Haddonfield Memorial High School - Shield Yearbook (Haddonfield, NJ)

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ALIIA I. BECKER L'0l7llYl6l'Cl.t1l Subjecb' ESTELLA BIETSCII Lalm G. CHARLES CLEVER L'h6l7ll'J'fl1lf and Pll.lfJl'!TIf G I-:QRGE H. CLYMER lznglwlz MARGARET S. CRAIG Jr! MARTIN H. CRONLUNII Ilzlrlaljy ' V HE FACULTY JAMES G. DEVOR Commercial Subjeelu' DAVID M. DOUGIIERTY Jlafhemaliar HENRY DYKIIUIZEN 1ll.J'l0l'-If IOSEPII D. FISLER 1L'nglc'.rh MARGARFQT E. GARIDINER Englmh MARGARET A. GIST Englllrh REBECCA GI.ovER Fbadf IANE HILL Science and l2'11.11li.rl1 MAREE G. HILLYEII lfrllrllilrll XVALTER B. HCJWEII,I, Commercial Szzlrjevlw MAI.L7OM D. ,OIINSON IIl11'l0l:V PAUL T. IoIINsoN . 71 echan ical Dra wing 10 D DD IAIQSEFUAIEXQV D DSD E4 I 5

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EDWIN A. Rrsu-:Y Preaidenl HEI.EN N. BAKER Secrelaqy GEORGE W. BAXTER Vice-Premzdenf HENRY E. MCCONE Treaafurer History of the Senior Class EMBARKATION MBARKING on the good ship H. XII. H. S., we began our journey on September 9, 1951, and as mere infants were chased up the gangplank by the seasoned Soph- omore midshipmen. After a brief fracas, some of our cabinboys appeared minus portions of their flowing locks. To our chagrin we were the last class to be thus effusively greeted, and the last freshmen to be forced to starve heroically for fifteen minutes while the upper classmen nibbled their tidbits. For the most part sailing was smooth, as we were mere children and wise enough not to cause any disturbance or to participate in the pranks of the crew. In the course of time we managed to unite ourselves by a Consti- tution that was drawn up with the aid of our capable Admiral Clymer. Enthusiastically we selected our mates who were to represent us on official occasions: Midshipman Don Harris, 'Presidentg Kendall Pennypacker, Vice-President g Betty Westermaier, Secretaryg and Albert Sharp, Treasurer. In the very beginning of our voyage we were saddened by the sudden death of our popular classmate, Iohn Danenhower. 1 Our activities during our first year were few, but we did have a stroke of luck when the Professional Players boarded our ship and produced two plays for our entertain- ment, namely Tom Sawyer and The Three Musketeers. The receipts were divided among the various classes, and our share was laid aside to be used for the forthcoming land excursion: o Washington in our last year. Many of our midshipmen took part in The Lucky Iade, but our group excelled most on the track through the prowess dis- played by Harry Wannewick and Paul Lovett. . W? 19 1 WHAW35 THE sr-HELD