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

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BETTY BELL 52 SoU'rn MAIILE AVENUE Bubbles was an attractive young lady whose ready smile and win- ning personality caused no little commotion among the males, particularly when she was indulging in her favorite pastime of playing mermaid. t'Bets', will enter a teachers' college in the fall. and we hope the attendant swains will not interfere with her career as a teacher of history. Although she could lme very dignified and poised when the occasion demanded it, if you heard an exceedingly merry laugh and then saw a pair of dancing lmlue eyesfit was more than likely to he Peg.', She was very practical, and we shall never forget the time she and Nlary kept house. Peggy expects to enter college, and with her calm efficiency she should make a good business executive. But those anxiously awaited letters and visits from a certain Cornell medical student may foretell another future for her. Class Secretary ll 1, Class Treasurer C2 P, Baslietlwall ll, 21. ,fm MA Rl,'roN, N ENV IERSEY MARGARET LAURA BELL 200 Hxooox AVENUE DOROTHY L. BELZ 292 PIANVTIIORNE AVEN U E Little, hut oh, myl Dottie's twinkling eyes and elite dimples hrolu: many a masculine heart. Her roguishness and good humor brought sunshine to the darkest corner, Photography was her hobby, but this year Dottie lrecame less a little more interested in Penn fespecially in their soccer teaml. The bane of her existence was history, and her favorite expression was, Am I afraid of that history testln Ask her sometime about those very interesting summer vacations spent in Ocean City. Dottie intends to enter art school after graduation. PHYLLIS M. BENDORF 8 LEE AVENUE Phyl was a carefree lassie whose heart heat to swing time, the hand of Artie Shaw holding first place, and that of Benny Goodman was a close second. Her holulry was collecting autographs of various hand leadersf there isa story about the time she got that of Harry lames. But perhaps Phyl's most astonishing forte was the way she got along with certain teachers, especially one. Don't ask her what she expects Tu-bie after graduationfaslc him. Class Hockey fl, 2r, Class Basketball 12, Sr, Band l4W. ,Qu o in ff, ' X314 h-I, ,af J ,I im. . ' l7t ,

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BERNARD I. BARRETT Cooi'ER Roan Arco, Ni-:w JERSEY This big, rugged. likable chap had a sense ol' the ridiculous which occasionally got him into minor dilliculties. During his iunior year he regaled his friends with tales of his adventures in a C. C. C. campfsome of them souncled as il' they might have come out ol' the Odyssey Eat- ing was his outstanding sparetime engagement, but building model air- planes came in tor its share ot attention. Xve predict he will join the navy and see the world. Varsity Football C41. ,J ' M , MARY ANN BATES Fa,xNKl.iN AVENUE jf N I K XVEST Bi-:iu.iN, Ni-:w IERSEY V, ' . . . . . ff TYN'lKlkllI1g eves, wavv tresses, and a lrlendlv smile characterized Nlarv. Qh gosh, was ther mild expletive when something went wrong. Sports ol all kinds were her way of having a good time, with swimming 'ind tennis I . . on tie preterrecl list. Continuance ol, her business training after high school is her next aim. ELVA ADELY NE BEARE 114 EAST PARK AVENUE This happy-go-lucky English lass came to us from New York in our junior year, and rapidly made a jolly number ot friends, as she would say. Chip's,' deep blue eyes and ready wit were several reasons for this. Geom- etry was her favorite study-we wonder why? Strangely enough, col- lecting little toy bears was her hobby. Elva will further train her artistic and literary talent at art school, and hopes to become a commercial artist. Class Hockey Cllr, Class Basketball C45 Hizifdnz H1'31f1e1'StaPF HJ. IUNE ROSE BEESLEY Arco AVENUE Arco, NEw IERSEY Iune Rose was an appropriate name for this blooming little lady with the ever-present smile and colorful blush. In school she was usually to be found with her inseparable pals, Mae and Nlary, but elsewhere the attractions of a convertible coupe and its driver proved potent. Roller skating was her favorite diversion. A clerical position will probably occupy her temporarily after graduation. Class Hockey CS, 4j, U 16 Class Basketball K2, 5, 41, Class Hockey Q

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HARRY BEVAN 21 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Harry was a modest, unassuming chap, who, although quiet, had a good sense of humor which usually found expression in wisecracks. He will also be remembered for his Spanish vocabulary, and as a ticket collector of rare parts. Gunning was his favorite sport. Harry expects to go to Alabama and to take up accountancy for his life work. Hi-Y C4D. CYNNETTA MARCH BINDER 125 EUCLID AVENUE If you saw a rather tall girl come sauntering down the hall with a flute tucked under her arm and a, Hiah, kid, for everyone, you knew it was Cynnetta. She was liked for her friendliness and amiability, which were particularly attractive to a certain lad from New York. Cynnetta will enter Eivlassboro, and should prove a capable instructress for little tots of the uture. Orchestra fl, 2, 3, 4l, Band f3l, Treasurer till, Glee Club CQ, SD. W ILLIAM BISIGNANO MEDFORIJ, NEW IERSEY Bill was a pleasant chap who applied himself seriously to whatever problem confronted him, and frequently proved a fountainhead of wisdom to some of his more obtuse classmates. Girls, dancing, and blushing were among his indulgences, the first two of which he enjoyed. lake hopes to enter Haverford College, and his didactic aptitude should make him ai successful pedagogue. WILMA RUTH BLAETZ 105 VVOOULANU AVENUE 'iBillie was a quiet lass with big soulful brown eyes, but she wasnit so quiet when not in school. She was especially skilled in the domestic arts of cooking-but don't ask her how to make waffles. Other activities which she enjoyed were fishing and swimming. But these were not her only relaxations, and we should say that our champion class salesman did quite a good job of selling himself to her. VVilma hopes to become a dietician, and judging from her marks in chemistry, she should succeed in her aim. 18