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

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Fllill Rnu'.' R. Shearer, C. Dougherty, M. Siegfried, A. Guillc, ----- -+-+, R. Walker, R. Bergen, j. Haldeman, H. Bodine, R. Frazier, K. Sides, O. Cotton, J. Long. ,Yerrmd Row: Miller, V. Dowd, B. Money, S. Schuman, A. Fracassia, , K. Miller, j. Hollawell, A. Valerio, R. Bela, J. Ake, W. Weber. Third' Rout' V, Mathers. johnson, B, Stanton. R. Delziet, E. Kuehner, J. Woltinger, -if fe- , I.. Salo. VC . Arentzen, M, Williams, B. Weir. Fuuflb Roux' I. Kru , M. Naylor. Davis, M. Dean, M, Chew, L. Ostrotf. W. Thomas. R. Allen, E. Bagnnll, D. Hopkins. j, Jess, Parks. Fiflh Roux' -- fd- -- -7---f Ii. Mutchler, I.. Zolotuchin, E, Thorpe, B. Rexon, D. Reilley. Sixth Row: R. Manino, E. D'lorio, Ellsworth, J. Dunn, B. Butler, A. Hickland, Cox, -+1-3- , V. Brown. Sides. Betty Money, Betty Rexon, Dorothy Reilley, and Eileen Bagnall were members of the Library Council. Members from the junior class who served on the efficient Assembly Committee were Betty Rexon, Robert jones, and jane McCollum. Much of the fine work accomplished by the Senate can be attributed to the work of the junior representatives Raymond Allen, Thomas Fanelli, William Goodman, Irene Krug, Dorothy Reilley, Arthur Pacitico, and Wray Thomas were the senators. The work of the class ofhcers and adviser was greatly responsible for the suc- cess of the class of 1938 during its third year. -WRAY THOMAS Fin! Roux' D. Bakley, A. Tattersall, M. Reese, M. Mauer, H. Biddle, H. Neutze. If. Schriner, B. Kitchen, H. Geary, j. Shill, K. Floating. Seumd Rmr: M, Giordiano, B, Schneider, L. Stanbach. H. Hopkins, E. Roemer, If. Peters, B, johnson, D. Young, A, Mayer, K. Sellwood. Third Roux' R, Rathey, G. Tettemer, N. Plugge, Horan, tl. McCollum, G. Lenthe, K. Ulmer, O'Brien, II. Strang, M. Allen, R, Lappin. Fllurlb Roux' j. Conover, A. Morello, R. Allen, j. Horan, J. Parks, W. Weir, Miller, S. Hackman, E. Simonsen, C. Bergstrom, H. Beattie, R. Berger. j. Dunn. Flflb Rffw: A. Vale-rio, R. Kane, A. Hickland, S. Bennett, B. Lillagore, B. Butler, R. Naudain, M. Dean, j, Strube, S. Bundy. l43l

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Glllflltllllllb dlllllIlINlllIl4DllR CLASS HE Junior Class did its share in making the school year 1936-37 a memo- rable and eventful one at Haddon Heights High. It was well represented in all extra-curricular activities, started the social season with a College Dance, and gave a never-to-be-forgotten prom to the Seniors. Eleven outstanding juniors were named to the National Honor Society. This group was composed of Willard Arentzen, Eileen Bagnall, Virginia Brown, Betty Champion, Grace Driver, William Goodman, Grace Lenthe, Arthur Pacifico, Betty Rexon, and Wray Thomas. In the field of sports, the class of 1938 more than held its own. The juniors claim the two outstanding gridmen, Tony Valerio and Carmen DelSordo. On the hockey team Ruth Naudain and Betty Steitz starred. Outstanding junior soccermen include Arthur Pacifico and Tom Fanelli, who also led the trackmen. On the two varsity basketball teams Leda Zolotuchin, Ruth Naudain, Tony Valerio, and Wray Thomas made good. William Tettemer was the junior's leading swdnuner. In basebaH Jack hduh and C3eorge Suunp represented the class. In the various musical and dramatic organizations, the class of 1938 was well represented. It had several members in the All-County Band and Chorus and in the All-State Chorus. The able cast of the junior play, Tiger House, was headed by Mildred Reese and James Swackhamer. Other members were Willard Arentzen, Arthur Paciflco, Herbert Beattie, Robert Jones, Helen Geary, Ruth Shearer, Roberta Walker and Dorothy Reilley. Juniors who served on the Scribe staff and who took over the publishing of it near the close of school were Wray Thomas, Willard Arentzen, Eileen Bag- nall, William Goodman, James Swackhamer, Dorothy Reilley and Katherine Preridenl Vife-Prefident ROBERT JoNEs WILLIAM GOODMAN Serremry Treafurer Adrirer GRACE DRIVER BETTY CHAMPION MISS CECILLE GAIKRIGUES Firft Row: E. Miller, M. Bartuccio, B. Steitz, R. Babe, B.. Ragsdale, W. Goodman, G. Driver, R. Jones, . Cham ion, A. Calabrese, W. Thomas, W. Weber, A. Valerio, J. Parks, W. Weir. Second Row: M. De Silvio, Luccehesi, R. Kelchner, M. Bigum, B. Schneider, M. Hysley, A. Pacinco, E. Kuehner, J. Regan. Tbrrd Roux: pm L, Gibbons, M, Kennedy, M. Horan, S. Bascove. D. Fried, Belhere, 1'--l-i'-'. V- HFIWJUUS. L. Har er, D. Simmons, E. Jaffe, G. Hahn, T. McGinley. fourth Row: D. .Ware, F. Woodley, D. Emeridge, I. Minkolf, Dennis, W. Davis, R. Paul, D. Nettleton. Fzflh Raw: A. Hickland, D. Hogan, F. Woodley, B. Butler' Simpson' E, Kuhn, .l?li, A. Rump, L. Heman, F. Evans, D. Reckeweg. E. Kuenzel. Husson, B. Keim. Sixth Raw: G. Rudolph, K. Blakely, R. Harden, J. Falls, J. Swackhamer, M. Baker, B. Tettemer, G. Carr, W. Sweeten, T. Burns, E. Flynn, J. Hocking, J. Moffa. l42l -.

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THE GARNETEER . . . 1937 SlDlll5llHll4DlIMll4DlIRllE5 CLASS HE Sophomores this year closed a very successful season, showing that they really had that thing called School Spirit. Under the capable leadership of Thomas Cooney, Class President, Donald Slaugh, Vice-President, Dorothy Parkhurst, Secretary, and Betty Keeler, Treas- urer, the Sophomores, with an enrollment of 432 in September, filled an almost empty treasury with the much-needed money. Miss Maurine Wilson held the position of class adviser. The main event of the season was the Soph Hop which was given in the form of a St. Patrick's dance on Friday night, March 19. To celebrate the occasion, the gymnasium was gaily decorated in green. Sophomore representatives in the Senate were Dorothy Breckenbridge - homeroom 116, Tom Cooney-202, Paul Denlinger-206, George Hahn-211, Joe Kirkpatrick-212, john Miller-library, Jack Patterson-C-1, George Scott -C-2, Philip Simone-auditorium, John Vaccara-balcony. The Sophomores were well represented in sports this year. They had mem- bers on practically all the teams, including football, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, soccer, hockey, tennis, track, and golf. Members of the class could also be found in other extra-curricular activities. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Prerident Vice-Prerident THOMAS COONEY DONALD SLAUGH S erretur y Treasurer Advirer DOROTHY PARKHURST BETTY KEELER Miss MAURINE W1LsoN Firxt Row: A. Ruehl, M. Philips, R. Miller, R. McDermott, M. Bowen, E. Arnold, D. Everitt, B. Keeler, D. Slaugh, T. Cooney, D. Parkhurst, N. Valerio, A. Klein, D. Hclgppenthaller, B. Lawrence, M. Bove, V. Woehr, il- -, I. Wilkonson, H. Stante. Secarld Row: . Harbridge, E, McManus, Parker, B. Lampkin, G. Setzler, A. M. Ahrens,Ml. Hebrew, S, Frost, E. Vickerman, M. Dean, H. Lynch, K. Killen, J. Kirchman, M. Knight, A. Shallcross, . Samuels, R. White, --?---, E. Harley, L, Murren. Third Row: , , E. McNichols, B. Faunce, K. Seigener, M. Elliott, B. Hutchinson, R. Procida, F. Cremen, W. Kenyon, G. Daisy, A. Assalone, M. Peirfer, N. Marino, P. Lillagore, C. Mason, M. Davis. Fourth Row: --i-+1 E. Watson, E. Fanelli, M. Lynch, P. Denlinger, P. Freedman, -i----, G. Paygman, R. Reiner, B. Graeif, B. Byrd, E. Meyers, A. Lewis, D. Schhuler, S. Petit, D. Breckinrid e. Fifth Row: R. Rexon, P. Rutecki, M. Fothergill, T. Esposito, V. Miller, R. Cummings, B, Buck, B. Davey, E. iohnson, A. Bewsher, P. Hoffman, H. Meddaugh, M. Minossi, D. Crompton, V. Huston, D. Dalton, ---l---, I. Mull, J. Boyd, G. Wolf, M. Devaro, D. Welsh, -if--, , , B. Mullane, D. Sauls, 1-ll--1, M. Seelers, Sixth Row.'B. Haines, --i-L-, E. Simmler, . . M. Studley, J. Kuetzel, J. Aulletto, M. Winterbottom, 1---, J. Gail, M. Flagg, B. Stanley, ----l-, E. Bryant, M. Snyder, ---H?-, R. Williams, H. Stone, E. Davis. lf44l