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

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ETHEL H. ROSE 1920 Vklest High St. Haddon Heights Rosy is one of our attractive as well as artistically minded blondes. Al- though the school is losing a valuable asset in the way of art and dependabil- ity, we feel sure that in Ethel the world of business will discover rare talent. Such a clever girl can surely never be lost in the multitudes. Ethel finds plenty of time for Helen. and with these two we are all certain of a jolly, good time. General Course: Senior Record. Hai1'dl'e.s'.rilzg NELSON H. ROSE Aldine Nelly, well liked by his class- mates, has a somewhat versatile per- sonality, In athletics he has had berth on the football and track teamsg in dramatics he has played in the oper- etta and acted in the senior play: in music he has been a member of both the band and orchestra since he came as a freshman. Though somewhat talkative, he is never obnoxious in im- posing himself or his views on others. ln his work he is seriousness personi- hedg yet he can be funny and humor- ous when he wants to be, and is al- ways welcome in his unobtrusive man- nCl . General Course: Glee Club 43 Foot- ball Zg Track 3, 45 Operetta 43 Senior Playg Band 1, 2. 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Chorus. College VIRGINIA F. ROYAL 207 XVhite Horse Pike Jinny is one of our very quiet around school. her contagious disposition and Haddon Heights senior lasses-that is. She is always happyg giggle. very pleasant anything goes manner have achieved for her a long list of friends. Jinny cherishes these friendships, and this characteristic makes her even more likable. All in all, Jin is under- standing, sympathetic and truly lovable and we are sure that in any field of endeavor she should choose she will be successful. General Course: Glee Club 2, 3. Umit'ridrd XVANDA P. ROZANSKI 1911 Sycamore Street Haddon Heights Tot is an example of the saying Good things come in small pack- ages, for she is rather small. Yet, it is not a disadvantage to her, for it only enables her to complete her tasks more quickly. She showed us her dancing ability in the operetta, The Gypsy Rover. W'anda is in- terested in sports, especially basketball and swimming. Her happy manner and cheerful smile have won many friends for her. Keep smiling. Wanda, and the world will smile with you. Commercial Course: Home Room Basketball 49 Assembly Committee 35 Operctta 3. .Weltogrnfvliy 26 EMILY M. SCHMIDT 1311 Keswick Avenue Haddon Heights Emily is our big committee-woman, having what it takes in the way of blond hair and brown eyes, an infal- lible combination fif we are to be' lieve the old adage, gentlemen prefer blondesnl. Add to this that unique giggle, then you'll know why Alvin and Kirk, etc., fell. Em likes doc- tors, but we warn you. Em, some M. D.'s are short, stout and have handle-bar mustaches, so don't be too disappointed. General Course: Glee Club 3, 43 Senior Chorusg Hockey 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Usher: Com- mencement Usher 3g Spring Festival 23 Operetta 3, 4. Al1H'.1'l'1lU IDA A. SCHUMACHER Lindenwold Bonnie is one of our favorites. Haven't you evcr seen this ambitious, penny, talkative and thoroughly delight- ful senior? I'm sure you have, for very few can miss this brightfeyed, fair-haired friend who has scored her popularity both scholastically and so- cially. Our Editor-in-Chief has cer- tainly the necessary ability and per- sonality to gain success for her in her college days which are soon to come. lt has been a pleasure to know you, Bonnie! Classical Course: Fashion Show lg Debating 1, 43 Operetta 3: Prom Committee 31 Candy Committee 4: Costume Mistress Senior Play and Operettag Dance Committee 43 Dance Orchestra 43 Senior Record, Editor-in- Chief. College ERNA SEIDEL Erial Road Pine Hill Erna, unlike a future sales girl, doesn't seem to talk a great deal. either about herself or anyone else lthatls unusual, isn't it?l. Erna evi- dently believes in preparing well ahead of time for her future position in the world, because she is very well thought of by her teachers and friends and is considered a serious student. We are inclined to believe, along with her friends, that she goes by that very good motto, YVork hard and play hardll' Commercial C o u r s ez Assembly Sketch 4, Senior Chorus. Salesnzamrhip SIDNEY W. SELLWOOD 140 Erial Road Clementon Sid is the boy in our class that certainly plays a mean trombone. Tak- ing it all in all, Sid is certainly a good sport, lending a helping hand whenever it is needed. To our disadvantage, Sid has been a reserved sort of fellow. The only per- son who really knows him is a little sophomore, who certainly gets all the attention. Lucky girl! Technical Course: Aero Club 3. 43 Operetta 41 Senior Candy Committeeg Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Chorus. Ll1ldI'l'fdL'!f

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ANTHONY F. PFEIFFER ll United States Avenue Lucaston Meet Tony, a Hercules indeed, with those massive museles and that barrel-shaped chest of his, He is a quiet classmate, never noisy or boister- ous and always obliging. He always abounds in fun and humor and when he grins his ear-to-ear smile brings an answering smile to your face. Tony is quite a hobbyist, some of his many hobbies being stamp and coin collee- tions, the collection of World W'ar bullets, rifle marksmanship, motor- cycling and amateur photography. Tony's good nature and ready smile keep him well surrounded with friends, General Course Plwtogfrnfih Studio MARIANNE E. POIRON Flower Lane Barrington Meet Marianne, our promising young French mademoiselle who, after expos- tulating a string of French, leaves her classmates stunned and meditating whether they should continue French, and fearing that they could never be so voluble. Nor could they eontort their faces to such degree and force out those seemingly unpronounceable French words. Marianne has been an asset to the Library Council and was the blushing usher on the right side if the balcony at the senior play, Mari- anne always has a smile, accompanied by a rosy blush, for everyone. General Course: Library Council 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 41 Senior Play Usherg Candy Committee: junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior Play Committee: Senior Chorus. Business JEAN E. POLE ZS Second Avenue Haddon Heights Who started the fad for wearing white sports shoes in the middle of winter? Who eats Athletics for breakfast. luncheon and dinner7 Whose Hrst name. middle name and last name should be Sports, Sports ? Vv'ho has the most spar- kling brown eyes? And now, who has the greatest flair for wearing tailored clothes? NVho has a very fetching smile? Three guesses, and you guessed right on the first one. Itis Jean. who will, no deubt, add to these charms in college nest year. General Course: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball l. 1. 3, 45 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 45 Monitor 4g Operetta 4. College HELEN M. QUINN 1023 Prospect Ridge Haddon Heights An agefold adage which is often disputed is that gentlemen prefer blondes. One strong point in its favor is the fact that there are dreamy- eyed girls like Helen to aflirm it. She is sympathetic and even-tempered, and her love of fun stands out in social groups or parties. A serious-minded, friendly girl like Helen can always End an important and worthy position for her future life. May she always have as clear an outlook as the clarity of her blue evcs! Commercial Course: Library Crun- cil 4: Senior Record: Home Room Basketball Z3 Senior Chorus, Follvyc 2 MARIS S. RABE 1916 Bryn Mawr Ave. Haddon Heights Bangs and more bangsYthat's our Marsy g and in more ways than one, for Marsy stands ace high in the field of sports. She and Dun- nie are a deadly combination when pitted against their poor unsuspecting opponents. A second Schiaparelli, too, when it comes to wielding a needle: we think Marsy should hang out her shingle. General Course: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3, 45 Hockey l. 2, 3, 4g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Spring Festival Z: Operetta 3, 43 Senior Chorusg Usher 4: Home Room Secre- tary 3, 43 Decorating Committee 3. Undecided HARRY R. REDMAN Reading Avenue Barrington Harry is one of the noisy members of our classy but then, we wouldn't care to have too many quiet ones. For three years Harry has filled a position on our Varsity Football team and for two years be has shown his skill with a golf club. This year Harry was one of our efhcient monitors and we must say that Harry is always willing to help others whenever possible. General Course: Football 2, 3, 4: Golf 3. 4: Home Room Basketball 3, 4, Monitor 4: Senior Chorus. Undecided MADELENE E. REID IValnut St. Magnolia IvIadge is one of the favorite and best artists in the class, and even in the school. She has shown her talent in much of her work, which has been displayed in the art room. Madge4' has served in the art line for several years and is one of Mrs. Andrews' most dependable students when it comes to doing something outstanding. Madge does not claim a tempera- rnent. as so many artists do, but is likable and has a very agreeable dis- position, She wears well as a friend and classmate. General Course: Senior Chorus, Sen- ior Recordg Dance Decorating Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. Stezmgrnfther XV. JACOB ROBINSON Berlin jake, as he is known by his mi-st intimate friends, is indeed a verv bash- ful boy, especially in senior English: but after all who blames him? lake is known as ouiet in school. but out- side of school I hearfhe is not so quiet! At any rate, jake is known by his teachers to be a very depend- able bov. XX'hen it comes right down to it, he has to admit that he really does like senior English. and has had a good deal of fun doing it. General Ceurse: Assembly Play 43 Hand I, 2: Orchestra 2. 3, 4. llzzdrfiiied 5

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M. ESTELLE SERVISS 306 Harvard Avenue Stratford Babe is another of those innof cent but interesting looking members of this great senior class. She is known as a good and willing worker by all her teachers, She is about the average height and inclined to be buxom, blithe and debonairf' This maiden hails from the quiet town of Stratford, where she sheds the light of her sunny disposition. Commercial Coursc: Senior Chorus. Umz'et'ided MARIE A. SIMMLER XVhite Horse Pike Lindenwold Marie has a smile that spreads sun- shine all over the school. She is one of our lively girls and likes to talk a lot. Vv'hen it comes to dancing, she takes her place in the spotlight. Marie certainly helps to make school life happy and gay. She thinks the boys are all right, but delights most in teasing them. Mzirie has been a very good student, and we are sure that she will be just as successful in business. Wie wish you lots of luck and happiness all the way. Nlarie. Commercial Course: Home Room President lg Clee Club 3. 4: Senior Chorus. Uzzdefided CATHERINE A. SIMMONS Clementon 'ilfittyu is another blonde maid who is welcome at any gathering, for she is always pleasant and gracious. No one can be sad or downfhearted while in her presence. for her sunny disprsif tion and witty remarks just drive the blues away. One of her favorite sum' mer pastimes is swimming and we agree that she would make a rather stunning life guard. Kitty's ambition is to become a stenographer and we are convinced that shc will succeed. Commercial Course Stcnogrnfvhy ELIZABETH F. SLOOK 7.35 Cibbsboro Road Clementon Betty came to us from Philadcla phia at the beginning of her third year. With her sweet disposition and snappy way she won the hearts of both sexes at once. Betty's enioyments are many, but her favorite one seems to be dancingg and no wonder, for anybodv that dances with her grace and skill must find it a pleasure. General Course: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Home Room Basketball 35 Senior Chorus. Nu1'.v1'ng CHARLES B. SMITH Broadway Laurel Springs Smitty is one of our very tall senior lads. His dependability has ac' quired for him many responsible jobs around schoolg for Smitty can always be called upon to help whenever occasion demands. He is capable of doing all things well-from excellent work on the basketball floor toffsh-shvhanding out his very popu- lar line. Smitty really distinguished him' self as a venerable gentleman in our Senior Play. His pleasant disposition and hearty chuckle has acquired for him a long line of friends. Commercial Course: Dance Com- mittee 3, 43 Stage Manager Play 35 Candy Committee 4: Track 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Senior Playg Operetta 4: Senior Chorus. Birxiizess LILLIAN E. SMITH 211 East Atlantic Avenue Haddon Heights Lillian is another of those faith' ful and studious girls in her work. She is wellfknown and liked by her friends and teachers. Lillian has been very active in art work and has served to the great advantage of several deco' rating committees. She is also a singer of note. It seems that Lillian has one of those unique dispositions which make hcr not only quiet and helpful in school, but also out of school. This is only one of the many features which her friends all see and admire in her. General Course: Glce Club 3: Sen- ior Class Night 33 Dance Committee 3, 4: Senior Chorus. Undecided ROBERT M. SMITH Zll Seventh Avenue Haddon Heights Bob is one of our class Romeos. It's difficult to keep track of all the broken hearts he has left behind him. The band appreciates him as much as the fairer sex does! He is one of our ablest dancers and is happiest on thc dance floor. We are certain of his future success. Bob is a IOOQZ Heights product. for both his mother ivaledictorian of her classl and his father iclass presi- dentl are H. H. H. S. graduates. Salute a real Heighter! Technical Course: Clee Club 43 Sen' ior Play: Opcrctta 4: Band l, 2. 3. 45 Orchestra Z, 3, 41 Dance Committee 31 Aero Club 3. 4. College RUSSELL A. SMITH Ill7 Prospect Ridge Haddon Heights Russ is one of the quiet members of our senior class: he possesses a cer' tain characteristic which may be culled shyness. Although quiet, he makes a good friend and is well liked by the senior class. Russ is a good student with a hne record at high school. After school hours he may usually be seen riding his bicycle around town, delivf ering orders, for Russ is a hard' working fellow, His one trademark is his tightlyfcurled ringlcts. General Course: Junior Varsity Foot' ball 3. Undecided