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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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THOMAS CANNAVO FACULTY COUNCIL M MISS PHILLE D ULISSE MISS MARY ROBB MISS GLORIA REBECCHI M71 ff wx 'ami .af 431'-by 5 SX, fbsb X , 'uw ... .I ' 'Q' ,sw x, V MRS. MILDRED COX DR L B IRWIN MR DAVID WILSON 95-as. t F' as' ' QL wg' , Q ,w '- ll 1 9 v gl 5 I y f XV. , , 1,2 1 . 'N-vwmn, I' . I . W X 1 fe' ' ' Q Q . ,V ,, . Q 9, S M f - ? , mu . , 4, -. , I I , 451 4:2 95, ,Q ' 'A f v - gmvvf Qi I., I ff f . I ,ggizzgggiiiigu 4-QW 14, l 1-'F' .- --Q. Q...- Q - ,I Y !2!2!f'212::EESi- T, X -, T1 11:'gfMri2'3!H Q f, I -- Q..--4 ::S K. ' . 1 ' ' f ' V I W5 ' ' xagyudf t5E:'1 '3'i W I' ' . -.f -w .if ' '.mx ' t, Y 911, v 'f' -N ,f - 12,5 If '-'Zi itilifa. g',f4lsl1I Q '.gs'H 1 ' ' f 'I 'U .If f 4-.1. f'.w'-. 1- 1 f' . '.. ,ii ,fsfwfagirfi-3' ,, If I mud Y-M' ,ul . ff A az, 4 -.1 X.-if , , , Q I' LEONARD B. IRWIN Principal AB., New York Univerfity M.A., Univerfity of Permrylvania Ph.D., Univerfity of Penmylvania 6 XL?-I 1- ,,.....-ff-- AD IS Best wishes to the class of '48 . . . may you have a useful future . . . and a happy one . . . remember this-that as an American you have many rights and liberties . . . but you also have many duties and respon- sibilities . . . shirk the duties and you may lose the right . . . earn your way and be proud of it , . . and then come back and tell us about it . . . we'll share your pride . . . Good luck! Dr, Leonard B. Irwin 8,3 -ua.,-ew TR TIO To the class of 1948 . . . you have spent much time and effort in completing your high school work . . . but it undoubtedly has been a pleasurable experience as you look back upon it . . . Congratulations on a successful four years leading you onward and upward into the big business of your futures! Clyde W. Slocum CLYDE W. SLOCUM Supervising Principal A.B., New York Stale College for Teaclaerf M.A., New York State College for Tearherl' 7 THE GEORGE B BAKER Commercral B S Gettysburg College MWA: RICHARD T BORDNER Mathematics B S Kutztown State Teachers M College Muhlenberg College Unlversrty of Pennsylvania 'H'-'3 x Wtfaqg MISS HELEN E COSTENBADER Physrcal Educatron West Chester State Teachers College MISS FRANCES BARNES Harvard Summer School Sclence Temple Umverslty MA Umversrty of Pennsylvanra MISS AGNES J BRADY Commercial BS New York Unrversrty 'WP -R 'Steen-t uf W., ,va 4' H MRS MILDRED H COX Commerclal WILLIS O BENSON BS Rrder College Scrence BS Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvanra State College ie ,.,. 1 THOMAS CANNAVO Socxal Studles BS Gettysburg College Temple Unrversxty FFA v-Q MRS BERNICE BODDORFF MISS PHILLE DULISSE -wt' Home Economics French and Spamsh B S Drexel Instrtute of A B Chestnut Hrll College Technology Temple Umversrty if 'qt v-. '-my-. 4' I . Pu, I 15 ' s ' ' . .K ' ,L . 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Technology fi' Sprmgneld College JAMES A KEEGAN Scrence BS Vxllanova College Muhlenberg College Georgetown Umversrty Temple Unrverszty SAMUEL J FREAS Englxsh BA Umversrty of Alabama MS Temple Umversrty ,,r.... MISS ELIZABETH M HEINE Socxal Studres MS Umversnty of Pennsylvania MISS RUTH HOSKINS Head of Gurdance Department AB Earlham College MA Columbxa Umversxty FEM fi 2 QV MRS MARY E ISENBERG Englnsh AB Mt Holyoke College MA Radclrffe College Unrversxty of Chrcago Washmgton Umversrty ,.f.-Q i 4:3-, - g l , , L x 135.335, , 9? 44? ' 'ff' il T ' -1 :II-352' .45-1. . '.-. - , f'-..- ,,.- .J -. ,f -'ws' ten- :ef H . 'f 1 1 V - J.-, wg. 5-,,.-:- I . 10 1'!' 'rs 1' I 't s 1 ' . - . ' S.. ' gf: '-f :. :-2-Eziv 'Q 3215 .5 --gl ---,.L.,5ff,' gnu? F.: 5-'I' SH' . Mx. -- -, ,'.'., X .pl 1, ,,,s,',lv, w . ' .1-.mrs fs: we if IZ ...gig . ., 'J H.: ...- ,frff '4 , f irq: 13:15, g::o:::'.:r3'. ',.' . . I y a. , -S--., r..'.'!' 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'ROSE BURROWS 95 647 percent CLASS OFFICERS HERMAN BONASCH Vire Prendent DO'I'1 Y WAGNER 92 486 percent ARDYTH REIMERT 9 5 647 percent f 4 E M ee - Q, FV , 4 CHARLOTTE CONRO 92 471 percent jk XSZVLLOIWZS EDITH SIEGENER JUNE BAREUTHER 91 I I I PCICCTII ALICE STEWART QI 278 percent . A e o 0 8 1 1 in I I I is XE 4 ' nr lk f , nfi ,gr in-I 4919? AA 91.882 percent 5 '19 lv K 4 -sl' . J X , ..ZWM:,,n LORETTA JOHNSON 92 471 percent RUTH SMITH 92 471 percent iff' DOTTY WAGNER Serv etary CHARLOTTE CONRO Treafm er 1 3 -o Q QQ 1 fb Q 1 5 N at 't H 1 .4 ,- . , vs W1ll1am Al11bone Tomlmson Avenue Laurel Sprmgs Guam! B1 Handsome happy ,go lucky fel low of towerrng stature lems Lenard Alblg toward the qu1et s1dc sports take up most of h1s trme Genwbaurel Road Sffaffofd Len fl11l'1lsS dancmg 15 tops Dftrk good lookmg fellow dark brown eyes played war s1ty football th1s year p1tches a mean ball looks rather l1lte Turlnn Bey eye catchmg grm 'WYWQ anet G Anderson 107 Tansboro Road Berl1n Seffelmml an Annapol1s fan laughm blue eyes wonderfully easy gomg, d1spos1t1on has fun domg, almost anytlung, crowned Wllll waxy blond curls lCJCgl11llIl5 one s1ded sm1le a fr1end mdeed 14 ix une B Bareuther H1g,hland Avenue Barrmgton Aradenzzc une Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety homeroom prexy hockey and basketball manager effluent and cooperatrve to the nth de gree sports shrny red trcsses although qu1et makes her p r sonal1ty known a future lab oratory techn1c1an Donald B Anderson 2012 Bryn Mawr Avenue Haddon He13.I1ts Guztr 11 Andy Worked l1ke mad on soda com fnlttlff fill' benllll' Slllb fxtfll a flaslnng, snnle topped by curly black harr not heard from too often someone worth knowlng., THE CLASS .4 Anna A Berg soo btratford Avenue Laurel Sprmgs Ctmtzl Anna The person to see when you need checmng, up cooperatrve cllatterer hippy person il lty Z1 good sport good fflelld spontaneous grm V1rg1n1a Beu 304 Wh1te Horse P1ke Haddon Herghts Cfemal jump Clsull and nonchllant Joys a good txme even temp erm tlrst cl1ss usher 1 1tl1cr qurct Sood measure of good humor Harry Berg 120 Apple Axtnut BL,lllll1WXI' Guam! 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Dingle V1v3C1QU5 one 0f our glg Platinum lJl0I1ClC ful of glrng gerts cute chatter box the Old Nck frank tmy tmpnsh tyke azz makes a wonderful frrend fiend a merly momtor mnschnesous smile Crazy dl'7OUt unpretenclmg xerrtahle sur OUIOUS prlse plckage bursts mto song, at a moments nottce Emrlre Danfield 17 X uf 52 ' I l Q!! 'f ' 'I ' ' t ,f if -, f f f ' . . . 1 ' . . . ll ' 6 y km J . ' u V ' . . . Na- A . . . ll a ' ' h ' wmv' b A ...lil 454 utah 7 .rw . , ' ' . p- ,. A of. personality plusk. g. ...no ene- f,,, , Q 11.1. Y A n . ,A M5 gy Y Y .y . :I A A. H - - l UE U K X V QW f f - '. 1 4 2' 1 - ' . . . . iam: I ' qd I ' - ' ' ,f If V .y 1 . it , ' A ' --1, ' V Q f Q is V ,A - r .l A ' ' ' . ' , , ' rf If ,fu -' I' ' 'I ' I ' .A b ' ., 4 Y . . . I I - n 1 gs , re A 4? r-1 N! 's L5 X x l 4 n George Davls III6 S Park Avenue Haddon He1g.,hts Terbnlral C mfge Nxce to knovy teasing blue eyes H1 Hmdsomc prcxy of Nttnonll Honor Socxcty stlge crux wolkcr plOI'l1plCI' and handyman for the scmor play alvsays smrlxng vyomen rate mth hun bound for Penn BHK UK Henry Delano 5 Black Horse Prke Bcllmawr Sf rf elmlal Herznj One f our cxccpnomlly vlell dressed senrors frlcnd ly and flrrtatnous calm on al most all orcasnons makcs a smcexe fuend ho es to be ff? Vrrglnra De Angelrs 180 VU Brownmng, Rold Bellmayyr Servemn J! e In Entlclng grggle unruffled cutest dxmples youd ever hope to see songbrrd 1n chorr and glee club usherette for semor play Svxeet and Loyely is they come Odessa De Lame West Oak Avenue Lawns1de Serrelmlal Defy Readmg good books and typ mg rate hrgh on Dess s l1st sunny smrle happy go lucky nature stuck up people an noy her hopes to be college bound v-Q Blame De Llberato 1547 Cedar Avenue Haddon Herghts Sefrelamzl Shorty Tmy dynamo black halr 'Ind wide brown eyes loves to dance and does same at every oppoxtumty Mrss Polog.,1 IU the yumor play '1 ss vsxth flylng fmgers one of the SCRIBES typrsts energetlc vxorker on the GARNETEER phy togmphy staff ,pr 1? Lorapearl De Martmr 409 X3C'h1te Horse Plke Haddon Henghts Amdemn' E 5 Blg as a mmute but rlght up to the mmute contagrous laugh curly brovyn ha1r sunny dlsposltlon songbrrd vuth the glee Club and cholr senate treasurer semor sales man Anna De Sleghardt Warwnck Road bomerdale Arademzr Ann Cute lxttle elf lrke rmp a determmed m1ss Wears an angelrc exprf sron ut' where theres evls theres Ann co edrtor of GAKNIJQEER P Comz 1 1111181010 some dly member of hbmry cmmcly 18 Antomette ln gumor play THE CLASS Q-in 2 exam ..r'v t ff' .qs 19 Bernard De Palma I7 Broyynmg., Road Bellmawr Academic Calgale Quret spoken royxng eye Colgate smxle lowes all the g1rls helped backstage vuth the senror play can be depended upon to lend a help mg hand mterested rn psy chology wrll go to college if D ,YSQ , ' - Q3 Q : X t sh ' ' X, yy . - r ,J - -lux 1 Ill' ' x , 1 lx ol 'Sw . , ,' ' U U H ' . 'Ns 0 - u x vu ' ,Q '- ,f '3 7, ' i , .' u U f r 5 . .' . fr ll f ' ' . . . i I . . I . I 6 . . . U Y 1. 'L K. v ., S ' u , u V '- Y ' . yin jp . . Q I I I s . 1 .i -V: n YM.-9' . . ' - K -f . F M . I 332. . gm. i ff Qf f , .7 ri r. v-fi-fi? r pei.: 'ag'i,w'sff . ' y ' , a 'f 5Qe1f .-.Mx - 1' as 4 ' a A f f A 2 ' V' 5 4 ' 'EU A :fs n 1 1 - s . . . 1 if ,g,, V. ' ' .' ax X A H . y I . , y - ' , ' H U . ,jp , l n Y ' - 'I I . . . . .' I' ,H . Q . b ' . . . . A j L . ' , . .' y cv ,rp l - 1 l I L . . . 4 . ' ,, ,, Q V. 0 I -ly , ' I 1 Q I . '. . ...is . . - u A . 'z a '. ' ' ' 4 e . CIF 1948 Dolores Dnlks 209 Fourth Avenue Haddon Helghts Secrelarml Doll! Struts her stuff as a drum majorette long black haxr sparkhng blue eyes wonderful sense of humor rather quret Irnsh temper mce taste I ,Wy N.. Michael D1 Marco 118 Brownmg Road Bellmawr General Mrke Muscle man full of smxles phys ed hend qulet raven black halr terrxhc X' Robert Dxxon Oak Avenue Lawnsxde Academic' B0 Hrdes hxs lrght under a bushel always wxllmg to help a frxend shy gun expres slve eyes one of Mr Tlsall s mad Chemists Lawrence Dobbs General Larry A man of actlon behxnd the scenes durmg class plays m lable at all tlmes recerved momtor award m hrs yumor year haynde charroteer burns the candle at both ends regular guy year from Philadelphia sense of humor sports e thusrast spreads good wrll throughout the school of Bellmawrs loafers 0116 Barbara Dold 404 Adams Avenue Magnolua Serfetarml Bobbie Constant chatterer ong blond halr calm at all trmes one of our cheerleaders f xx NSW 4' Q A alll Q, A l J X Gertrude Dixon Oak Avenue Lawnslde Afddemlf Gerlrude Fnends galore lnkes to watch all kmds of sports better than pleasant personalrty hops bus home wnll cer tamly fulhll her future hopes and plans Qu .gs Ohnj Dou hert Mrss Olxta m yumor pl1y and Frances Dorf 8 Y In 136 Monroe Avenue Magnolia MB Douglas m Semof P135 18 Malden Lane Somerdale Atademzc Do: Sure to Succeed' Afademff FWWZJ In5h ag Paddyg P135 Has all the rlght curves crowned vuth close cropped cur Ph0t0gf3PhY Committee for GAR NETEER ho es to tram at ly han' has a nane look P stage crew hustler shy grm COOPCF H05P1f3l Wide P'i'aflY laughmg eyes gray matter Smile Sets and keCP5 3 p us came to us nn hrs jumor beautiful fan 19 ,,, earg M- I ' ff 'YI ' . . . . I . . Q ' 1, . U ' . . . ' 1 . . . R- . - . n Y h , ' ' U H ,, I 'Q r L V ' , n bn ' 1 ' A Warwick Road, Hi-Nella y 5 ' rv ,fl ' 1555 .. . a . l s .t l ' ' ' a ' , u 4 rl ' . . . 1 x , Y - . . . . ' , f ' tr rl ' 'I ' . All A 'UL' .qw-.s ex' ee e it .rv in 1. ohn Douros 102 lungs HlLl1NK1y H tddon Herehts Tufulnlf MMU A elsy 1, me fell wx Leen ctppet te mlschtexous md fun loxrng, 1 ttlee 1 enxe 1 terrxhc rrhhrne een rus with the llj.,llllIlL, md hlek stree lFfllIS ums tt hecom I eluelol -v- Edward Engels 6 lmrence Axenue Burrngton Gunn! LllC1.lflll l9 e rs o endy exetu '1 welcome lddrtxon my yyhere helps others to hue fun qunet gets llong yyell xxrth people 20 asf' 'gil oan Elliott 704 Newton Avenue B1rr1ng,ton f lem I Dutchie lull blond ss contmually 9Il1lllIlAL, brreht blue eyes dlllflflj., rs one of her loyes xxrelded 1 hockey stxck lrlee an ex pert for four years plans to ofllee xxork eva Mane Enders 225 Readme Avenue Blrrmeton Ar HZLIIIIL' Henle Curly hured Mme IS 1 friend to all in extremely amhrtrous and drlrgent worker prrlez vous francirs' enereetrc fun loyrny, momtor sports fin A ffx D Ruth Feaster 23 Crestwood Avenue Somerdale flfcldtjllllf Teen bshered for yumor play sensfrtronal semor sales hopes to haye a future rn nursmg thrnes on spaghettr and meat ba ls dnslnkes concerted peo e placrd drsposrnon bug., hello for everyone 11' ...A c: A.. THE CLASS Helen Foster 25 I mon Axenue Bellmwvr General Helen Beauuful Dreamer blond curls damty mrss chma doll complexnon drgnrty and Warren Forman porse backed by brams and efhcx 20 Madrson Avenue Lwurel Sprmgs Geneml llfrzrren Oustandmg shutterlvug f SCRIBE congemal nature turns hlmself msrde out rn gym unostentatrous vullmg Warren can be found where work lS to be done Fred Fry Whnte Horse Plke and Harvard Avenue Stratford Germ :I fled Dommant member of football squad for three years varsrty baseball player vtrtty at all trmes former Phrladelphran super solrd dancer al vyays mth a crovtd ency comes rn pmt srze only P? ...ng .L - N NT Af' Q :vit ',' 'V.'f' t E x un. yy 5 x ' Y . 4 l 1 , f ' . . ' A K 1. L', Y. .y 'L ', 'Eg ' , , ' ff, I- I-1 , . r gi, -S e ' . . . 2 - f e . r '?fsl,gI,,y,i J . K- , l '-i . I I , . V. ' 1 . . -E I 1 , I V y . U ' . -. V -1 .:. 'f - V - t 1 rr--Syyjs,,, 4 ?A, f . , ' ,, V ., . A . . ew - .t ',1' , . 4 ' .E -Qty? K K , lah . . . ' .., 4 Q , 1 . r L ' . M y as-' 'IE ' ' y y ' z ' . . . . J - 1 ' ' ' ' '- Y I fy 'ye V ,A , ' ' A 1 ,' - - . . I - .- Q do ' ' . f A . V L F Q ll, ff' 9 We n ui'-'til' rox.. . .1 ,rfb - V ' . . . can 2' and e I v 1 ' --'...1l ' ' ' I- ,' . 'v ' y K X A . .. aa ....f.L A - - 3 ing 1 A '. L , .. V I v 1 1 v E' ' ,. I 7 1' L n G I -4 , . 1 '- X A ., fr r n Q ' . o K , Y ., I ' N , sr - ,R . . ' .QL . I . I v - 4 V 1 U . . I . - V A A A ' f 1' Q ' . , , . . .. . pl . . . . . . . ' . ' 2 V K I ' v . , . Y . Y ff 4 I rl As .. th- day' 5 l ng - I . . . frie l' to me . . . ' ' , OF 1948 Mary Goodman Holyoke and Leh1gh Avenues Somerdale Secrelamzl Goodze Sympathetlc two years of batnng the hockey ball around sm1le for one and all teasmg brown eyes never str expects to be a secre ary some day 'HK wr Raymond Fussell 3 Halney Avenue Lawnstde General Ray Deep resounding voxce makes and keeps frtends easxly dynamtc debater danctng eyes takes everythxng wlth a gram of salt adept at art w1ll go tnto radio work Carolyn Graham 2oo Whlte Horse Pxke Magnolta Serrelarzal Moure Petrte bundle of dynamite on the go all the txme beautx ful dresser famous for her dancmg abrlrty future busx ness college student welcome addmon to any crowd anytnme bangs and laughmg brovtn eyes ohn Gravenor 90 .-ai' eanne Glllespne 2I Holly Place Bellmawr Park General jeemne Serene and sm1l1ng short Curly halr has a Cover grrl look about her prettxer than most dxmmutlve W1 succeed rn anythmg she under takes Leslie Gxthens 344 Readmg Avenue Barrmgton General er Short blond and handsome shy pleasmg smxle a lover of good lnvmg agxle on the athletxc field bound to suc ceed 1n anythmg he does Lons Graham 107 Madxson Avenue Laurel Spnngs General Lou Her hrst love IS atrplanes an easy gorng gal always smllmg wxllmg and d Robert Grant 1 East Gloucester Pnke pendable 3 good Sport 6 White HOFSC Plkff forever cheerful sympatheuc H dd H ht Barrington a on elg s Teflmltal Person Arademlc Poorly Sharp shooter' blond un Orlgmally Mr Klmbef ruly haxr smrlmg physxog semom play iCRIBCI5 staff nom cuts a mean ru as a Way wrt wor s easylgomg manner aiaprec sleepy expresslon one of our lates any wmy remark helps rntellxgencta plays basketball make up our Swxmmmg team slugger on varsrty baseball ardent football fan ma team 15 a sxncere frrend chemlst headed for Yale 21 0 5 gr 'f M .Ill ' 1 l 4 Q. 955 . r K' V , If Y' K QL ...-1. .. n . N I , 1 ML ,y y WL ' A l iff' V . X f ' fl 'Y' ' A I ... Z y . . . D, ' l n 'H 4-'J-,Y ' plarkyf 1 . . I 4 U I 'I U if ', T, I U 1 -.n'u . ' I ' o ' ' v-W 7- gl Wu at 5- Q ., j 149 I . WELD! ml' 'wif N--...F lv Betty Hanna 423 Clements Bridge Road Barrrngton Clerical Betly ' blushes at the drop of a hat sweet dxsposrtnon frmedly Dems Hancock as Zl krtten bangs devtlrsh 28 W1 Bf0WIllflg Road Bellmawf blue eyes refined perfectly Teclmlml Dem: Senror salesman Tommy ln the senror play our swoon ful barrtone forms and holds hrs own opmrons enthustas Mildred Halvorsen trc debater frrendly drsposr 6 Aspen Place Bellmawr hon on the quiet Side Clenml Mill? rs happrest when actrve Future beautrcran Be mawr belle frrendly to one and all sunny smrle classroom cut up even temper beautrful curly hart gal worth knowrng Robert Hanson Chestnut and Cedar Avenues Somerdale Terbmcal BOW Thrnks the problem through . Shy Rockm Horse Cowboy ' type strmulatrng personalrty laughs easrly at hrmself as well as others cute wmnnng grrn 22 Wnlltam Hanson Cedar Avenue Somerdale Clerical B1 Drummer boy what does Roy Rogers have that Brll doesnt have? a horse' arded rn snapprng the shutter for senror pax sold a galaxy of GAR NETEERS natural good taste rn clothes competent worker rge Hare 223 Readrng Avenue Barrrngton Teclrmral Fig Bar Tall good looking basketball star three years of baseball same for basketball one year of varsrty football Senate representatrve wrll be an enrneer Carolyn Heath Tansboro Road Berlm Clenml Carol yn Small, dark and cute as a kat ten beautrful head of harr always a smile for all lrked and respected by everyone who knows her wears a cer tam nng on a certaxn fmger THE CLASS Vrvran Harmer 6 Hrlltop Avenue Somerdale Clerzral Vivian Crowned wrth an allurrng au burn halo noted for her understandmg and unselfrshness a wonderful person to know truly femrnme beammg smrle ! 41? 'gtqx n : 1' V r IK l 24 W lx lr' , If E DAV l N -K Q. X. M 'rt 'GTZ' - 22 W' l y Qi Rt y tat. t ll Redhead . . . uptilted nose 6 'A ' ! I 'Y Q 1 u - 1 .- ff l ' ' v Q 1 ' ' ' D . . . ll- ' f '...a ll A 1 s C Q Geo 'ii r r .. - ' Y fr 'Nfl ' VV 80 R 'g 148 .mm fl ww' Marian Hlckman 125 jackson Avenue Magnolza Clerical Mamzn Always ready to have fun crazy over dancmg nrce to be with frrendly toward any one and everyone contagrous smrle adds that needed touch to every gathermg Margaret Helstand 1 16 Seventh Avenue Haddon Herghts Clermzl arge Energetic worker Mardr Gras queen attendant loves W ,pqm -are ,fn to talk and does loads of Theresa Hetland frrends laughs wrth ease vrvacrous one of our prettrer ga s altar bound nn june Yah! '31 1' ff? Stanley Hxles Jr 521 Whrte Horse Prke Berlnn General Sprke Outstandmg as Mr Prescott rn the sen1or play lends hrs talents to the band and orchestra second hrghest salesman rn Curtrs Dnve untrrrng worker for semor sales hearty laugh smlle for all always ready for a good trme anet Homan 303 Whrte Horse Pxke Haddon Hexghts Clerical anet Contagious smrle and laugh soft husky vorce dreamy eyes beautrful naturally wavy arr clothes that deserve a second look one of the misses soon to become a Mrs lxked by all who know her 118 Woodland Avenue Barrmgton Clerical Terry Actrve songbxrd rn the chonr and glee club ushered at the senror play lent a helpmg hand to the sen1or sales commit ee smxlmg and petrte shy lass loves roller skatrng and dancmg wrll do ofhce work Mary Hoch 8 Second Ave Haddon Herghts Academic Horlne A mrleammute mlss always rn a furrous furor contagrous grggle lover of the extraordmary n colorful clothes hockey squad center natural as Screwball Jumor play IS a speedy speclallst on baske ball court exerclses her vocal cords rn the glee club V' 4: 41 fall 4,- Margaret Hicks Terrace Bellmawr Park Pfggr dark halt gleeful always ready for a a true frrend never a cheerful hrya' Peg w1ll make a success of herself 7 Ash Clerical Curly grggle o e wrthout carefree l N'-s,,x Earl Hoffman Seventh and Statnon Avenues Haddon Herghts General Ear Former glee club and cholr slnger Norman Peel jumors dramatrc extravaganza Mr Krmber ID senror p ay serxous personahty curly hanr wonderful sense of humor 23 . 1. 1- A lp ' 'mg K , ' N X :f it V, . . c, A N ' ,A 0 .' . N - OF 9 A ' 1 W4 ll' . Me vu W. , I . I 9 -. . . N : I 1 n 6 A tg, Y X-1 ada an 7 . wr , - ' 1 I 'A s . 2 ff -- , . if ff ' IPM Y' l . . . ' . - H 1, i if W 1 ga c ' ' ' i A 3 I ga. . 1 k . . . b . ' salli + A ' ' ' ',.' ' K' ' - ' V K ,Q - , 1. ,V wwf E if T7 'li -'M ' ' 1' 251 53'Li1?ff 152 - ' ,',' L , , ' 2 ?fi?,lf M - ff - ff L'f '1e?Zl5:52f' , , , , 'I fir' L . eat ' ' ' . . . ' - if P ' . . ' . V A ' l u ' U . . . l . . . ' - ff - u ' U I ' ' I l H . . a y J , . - i , 'L N, - . . . - W ' ul rr - - - - U ' H in u In . ,I ' H 1 . . . . .. Y, - - . - . . . - - . . . rn 3 o a u q , id ' a u A D o f ' . . sm '1- J 2 3 ll ll V r A . ,x -r V 5 A 'ol I ' Sang.- ' ll Nw... Charles Hoover 250 White Horse Prke Berlm Geneml Charlie Donned the unrform of Uncle Sam durrng the vxar wears dlgnrty vsrth hrs blue busxness sunt tntanlc pleasmg grm from ear to ear expects to go to art school YYY is john Huffman 1115 Prospect Rrdge Blvd Haddon Herghts Teclzmml Hu Ned Sparks the second beats down the grass on the track works when the spmt moves lm colorful personality noted for hrs loquacxousness wxdely known wldely lrked canclldate for Readers D1gests Most Unforgettable Character ve 24 Dolores Horsey 456 Charleston Avenue Lawnsrde Academic Dolorer XX'arbles for amateur assemblres and glee club senror sales man has a goodly share of frrends laughrng eyes an amxable gal wrth few dlsllkes uv' 11' Camnlla ames 422 Lxncoln Avenue Magnolra General Pearbze Peaches and cream complexron soft dreamy expressron beautrful clothes enyoys danc mg., and drawmg calm cool and collected sweet smrle for a seldom heard would lrke to go to art school ' -dv '9 ' Charles Houck 11,1 Wcmodland Avenue Barrmgton General! Clmrlze Romeo w1th blond halr we have nova seen Barrmgtons est enchantmg smrle vlsrts the Barrxngton canteen popularity plus easy going nature here thele and every vshere Edith johnson Warwrck Rd and Lmdy Avenue Lawnsrde Academic ezzy Her smrle shows a provocatrve drmple quret smcere enthusrasuc skater and dancer S short fellows wrll go to college MHIIOH Kelm 107 Lawrence Avenue Barrmgton General Mdfl0H Typrcal of the mvmcrble spmt of Barrmgton future Angel of Mercy lrbrary councrl prexy pleasmg personalrty rn duced by her yovralrty good conversatronalnst never happy untrl shes playmg basketball and hockey sparklmg eyes THE CLASS 'SW' Loretta johnson 111, Jackson Avenue Magnolla Seuelarlul I et! Sunny drsposltron to match her smrle strawberry blonde a genrus at her studres m brtron enough to go places loves to have fun and see others enyoy themselves wrll be a good secretary some day ,,- , - ' , I rl - rl ' rr U ' ' ' 1 l ' A rr ' rr R H l Y r 1 1 .- H , Hz Y, , 'v ll ' ' ' . . . a - , ,qi 2 W . . . , 5 7 I ' ' 1 'N ' R. ' . ' ' l :.v . ' ' ' f A f'fj-551, f - gf is 9 K - HN ff - E 1:1 f 1i2lQf55if3'2' FQ? ' ' - A QI 2, , jgyf J ' ' ' , l I 4.55 . ,effor t +2 . . . . cant stand dancxn with , , 1 -4 l - xc4gf,4,,,w,. 3 .3.:1.'-Ll., ,rj - - - - A , M f 'zfigflf-'I-,:f:e,, ., 'J rr - u - 5 wizapt ?W'f5'2 ' .2 ,ifwfr.,Lf:,f . - . . . . o . Y . . . . . A, QQ . . - . t l 1? W' . ,, F, 'll . . . . . . ff ' 'I I I , , , . . . 1 . gran ' ' , . . . A , - ' ' ' I. ,. ' 3 OF 1948 Patrrcra Lxconsh 221 Albany Avenue Barrmgton Clerical at' QETIIO1' play student drrector on senror sales commrttee spontaneous grggle wavy black harr practrcal joker makes frrends easxly emotes vnm vzgor ancl vrtalrty General tackle band Glorxa Kemble Washrngton Avenue Laurel Sprrngs Serrelarml Gloria Fager to please wrelds a hockey stnck good worker thmks the Army Arr Corps tops soft vonce fnend to warbles for chorr and glee club farthful football salesman George Kmg 1844 W Hrgh Street Haddon Herghts Tecbmml George' Terrxflc togs dark curly harr good student plays George Ledoux Whrte Horse Prke Stratford General George Once a frrend always a frrend can often be found on a dance floor black curly hart xrrepressrble tease more Often seen than heard Nathanrel Long 116 Charman Avenue Magnolra Nat ternfic well tramed actnve member of the perpetually smrlrng we known and lnked by Tricky a welcomed wherever he goes basketball monrtor ady krller m semor play sold for senrors at football games man year more than hrs share of good looks Herman A Lmtner 309 Thrrd Avenue Haddon Herghts Technzml Leg r Smllmg all the whrle easy gomg well lrked by all yudlcxal vnce presnden of senate played varsrty football lrkewrse basketball merry momtor member of National Honor Socnety hopes to go tc college cbnhilfoap '-7-' . WL? I QNNQ 'av wr, ,fww f 'M Thomas Kxtchen 430 Tomlmson Avenue Laurel Sprrngs Tecbnrazl Kllch Drckre rn junrors Frghtmg Lrttles Leggett rn senror pay member of Qurll and Scroll rates an apprecratrve whxstle from the gals works for A D V club makes wrth the wrse cracks out for baseball gl Scott Lrppmcott 106 Statron Avenue Haddon Henghts Terlamral Scotty Good lookmg Senate presndent has a finger m every actrvrty one of our grrdmen class prexy for two years burstmg wrth personalnty and am brtxon happy go lucky nature wrll go places 25 0 , 9 Y F L g, 5 i Q v l , ' ' ph, xr ' f g ,Al 'la r ,, I V' -' F . ,is V LAY: , - 17- A 1 ' lf 'fl dnl il 'V A ' ll ' If M all . . . ' ' - 1 a n ' rf I . ' F . . . ' . . . l - ' class vice-president in his fresh- - ff - U l . . . ' ' l ! . ! T - up , . , . I l . l u u . , ' ll .Pl If ff t ' 'Il ' 4 'V I' ll . . . ' ' ' . E K ffjxx P Y 444 Q G llyjf 4 4' Wag LEDQZQ bw Atlantrc Avenue Berlrn Geneaal Farthful band and orchestra member teasrng blue eyes black hank of harr cheerful and chrpper known for hrs ready smrle full of jokes rn class 'dh-w Charles Marsh Warwrck Rd R FD Somerdale General Cburlre One of Mr Fords crndermen leans a lrttle toward the qulet srde typrcal Irrsh grrn never a wet blanket lowes to tease 26 Elrzabeth Madden 32,9 Brownrng Road Bellmawr Clerzml Belly Blond wavy halr a smrle that would melt a heart of stone s welcomed and lrked trc lrstener makes a wonder ful frrend Syl! Margaret May 614 Sycamore Terrace Haddon Herghts General Peggy Rolls her eyes rn a begurlrng manner cuts a mean rug sprrnkled wrth freckles rmprsh smrle Hester rn the senror play future lres rn nursrng Thomas Marer 302 Whrte Horse Prke Berltn Terlamml Tim Socral xrce presrdent of senate made a hrt as Father rn the junror play and Uncle Stan ley rn the senror play Thes pran prexy comedran thrnks fast talks faster u blrng over vuth enthusrasm future college man THE CLASS ,pu-or 614 Atlantrc Avenue Laurel Sprrngs General ro Nrce to be wrth seen but not heard laughmg blue eyes plans to work a whrle then walk down that certarn ans e always dependable has a passron for spaghettr Elarne Edna Merrrtt 208 Kmgston Avenue Barrrngton Cammemfal Blondie Beautrful blond half frrendly smrle loves to talk would rather dance than do anythmg else cant stand peach rce cream wrll some day be n excellent typrst ,Q--,. 'Q ames Mendoza 1 5 ro Cedar Avenue Haddon Herghts General m Consrders every day Valen trnes Day vrgorous gymnast laug,hs vs rth ease PPY eanne McAllister go lucky good humor man man a mans man and a ladres ' Q ff f' V' 1, RY 1 N l g Y sv s - Nw,- 55' 11 ll' Q ,Q DCB .ut . cgi r . . ,V M Q- I' NK xslt M , ,' ' A . . . ll . . . hy . . . ' Joseph Lyons wherever she goes . . . sympathe- I, , Hloeil l . ' fl-Ii I J ' ' ' I ' ' 8 . wmv - l NP Y! ' . ' 1 . . . t V . . . , . 4 . . I . A ' I If ' If UF 1948 ' '+- 1' 1 'K'-sf Lucille Della Merritt 208 Kmgston Avenue Barrmgton Seneianal Lurxlle Outstandmg rn any crowd wnth her angelrc look and long blond harr loves to eat and dance can be counted on to make a hrt wrth the fellows crted onlooker at sports events future secretary I' Ellen Clarre Molzen 300 Tenth Avenue Haddon Helghts Atademlt Claire Easy on the eyes really wowed em as Goodre m yumor plav and Madge rn semor year Thespxan secretary treasurer GARNETEER worker needs no help from cuprd two successful years of pennxng SCRIBE features tall dark and oooo la la' Q-40' Q-.W ,iv Ehzabeth Money 516 Washrngton Avenue Magnolra Arrountzng Belle Charm and poxse sophrstr cated super semor saleslady shmy gold harr twmklmg blue eyes a favornte every Dorothy Mrller 344 Davrs Road Magnoha Commernal Dot The gal wrth the happy smlle thats Dot lrttle on the quret srde trll you get to know her has a kmd word for all fiend for dancrng hopes become a good stenographer Ronald Moon where dxmples plans to 307 Seventh Avenue become a good bookkeeper Haddon Heights General Ronnie Naval Reserve ladres man Happy Go Lucky and Free Y . Ly' , .Q X . x , V, ' 1 l :gif Frances Molasso I4 Leroy Avenue Berlm General Franme B1g brown eyes frmged wrth long lashes mnocent lookmg but oh boy' dancmg and watching football games are her favonte forms of recreatron busy sales manager at football games homeroom manager for Curtns Drrve I' 'Q' Walter Muehlmann une Munley enyoys a good trme good I2 Seventh Avenue lookrng keen sense of humor Haddon Herghts friendly manner General Walt Afddeffllf 1012 genuine frlend Gymnastxc ab1l1ty merry Dream stuff peppy cheer monrtor smcere and alert leader Cuckoo rn jumor a keen Sense of humor P 3Y Sugar I1 SPICE S0 t amrable personalrty quxet spoken and quret a whrz on all hrs acquamtances become the dance floor popularxty hrs fnends pus dresses to perfecnon wrll smrle for all hopes to go to college II W Taunton Avenue Berlm 27 92 - . . , ' ,M T ' V v 9 ' 'W ..' g Q 4 ' , Fl . 1 gy ,Ill lllt' ' : ' , v YZLJY' A 1 ' U , ' fl ' ll .iz ' ...ex- ' f' 1 l . A. 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' ..'-,1x gf- Y- ell 15,41 lffl H1 S ' ' M' f- X4 4' 'f Q7 of Walter Munns 507 Devon Road Barrrngton Teebnrral Bud Prankster at all trmes on all occasnons devrlrsh smnle really sharp dresser hrs well combed blond pompadour and good looks make gals look fWlCC when calmed down a smcere frlend has hrs senous mo ments loves to dance welcome everywhere na Flora Noble 2018 Sycamore Street Haddon Herghts General Flora Good thmgs come m small packages long blond harr shy smxle prettrer than a prcture halls from the South a srncere frrend would lrke to tram to be a nurse 28 l N THE CLASS fat Robert Myles 109 Fourth Avenue Haddon Herhts Arademze B0 On the go all the trme Maurrce Necoechea 312 Evesham Avenue Magnoha Teelrnzral Nzfk Seemxngly quret but when you get to know h1m watch out' terrxfic tease engagmg grm J V football team bound for college class cut up practlcal yoker went over blg as Raymond rn senror play senate repre sentatrve can be serrous but only when necessary danger' lxve wrre wrll go on to col ege Yf f -ef' 'K Rrta Perry Box 162 Somerdale General Rita Lovely dark eyes rdeal complexron come hrther look h Aloha Oe doesnt say muc petrte and dark halred Robert Palmer pxcture of nonchalance 216 Thrrd Avenue ld 1 k h Haddon Heights wou 1 e to go to art sc ool General Bo Curly top one of our best grldmen can always be Eva Norstrom counted on for a. smrle we 1015 Sycamore Street lxked cant see chemxstry Haddon Hexghts General Eva Typlcal of that Norweglan beauty her hobby rs a fellow named Larry rnterxor decora tor where George Washrngton Slept farthful fnend sharp dresser L classes at all food rates tops wrth hrm wrll probably go on for more schoolmg Mary Rafferty 224 Creek Road Bellmawr Afademzf Mary Sweet as any gxrl can be agrle actlve athlete rn gym classes boundless energy boundless talkrng abrlnty more than a good frlend .,. 1 . , ' A 'A A A S i ,...., . vvv . VM A vgx et' ' , rr A rf , .... ' . . . 011 H . .U . . . . ' If bil .. ., - y . Q . . . I ' n rr ' - ' o s n ' Q s n 1 . U . . . , . . . . . . f .w . . . . I V. f' ff' I - - ' A f f ' h A .. U Ei 'fi 2 1, ,' - - - J vi -' fr U . . . H. . . w - ' ,, a n v I ' n J i I y If 7' 4 H H . . . j. fan. -- r -. . . . , , tl p I v A 1 1 . Q l U . . . . . . . . . 148 1.- ,vw 5 Howard Avenue Crescent Park Bellmawr Arademzc Afdylb Calm and drgnrhed very drlrgent worker superlatrve senror salesman Almatrna rn yuntor play member of National Honor Socrety courteous monttor always wtllmg to help a pal 5 A Q fl 'fer Joseph Ragno 27 Tenth Avenue Haddon Herghts Amdemrc 0 Needs no rntroductron m src above all plays rn orches tra and band where there are gurls there rs joe resrstrble smrle zoot clothes rate htgh w1th htm college bound Robert Rempptes Laurel Rd and XVh1te Horse Prke Laurel Springs Genef xl Wzmpy uxet and unassumrng thrnks apple pre and Paul Whtte Charles Rathey IIS Anderson Avenue Bellmawr General Charlie Topped wrth a headful of blond curly harr comes rn large srze only capable man ager of the track team wor rres lrttle or never easy go mg smrle man s records cant be beat Robert Rexon fun lovrng., sleepy look about rm plans to go to a school of busmess Frank Rysrnger 1829 harbeth Avenue Haddon Herghts General Frank Ovx ner of a famous lalopy actne rn football sandlot sports enthusrast came to us last yetr from Camden Catholrc High has short almost no blond hatr easy gorng lrke able fella Laurel Road Stratford Terlmzml B0 Cenxor class prestdent head of GARNETEER photography staff super semor salesman where theres Bob theres actton sunny drsposrtton carrot top has a future m farmrng it rf egg isp A .ff .15 'D- Dorothy Reilly Wrrght Avenue Berlrn General Dame Overflows wrth Irrsh wrt and humor exuberant personal at the turn of every corn er hnds nerself rn a yam forever twrstrng a tune to sutt her own fancy contrrbuted to dramatrcs as Mrs Harpeddle rn the junror play and Kane rn the sentor play A Matxlda Rojs ISO Evergreen Axenue bomerdale Clenral Mulire Crazy about eattng dancmg skatrng and a certarn dark hatred fellow a songbrrd for two and a half years pet peeves are concerted people 1nd home work hopes to have a rose covered cottage of her own cute as all get out 29 . I OF 9 , 3 .-ff ,Q s r .F . ' 'is '22, 5'57' f Z L f'.u 'n .. 1 'V ffl I ' ' 'A I 'X Fx A ', lm, ' r I ' i V: 5' ,X I 1.441 - . ,vrf 4, Ip? Qrf f L ' . . nj eu J L It 'I ern ' . ' ' U' -W 1 y ...if- 'L e - - - ' , fr - n . I . - . ' , u ' u 1 4 W fry. . .' ' ' I Tk V .Vw Ardyrh Reimert y ,Q ' ' . . . . :lz I 5 Q 4 1 1 . 'l I ,r Il ' Il ' - Q A ' . . . 'X z I ' . . . wa h' . Z . l l l ' - , ' U bn V . . L 1 SCX' V . .' E .l .. ' ' ti i 'yy V ' I ' l ' . . . A ' A I 1 . ' -A N 'V - I 1 - . ' I A , - 3 ' - 'l X it ' 7--., 'X T ' ohn Sandberg 1838 W Hlgh Street Haddon Herghts Tecfmzml ohn Puts silence back on the gold stlndard broad shoulders as cheerful IS the day rs long thmg rn hrs strrde nice to know po Jeanne Shaffer 2010 Narberth Avenue Haddon Heights Serfelarzal S1711 Always clad n capnvatmg clothrng capable monrtor la belle frlle semor huckster does artrstxc advertrsrng for all senror schemes unpre dlctahle to n fro socxably 8th period Walker orker 30 THE CLASS fx 'FDI' Mary Sauro 382 New Freedom Road Berlm Serrelumzl Marg Drd a super job on semor play programs one of our high Curtis Drrve salesmen maple nut sunclaes football games and dark halred fellows rate h1f.,h wlth er sweet smrle for one and Joseph Santone 274 Whxte Horse Plke Berlin General 0 Unpretentxous works ham mer and tony., at ones beck and call dependable and steadfast bon amr tune ful trumpeter rn both band and orchestra for four year hs ite-f ff' Glorra L Sreck 205 Alhmy Avenue Barrrngton Cleuml Gland Pretty dark tresses con stantly grgglmg well dressed and well groomed at all txmes on skates at every posslble Anna May Sackler 509 Evesham Avenue Magnolra Clenral Anna May Pert turned up nose mous for her sweet tooth wlde mnocent eyes petrte Catherine Shar e always ready for fun P 226 Dobbs Avenue Bellmawr W eetfsfrsgnallgyclded Wen liked Serfelanal rx u u C Played an exceptronally good Annabelle nn the semor play friendly to all she knows arnstxc nature wmnrng smrle on the ball verbally plans on j,o1ng to busmess school Irene Sxeck 203 Albany Avenue Barrrngton Clenml Irene Cute red headed mnss never vnthout a loke on the tlp of her tongue passlon for roller skatrng smxles for all always rates a welcome chance engaglng smxle never wnthout a fr1end ri' 11 ,Jew , N so I I X gl 1 I I., XX Y, f . ... . X I 5. 1 ffl 1 K in l K ff - x - g 2 ls, ' , QA , ' ' . ' ln , 11 I . . , I al I, 4 , . B , fr rr h ' ' ' , Q I f' au. S 7 . - . l . a I Y z . . . . I -.-.... . . . slnile for all.. . . takes every- A V . . . . 'S zgxmn F N ,gg l ' ' an Q V . - . ' -, X , ,V f rf ,rr it , - . . . fa- ke 3 . . . ' , HP ll' I n u ' 1 ' . . . . O ' . I I , rr u Q 1 A A- fl fn A A V , , 5 ' ' lr - ' I . . . an ' NX' f OF 1948 Margaret F Srms W Atlantrc Avenue Laurel Sprrngs General Margle Prexy of A D V club outstandmg treasurer of GAR NETEER Natronal Honor Socrety member hkewrse Qurll and Scroll energetrc senror sales commrttee worker allsprce always on hand when needed smrlrng brown eyes soft spoken con Edrth P Slegener I I4 Thrrd Avenue Haddon Herghts Amdemze 1 All round good sport senate secretary two years as class treasurer student dr K, 'Vu-'ff rector for the jumor play Edward Sllverman Mardx Gras Queen on the basketball squad four years of top popularrty CharlesR Skmner 506 Seventh Avenue Haddon Herghts Teflmzral B0 Representatrve for Herghts on the track and on the basketball srderate of all sweet ii'-'w ' court SCRIBE sports edxtor member of the swxmmmg team an ardent admrrer of the opposrte sex mce taste tn clothes shy wrnnmg smrle college maternl ZanxaM Snarr 5I8 Eleventh Avenue Haddon Herghts Arademzr Zanm ,,,,, Very capably managed the svnmmmg team nature club member drlrgent ADV club member Qurll and Scroll curly black harr an ever ready smrle once a fnend always a frrend ra cxous to all como esta usted? 296 Whrte Horse Prke Berlm General Eddie ehrnd an unassummg face works a comedrans brarn lrkes to act lazy fhes not actrngj has an eye for eye catchmg clothes usually seen rn a crowd FrankB Smith 2II Seventh Avenue Haddon Hergh s Tecbnzral Frank Sly humor srncere top popularrty SCRIBE edt or football manager Thespran vrce presldent la tronal Honor Socrety Qurll and Scroll was terrrfic as I'1lmer m jumor play gets thmgs done rn a quxet eflictent way grrn for everyone college bound 43 -gl A X x ' l 1 E Yi FJ TW Margery Ann Sllvers Whrtebrrdge Marlton General Margie Has her shoulder to the wheel senlor hlgh pressure sales man loves to laugh trrlls m glee club and chorr was a great help rn tumor and semor plays letter perfect clothes '-Rm' 'ibn- Ruthl Smith Leroy Avenue Berlm Serretarzal Ruilp Gave txme and energy to senror sales commrttee untmng ef forts on program commrttee for senlor play glee club her name ms usually seen on the Honor Roll wrll make an excellent secretary sweet quret face 31 . , , , t , . ,,, ' 11S'g!l 4 ' . . . i . . . - . , ' 1 1 . 7 ff -n I , . . . . 7 3 A rl 'H ,,,t ,Q VN, A : . . 4. . . 5 , . 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Ida ane Snook 421 Fourth Avenue Haddon Herghts Academic S7Z00blE' Natronal Honor Soc1ety nurslnf., aspxrant one of the f'1l llOUS Yllfl ODE' WOfldif5 senator for three years blond xsrth a brg hello for exeryone mad about baseball and sports 1n general radrant smxle sensatronal senlor salesgnrl ohn Thomas Stafford Evergreen Avenue Somerda'e General johnny One of our peppnest cheerlead ers center of attraction at almost all trmcs lnkes soccer football and baseball 1rre pressrble has a vvell beaten path to jeans house adds life to any gathermg 32 Anna Frances Solomon 202 Readmg Avenue Barrmgton Senelafml Nancy In charge of Wfhos Wfho for GARNETEER swell to work wxth mnocent blue eyes rrdes the rollers at Wfat mrrte all her letters Robert Stanfill 115 Whxte Horse Prke Haddon Herghts General B0 Reserved and drgmfred one of Mrss Barnes nature club devotees pleasmg personal rty makes hxm pleaslng company wrll gladly lend a helpmg hand whenever needed hides hrs talents an all around svsell gu can Louise Spaeth 203 Nmth Avenue Haddon Helghts Clerzml 1 Played four years of basketball calm cool and collected shmy blond hanr perfectly at home on the dance floor loves football games and anythmg ue AhceM Stewart 505 Eleventh Avenue Haddon Helghts Academzf Baske ball squad captam hockey player supreme vu head for Lankenau Hospital seemmgly shy and demure txll you get to know her pert turned up nose laughmg blue eyes outstandrng work er on semor sales commrttee Barbara Still Oak Avenue Lavwnsrde Clerrml Baby Only been vurth us for two years seldom heard from loves the movies e peeve rs norsy people mce to be mth future busmess school student BerthaE Stevens 298 XY Brovsnmg Lane Bellmamr Serv erm ml Be'-ft uret but CH:-lC1El'lf skatrng and readmg rate tops vuth her enjoys all klnds of sports can always be counted on for a smrle arms to b come a prrvate secretary xg., X Eggzif- Q 1 :iw A an L ,,V A . Y . 7 . , ,f .x f 4 - lll t 3 ' A 5 tat t t Q , ' 9 af ,',' fd Q - , 1 W 'A SPV .. . ,, bl . J sohtown . . . can't find time to A A, gg ,. . . V . I re - v 0 ' T Y , '. . . . ' ' ' It A h A. . . I . ' X , fl fi l ---.f . sea ' . X X b I V X33 V' , ' ' , ' ' e 'tg , S ' efAlv: ' f f il I . . .' Vli . , fr A ,rl - - - A I ' I l ' 5 - - A 4 . . . ' l . ' ' ' , 7 Y ff rl L . A . y. r. OF 1948 Clarence H Stxll Warwrck Road Lawnsrde ACJKJENIIC Clem Marnstay of Mr Fords track team wrll smrle for anyone and everyone bound for col ege personalrty plus to know hlm rs to like hrm has a way wrth the lassres 34 'Un-W Er1cN Stokes 402 Nrnth Avenue Haddon Herghts Terlnmml Head What a man what a vorce what a date what a debater what a Curtxs Drrva Constance M Stopper teer what an actor que homme desprrt what a comedran what a thmker what more can a man be? N. Edwin R Sutton 1900 Bryn Mawr Avenue Haddon I-lerghts General Constant conversatronalrst tackle on grrdrron one trme member of stage crew Mrs Ragnos rrght hand man rushes head over heels rnto any new ordeal engagrng laugh teacher tormentor ho es to be general manager of a rg store ames Kelly Tart 15 Yale Avenue Stratford Genera! One year of track and four of football to hrs credrt s guy well lrked dancrng and grrls rate hrgh wrth hrm has a future rn engmeerrng osephme Thompson 207 Erghth Avenue Haddon Herghts Amdenzzr one One of Haddon Herghts su per gurls super semor sales man super hockey player for three years super fan of Ocean Cnty drtto for out door sports also super de pendlble worker super specral personahty and smrle var be one of Duke Colleges super co eds Q... Evelyn Talbot 1622 Sycamore Avenue Haddon Herghts General Ezelyn Hrgh stepprng drum major ette knows how to wear her clothes black harr placrd blue eyes stacked rates a second look from masculme eyes calm cool and collec ed whrz on the dance floor 29 Erghth Avenue Haddon Herghts Sefretarml Conme Peppy enough to run Superman ragged talks a blue streak curly blond harr teasrng brown eyes played basket ball for four years chaxrman of hot dog commrttee for foot ball games wrll go to busr ness school to become a book keeper 'MI 'lk Richard G Taylor 308 Barrrngton Avenue Barrmgton Geneml Dirk Popular spectator at foot ball games cheerful chltter ox one of our class cut ups always on the go never a dull moment 33 ff' I QI -0, ,ft ,fx 'Wk W I x ' H, A' ' rf U :Q f ' 1555, ' A l l ' rl fl 1 I . . . . D . . - H . H A, 2 - - - . . . f W 1, Q . . . A '- V .X .9 ' Vt .2 . uEdu l A . . . . .,4 . - w 1 a 0 7 ' ' y . . . J y j . i e I lima E' I y. . . .hy ' V , I ' ll fl h V ' , . . . . . . ' Q ' ll! ' YI X 4 ' f ' , '- - - . . . , f , f' ' 'Y . . . ' l . . . 1 ' X - . 1 I - ' u Q n V V , u 1 s 1 , - V ' . . . ll y , . Q 'Qi f AY 'L 9 .L u ., EstherP Tyson 307 Lmon Avenue Stratford Amdemzc THE CLASS Mary Ann Valente 218 Whlte Horse Prke Berhn Clenml Mdfy Gay humor and sunny drsposr tron smrles contrnually sparklmg blue eyes loveS roller skatmg and chocolate nut sundaes future rn the busx ness world readrng good books rs her hobby Ta dark bangs loves French fnes and blonds can t stand homework dreamy expressron a frrend worth havmg wrll someday be a krndergarten teacher John Toryk 2,8 West Brownmg Road Bellmawr Geneml Torkze One of Coach Bakers gndsters high Curtns Dnve salesman small but mighty trols the halls at Helghts second D1 Maggxo frrendly xrt llttle or no ha1r to speak of one of our popu lar people e-'KG fy. CharlesW Wnlhams 25 Warwrck Avenue Lawnsrde Terlamral Charlie Never w1thout a snappy come ack strrctly on the beam contagrous grrn knows how to have fun to know hrm xs to lrke hxm and we all know hxm Swami Jacque Wander 1313 Keswrck Avenue Haddon Herghts General ar Favonte pastrme-teasmg has a rovrng eye when theres Raymond A Wilson Browmng Road Bellmawr General The qulet tll you get to know hmm type prospectrve sarlor or marme amrable and naturally a good frrend hopes to be a real cut up Ctaxlor that s has many athletic mter es s DorothyV Wagner 305 Hxghland Avenue Haddon Hexghts Amdemzr DOIly Shes engaged shes lovely shes the energetnc edrtor of the GARNETEER has what rt takes to get thmgs clone played an understandxng Mrs Lrttle rn yunror play Cass secretary for four years serves the welcome she gets everywhere a pretty grrl around brown wavy harr cheerful grm never stnll more than a mmute at a tame fun to know Shlrley Dorothy Wllson 1912 Wayne Avenue Haddon Herghts General Squzffely Drd a wonderful yob as gener al manager of the Curtrs Drrve 'mas a charmmg smrle for every one thrs above all good natured hallway polrceman lakes all sports wmnlng ways personallty plus x s N Hes? jr f Y gl, fl' 1 Nl -A ' J D 1 ,, I- rr v X-. . . Y . . Q a n ' .- ' , , 1 . . A HEI!! t ll . . . . . . . . . , H ' u , . I a Q ' 7 5- A - . . . . , . . . pa- - 1 , il -4 . W 4 M, ' I fs. N -A . 'tt r .3 M F, 0 4 . .AW A : 1 . , A . ,if -sl ' my i ' - Ray b - . ,, - , . . . eitgrig g-fg,gQ1 , .? . . 4. . W, f lilly ' i , - ,- base 5 ' t ' ' ' ' ii' ' ,DJ . 5524 .QW A a5f if-f Fi fa , 4 b r 51 V F - ' ' . I o n u , ' H I . . . . ' 'I V' 1 9 ' . . . . . . , ' . ,, . . . . ' ' ' , . . . . de- I , ' . OF 1948 Forrest Wfood 11,8 Lincoln Avenue Magnolia Arroummg Farrell Thinks before speaking never misses a joke no matter whom its on quiet liked by all easy going rarely in a hurry XY,1lll2.l'Il Cordner 8 Seventh Avenue Haddon Heights General Hambone Long lanky blond . . easy come easy go . . . a whiz on the dance floor . . . good-natured grin . . . always with a crowd . . . constantly on the go. N4 June Marie Wysocka 802 Station Avenue Haddon Heights Amdemzr fume umpm une on the dance floor wordless Miss Wil cox in the senior play dark red tresses Stan Kenton fan but def loves people with personality hobby is art and shes really at home among paints and brushes 1 g, y l F' . Robert Corcoran 207 White Horse Pike Haddon Heights Arademir - B0 ' Tall dark and handsome . . . come-hither look . . . has a way with the girls . . . amiable dis- position . . . azy . . . plays with the band and the orchestra . . Do I W'orry? '-L, GEORGE KING GEORGE I-IARE EDITH SIEGENER LUCILI E MERRITT IDA JANE SNOOK SCQTT LIPPINCOTT 1 rsL1E GITHENS JESS BRACEWELL FLORA NOBLE EMII Y COXSON FVFLYN TALBOT HI RMAN BONASCH 36 CAROLYN GRAHAM GLORGE KING wwf' h-Q... SCOTT LIPPINCOTT LDITH SIEGENER .! T 60, If L I 4 T, Q A 1 ' aj ' 4 l wk., X x .. f I , , X. , Ld A Mai! ' T Y' A 7 ,V K Ahnfwxwwg 'VL' ' V if , C., Wig fri rw vpytifxl N. FRED FRY BOBBY MYLES MARY HOCH CAROLYN GRAHAM DOTTIE REILLY BOBBY MYLES Prettlest Hair Athlete Most Popular Best Dancers Comednans Most Talkatlve Blggest Flxrts Best Students Happlest Stacked Best Dressed Sweetest Glr Luc1lle Merntt Ida Jane Snoolc Edlth Sxegener Carolyn Graham Dorothy Rellly Mary Hoch Emlly Coxson Ed1th Slegener Mary Goodman Evelyn Talbot Carolyn Graham Edlth Slegener Best Actress 8: Actor Claxre Molzen Cutest Edxth S1egener Prettlest 8: Handsomest Clalre Molzen Boy George Kmg George Hare Scott Lxppmcott Flecl Fry Bob Myles Bob Myles jess Bracewell Frank Smxth Bob Rexon Herman Bonasch George Kmg Scott Lxpplncott Tlm Maxer George Kmg George Kxng --qq Wm FRANK SMITH EDITH SIEGENER BOBBY REXON MARY GOODMAN TIM MAIER EDITH SIEGENER CLAIRE MOLZEN GEORGE KING CLAIRE MOLZEN GEORGE KING 37 -4 4 ' -,.A Z-av' ,VQ z . .- 1 Q V t I X , X Q A 4 9 , , . B h'7. 'J - - I f L. I , Y ' AA' ff ,N . ,X ...AM 4 V' K un Q ' 1 K .,-,A-ww Q - 4 A 41-1 --A+ . ' - ' ' Xxx K kb Ang . M X AQ r . YALL V . -------- R - at 'Y Shyest --T .... Flora Noble Leslie Githens A H 'N 'H ------- Q -... - A -ijjjjjijjij V' A f 4 - V ' 5571 , fi f Q T ,. 3 ls A, -13 , , V so L ' 4' izffr ' . i t. xv, . , A V V V Q, -- Earl Hoffman ---- Eric Stokes F Q GEORGE WASHINGTON . 4 I 2 .E jill ' i Mr. Kimber ..... E --- sg ' Newton Fuller ji Annabelle --- I Left to right: June Wysocka, Denis Hancock, Tommy Kitchen, Dotty Wagner, Emily Coxson, George King, Tim Maier, Bob Myles, Eric Stokes, Catherine Sharpe, Claire Molzen, Jess Bracewell, Bobby Dold. Spike Hiles, Earl Hoffman, Peggy May, and Dottie Reilly. Catherine Sharpe Madge Fuller Steve Eldridge Katie ....... lvirs. Douglas Clayton Evans Rena Leslie -- Hester ...... - - - - Claire Molzen - - - jess Bracewell - - - - Dottie Reilly Bobb Dold --- Y - - -- George King -- Emily Coxson --- Peggy May Would you .ray they might porribly be Jleepy? My, my! . . . .ro unconremed . . . and :wb violence! SLEPT HERE Raymond ....... - - - Bob Myles - - - - - Tim Maier - - - Tommy Kitchen - - -Denis Hancock af Uncle Stanley .... Legget Frazer --- Tommy Hughes -- Sue Barrington --- - -- Dotty Wagner Miss Wilcox -- Mr. Prescott ..................... Stanley Hiles .. - - - June Wysocka From a remarkable senior class came a remarkable dramatic cast . . . and from a remarkable cast came none other than a remarkable George Washington Slept Here . . . top profits . . . huge success . . . and a stage full of fun! ?' ERIC STOKES CATHERINE SHARPE The play nut paying . . . art committeer at work . . . and the orchertra luning up at rehearral! PLAY COMMITTEES Top to bottom, left to right, top row: Jack Wander, Margie Silvers, June Bareuthef, Box Rexon, Bob Remppies, Irene Cahill, Ruth Smith, Jim Tait, Charles Rathy. Sec- ond row: Ida Jane Spook, Mable Cheesman, Florence Christy, Connie Stopper, Ardyth Reimert, Marion Keim, Alice Stewart, June Wysocka. Third row: Marie Carns, Loretta Johnson, Mary Sauro, Margie Simms, Marie Enders, Betty Hanna, Lucille Merritt, Glor- ia Kemhle. Fourth row: Carolyn Graham, Flora Noble, Marian Hickman, Jean De- Angelis, Emily Danfield, Mary Goodman, Jean Spaeth, Rita Burcher, and Vivian Harmer. Ooprf , . . Whatever happened here? S. S. Dreued-up coupler make with the feel at the Jenior dance. Cafherine Chriftaldi taker to the air while adjuning Jtreamerr. S. S. H. foxie Thompron and Maf- ie Sim! engroffed in a itlle clover hanging. S.S.S.S.H.! . . . It was the Senior Super Sharp Shamrock Hobble . . . the walls were covered with gay green shamrocks . . . the mats were decorated by green lights spelling S.S.S.S.H. . . . a shamrock glowed during the blackout dance . . . ice cream and pretzels fed the hungry hordes during intermission . . . the sly seniors suggested a remedy for absent-mindedness . . . the Molzens and the Wagners assisted the chaperones . . . every- B05 R2X0f1 and Efif 510565 one danced on until the strains of Sweet ronfer about the lighting Dreams, Sweetheart drifted through the arfangementf. gym ! SENICR SALES Hard worklng hlgh pressure salesmen so everythlng from magazlnes to candled apples weather was agalnst them but the senlor sales men of 48 went over the top ln proht cleared 3624 on football sales changed tactlcs thls year and dellvered refreshments to the spectators IH the stands added popcorn, candled apples, cocoa, and coffee to the usual selllng llst owe thanks to Mrs Walter, MISS Helne, MISS Ollverl, and Abbotts Dalrles for helpful asslstance senlors comprlsed cooperatlon, coordlnatlon effort, and enthuslasm to make a sensatlonal, successful superb, and super sales organlzatlon as well as on football games, SCHIOIS dld a grand Job on other sales proflt was 31 200 for Curtls DIIVC S16 70 for llcense plates S558 38 on the senlor play all ID all, a pro fltable year Ah How about a bot dog ll .rome :re cream root beer, pep JI cola, coke randy o corn? See the crowd: they re crowd Making rotor: randymg mg the re refbment .rland applef cookzng bot dogs' Sfdmffdfl cfztlmg rollf boxing Doprorn Sllvers Ruth Smlth Betty Monev Mlke Dl Marco Stanley Hlles Dems Hancock EPIC Stokes George DBVIS Don Anderson Thlrd row Irene SlCCk AIICE Stewart Ida Jane Snook Lonnle Stopper C Sharpe Glorla SlECk Pat Llcorlsh Ruth Either Tyson Mary Goodman Second row atherlne Fealter Marlon par openlng foda all m a day J work Peggy Mav Nancy Solomon Loretta Johnson eanne Shaeffer MISS Helne Flrst row BlllHan.1on ucllle Merrltt Carolyn Graham Emlly Danfield Ann De Sleghardt Jean De Angells Theresa Hetland Rlta Perry Flora Noble Josle 'lhompson Mlllldl Roll Bob Rexon 5 ' , ' A t . . . ld 9 - . , - - - . . . . 1, y , . . . - I - ' ' ' P P- Y - ' If - n . . , Top row-left to' right: Mildred Halverson., Margy Keim, Gloria Kemble, Frannie Molasso, Margieg4Sims, 1 I . 1 ' l - l , . I ' ' I l .S I l , ' 1 , . - . l A l 1 L . , , . l l , l Q 5 . I , s Q . l A ,., , y l ' 9 . 1 I ' l :QW . , G Ljqix 6- 4 'f-ig! Q g, gtg f fp ff' jfi My X n I E l r I I If T ,f' -, ,f' x i 1 XX 'x ....-...........,, My ' x K V 4 V 'W' 1 ,ai : I f ,A-Q. X , dent: 549 'mph never mt So much homework, hey what? At the md of 4 long, wary day . . . mgcrcpabbmcn Eg . . HERBERT KELLEHER President WILLIAM HILLMAN Vice Preiidenl THE JUNIORS Impressive aggregation of outstanding students . . . under direction of adviser Miss Mills . . . elected, to lead them through greatest year ever, Herb Kelleher, president, Bill Hillman, vice president, joan Reeves, secretary, and joan Henry, treasurer . . . presented Hayseeders' Ball this year after such forerunners as the Holly Hop and Atomic Shake- down . . . jammed the auditorium with Ramshackle Inn . . . hit an all-time high in May with junior-Senior Prom . . . their scholarly abilities proved by Honor Roll . . . represented in Senate by Alan Algayer, Anne Donovan, Charles Gardiner, jim Miller, Joan Reeves and jack Wander . . . chosen for homeroom prexies: Phyllis Biemuller, Dottie Creek, Bill Hickman, Herb Kelleher, Grace Pangia, and Ray Uliase . . . have contributed heavily to all sports . . . can point with pride to classmates on SCRIBE, in music and in clubs . . . can lay claim to rip-roarin' year. fa- far' 9, JOAN REEVES Secretary .1 Nxh-y JOAN HENRY Trearurer Their Hop Hayfeederr' Ball AND THEIR PLAY Q ego Citizens of Haddon Heights experienced one of their great- est dramatic experiences on Friday and Saturday evening, March 19th and 20th-the event: Ramshackle Inn, under the direction of Mr. Samuel Freas and student directors, Patsy Scott and Grace Pangia . . . a mystery farce, incorporating love fBarbara Gladfelter and Larry Fitzgeraldj murder fDon Marry, female police fDottie jahn and jean DiGiacomoj a dope victim fPat Scotty, and an assortment of villains including Ken Shapiro, Florence jones, and Stan Maslowski . . . handicapped by lack of male volunteers . . . produced four members for the Thespians . . . being his last dramatic presen- tation here, was a fitting finishing touch for Mr. Freas . . . acclaimed by all as highly successful. NANCY DEIBERT WILLIAM LUTZ r- fi -.- JUNIOR PLAY CAST Left to right: Joe Stevenson, Barbara Gladfelter, Larry Fitz- gerald, Nancy Smith. Dick Marr, Dottie Jahn, Ken Shapiro, Ann Donovan, Bill Lutz, Nancy Dei- bert, Stanley Maslowski, Flo- rence Jones, John Francis, Jean De Giacomo, John Siner. KEN SHAPIRO SI- ' Homeroom 204 Top to bottom left to right Jim Evan el isti Rav Cox John Epp Frank Deuter Txsall Dor D is ixon Jean De Giacomo Doris Davis Peggy Farr Claire Elliot Dolores D1Lemmo Jerry Dilks Charles Critch Jule Engel Nancy Deibert Ann Donovan Rita Chludzmsln Dorothy Creek Anna Duran Marjorie Delame Jacqueline Farmer Marie De Varo Betty Diaz Eileen Daly Dolores Doerre Homeroom 106 Top to bottom, left to right, top row: Harry Bowen, Leonard Albig, Ralph Caccia, Dick Bull, Harry Ambrose, George Bridge, Joe Butler. Third row: Pierre Adams, Ray Bas- sett, Don Blaese, Harold Burgess. Second row: Vera Berg, Doris Campanell, Viola Berg, Marilyn Bittle, Phyllis Biemuller, Lillian Benson, Olga Carlson. First row: Miss Mills, Frank Ames, Catherine Casby, Lillian Camm Mary Cerami J 1' , , acqueine Carter, Lois Butler, Alan Algayer. Homeroom 212 Left to right top row Robert Graeff Mil f on Grimes George Freedman Stephen Hardwick Larry Fitzgerald John Francis Warren Foxhill William Fauver William Feaster Second row Sara Harbold Joan Irwin Marcia Freedman Elizabeth Hamp ton Ella Griggs Mary Hummel Barbara Cladfelter Joan Henry Third row Kenneth Grundlock Carlton Hauer Carl Finkle James Frank Roy Johnson Charles Garda ner William Griffiths William Hillman Fourth row Miss DUl1sse Mae Johnson Shirley Faul Doroth Jh H y a n anna Hicks Virginia Hall Alice Guielle Jane Hannigan 46 Homeroom 205 To to bottom, left to right, top row. Harry ' l' Koh P Kramer, Malcolm McCarty, Wiliam lenberg. Herb Kelleher, William McAlpin Alvin Miller, Mr. Benson. Third row acqueline Miller John Mitchell, Eddie ightcap Clark Laughlin Don Marr Har vey Jones Ed Maguire Second row Paul Jones Elaine Kreis Sam Myers Florence Jones James Morrow Jim Miller James Luciana Les Marella First row Charlotte Mxloszar Lomse Moore Dorothy Miller Terry MacCrea Jimmy McCall Nancy Ku: drall Harry Madison Janet Kochersperger Dons Luengene A22 n24'3i Q Homeroom 112 Top to bottom left to ri ht top row Homer eorge Snyder Ray Smith Joe Stevenson Lliase Ed Zgahch John Staiord Johnny Van Dxepen Pat Synder Bob Smmlrey Third row Jimmy Wharton Dick Ward Barbara Wood Vera Zoll Hazel Williams Herman Wil French Youngman Ed Snow her Second row Mrs Isenbw Mildred ne Watson Clara ashin Swan Ja Gladys Williams Nancy Smith Dick y lor John Tierno Ernie Steubxng First row Leona Stoudt Nancy Trexler Carolyn Welser Clara Smith Rachel Smith Mary Taylor Bill Stillman Marilyn Walker 47 may Homeroom 211 Top to bottom left to right top row Penny Pluese Ken Shapiro Harry Sherwood Len Ruark Webly Simplnns Dick Perry Jimmy Small Mrs Cox Third row Bob Rosen berg Joan Reeves Frank Paulson Almira b son Bob Scott Joella Rogers Mabel Ro in Second row Ella Saunders gerty I Pnleggi Rebstock Jean Rohloif Grace Pangia ot y Pfeifer Stella Schaeffer First row Steve Palmer: Jean OBrien, Marie Paulson, John Siner THE SOPHOMORES -Fx in . Y 1:-'Qffi fi . . . . . ' iii Those sophisticated .sophs . . . working industri- 4,,f:'i' g QHQ: ' 'Kgs ' Ig ously . . . studying hard . . . learning furiously . . . if 'L 1, , A' if? A' il is - , V-7 wr-:ig entering in all sports and activities . . . making a .:::+ 'i' J' I - V success of their dance . . . taking capable positions JOHN WHARTON Prefident on the Monitor Club . . . efficient workers headed by the class ofticers . . . ambitious and eager . . . fun- loving students . . . two-year veterans of Heights . . . all in all, Sophomores! 1 gm, AM .K f LORRAINE JAKUBOWSKI Treamrer cu aff! JANE SEABERT Serfelary ' Ryx Yu- DANIEL LAUN Vice-Prefident THE TINSEL TWIRL See Ihe action on final parked dame floor! . . . Ibe entire .frhool famed nu! at fbe Soplfr terrific Time! Tuirl . . . Clf77'iJif77l.1w yfzrif abounded and I-here waf fun for all! Homeroom Balcony Top to bottom left to nght top row Paul Burcher Augie Augustme, Blll Brownmg Charles Brown Ed Btgum Bill Beutler Ed Bunce Ball Brodwater Thtrd row Chrtsttne Bell Perry Bodnor, Joe Ade Dot Allen George Brown Mary Bermger Mary Bates, Dolores Bundens Mrs Torretl Second row Doro thy Butcher Dorothy Burkhart M1ry Ann Bracewell, can Atkins Ann Baten Joan Born Regina Brown Jeannette Busslan Ftrst row Beverly Bull Nancy Blanck Lorrame Berle Joyce Berle Marlon Brether ton Gus Branco Jack Ahrens Marvm Albng mjj, , an -tw Homeroom 209 Top row left to rtght Miss Brady Lloyd Lee Kenn Y Jones Donald Johns Douglas Hartsell Joseph Hann Bull Ireland Ronald Jacobn, August Kofoet Thmrd row Danny Laun, Bob Jermyn Eugene Haag, Roland Hayward, Dick Kurtz, Neal Ireland, Betty Heald, VW! ham Langer Second row Robert Gurlmg Jane Ixrew ett, Manlyn Horton, Ruth Hoefhch, Nxrgmla Houchm, Dorothy James, Patncxa Horsey, Helen lxuhout Fnrst row Norma Johnson, Myra Grossman, Betty Kelchner, Walter Lawrence, Lorraxne Jakubowskl, Mary Keen, Pat Hauer Homeroom 102 Top to bottom, left to rxght top row Ott Dromgoole James Fennxmore Joe Culltman John Lonnelly Jack Lolclough Jack Lawthra Sam Cordner Thomas Look oe Dtaz Thnrd row Mary Lou Cordner Ed Davrs Duck Davts Ray Davts Tom Culltns Bud Duffield Ken Ford Bob Drlks Bob Gurltng Mtss Nagle Sec ond row Nancy Dick Joan Cordes Grace Galamt Mtlton Catts Josephme Donoffen Margaret Drozdow sky Dorothy Foot Joan Gtthens Floss Evans Joan Engel Fnrst row Charles Gardmer Susan D1Chara Ann Fatrbanks Dorothy Darby Adrxenne Coxson Jean Sharpmo Eleanor Cossabone Robert A Fussel, Joan Lonnelly 49 m y l V tl' tl 'f ' K QA mt larsl? . g I J 'Z , ,. ' ' , ' . + V A l--rg,.g J J , rw.-3 X Yknqswh v--fist ,DNF-161 4 -f ' Homeroom 112 Top to hotton left to right top row Mrs Eaton, Lharles Morris Lharles Ogg Bob 1Nesb1t George Mer v1ne B111 Nleenan Steve Marty btan 'llaslowskl Jwck tlvles Bill Lutz Shirley Nicholson Larry Mins Jown McCracken Bill Morgan Second row Bob Myers James Nloos John Mekulley l4lo1se Miller JHIC Mott Fmlly Nlarklev lr'1nk Lloyd Bettv Morgan l'lfSl row Fxelyn Lubnnsm Nlck Martino Nancy Munlew Sally M xrklei Floise Muller Sylua Mac Int'-re 1Norma Mendoza Milly Mcballv Homeroom 206 Top to bottom left to right top row Qhirley Riemann, Jlek Priest Angelo Rotondo B111 back Marshall Sim mons Harry Qouders David Silverman B11lv Palme btoxer Snook Third row Ruth bmith Marion Smith Eric Qawyer Jean Ruark Bettv Scott Barbara Steven son Bettv Qtewart Lharles Souders Marv Smith gee ond row 1V1lSS Barnes Florence Pullaro Pat Qhields Lee Qalatl leanne ieelv Gordon bhrixer lftequeline Itlnntzr IDOTIS QHITIOQUOSSO First row ennv Pas qutle Jxne Sa ilurt R1ta Pasqutle Jeanette inyder 1 1lZl1lC!11 Simpson brace Richards Norma Scheurer Home-:room 207 Top to bottom, left to right, top row: Leon VVilliams Johnny wV1l2ll'l0!1, Doris Suckiel, Robert Strahorn Eugene Stowe. Austin VVillmot. Third row: Miss Robb, Don Trasatti, Joan VValker, Eleanor VVi11iams Dorothy Tierney, Richard VVerrinpz. Harry Tennant Second row: Dick XVeston, Anna Tice, Jane VVarren Ann Switzer, Dot VVeatherby, Janice VVi1liams, Anita Lee Tallev. First row: Ina Tigar, Floss Zimmerman Janet Stoner, Joyce Tllomas, Charlotte Wariter, Mary VVnrren. il Iggy, THE FRESHME Frolicing freshmen . . . rollicking rookies . . . exhibited their fun-loving' spirit at the annual fresh- SONNY PAGE man dance . . . took a turn at all the activities and Pwfiden' athletics open to freshmen . . . working willingly and unceasingly for their class . easily adjusting to the system at Heights . . . falling into stride with the other students . . . passing successfully through one year, and building a strong foundation for future years . . . efhciently guided by Miss Rebecchi! DIANA WILSON . L Vice-Preridenl ., is 6, l N z .. - , I JS, Homeroom C-1 Top to bottom, left to right, top row: Roger Artis, Morton Argo, Joe Armstrong, David Blitzer, Elsie Belz, Jimmy Baptiste, llr. .riff Baker, Third row: Joe Burcher. jane Arthur. Marilyn Biemuller, Sally Blyth, John Betts, Jimmy Benson, Bob Basset. Second row: Robert Bowen, Charles Berger, Kenneth Borclner, Virginia Brown, Eva Blackburn, Aileen Blitzer, Doris Brown, Jackie Bratmn. First row: Grace Bermzmi, Carolyn Bende, Janet Boyer, Elva Beringer, Royden Anderson, John Bailey, Dick Bobo, Elmer Bifilf- JOAN STOKES Serretary ' llll H! lil? 15 ' ' .x -I IEP, my 'jg 1' in 1 V ANN HICKMAN Tfeafufer Homeroom Aud Left Top to bottom left to right top row Dot Johnson Mary Lou Harmstead Fred Holzbaur Kenneth Hem mmgs George Hires Lawrence Humbrecht James Harmstead Third row Patricia Jones Ted Johnson Harry Jones Dolores Harrington George Henley Sylvia Harper Bill Johnson Second row Doris Hales Alfred Haslow Roland Kreh Natalie Higgenbottom Viola Hayes Connie lung Joseph King First row Betty Lou King Wilma Hartman Anne Hickman I-Jlizilria Krewett Marian Hayward Dot Juditz Doris e im Un Homeroom 116 Top to bottom left to right top row: George Schlotz Shirley Simmons Ralph Sims Dick Smith Amos Rogers Donald Quigley Wally Snow Betty Rulon. Third row: Mr. Bordner Louise Schaeffer Mary Lou Sauls Alice Sayer Marilyn Snair Florence Spicker Eleanor Paul Dick Snyder Helen Souders. Second row: Morris Smith Garwood Pyne Delbert Small Joan Rohloif Bill Ries Robert Schlotz Pete Scott Joe Ru- bino. First row: Jack Reilly Jane Snedaker Bill Shaffer Dot Shoemaker Jean Shearer Robert Rosell Jay Pileggi Dan Ring. 52 5:25 W We I mg-55.45 Ween? ill - 'M IIQQXYQ liira T Homeroom C 2 Top to bottom left to right top row Arleen Dough erty Kathleen Davis Robert Coker Richard Egbert John Caprnotti Howard Dextz Donald Curroll Bill Llark Mr Lentz Third row Harvey Dempsey Ralph Delano Meredith Dobbs Robert Camerota Timothy Darrison Charles Burgerson George Cheesman Anita Dare Second row Norma Dowd Joan Davis James Clark Nell Doerre Benjamin DeLame PEIKTICIB Doher ty Edith Cerniansky Jean Engles First row Robert Dougherty Viola Clark Agnes DeFalcis Eileen Coyle Mary Chilleml Bernice Bernette Catherine Chahagos Retta Earle Jean Buck Homeroom 201 Top to bottom left to nght top row Don Taylor James Ward Walter Whxtaker Jxmmy Stockton Bob Tucker Barbara Wxse Charles Swan Betty Whtte house Mr Keegan Third row Elvira Washington Don Wllller Dolores Stagllano Beverly White Bob Thompson Dons Wilson Bull Wood Mabel Wrxght Second row ferry Welsh Joyce Washburn Ihana Wrlson Clara Spmrxt Marlon Wood Joan Stokes Vernon Walker Bea Watson Fnrst row Stewart Wensgerber Ruth Stxllman Jean Stntes Danny Stet ser Ann Sutton Dot VVard Ann Zulch aww 4,1-TFL'- .9- TW -f. Homeroom Aud Rlght Top to bottom left to rxght top row Bull Coodman Shnrley Croat Elaine Fxthens Barbara G e n Xmcent f eorgxanna John Geiger Remle Crove Ryland Farris Donald traeve Mr Lannavo Thnrd row Barbara Fewerd Russell Hardwick Robert Freno Dolores Hagen Jnmmy Hanson Bobby Hagge Flwood Prntz Phllllp Frltzsche Second row Arona Grossman Pat rxcla Gtlman Roland Haldeman Dave Geiger Patricia Graham Marge Feorgmnna June Faunce Fnrst row Rose Grossman Mary Fxtzpatrnck Joyce Granius Flo rence Goebel Hazel Galamx, Horace Fisher George Glllesple msn,-A sq.. mmam 45,8 Homeroom 302 Top row Donald McCracken Al Page James Lake Joseph Murphy Thomas Lunn Ludwng Lenbbrand Ted Leavy Bull Manlove Dlck MacLardy Thnrd row Mrs Boddorh' Edith Madden Lols McCall Pat Lyons Grace Lutz Helen Lyons Ruth Lawrence Blanche Imckels Margerlte McVaugh Kenny Nesbnt Jxmmy Lyons Second row Mattew lNa1me Jean Parent Jo sephme Paranzxno Vary Ann Morgan Anna Mervnne Flora Lelache Susan Myrlck Prlscllla Owens Janice Lee Paul McIntyre Fxrst row Louxs Moore Fd Ixoble Lee Ohver Joan Newlxn Joyce Murray Clona Mxller Frances 'Warkart Ruth Marty Kathryn McLl1ntock I ' 7 Q ' ' .f f 'Z v fs 4 if X awe! uw Z T17 X, , Sc f Q -A 1 H001 M ff fp x , ' .4 an 9 '.' 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Bank' OFFICE PR CTICE PROJECT Left to nght Mary Goodman Conme Stop per Catherme Sharpe Henry Delano Jean Schaffer Barbara Dold Second row Jean DeAn ehs Mabel Cheesman Dorothy M11 ler hnrd row Loretta Johnson Dolores Cornew Glorla Kemble Fourth row Nancy Solomon Betty Carty Elame DCL1bCf3t0 Stenographers typnsts general office workers bookxeepers all work out 1n the busmess world every afternoon started second semester leave school after fifth penod preparnng for future gammg practlcal trannmg able and cheerful workers of the teachers wllhngly type stencnls mastercoples and tests to and teachers employed 1n Camden Phila delphla and local areas sponsored by Mr Wharton Mlss Noble and Mrs Cox sponsors check wnth employers concern mg students progress students appreclate the chance to develop and use thenr ablhtxes nn busmess' Three Hollingrbead em- ployee! on their way! i 0111 at noon to caieh their burer! MOVIE MACH CLUB Shows those interesting movies in assem takes charge of all classroom movies also responsible for those upside down song slides Dresrdent Winheld Camm teaches students how to operate and repair projectors sound equipment etc Tisall sponsor has rule only members can operate machine all new members taught by committee given an exam to determine if they are quahhed to run the machine interesting, entertaining and just fun' i' T Left to right back row: Eileen Coyle Mil- dred Swan Betty Morgan Joan Walker Virginia Houchin Ruth Hoeflich Dot Weatherby Mrs. Bennett. First row: Nan- cy Trexler Viola Berg Leona Stoudt M - ion Keim Mary Keen Mary Taylor Sylvia Maclntyre. I 1 Left to right Joan Stokes Winfield Camm John McCulley Bill Sack Framc Rysmger Ann Tucker George Davis Mr Txsall Y TEENS Mrs Margaret Bennett gives her time and effort every Tuesday the group meets with prexy Marion Keim presiding Marion has the help of Vice President Leona Stout Secretary and Treasurer Mary Taylor and Program Chairman Mary Keene . . . hope to give a dance for the benefit of the Red Cross . . . have taken an active interest in collecting for March of Dimes. Top row, left to right: Rose Burrows, Anna deSieghardt, Rita Chludzinski, Nancy Kuzdrall, Dorothy Jahn, Margaret Sims. Second row: Grace Pangia, Catherine Sharpe, William Hillman, Richard Perry, George Hare, Edward Zgalich, Zania Snair, Mrs. Eaton. First row: Edith Siegener, Ardyth Riemert, Charlotte Conro, Herman Lintner, George Davis, June Bareuthcr, Alice Stewart, Dorothy Wagner. ATIO AL HO OR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X x Q W fc .X X X 58 SOCIETY The highest possible honor conferred on any student . . . members chosen in their junior and senior years for outstanding qualities of scholarship, character, service and leadership . . . seniors from the upper third of their class and juniors from the upper fifth . . . members recommended by the faculty and approved by the old members . . . nationwide organization . . . purely honorary . . . our group progressing under the capable leadership of Mrs. Maurine Eaton . . . officers are: President George Davis, capable and energetic leader . . . Vice President Herman Lintner, head of the Monitor Club . . . Secretary Ida jane Snook, hockey and basketball star . . . Treasurer june Bareuther, dependable and eflicient sports manager . . . other members are: Frank Smith, member of Thespians and Quill and Scroll . . . Edith Siegener, senate secretary . . . Dorothy Wagner, Garneteer editor-in-chief . . . George Hare, outstanding athlete . . . Ardyth Reimert, who can always be counted upon to put her best foot forward . . . Charlotte Conro, senior class treasurer. PLANS THES pa t, Qi Q C- dans Hoffmaq' U S'-an fighfi Eagtanley Hltri it 40 grief' as Ma' Seated- Ligdith Sgiiygcs. Thom Lgcorgfhgas Eric Mr. Y ' fl, Gi. journalism stars . . . mem- bership by journalistic service to the school and approval of the group . . . meetings held w h e n important business arises . . sponsored by Miss Gladys Teahan . . . members are outstanding in some liter- ary work . . . will always find pen, ink, pastepot, paper, and brilliant ideas in use. i . Wazndg yuiehw- gn!llY h ma gharvc' Dgouros. T 0 ' x X K Dramatic group . . . mem- bership bv fulfillment of re- quirements and approval of committee . . . present own program each year in assem- bly . . . aid in other dramatic productions . . . sponsored by Mr. Samuel Freas . . . here you find the future Holly- wood stars . . . an honor for anyone. 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Q 0 rw mon emh ' 0 wr has shown us:-'mm thaw any of thr- tlmrx Fw- seen, Mn. Cox Evaluulen School Mrs, Mild!-vd Vox has be' ' vih-41 in an-rw 0 -ommrll - - ' err 111- n the e-vllunrif-1: K xl ul Ihr' Murchanfvillu F13-l'!IvSf'hvrul fr-mu Us-cvlnlau' first ln l Irv . ,o ser 1 U1 , Jun: make- W--rr prwee - , 3 Curtis Dpi ,RIB ,,eQ fr r Nlajldun Ilr-Mhz, if h E Re a, , ofmi, Ig Sfho, X011 JI, ,947 Q V ell . Scenes g 5 8 Busy at work every other week are SCRIBE typists. Here a n my ,, I 0' W' few include back row: Florence Christy, Janet Anderson, Marilyn S1 K Cents , Bittle, Irene Cahill, front row: Elaine DeLiberato, Theresa ege .M rst . . . . . O ner Lonard, and Doris Lampanell. V ns S, fl- K Ropr Mardi Gr, 5,,20gZs,Aa. 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I 4 f V,-1 wa, f , ez nf , ff ,M V My MISS TE AHAN .nn -AL, -r ang., uv vu., . 1 SCRIBE Best SCRIBE ever . . . expertly guided under editorship of Homer Smith, former sports editor and reporter . . . boasts of alert, news- conscious stali' . . . supplied pub- licity for George Washington Slept Here and junior play . . . well run, highly organized . . . first year with outstanding assistance of Miss Gladys Teahan . . . represents superior ability, initiative, hard work . . . efficient new.s staff headed by Harry Ambrose . . . sports page's Courier Post adjectives supplied by departments editor, Bob Skinner . . . sports writers, Bob Grant, Edith Siegener, Bill Fauver and Harry Ambrose gave Heights' athletic ac- tivities proper coverage . . . school's laughs, gossip, poetry tracked down by Claire Molzen and Frank Smith . . . every other Wednesday eagerly awaited . . . new high seen this year in editorial material . . . head- lines checked, rechecked, double- checked by Dottie jahn . . . every activity completely and accurately covered . . . healthy interest in school activities exemplified by such typical reporters as Garwood Pyrie and George Gillespie . . . photo- graphic department efliciently man- ned by Warren Forman . . . proof reading thorough and accurate with dependable Dave Silverman . . . truly, the best SCRIBE ever. A familiar scene around Heights High is a member of the SCRIBE staff of reporters cornering an unsuspecting faculty member for a story. Here we see Anita Tally Cleftj and Betty Heald finding out what's new from Dr. Irwin. I 61 UR ff DOT FX WAGINER editor-in-chief Anna lie Sieghartlt, Claire Molzen, Emily Coxson . . . Gnrneteer co-editors. Top row-left to right: John Toryk, Eddie Sutton, Don Anderson, George Davis, jim Tait. Second row, Frannie Molasso, Betty Money, Dolly Dilks, Margie Sims, Zania Snair. First row, Carolyn Graham, Lucille Merritt, Mary Goodman, Eva Norstrom, Peggy May, Josie Thompson . . . Garneteer Business Staff. 62 Q ,lil if r Dotty VVzigner, Betty Carty, Claire Molzen, George Davis, Eric Stokes, Emily Cuxson, Elaine De Liberato, Rose Burrows. john Toryk, Theresa Conrad, Janet Anderson, Dolly Dilks, Margy Silvers, Mabel Cheese- man, Loretta Johnson, Eva Norstrom, THE PRESSES ROLL The presses roll . . . another year . . . another Garneteer including our activities and athletics . . . who's who . . . clubs . . . sports . . . sales . . . dances . . . music . . . classrooms . . . informal candids . . . underclassmen . . . and last, but not least-we seniors! Insiration after inspiration . . . copy page after copy page . . . typewriter after typewriter . . . photo after photo . . . synonym after antonym . . . before, a jumble . . . and after, the complete GARNETEER. Days and evenings of work and composition . . . writing and rewriting . . .questions and answers . . . problems of words and phrases . . . oh! our ackin' backs and brains! All in day's queries . . . What's another way of saying nice personality? . . . How many words shall I write? . . . What college is joe Glotz planning to attend ? . . . Can you think of a synonym for gismo? . . . What's the French for What a man? . . . but it's all in a day's work for the GARNETEER staff. As we go our now separate ways, let us remember our years in high school by the highlights we find recorded in our yearbook. Dotty Wagner Editor-in-chief Alice Stewart, Arrlythe Reimert, June VVysocka, Charlotte Conro, ltla Jane Snook, Marie Clark, Mary Goodman. Ann De Siegharrlt. Carolyn Graham, Lucille Merritt, Jean De Angelis, Elaine Merritt, Irene A - Sieck, Nancy Solomon, Dolores Cornew. fb 5 ii!! ' -a -'Z GAR ETEER STAFF .alia ,Ha un Sl 1. . nn an al ul: xr v x . if WHODUNIT Whodunit on the GARNETEER staff? . . . Miss Robb guided and assisted the editorial staff . . . Emily Coxson, Claire Molzen, and Ann De Sieghardt were co-eds-co-editors, that is! . . . Claire, Emily, and Ann were in charge of senior write-ups and clubs, respectively . . . athletics were covered by Edith Siegener . . . and finally the editor-in-chief was Dotty Wagner. Cutting photos down to size . . . sending pics back to be blown up . . . arranging them in the right spots . . . all this work, and much more, was done by the photography staff under the direction of Mrs. Cox . . . Bill Hanson and Bob Rexon spent many hours with the photographer, offering suggestions and making up a schedule to follow. The business staff advised by Mrs. Torreti sold ads . . . sent bills . . . collected money . . . and sold GARNETEERS-that word keeps popping up in the oddest places Y-Margie Sims, treasurer for the GARN- ETEER, did a stupendous job of handling finances, contracts, and innumerable details. Whodunit results? . . . the super-colossal, super- amazing 1948 Garneteer! ll' szeiiisi Top row-left to right: George King, Tommy Kitchen, Bob Rex- on, Bill Hanson. Second rowg Lorapearl de Martini. Florence Christy. Barbara Dolll, Elaine De Liherato, Rose Burrows, Frannie Dott, Marie Enders. First row, Marie Clark, Betty Carty, Warren Forman, Dolores Cornew, Betty Hanna . . . Garneteer Photography Staff. MVS- COX, Miss Robb, Mrs. Torreti . . . Advisers. 63 lr 1 5, ,m,,,,,.I,- W, fi 'GLY , ft . 'tm 'W B Q, I I5 ,0 Isij- ' fx? 5 t ii?- - f , SE ATE ra, 2 The governing body of the school . . . meets once every two weeks . . . creates and directs school spirit for the benefit of the students . . . sponsors Student Association Drive . . . sponsors student court . . . approves athletic awards . . . members include re- presentatives from each homeroom, junior and senior class presidents, and the Scribe editor . . . represent- ed at senate meeting at Princeton University . . . ad- viser, Mr. Glaspey . . . Prexy, Scott Lippincott . . . judicial Vice President, Herm Lintner . . . Social Vice President, Tim Maier . . . Secretary, Edith Sieg- ener . . . Treasurer, Lorapearl De Martini . . . very successful year. Top Row: Bob Rexon, Homer Smith, Bob Nesbit, George Hare, Jack Wander, Patsy Lyons, Ann Dono- van, Jimmie Miller, Mr. Glaspy. Third Row: Herman Bonasch, Elwood Fritz, Elsie Belz, Bob Skinner, Dotty Wagner, Barbara Dold, Joan Reeves, Freddie llousbower. Second Row: Stew Weisrzerber, Stump Gardiner, Bob Myles, Marilyn Snair, Ott Dromgoole, Allen Algayer, Lorraine jakubowski, Janet Stoner. First Row: Herman Lintner, Lorapearl De Martini, Scott Lippincott, Edith Siegener, Tim Maier. Made up of sophomores, juniors and seniors . . . reg- ulates hall traffic between classes . . . helps keep lunch- room clean . . . meets once every two weeks . . . assists at school events . . .officers for this year were President, Herman Lintner . . . Vice President, Herb Kelleher . . . Secretary, Florence jones . . . Treasurer, Scott Lippincott . . . whenever advice is needed we go to our efficient and al- ways willing Miss Svlvania Nagle . . . we like to take this chance to say Thanks, Moni- tors, for doing a swell job. MO ITORS John Mitchell, Charlie Morris, Homer Smith, John Francis, Ed Zgalich, Dick Taylor, Scott Lippincott, Bob Skinner, Bernard De Palma, Herb Kelleher, Herman Lintner, Bill Hanson, Allen Allgayer, Ken Ford, jim Tait, johnny Wharton, Walt Muehlman, Larry Dobbs, Miss Nagle, Sam Algayer, Ken Ford, ,lim 'lait, Johnny Wharton, NA alt Muhlman, Larry Dobbs, Miss Nagle, Sam Myers, George Hare, john Toryk, George King, Ardythe Reimert, Flora Noble, Margy Sims, Jim Miller, Clara Smith, Doris Davis, Jean O'Brien, Zania Snair, Shirley Riemann, janet Edwardsen, Marilyn Bittle, Barbara Gladfelter, Florence Jones, Dotty Wagner, Alice Stewart, Marie Enders, Franny Dott, Margy Heistand, Barbara Wood, Doris Dixon, Anita Talley, Betty Heald, Elaine Kreis, Nancy Uietiert, Penny Pluese, Carolyn Welser, Rachel Smith, Mabel Robinson, joan Reeves. Olga Carlson. ,loan Henry, Hazel Williams, Rita Chludzinski, Ann Donovan, Nancy Dick, Grace Galaini, Eloise Mueller, Beverly Bull, Jean Di Giacomo. fig' . .et-,eff Top row left to nght Lee Salatl Nancy Delbert Lulllan Camm Carolyn Welser Penny Pluese Janet Edwardsen PCESY Farr Betty Heald Nancy Kuzdrall Dottxe Jahn Ann Fairbanks Front row Mlss Teahan Mary Goodman Marlon Kelm Ann De Sxeg hardt Jean D1 Gxacomo ASSEMBLY LIBRARY COUNCIL Fxfteen experts on the Dewey Declmal system card catalogue llbrary files reference work and latest books rndlspensable lnformants to all those who seek llterary knowledge always submrt servlce wlth a soclable smlle the council works 1n,a well equlpped lrbrary wrth current best sellers latest rnagazmes dally newspapers and a complete reference sectron the lrbrary has a fnendly pleasant atmosphere due to efforts rn decoratlng put forth by the lrbrary councrl plctures for decoratrons art class contrlbutes The Assembly Commnttee 15 the commlttee behmd the weekly assemblles meets every Tuesday mornrng to plan and dlSCU5S future movres speakers, plays chooses assembly leaders and Brble readlngs under the capable drrectron of Mrss Gladys LeFevre omcers are Ida jane Snook presldent Robert Remppres vlce presrdent and Margery Srlvers sec retary all assemblles are planned oy students' FGOTLIGHT AVORITES ust what therr name lmplxes under the experrenced dnrectron of Msss Phrlle D Ulrsse have successfully com pleted a one act play the flrst semester and hope to have the same luck for the second semester gamrng valuable experr ence for junror and semor plays Bob Myers charrman Florence Evans, hrs assistant Smash hrt every attempt a success' Top row left to rxght Jean D1 Giacomo Roland Hayward Cath erme Sharpe Roy Johnson Janet Edwardsen Dommrc A :kos Bottom row Robert Rempples Margery Silvers Mrss Le evre Mrs Isenberg Ida Jane Snook Webly Sxmpkms Top to bottom left to rxght back row Peg Drozdowsxy Elwood Fntz Mary Ann Bracewell Robert Myers Florence Evans Miss Phllle D I hsse Fnrst row Myra Grossman, Jennie Pasquale, Danny Rmg, Jane Seabert f J 9 1 K - 'LD ff? 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J? . :X BUSINESS STAFF s books Hard working unno of all sorts looks after correspondence oys of equipment and selling can be seen taking care tickets this energetic group puts all its efforts into making a good athletic association ticed group . . . keep Left to nght John Siner John McCulley Ken Shapiro Jxmmy Small Virginia Hall Rose Burrows Bob Remppies Joe Santone and Mr Lentz LUB HCBBY C et propulsion motors, mo Mr Hance supervises ly airplane talk members compete with one another for or1t also interested model plane SUPCII y d hotography do railroads an p resent in ra 1 Wednesday p club meets every Prex Richard Bull Vice President R1chard ofhcers y Secretary Treasurer Donald Marr d Z alich Perry Publicity Edwar g Left to 1 'wht 1215653 13011 Mgrfles Lake B onald Buzsa ed 1101223 -inc? ggkfr 0 ur Richardzgilc rry 66 STAGE CREW Hard working . . . willing and cooperative . always there when needed . . . behind the scenes heroes . . . under capable leader- ship of john Douros . . . hard workers in all school dramatic enterprises . . . did wonderful job on senior play . . . new light- ing system helpful . . . not appreciated enough . . . do more than enough work. Pop row left to right: Charles Critch Ken- neth Shapiro Mr. Freas Stanley Maslow- ski William Sack Gus Branco. Bottom b John Douros John Epp 1-ow: Larry Dob s Bob Camerota James Clark, A Hard workrng backbone of the SCRIBE sponsored by Mr Guy Wharton always cornenng prospective busmessmen for ads, both for SCRIBE and football programs usually seen selhng football programs at all home games handles all financial affalrs of the SCRIBE d What would we o wrthout them? D V CLUB PHOT OGRAPHY CLUB Shutter bu gs snappmg prctures left and nght learmng to take develop and punt prctures enlargmg photos heartrly belreve that life IS more enjoyable when good photos are remlnders of good nmes' competently advised by Mnss Costenbader who 15 an expenenced amateur photographer work IS none rn a well equnpped dark room d prct 9 W-al' Batt! I an CmmeCZeCk Tlmdtison Maw front f-fs' rovlxmmel ogulxl Bertha KK: E59 ef Y ack to Mary Lou t Shirley a Rache1Srmbmson Alina ampugr yth Rami: ou' C-vollle Mabel Ro CTE ld fe xce U R003 aylof l Betts l mla Hayes lack FSU' e xl esplens amliane son yeagsxndxilg 0 aan Pe Y Muse ma h rton a R31 h SWS legen M' W 3 age Kwchen uns MMV Tommvsnm, Marge Zanta Br atb' ATURE CLUB A club full f 0 mterest Mlss F Always on the go usually busy after school rn 206 busy every season nn fall take trnps to Audubon Gully to study leaves wmter mxcroscopnc work sprmg b1rd walks on Saturdays a rcn p lC at the end of h seasonf 'B rncS Barbara I C Mxss 3 Silverman May' Davxd ht 'PCSKY h ral andml C Q to ng tt 3' os P Betty SCO Houchm Slmnz Vnrzlma nan' tevensfifi r Lama Bodrw effy her Y thy Weat Keene Doro 0 you have the ure Left to rxght Eloxse Mueller Betty Lou Kelchner Jane Seabert Miss Helen Costenbad Jean Ruark Rlta Ch er Joan Atkms, ludzmskl 0 0 0 ' ... . .- ' ... f , ' , gn. 1 ' ., 4' - .0 . '. ' f . D h T. ' H .' v ', d 'C lg 'A 'F th .Z Q l ' B , t am. HV.. .gg ., :HTH WDW-,V',. ' l P' i ' 5, I B ' Q . . sponsored by rances Barnes . fkl ' . . . . , , -1 'D I ,My . 1f,. 'gig--1 St ' ' I . S . 2 ' , b. 1 . 1 xfllgkl U, , 7 67 V elk C5 :f,.,.r-sfns.-dgjvgf' J-A . -4 Top to bottom, left to right, First row: VVehley Simpkins, George Davis, Denis Hancock, Eric Stokes, YVillium Sack, Eugene Stowe, Sammy Myers, James Miller, Stover Snook. Second row: Stanley Hiles, VVillian1 Morgan, Ralph Caccia, James Tait, Joseph Ade, Robert Myers, Elmer Bittle, Peter Scott. Third row: Clara Washington, Eve- lyn Lubonski, Eleanor Williams, Margie Silvers, Virginia Hall, Hazel Williams, Joan Henry, Nancy Kuzdrall, Gloria Kemble. Fourth row: Mrs. Jane Stetler, Eileen Daly, Lee Salati, Betty Diaz, Dolores Doerre, Catherine Christalrli, Florence Pullaro, Lois Graham, Betty Heald, Ida Jane Snook. Fifth row: Margaret Drozdowsky, Jane Mott, Myra Grossman, Nancy Dick, Lora- pearl de Martini, Norma Mendoza, Theresa Hetland, Grace Galaini, Jeanette Snyder. MR. BARTHOLOMEW' QQ CHOIR School songbirds . . . talent galore . . . well balanced group . . . headquarters-105 . . . Christmas candlelight program . . . Song of Christmas . . . cream of the crop . . . talented soloists . . . secular and sacred music . . . warblers on the airwaves . . . Spring Festival . . . Mrs. Stetler's and Mr. Bartholomew's pride and joy . . . public entertainers . . . state competition . . . feverish workers . . . well earned praise . . . soprano, alto, tenor, and bass . . . motto, practice makes perfect . . mica rganizafiond WELCOME . . . At the end of the first semester Mrs. Jane Stetler left . . . students were genuinely sorry over the loss . . . but say! this new music teacher-he's all right! . . . who is he? . . . a graduate of West Chester State Teachers College . . . born in Pennsylvania too . . . well, is he any good? . . . ho, ho is he good? How 'bout the spring festival? And have you heard him play the piano? . . . And how about the way he makes them sing? Is he good! . . . His name, you say? . . . Why, Mr. Wilbur Bartholomew. ,t i uv QNX' i Y ,-. Top to bottom, left to right, first row: Mrs. Iane Stetler, Stanley Hiles, Denis Hancock, William Sack, Eugene Stowe, Bill Morgan, Vl'ehIey Simpkins. Second row: Joseph Ade, james Tait, l1mes Nliller Bolt Nl-:ers Dick Smith Swmmv Nlvers Feor e Davis Third row: Peter Scott ,. . , . , , , , I , . , ., 1 g . - t Elmer Bittle, Harry Jones, james Clarke, Stover Snook, Perry Boclnor, Eric Stokes. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Masculine Songsters . . . tenorgbaritone-hass . . , music from A to Z . . . Christmas program . . . Noel . . . radio crooners . . . never a dull moment willing talent . . . smooth voiced soloists . . . quality as well as quantity . . . Spring Festival . . . energetic harmonizers . . . ready and willing . . . hangout 205 . . . required-sense of humor . . . motto-with a smile and a song! GIRLS' GLEE CLUB School prima donnas . . . well blended voices . . . sweet and lovely . . . classical and semi-classical music . . . Thanksgiving assembly service . . . Christmas program-candle light procession . . . steady workers . . . talented soloists . . . can usually be found in 205 . . . nightingales of the airways . . . Spring Festival . . . willing to please . , . smiling faces . . . first choice voices . . . service with a smile . . . motto-sing and be happy? Top to bottom, left to right, First row: Myra Grossman, Margie Silvers, Ioan McCracken, Gloria Kemhle, Eileen Daly, Betty Healcl, Virginia Hall, Mrs. ,lane Stetler. Second row: Lois McCall, Jane Mott, Nancy Dick, Ann Fairbanks. Marian Smith, Clara VVashington. Helen Kohout, Eleanor VVilliams, Nancy Kuzclrall. Third row: Catherine Christalrli, Florence Polerio, Anita Lee Talley, Grace Galini, Ann Cahill, Lee Salati, Hazel VVilliams, Joan Henry, Lois Grahame. Fourth row: Betty Diaz, Lorapearl de Martini, Theresa Hetland, Norma Mendoza, Dolores Doerre, Evelyn Lu- bonski, Lois Engel, Jeanette Snyder. GWB MRS. STILTLER . is ' f if K 215 QI f D . T arie Cascarell , riding: ick a' 'ofeltef Prelfl' Pole' 'Merry mal 'C' Q ii, Kneeling, left to right' M gener Sta a, Ianice Wllliams, ,Tune Munley, Bobby Dold, Edith Sie ylor, Frank Ames, Frank Deuter, jess Bracewell, Johnny Epp. CHEERLE DERS 3 4 . . . -3'2-I-4 . . . Who for? . . . What for? . . Who else would that be but our peppy cheerleading squad . . . always on the jolrcheering our teams on to victory . . . Wie-'ve got a cheer . . We've got a yell . . . and how they yell! . . . yelling the old and new cheers . . . not only at the football games but at the bask games as well . . . in all kinds of weather they YELL! etball Our orchestra . . . something to be proud of . . , much of the credit is due to our leader, Mr. Sante Ragno, for his untiring efforts . . . can be heard practicing in the auditorium every Tuesday and Thursday . . . gave terrilic performances at both senior and junior plays . . . added much to Baccalaureate Services . . . one of 4 joe Ragno, belongs to the all-state orchestra. Left to ' - its members, right, August K Joe Ra ofoet, M gno, Betty H ' 6 nard, S b fr ee 74 Leflj' 11.4116 4 ,hr redith Dobh eald, Amex K tanley Hile Finkl s, Charlotte C . 3 uzdrall, Lill' s, James Moo e, Mr. Sante R ., - hi ! fgfzm' , blpf P A , ' 50' ep, new - uTbe pel2L,e?ei!d0n'1 1016 Il, -I now I H Lie need 'I ' ' ' onro, Augie Augustine, Nancy Smith, ian Benson, Joe Butler, Nancy Dick, Theresa Con- s, Herman Bonasch, Joan Born, Grace Galaini, Joe Santone, Carl agno, Milton Catts, Carlton Hauer, joe Lyons. Z t i fmt ,f 5 Y ,- was eft to ri ht: Nanc Kuzdrall, Nancy Smith, Joe Butler, Anna Tice, john Wharton, Bruce Flem- rliing, Iamis Moos, ,lloyce Thomas, Hazel Galaini, Lewis Moore, Milton Catts, Herman Bonaseh, Ioan Born, Samuel Myers, john Bailey, Kenny Bordner, Joe Santone, Royden Anderson, Dick Taylor, Fred Hnlsbauer, Harvey Jones, Carl Finkle, Nancy Dick, August Kofoet, Buddy .Le9, .loc Rngno, Paul Burcher, Dolores Doerre, Carlton Hauer, Mr. Sante Ragno. JOE LYOYIS. .lack LUI' elough, Stanley Hiles. Our pride and joy . . . under the supervision of Mr. Sante Ragno . . . raises enthusiasm at football games . . . puts the zip in all assemblies . . . center of attraction at pep rallies . . . gives a very entertaining concert once a year . . . very snappy col guard . . . ten twirlers highlight performances . . . deserving guests at f MA JORETTBS . what form! of course they're talking about our majorettes . . . they can be seen strutting their stuff at all the football games . . . half-time, the band marches on the field with our high-strutting majorettes in the lead . . . a VERY pretty quartet . . . twirled their barons at pep rallies Evelyn Talbot could usually be seen leading the group. Left to right: Evelyn Talbot Dol Lindsey. or ootball banquet. WOW ' ores Dillts, Co rlry Egbert, Penny Pleuse, , Dick l Doris Davis 2 .fold Glory l dding lb ,az ed. l . Here comef we band. dai dn: da' dd! SANTE RAGNO V4.4 , A' sf 1+ M 4: aff. ' A .., J Mm ,f , -1... 'ii 3 433, Mid' ww. 5 9 ' 75? ?' NY? . . , ,, vw J. .uf :Q Q us i M ', my, all 'in one plare allows? Enjoying 4 snack in tbe sun. , 'Getting a little advice be- fore the game?? 04 lQpellc5 ia M. A F1 PI , I 3311, , ' f 7 294' V 6 ig GPH i Standing, left to right: llfr. Henson, lion Sminkcy, Frank Rysingcr, Dick Perry, Run- nic' jncnhi, lid Sutiun, Lvnzlrrl Allmig, Ural: Rosenlxergvr, linlr l'nlmvr, Scott Lipiiirwntf, Hill Ilillmnn, lliul Munns, joe Adv. .lim Evnngclisti, Nate Lung, jim Tait, Frank Smith, Mr. Baker. Kneeling, left to right: GL-nrgv llnrr, Hugh Brown. Ralph C2lCClJl, Frank Brzmco, Frm! Fry. llcrmzm llnnasch, Herman Lintner, Bill Grifliths, Stump Gardi- ner, Ken Grunmllock, Jules Engels. 1 , W.-a i ' v 4. ffm? VW fy J V FOOTBALL Started off wrth a bang many out to practnce workrng hard after school every day takmg wrns and losses rn therr strrde defeat or vrctory the V team always comes through wrth Hymg colors and more experrence garned ended the season as usual wrth a majorxty of vrctorres wlth W1lllS Benson and Thomas Cannavo coachmg the -IV and Freshman teams were bound to be a success' Left to rxght Mr Benson John Toryk Charles Souders Robert Smmkey Jack Cawthra Don Blaese Jxmmy Mendoza Stephen Hardwrck Neal Ireland Leonard Albxg Ray Ullase Ed Zgalrch August Kofoet Don Marr Herb Kelleher Larry Dobbs Joe Ade Bob Gurlmg Manager Alan Algayer Manager Bottom row Bud Munns Jrmmy Wharton Nathamel Long Frank Rysmger Ed Sutton Duck Perry Ronald Jacob! Bob Palmer Bob Myers Jnm Tan Wrllram Bassett jlm Evangehstl Bob Rosenberger B111 Hrllman Les Marella S apr rom lhat memorable Turkey Da game' fzgla' Letr not crowd, ellaf dont be marry, gwe em the ball ' Left to right top row Ken Ford George Mervme Wxlham Wood Hemxan Wxlher Joseph Armstrong Dlck Smxth Stover Snook Ray Davis James Stockton John Dougherty John Wharton Howard Dertz Mr Cannavo Bottom row Earl Walker Bob Grimes Charles Houck Harry Bowen Donald Caroll Ted Leavey Remlc Grove Her ghts Paulsboro Palmyra Woodbury Audubon Regronal Haddonfield Op os ng BASKETBALL New era hits Heights . . . second straight year of winning basketball . . . all kinds of records set . . . Hare's 260 points leads team scoring . . . Kelleher gets 96, Grant 68, Jacobi 585 Lintner and Skinner, 24. Late surge beats Middle Township 38-35 in hair- '1 1 , if '-f,. 2- raising opener . . . Vocational falls . . . Audubon clips Garnets 52-50 . . . Millville, Moorestown stopped . . . Middle Township ends streak . . . Wood- bury goes under . . . Audubon swamped 76-49 as new scoring mark is set . . . Haddonfield wins 41- 30, ruining title hopes . . . Vocational, Millville ,set down easily . . . Haddonfield gets nod in 42-38 thriller . . . Glassboro gains upset win . . . Wood- bury edged in overtime 32-30 . . . season record, 9 wins, 5 losses. GEORGE HARE BOB GRANT VARSITY Top row, left to right: Mr. Baker, Arthur Dromgoole, Tom Lunn, Joe Ragno, Charles Brown, George King, Bill Fauver, Bob Myles. Bottom row: Herbert Kelleher, Bob Grant, Bob Skinner, George Hare, Herm Lintner, Ron Jacobi. 3 ,- x nr 1 y ' as 'Y , 8 3 ik '55 ' ' - 53 . I ,Kay in V psi 4' A , fa '-Qi - xf HERM LINTNER HERB KELLEHER 5.4-5 BOB SKINNER RON JACOBI Heights Opposition 58 Middle Township --- ..... -- 55 41 Vocational ........ ..... 5 o 50 Audubon ....... -- 52 48 Millville ........ -- 24 57 Moorestown ........ -- 34 5o Middle Township --- -- 49 58 Woodbury ........ -- 52 76 Audubon ....... -- 49 50 Haddonfield --- -- 41 43 Vocational --- -- 31 49 lyfillville .... -- 26 58 Haddonfield --- -- 42 42 Glassboro --- -- 54 32 Woodbury --- -- 50 594 529 j.v. Lee Oliver, Pete Scott, Elmer Bittle, Harry Jones, Ken Hem- mings. Second row: Mr. Keegan, James Stockton, John Betts, Harvey Dempsey, Charles Burgerson, Charles Swan, Joe Arm- strong, Dick Egbert. Front row: Don Taylor, Bill Manlove, Bill Clark, Ken Bordner, Jimmy Clark. S - 6 W' be teamw 0117 78 o al5 get nz did the S Top row, left to right Dick Taylor Joe Ade Tom Kitchen Tim Maier, Charles Morris, Charles Marsh Joe Stevenson Bill Hillman Marvin Albig, John Wharton. Bottom row: joe Rubino, Ralph Sims, Sam Cordner, Bob Rosenberger, Bill Schaffer SWIMMI '48 swim season launched with five lettermen Joe Ade, Bill Hillman, Tim Maier, joe Stevenson, an Dick Taylor . . . rookie Bill Schaeffer . . .outstanding diver of the year . . . other prospective champs Joe Stevenson, Sam Cordner, and Dick Taylor mermen performed in five events . . . Mr. Ford's anti dote for losing season is individual summer work . . . since they can practice only once a week at Cam den County Vocational School pool fOther schools have own pools or work out individually at Y poolj . Heights Opposition 23 Haddonfield 7 Moorestown 27 Vocational 1 7 Merchantville 27 Collingswood . With several veterans returning next year, Heights looks forward to a more successful season. 1 ritfr' ,ji- - r ' it ' ' - ' ' r l t iv ' . A ,, U f'f1,f Q, e ff II Mfg' N Ag, dw? Y , ml 'hke 101, I J P051 Co' .V '2' 2 L? Charles Houck, Eddie Bigham, Johnny Stafford, Harry Bowen, Mike De Marco, Fred Fry, George Hare, Bob Grant, Joe Santone. BASEB LL w,5' 'Q Three letter winners lead '48 diamond squad . . . seek second straight Colonial Conference trophy . . . V ' 'K- large turnout for early practice sessions . . . weeks of t P ' ' conditioning result in player perfection . . . Coach f-X Baker selects splashy infield combo . . . also speedy M R garden patrol . . . mound staff constantly at its best t 'li t': il' T a . . . curves, screwballs, spitballs, etc. terrorize enemy ' l 'p l' players . . . batting eyes sharpened by constant drills u p . . . long range stick work featured . . . there is an overflow of pep as contests draw near . . . Heights rate near top for season race. COACH BAKER Energy plur ambition, minur Jhiflleffneu, divided by equal participation of all, equal: practice after rcbool. MR. NORMAN C. FORD Coafb QMS' I N049 Top row, left to right: Scott Lippincott, Bill Hanson, Ray Fisher, Mr. Ford. Bottom row: Alvin Miller, Bill Griffiths, Bill Hillman, Joe Butler. TRACK Standing, left to right: Larry Dobbs, Roland Hayward, Ray Wil- son, Ray Davis, Austin Willmot, Bill Feaster, Tom Collins, Bob Dixon, Mr. Ford. Second row: Ray Fisher, Nat Long, Charles Williams, Bob Skinner, Bill McAlpin, Harvey Jones, Bob Rexon, Harold Burgess. First row: Joe Butler, Alvin Miller, Bill Hill- man, Bill Griffiths, Bill Hanson, Jim Evangilisti, Marshall Bassett. Championship team expected to represent Heights . . . eleven lettermen answer challenge to defend state crown . . . sprinters middle distance runners shine in pre-season meets . . . weight men needed badly . . . depend on new crop of underclassmen to come through . . . long practice sessions key to top flight form . . . enthusiasm grows . . . thinclads look forward to outdoor season . . . aches and pains disappear as squad tunes up . . . four year unbeaten dual meet record to preserve and four titles to retain . . . what a job! But then, what a team! GIRLS BASKETBALL aims YU! MISS HELEN E COSTENBADER VARSITY Top row left to right Manager June Bareuther Joan Reeves Loach Miss Helen E Costenbader Ida Jane Snook Coach Miss Charlotte David Bottom row P Pl Al Stewart Catherine Lhristaldi enny uese ice Rita Qhludzmski Date Game Dec an all. Zi . C' C C C Collingswood Merchantville Abington Hospital Haddonfield Moorestown Merchantville Haddonfield Moorestown Regional Place Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Varsity K JAYVEES Top row Manager Jenny Pasquale Coach Miss Helen E Costenbader Marion Keim Doris Davis E a Griggs Jean Ruark Coach Miss Lharlotte David Mana ger Jean O Brien Bottom row Edith Siegener Con me Stopper Betty Stewart Betty Kelchner Began the season with lots of pep and spirit captamecl by Alice Stewart coached by Miss Helen Costenbader and Charlotte David best game of the season with Haddonfield traveled to Abmg ton Hospital for a practice game-quite a ride and quiet 71 f n squad consisted mainly of seniors Varsity high scorer for the season was oan Reeves with 58 points ayvee high scorer Doris Davis 55 points remainder of the famed more than win one wonders Snook 43 Pluese 41 Siegener 37' Keim 36' Stopper 24 . . . guards worked well to decrease the opposition's points . . . many memorable mornings practice in the gym . . . all in all good games, good times good season and a good team! 81 'kv 'Uma' -ii-, V . ',.Q-'-3-35, . ' 'f vm cl- -ith ' wg ., 3: ...H , ,....a, 1.4 W --V ,M.pg,,. 'a '11-fly' ,,.:.-, . ,J -s..g,,, ' , ' 1, ' .- , a . .ia . 5. K., AQ. V., l sf, , . pw kj , .. , ,, . , K , u ' I.. Q. K - ', 5 r l 1 Al practice . . . rough and T . . fe - ready . . . never lzrzng. mi? ff down down fb e Ufleff J. V. HOCKEY jayvee Hockey team ends '47 season with larger number of games in win column . . . ambitious understudies win 4, tie 2, lose 2, Tripped by Merchantville in opener of the season 2-1 . . . recover to overcome Moorestown 1-0 . . . tie Haddonfield in exciting game . . . trounce Regional 2-0 . . . avenging previous defeat, Lassies walk over Merchantville 1-0 . . . tie Haddonfield for second time . . . win over Regional 2-O . . . drop final game to Moorestown. Less experienced than first team . . . out to learn . . . worked hard . . . quickly picked up the points of the game . . . possessed will to win. Fast forward line . . . Gloria Kemble, Betty Stewart, Joyce Berle, score total of seven points . . . strong backfield . . . hold opponents to three points. Hts. I I O 2 I O 2 O efepgfe 'Va 'flfffelzqdoerfx 4617226 674110 Xvqbr Arif 302116 10662 J! 6349206 qiyqz gvqjzfyl fade SCHEDULE OPP Merchantville ............. -- 2 Moorestown -- -- o Haddonfield -- -- o Regional ..... -- 0 Merchantville --- -- 0 Haddonfield -- -- 0 Regional .... -- 0 Moorestown Top to bottom, left to right, top row: Myra Grossman, Betty Stewart, Phyllis Biemul- ler, Mary Lou Hummel, Janet Edwardsen, Ioan Elliot, Marilyn Horton, Emilie Mark- ly, Gloria Kemble, Joan Atkins. Bottom row: Lorraine Berle, Joyce Berle, Betty Lou Kelchner, Grace Richards. ,- -- I ers-nr-czzztzz.: Warm weather inviting . . . no special talent required . . . girls learn quickly from Miss Helen Costenbader, coach . . . arch foes include Haddon- field, Audubon, Collingswood . . . class games . . . rivalry high . . . good times had by all . . . pleasant, , I - Standing, left to right: Alice Stewart, Mary Lou Harmstead, Norma Dowd, Diane Wilson. Pat Doherty, Joan Stokes, Barbara Geverd, Helen Lyons, Mabel VVright, Jane Arthur, Joyce Thomas, Chris Owens, Ann Tucker, Ida Jane Snook. Second row: Shirley Simmons, Janice Lee, Dottie Johnston, Alice Sayer, Jane Sneilaker, Jane Faunce, Jean Engels, Connie King, Bea VVatson, Ann Hickman, Diane Krewett, Kathryn Chalingos, Clara Spirit, Jackie Bratten. Third row: Marlyn Snair, Carol Bende, Betty VVhitehouse, Rita Chluclzinski, Ella Griggs, Helen Kohout, Alice Hand, Shirley Nicholson, Charlotte Warner, Anna Tice, Arona Grossman, Rose Grossman, Pat Lyons. SCFTB LL ARCHERY Fair weather sport . . . Irene Cahill, South Jersey School Champion in 1946, leads group . . . Robin Hoods of all classes can be seen shooting at targets on the hockey field . . . learn fundamentals . . . competition keen among team members. enjoyable use of leisure time. Irene Cahill, Virginia Houchin, Mary Keen, Charlotte Warner, Ruth Danley. arf' ,X 9 lil 4' Q , 5' h.2t ! se! za' .ual ann, ' H X Na' H35 3 ef! es: ig 'v q 't'if Y vii, iii If ' t 5 2,535 if - fi Athi' Y ' . .., 'i Q31 ., , 1 ge it eg ,S ,,,, -li' ,L ' I Kneeling, left to right: Marlyn Snair, Betty Kelehner, Dotte Ward, Carol Bende, Emily Danfield, Lorraine Jakubowski, ,lane Snedaker, Standing: Mary Lou Cordner, Ruth Hoeflich, Zania Snair, janet Edwardsen, Lois Graham, Alice Sayer, Catherine Christaldi. SWIMMING BOWLING Among the mermaids at Heights are: Dot Ward, Wham! Another strike . . . the girls rolled up Marilyn Horton, Carol Bende, Betty Kelchmer, Arona high score during practices . . . worked under the Grossman, Clara Spirit, Blanche Nickel, Lorraine capable direction of Miss Brady . . . expect to enter Jakubowski, Eileen Coyle, jane Sneclker, Mary Lou competition next year . . . looking forward to a bigger Cordner, Lois Graham, Marlyn Snair, Zania Snair, and better team in the future, Ruth I-loeflich, Catherine Christaldi, and Lorapearl de Martini . . . met with stiff competition . . . greatest effort and enthusiasm shown by all . . . all in all, wins and losses, the season was successful. Kneeling, left to right: Helen Kohout, Marie Enders, Mary Ann Morgan, Jean Buck, Rose Grossman. Standing: Lois Graham, Barbara Wise, Shirley Simmons, Shirley Nicholson, Peggy Farr, Miss Brady. f A 3 Ve. , ' N can 'J .IJ 641 st, lm ami 11 'ig 1 cs: a-uses'- nsQ it lun Q ' 911 . aw? S y if A5 A E5343' ., Q A --- X f V ' f .:: J. 40 at Y Z - 1. if-,V iq! 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I I I I' L SHJUOMIA N I Q------------------------o---,--- profession . . . and a MASTFR at lt HEN you choose the professlon youre goln to follow choose carefully slowly When youve declded select one phase of that professlon and then concentrate on 1t' SPECIALIZE study and work at your speclalty unt1l you know more about It than anyone else ln the world The creed of spec1al1zat1on and perfectlon applles umversally to the man who bullds better mousetraps to the surgeon or the englneer or the photo rapher Academy Yearbook Photographers are SPECIALISTS ln that precxse sense We are YEARBOOK Photo raphers lnterest ed only ln creatlng ever fmer YEAR BOOK plctures f' 4. 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