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

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,llli A HE outstanding honor which a senior of the Haddonfield Memorial High School can achieve is to receive the Childrey Me- morial Medal. The selection is made by the members of the class and the faculty on the basis of superior scholarship, participation in extra-curricular activities, cooperation with the faculty, and friendliness with classmates. The recipient of the award this year, Allen Robert Trudel, is in every way deserving of that honor, and merits the congratulations of the students, the faculty, and the community. 10

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THOMAS L. BUSHEY Doius M. Buowx Pl8fl.f8l1f Ye felalu CLASS OFFICERS AA1- A. PAYNE XVHIT1-:WAY DAVID VV. Hxuzkls A ' .. 7 Ah,- Vive-Pre.rz'1fe11l T l'.'I1J'llI'L'l' CLASS HIISTURY T was with mingled emotions of anticipation and foreboding that, as timid freshmen, we began our school careers on that memorable September morning four long years ago. VVe survived, somehow, the embarrassment of getting lost, and soon learned our error in mistaking the afterschool convocations in 106 for a postgraduate course. The final initiation, however, was the visit of some of our bolder members to the sanctum of the administration-by request. We matched the feat of the varsity in winning the football championship by having an unbeaten Freshman-Sophomore team. Under the patient guidance of Miss Margaret Zimmerman, our adviser, we adopted a constitution and elected the following to be our first set of officers: Robert Trudel, Presidentg lack Everett, Vice-President, Margaret Bell, Secretary g Anne Pearce, Treasurer. Upon our return to school in the fall, we had all the self-assurance and sophistica- tion the term sophomore implies. We were sorry to learn of the departure of Nliss Zim- merman from our school, but happy in the appointment of Mr. Cyrus Marter to succeed her as our adviser. We chose the following leaders: Robert Trudel, President, lack Everett, Vice-President, Anne Pearce, Secretary, Margaret Bell, Treasurer. This year we took a larger part in sports and other school activities, and our class rings seemed to set a final seal of approval upon our status as members of the Student Body. 12