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

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PAUL A. KARL 1002 S, Park Avenue Haddon Heights Thereis a saying that all heavy peo- ple are jolly. This applies to g'Paul, He is famous for his model T and is often seen riding around town in it, accompanied by his crowd of friends. Paul is always surprising us with one of the famous tricks which he has up his sleeve, and is ready to amuse those around him. He has a weakness for bein! late for French classg what's the reason, Paul? General Course: Aero Club 2, 35 French Club 4. Science and 511011 Terzclzer MARION E. KEEN East Atlantic and Maple Avenue Laurel Springs Marion is one of our more serious- minded members with a ready smile and a willing hand at all times. ln her own quiet way she has won the confidence of both classmates and fac- ulty. For the past three years Marion has been President of the Testament Club. Through her untiring efforts many a straying student has been set on the right road, ln the years to come we will find Marion in some faraway nook of the world, a successful missionary. She will be entertaining her followers by relating her humorous experiences at old H. H. H. S. Commercial Course: President of Testament Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Re- serves Zg Scribe Typist 45 Senior Rec- ord. Ill'ix.vim1a1'y lf'0rk MURIEL L. KENT Lincoln Avenue Magnolia Scraps is our French mademoi- sellefand to hear her speak French you would think she was born in France. But, believe it or not, she has taken French only two years. Muriel also plays the violin in the orchestra-in fact, she is a second Rubinoff. With all these accomplish- ments Muriel is very quiet and shy, but she is always willing to help and quick in sympathy for the other fel' low. And can she handle a car! We wish you luck! Commercial Course: French Club 4: Orchestra 1. 25 Senior Chorusg Senior Record Staff. Stenogrnfvher HELEN V. KIRK 622 Sycamore Terrace Haddon Heights Kookie is so little that we can hardly find her, but when she's found shc's worth the hunt. Do you like freckles? Well, Helen has 'em. And how does soft, curly hair appeal to your inner emotions? She has those very curls. But aside from that, there's so little of her that all that can be said is that she's peppy, well liked and a gifted actress. Lookie, lookie, lookie, there goes Kookief' into somebody's ofhce to be somebody's stenogf' Commercial Course: Scribe I, 2, 39 Assembly Plays l. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2. 35 Glee Club 35 junior Playg Girl Reserves 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. Bio-i'1ze.v.v JAMES W. KRUG 45 Taunton Avenue Berlin jim las you all can seel ranks high in our group of innocent, bash- ful U1 senior boys. But. of course. as is generally the case. please don't let his looks deceive you. If ujimn is needed, look for him and he is sure to be ready for service. jim is one of the teachers' star performers in classg and in study hall, being a very quiet and studious lad, he is usually in the good graces of all in charge. General Course: Home Room Com- mittee 3. Busizicss HARRIETT M. KLEINFELDER 99 Chews Road Clementon Harriett claims she has no nick- name, but we think it should be either Blusber or Giggles, for in both she rates high. Nevertheless. she is to be envied for her good disposition. Harriett's favorite sport is falling in love. Her chief pastime at school is taking three lunches. W'e wonder why, for at all times she is dieting. She has the real school spirit-not a dance could be given or a game played with- out Harriett's support. Commercial Course: Glee Club 23 Girl Reserves 2: French Club 43 Glee Club 43 Assistant Basketball Mgr. lg Home Room Basketball 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 43 Usher ,lunior Play and Operetta 3: Junior-Senior Prom Committeeg Vice-President Home Room 1, 2: Class Treasurer lg Spring Fes- tival 2. Unziccided CHARLES J. KUHN Sixth Avenue Pine Hill Charles is a very, very quiet student in school and says very little vclun- tarily, but his eyes twinkle apprecia- tively, even before his answer, which is always immediate and accurate when he is called on. Charles has spoken so little about himself that very little is known about this modest scholar. except that he is a good sport, has a handsome prohle and is a student of ability. We will entrust you with our future law eases, Charles! Classical Course: Senior Record Staff. Study of Law VALETTE lvl. LARKIN Browning Road Bellmawr Quiet, demure and steady, describes Letty. She is always ready to give a helping hand to anyone in distress. Letty and Dot are another pair that never seem to be separatedfit might be called another Ruth and Naomi friendship. Letty's ambitions are to become a stenographer, but we've discovered that she is really a marvelous swimmer, Whether her hor' oscope holds a seaside or a business office future, her good nature and earn- estness will certainly bring her the world in a bandbox. Commercial Course: Basketball lg Senior Chorus: Girl Reserves 1. Sf:-uagraN1y 20

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ALVIN O. JEDLICKA White Horse Pike Waterford Alvin is one of the more reserved members of our class, always keeping to himself and speaking only when addressed. Alvin is well liked by his many friends and is always ready and willing to help a classmate. His ami' able disposition has done much to- ward winning many friends for him. In his work he is serious and efficient. He is a steady worker and obtains high grades in most of his studies. Alf's' most outstanding character' istics are his reticence and blond hair. Commercial Course: Senior Chorus: Acro Club 3, 4. Buxinars WILLIAM E. JENSEN Laurel Springs Flash is the name, folks! This blondfhaired, blue-eyed handsome hero is our star athlete. Bill has made him' self famous on the gridiron, the dia' mond and the cinder path. Many a time Eli saved the day by his quick thinking and his ability to lead others. Bill has been on the varsity football, track and basketball teams, captaining the track team in his last year. Not only does Bill shine in athletics, but be also has taken part in other school activities, such as representing his home room in the senate and presiding over his freshman class. Bill has the makings of an outstanding athlete and some day his name may occupy a space in the papers as it did in the Scribe during his remarkable ath' letic career with us. General Course: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Class President l: Home Room President l, 3: Baseball 4: Track 1Captainj 41 Senate l, 3. Undecided EDVJIN I. JOHNSON Brooks Avenue Magnolia Ed is a happy'go'lucky and good- natured fellow. X'Vc could hardly ask for more! He surely has made a fine cheer leader. Vfhat a voice! We will always remember Edu and his big cigar in the Junior Play. He is full of fun and, with it all, he is a hearty worker. W'e wish him the best of good luck in any of his undertakings. Commercial Course: Cheer Leader l, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Candy C0mmi!YCCl Home Room President 4: Soccer 4. Undecided MARTHA L. JOHNSON 1600 Sycamore Street Haddon Heights Matthai is rather quiet around school, but outside-well, that's a different story-fshe is fun'loving and pleasant. Martha has a very agreeable person' ality and no task is too much for her. Her ability to work well and her will' ingncss to do all she can for others has acquired for Martha many true friends. Her goodfsportsmanship has made her a valuable member of several athletic teams, and her competence in spelling acquired for her a prominent place in our spelling team. General Course: Nature Club l: Girl Reservcs 3: Prom Committee 3: Swimming Team 2, 3, 4: Home Room Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4: Girl Reserve Dance 3: Clee Club 4: Sen' ior Chorus: Spelling Team 4. lvIlfit'L'1.lII'li ANNA M. JONES 20l Emlen Avenue Lawnside Anna is so quiet that very little can be said about her except that she is a friendly, adaptable girl who is always willing to help. Her smile is warm and affectionate and she is a well'poised student. She will be a valuable college student. She is in- terested in the study of French, and we know that her ability will brighten her future with success. General Course Apex School NORMAN A. JONES Lawrence Avenue Barrington Norm is one of our most able athletes. He is usually identihed by his eyebrowsfor ieally, his eyebrow. His personality is as agreeable as is his smile, and his pet hobby is teas' ing. His most frequent remarks are: Why was I born? , How'm I doin? or H'mm, h'mm, I canit get over it! His chief interests are girls, basketball, track and parties. He will certainly be a success, if not because of his brilliant ability, then because of his winning way. General Course: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Golf 4. Brokcfs Ofiicc DOROTHY I. JUDSON 415 Reading Avenue Barrington Meet Ncwsy Dot in person, folks. This is the young lady that furnishes us with that interesting gossip of our classmates, The saying, Good things come in small packages, describes Dot, She is a petite, pretty, dark' haired miss, with a personality envied by many. Dot goes in for many activi- ties and is successful in them all. She has a host of true friends and wc are sure she will be a success. General Course: Debating Club lg Journalism Club lg Girl Reserves 2: Vice'I'resident 4: Scribe Play l, 2: Girl Reserves Play 2: Junior Play J: Debating l, 2: Dance Committee 2: Senate Representative Z, 3: Home Room President 2: Scribe I, 2, 3, 43 Handbook Stall 3: Record Staff 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Chorus. A d'L'e1'ti'.ri11g AGNES D. KAIN 206 Kingston Avenue Barrington Sslil-hear that merry giggle issuing forth from the locker room? Agnes is at her favorite pastime again-being happy. She is our idea of a regular girl, for she possesses not only intclli' gence, but a keen wit and good humor that will brighten anyone's day. Agnes is noted for doing startling things, such as taking shop this year. Nevertheless, there was a per' fectly splendid reason and he, too, hails from Barrington! Agnes is one perfect secretary. as Mr. XVharton will afhrm, and we know she'll always come out with colors flying. Commercial Course: Scribe 4: Oper' ctta 4: Senior Record Secretary: Clee Club 4: Senior Chorus. I,771lI!'l'ftl't'd

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PAUL R. LARZELERE Park Avenue Laurel Springs Gocdmatured, reserved, quiet, hand- some, tolerant and popular is Paul, a general favorite with his classmates. He is rather shy when it comes to speaking before his classmates, but not when with the women, who think he is quite cute. Everyone envies Pauls sunny disposition and curly black hair. All his qualities combined have gone far in securing many friends for him. Once one knows Paul and learns what he really is, one cannot help but like him. General Course: Senior Chornsg Class Basketball 4, Business ALFRED H. LINDSEY 200 Station Avenue Al is the tall, dark-haired fellow expressing himself. Haddon Heights who is naive in especially in English class. Upon this carefree, jovial fellow's countenance is always a smile of good nature. When Al is not in school, look for him at the A. E? P. Store. He does quite a bit of studying and gets along well with his teachers and his fellow stu' dents. So far Al has not chosen his life's work, but some day he may be a doctor, a lawyer or even the Presi- dent of the United States. Vfho knows? Technical Course Umivfiiied ANNA G. NIACCARONI Waterford Although Anna doesn't enjoy out' side activities, she is popular among her classmates. She is well known for her black, curly hair and winning smile. Vdc hear she likes to ride cn the vocational school busg what is the special reason, Curly ? She is inf terestcd in art and an enthusiastic member of art class. We wish you success in whatever you attempt, Curly. Normal Course: Dance Club 25 Glee Club 4, Home Room Basketball 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Usher 41 Decoration Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee S, Operetta 4. Fiidecidrd MARY E. MADISON Reading Avenue Barrington Mary is one of the cutest. most pop- ular girls in our class. She is espe' cially interested in athletics and has played on several teams. Mary likes music, too, and has been a great help to the orchestra. She was a member of the school band and has taken part in several operettas. Lately she has been active as assistant in the high school ofhce. Commercial Course: Clee Club l, 2. 3, 4, Home Room Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3, 45 Hockey 3, 4: Swimming Mgr. 4g Spring Festival 'lg Operetta 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Band I. Z, 3. 4. I3'ii.viues.r EDYTHE M. MAHAUN 206 Reading Avenue Barrington Hrinny is noted for her spirit of cofoperation and helpfulness, W'hen anything is to be done, she is there. She is a good student and takes prac- tically all her notes in shorthand ican she read them, we wonder?j. One of her biggest assets is her big Ol voice. 'iHonny is quite a good student and is liked by all her teachers. Her win' ning personality should prove valuable in both her social and her business Cllnfflffs. Commercial Course: lntermural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Senior Chorus. BlI.S'fH!'.fS DOROTHY E. MARQUART Magnolia 'Al7ot is one of our cute little girls who speaks only when she is spoken to. XX'hen you learn to know her, though, you know that she is around, for she surely knows the jokes. She has a pleasing personality and is sure to make a loving wife for some young gentleman soon. She would like to be a stenographer, but we think that she is going to pick a partner and head for the altar instead. Lots of happi' ness, Dot, Commercial Course .S'Iemigi'nf'l1y FRED MARTIRONE Stratford Mac is one of the silent part' ners of the class. Little do we know outside of school except about him that he is a chum of Fred's and that he is not as quiet as he seems. He is a generally good fellow and is greatly liked by his friends. If some- one wants to know anything about experiments, just see Mae He can tell you all you want to know. One of his best features is his booming voice which can be heard from one end of study hall to the other. General Course Undecided AIDA M, MASSA 429 Third Avenue Haddon Heights Aida is one of our newcomers, and a very valuable one at that. Aida has the remarkable talents of a budding geniusg that is, she is a versatile act' ress, an able speaker and an onfcomf ing essayist. Her descriptive compo' sitions are truly in direct accord with her magnetic something. If you haven't heard her laugh, heard her charming Boston accent, or listened to her descriptions,-well then, you bcttah meet this 'gal'. She was Boston's loss and our gain. Technical Course: Senior Record Staff, H. H. H. S. At Revere High School: Dramatic Club 2. 35 Debatf ing Club 2, Literary Club 33 Dance Committees l, Z. 33 YVashington Club 33 Class Plays Z, 35 Clee Club 1, 2, 3. Tvnfliirig