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

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DOROTHY M. COOK 12 Carver Avenue Clemcnton Dot is quiet, but she has many friends. She believes in doing things well and she never leaves a task half' finished. We admire her stickftofit' tiveness and wish her much success after she leaves school. Dot also is one who believes in helping others and this characteristic has gained many friends for her. 'iDot and Marion are inseparable pals. Commercial Course: Assembly Pro' gram 4g Senior Record Staff. Bu.rine.rs DORIS E, COOPER Ashland Avenue Magnolia Dot is one of our quiet seniors, but like the rest of us she occasionally enjoys a good laugh. Although she is quiet she is not idle, for she always has her work fin- ished at the proper time. Dot's lovely voice was a great help to the Glee Club. She expects to be a beautieian after she leaves school: we know that with her personality she will reach her goal. Ceneral Course: Clee Club 15 Sen- ior Chorus. Afvva' Beauty School ,IAMES L. CRAIG 219 Atlantic Avenue ,Iimmy's black, curly hair and hazel eyes are the envy of every girl in the school. Jimmy is what we would call a good all-around boy. His friendly attitude has made him many friends in both sexes. His favorite pastime is traveling and with his pleasing tone of voice we know he will make a fine traveling salesman. General Course: Assembly Commit' tee 3. Haddon Heights Penn State W'ILLIAM J. CRIGHTON, JR. 516 Third Avenue Haddon Heights Meet one of our most popular sen' ior boys. Tall, dark and handsome de' scribes 'iBill and tells why the fair sex likes him. He is one of our best athletes, having been seen in action in football and basketball. We are sure both the court and gridiron will miss his support. Bill has many friends and is always willing to help them out. Although he appears rather quiet he is always in on the fun. General Course: Operetta l, 3: As, sembly Play lg Refreshment Commit- tee 3g Class VicefPresident Z3 Home Room President 4: Basketball 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Track 4. Snuflzz-rn Cnlifarizia MARIE E. CROMPTON Fifth Avenue Pine Hill Tiny gets her nickname quite hon- estly for she is one of our smallest seniors. Marie is a very dependable person and one whom we all like. She works hard and conscientiously and we have often seen her name on the honor roll. Marie and Emma are always seen to- gether and often we see them helping Mr. Wharton. Tiny has exceptional executive ability and was often seen busily bustling about Room 101, and elsewhere, in the interests of the Senior Record. Commercial Course: Assembly Pro' gram -lg Senior Record. Business FLORENCE A. CROVJELL 8 Barrington Avenue Barrington F1ossie is one of our more quiet members, although whenever there is help wanted she is right on the job ready to give a helping hand. Flossie spends most of her spare time sewing so she might become one of our lead- ing dressmakers and we may even see her name among the fashionable styl- ists. Whether she develops her sewing or not she is sure to make a success of whatever she undertakes. Commercial Course: Assembly Play 1, Senior Record Staff. Bu.rim'.r.r GEORGE VJ, CULBERTSON, 3rd 317 Reading Avenue Barrington Cub is the boy who is always in a hurry, but then, we understand, he is quick in many things besides walking. W'e assume that the fair much of his time, maidens take up judging from his good looks. Cub is noted for his way of pronouncing words, especially Coffee, He has such a merry twinkle in his eye when he smiles that even Miss Cobaugh cannot resist twinkling back at him. Vfhat a man! General Course: Senior Chorusg Monitor 4. Undecided DOROTHY lvl. DAVIS Clementon Dot is one of our rather digni' hed seniors-tall, darkfhaired and pleasing in personality. She is always being teased about something or other and we think it's because we are sure of her pleasant disposition and because she can really laugh at, and with, those who tease. She is a very capable member of the Library Council. She does everything with care, and Dot is what we would call a hard worker. We are sure that any vocation Dot may choose will he quite successful. General Course: Library Council 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Candy Com' mittee 4: Senior Record Staffg Spring Festival 25 Glee Club Z, 4. Bucknell 14

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HLANCHE M. CARTER Gloucester Pike Barrington Blanche is one of our optimistic seniors. She is liked by all and n-ith' ing is ever too much trouble for her if she can help a friend. Blanche is an excellent typist and has been a great help to the Scribe Stall. She is frequently seen with a certain junior miss. Although she dislikes homework ue hope that this will not prevent her from becoming a successful business woman. Lots of luck to you, Blanche. Commercial Course: Home Room Committee 31 Assembly Play Zg Scribe Typist F: Head Typist 4. I 'zzileeiilril MARY E, CARTER Central Avenue Cedarbrook XVell. here she is! One of the most jollv of seniors is she. Vfhenever a good laugh is to be had. she is gen' erally on deck to join in and enjoy the fun with her jovial disposition. If you want to hnd Betty, try peep' ing into the chemistry labg shelll prob' ably be found right there. General Course: Senior Chorusg Home Room Basketball: P. A. D. Representative to Temple. College ,IOHN C, CHAMPION, ind 123 Tenth Avenue Haddon Heights johnny is one of our backstage electricians and is certainly one of our younger and more boyish Don juans. He is usually with Bob or Dot. He is an actor of no small account and even as an old father he was held re' sponsible for numerous cases of palpi' tating hearts in our Senior Play. His plans for the fixture are undecided, but we know that whatever he chooses he will choose well. Technical Course: Band 45 Senior Play. A1-my Air C'm'1i.r IDA L. CHRISTY 425 Clements Bridge Road Barrington Ida is an attractive blonde senior who is admired by everyone for her sunny disposition. She has worked hard in her classes and has proved her ability at stenog' raphy. We cannot say that she is frequently seen with any one person because she has so many friends and keeps her' self in constant circulation. Commercial Course: Assembly Pro' gram 25 Glee Club 3. Sfuuografilier HELEN XV. CLINE Hilltop Avenue Somerdale Helen is seen most frequently with her side'kick, Florence. Her most enjoyable pastime is that of teaching someone. Yet she is more than will' ing to help wherever she is needed. and she is usually there before she is asked. Although she does tease, it has not hindered her ability to make last' ing friends. Helen's good work in school has formed a fortified back- ground for her future successes. Normal Course lfmleuiiled GRACE E. COLLETT Browning Road Bellmawr Ixfeet Grace, the peppiest of all peppy people. She is one of our best' liked members, always in a good humor, prepared for fun and ready to try anything once. This petite miss aniuses study hall with her funny lit' tle sneeze. Football games and dances! Is that why Grace has a glow in her eyes and goes around in a daze? Grace wants to be a big business wom- an, but we just know shelll be some' body's loving wife. Commercial Course: Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Club 25 French Club 43 Home Room Basketball 3, 43 lvlan' ager 45 Play Usher 35 Dance Commit- tee 3, 45 Miisic Festival 2, Glee Club 2, 35 Senior Chorus. College EVA E. COLLINS Haddon Court Apt. Haddon Heights Eve is a new addition to our class, but she is a very pleasant and valuable one. She came to us from Collingswood with high ideals for sports, In her junior year she was a splendid basketball player, but unfor- tunately her health compelled her to discontinue this sport and we lost a valuable player. Eve is a girl that was born with a good fairy waving her wand and be' stowing on her many talents. She turned from sports to art and singing. She does both of these exceedingly well. XVe are sure that such a talented young lady will make a way for her' self in life just as she has in school. General Course: Basketball 33 As' sembly Play 41 Dance Committee 45 Home Room Committee 3, 4. Ul1tlt't'fdt'd LILLIAN COLLINS In Memoriam 1935 suffered an irreparable loss when we lost Lillian. It was with deep sorrow that we learned of the death of our classmate in September of 1932. Lillian had already proved her- self a promising star in hockey and swimming. But cvcn without her ath' letic ability and Hne sportsmanship we should have missed her winning per' sonality. She had won many friends with her happy, laughing. gay and ami' able disposition and we shall always want to number her among our class' mates.

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RUTH M. DAVIS Vlashington Avenue Magnolia Ruth never says much, but she cer' tainly has an effective giggle. She is one of our workers in the commerf cial department, and she enjoys it. Ruth is the type that is going to sur- prise us some day in the near future by sending us an invitation to her nuptial feast. Her chief interest seems to be Bernie and American Stores. She has been a successful student and is sure to be just as successful in the outside world. Commercial Course: Glcc Club 23 Senior Chorus. B u.vines.r C. JANE DEENY 106 Eighth Avenue Haddon Heights ,lane is one of those students whose looks deceive you-she appears serious and studiousg although she is serious, studious. Her she is far from being chief desire is to finish school. We wonder why-is it love. jane? Wheth' cr it be for this or for other reasons unknown to us, we know that her sense of humor and love of fun will carry her to a pleasant future. General Course: Home Room Bas' ketball l, 2, 31 Assembly 4. Undecided JOHN T. DIEDRICH XValnut Street Pine Hill johnny is one of the quieter members of our class. He is rather serious in his work, level'headed, ncvcr obtrusive and an attentive listener. Alf though he can mingle and joke with the rest. he usually stands quietly by and lets the others do the talking, es- pecially when an argument arises. Only now and then will he offer some infor1 mation, advice or interesting state' ment, which you can be sure will be listened to with respect, ln his spare time john will usually be found in the shop with friend Hance, shop and golf instructor. John was on the school team for two years and ranks among the best golfers on that team. Commercial Course: Golf 3. 43 Senior Chorus: Class Basketball 4. Business KATHRYN R. DlSKlN 221 Seventh Avenue Haddon Heights Keck iust came to us last year from Virginia, but with her quiet, reserved charm she has made a place for herself among us. At hrst acquaintance Keck may seem shy and timid when she looks at you with those big, brown eyes: but upon better acquaintance Keck is a lot of fun and goodfhumorcd, She is going to be-or shall we say wants to be-a teacher. We can't imagine 'iKeck as a school teacher, be' cause the least little thing causes her to giggle. lf you have never heard Ki-ck's giggle you certainly have missed something. General Course: Prom Committee 35 Swimming Team 4. Scion 11011 STERLING W. DRACH Gloucester Pike Barrington Sterling is a small, quiet person ancl, therefore, we know very little about him. Sterling has shown quite an inter- est in stcnographyg he reads so rap- idly that the rest of the class find it hard to keep up with him. Vle also know that Sterling likes to travel and perhaps some day he will be sending us postcards from Europe. We hope he will have plenty of time and money to travel and see much of the world. Commercial Course Trn:'r'l CATHERINE C. DUNN ,X Laurel Springs Now is the time for all good mcn to even the score with Dunnie, but we wouldn't be such meanies. Katie is our star guard, and she and Marsy team perfectly. This pair is almost invincible, as we have observed from numerous basketball games. The orig- inal 'iCheerful Little Earfuln iWotta Columnistl Dunnie, is Public Wise Cracker Number One. Okay, kecd, it's all in fun! Commercial Course: Scribe 2, 3. 41 Clee Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hockey -3, 4: Operetta Eg Senior Chorusg Assembly Committee l, 2, 35 Ixlonitor 3, 4. B1l.Vl'lI!'.f.9 STANLEY S. El-IRESMANN Evesham Avenue Magnolia Stan is tall, blond, 'n' hand- some. Thcse characteristics, along with a pleasing voice, make him one of our best actors, Stan had leading roles in both the ,lunior and Senior plays. Although he is able to handle almost any iob given him, he has one great ambition and that is to be an ofhcer in the navy. XVe know heill succccd, because his agreeable disposition and delightful sense of humor will gather for him the hearts of the people in all the ports around the world, Here's bon voyage for your cruise through life. Stan, Commercial Course: Assembly Com' mittee l. Z, 3, -lg Senior Candy Com- mittee: Class Basketball Z, 4: Home Room Vicefprcs. 2, 33 Class Play 3, 4: Assembly Programs 2. 3, 49 Clee Club: Senior Chorus: Scribe 3, 43 Debating 4: Senior Record Staff. I'niz'crsity of .filabama FRANCIS ELDREDGE Laurel Springs lntroducingflirancis Eldredge, The Laurel Springs Romeo. This dark' complexioned Romeo is better known as Frannie around school. When it comes to dramatics, Frannie is one hundred percent. He has shown his ability as an actor. a singer and a comedian in such productions as She Stoops to Conquer, The Gypsy Rover and Miss Cherry Blossom, during his high school dramatic ca- reer. But Frannie's ability does not stop here. He is a member of the track team and runs the mile for us. Frannie is also a member of the orchestra and glee club. He has much to occupy his time and is all ways in a hurry. General Course: Operetta 3. 4: Track 43 Orchestra 23 Clee Club 2, 3. 43 Senior Play. B11.rinc.r.r School