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

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FRANCES4ELIZABETH DOLAN 612 AvoNoALE AVENUE Frannie was one of our best natured girls, with a temperament as calm and unruffled as a summer sea. But she was no daydreamer, and beneath this quiet exterior lay sterling practical abilities. Drawing was her delight, and this, combined with her taste and skill in making clothes. should help her to achieve her ambition to become a designer of dresses. JOHN GEORGE DOUGHERTY 208 DENVER AVENUE WESTMONT, NEW JERSEY Doc was one of those strong silent men whose reserved and courteous manner made others instantly like him. He proved his muscularity both on the gridiron, doing yeoman duty in the backtield, and in the gym exhibits, where he seemed to hold up the entire pyramid. Fast cars and one certain miss were his only known weaknesses. We heard John intends to ioin the Royal Northwest Mountedg he should cut quite a figure in a uniform. Varsity Football QF, 4J. NORMAN RICHARD DOUGHTY .ax XJ Asm.ANo TERRACE, NEW JERSEY XT' Nonman was the male component of one of the class's most famous ,bqd devoted couples. They did not sit together in class, but at most other '4 tinvles Jane and he could be seen strolling hand in hand here and there. l For brief periods Norm would tear himself away long enough to take ' tickets at Various sports events. In his sterner moments, Norman was much interested in radio work and expects to make that field his vocation. JANET LOUISE DOWNEY EAST GREENMAN ROAD Equally at home behind footlights, a piano, or a megaphone, Janey,' was one of the most talented members of our group. We shall not soon for- get her portrayal of the sophisticated fifteen-year-old in our first play. Modeling in clay was one of her many interesting hobbies. Although this blond miss caused many masculine hearts to flutter, only a southern accent caused a responsive flutter in her own. Janet will enter Syracuse University to study art. Cheerleader C4D, Fly dway Home f4J, The Perferl dlibi 26

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RUTH CAPITOLA DEANE AXELROSE AVENVP: Wooucruzsr New lmsi-:Y Ruthie's soulful brown eyes and Nlona Lisa smile hinted of mys- terious things and roused a curiosity which was never satistied. IVlia Carlos, was her answer to our questions. Carlos? Yvho was Carlos? A puppy, a man, or what? Yve shall never know. NVhat Ruth's hobbies were was also something of an enigma. She hopes to secure a stenographic position alter leaving high school. J . . V X J iv J Q t iv 1 0, x N 3 ur J! VIRGINIA MAE ni: cuuuca E MEUFORD, New liinsi-:Y , Ginnie was one of our most pronounced brunettes, with big brown eyes. and as iolly and playful as a kitten. Doing the Lambeth Xvalk and participating in various sports were the things she liked best to do. Vir- ginia has the ambition to become a secretary, but we predict she will become a tiamous blues singer. Glee Club 123, Hockey' 15, 45, Basketball 45, 47. EDITH TRIESTE Urlllxkrkb 114 EAST Kixcfs flIGlIXV,-XX' .Nlerry brown eyes, tlrienclly, and talkative--'best described t'Edie. Her lively sense ot humor and easy-going nature which took life as it came made her a pleasant companion. Virgil was the only thing we ever knew to distract her particularly. Ask her about Cape Slay. Edith expects to enter the held ot business management. Class Basketball fl, 2, 55, Class Hockey ll, 2, -til. MARY H. DIETRICH 42 ELLIS S'rRi-LET This pleasant young lady with the big brown eyes was among the most quiet members ol the class, but among her friends was known tor her sense ol' humor and irrepressible giggle. Amateur photography and sports of various kinds occupied her oft hours, except tor a certain masculine atten- dant. Business school is lklaryls next aim. Class Basketball ll. Sil, Class Hockey t4iJ. L r I MA! J 7W0vYf' 25

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EDWARD MICHEAL DROZDOWSKY ATSION Roxio Arco, NEw IERSEY Ed was a shy lad, but his friendly smile accomplished more than the breezv attack used by many of his fellows. This was especially true in the case of a certain miss in Spanish class who captured his fancy. Schultz's performances on the football field and the dance tloor were also memorable, In keeping with his philosophy, Sufficient unto the daygf' Ed has made no plans for the future. Baseball CZJ, Football Gil, Varsity Q4j. HARRIET DUNCAN 19 WALTON AVENUE xVESTMONT, NEW IERSEY Harriet was one of our more pronounced brunettes. with big brown eyes and a beaming smile. She could usually be seen at Thor's after school, dancing and bowling also helped her to pass the time between school ses- sions when E. H. was in attendance. Harriet's ambition is to take up dress designing. wma-N MILDRED EVELYN DUNCAN NXARLTON, NEW IERSEY This aftiable young lady was a capable student, and had a fun-lovin d. . . I . . 5 xsposition that won her many triends. The old adage that opposites attract failed to hold true in Millie,s case for the entlem ' h - , g an in w ose com pany she .was most frequently seen was also a pronounced blond. Probably It was bird f ti ' h J. ' ' f ' ' s 0 a eat er Roller skating and playing sottball were her principal pastimes. lVlildred's ability and thoroughness should make her a capable stenographer. FREDERICK XVILLIAAI ENDLEIN 256 LAKE STREET Fred was one ofthe best natured 'ind best liked ofthe bovs althou h . . ' . V ' ' g his amiabillty was hardly noticeable when he was playing a bang-up game at guard on the gridiron. AThe onlv thing that ex er ot hi l ' V ' g lm c own, to our knowledge, was when he tried to smoke a pipe in his senior year. HFroggy's greatest weakness was high blonde pressure. Fred hopes to take up the study of the Diesel motor in automobiles. Football fel, 2, 31, Varsity C4,l, Track tl, 2. 3, 4v. 27