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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1942 volume:

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To 'rr-rr: CLASS or 1942 The pleasure of my assocratron w1th you durmg the past years IS exceeded only by my Interest 1n your the uncertamty of the future rn these try1ng t1mes 1S a dehn1te challenge and the demands upon you W111 be great You have however the advantages oi mental traxnmg and phys1cal vrtahty so necessary to meet those demands The act1v1t1es and assocrcmons you have had rn I-laddonheld Memorlal I-hgh School should mean much to you ln the years to come ln meetmg your new responsxbrlmes Smcerely -f' Gp of l Q s future happiness. I .' A3 Ai ke' 7. 4 fi? O'ZEOU'C7.'Z fI1Q,fl2g Clan of 1942, fnugfzf HIM Iiuofg L11 v 'i.5f1'z.i15rzfLLfws uf ffl: lIlLXS1fUH:' 514111- .,.. . - 7 V , , I . j pa! by flnufcmfiwz, ,:IILuf ff fuzu Q -.,, . :ff F V' L 7 ' .-A .. , , . , 1 V cf: ULAZLLE U: Hz: mfn NL-'f u:fff2 llwllffl ., N ' ww , ,,,'- f 1 , , . -4 - 5 , Ing! fgiuu c Nw! of Lff M y cf U If L .,,,.,. . A 'VII if MMIII L4 1. ..' nf .. f Wt . X' A Y 'C fm. .-.L. , - CQNTIENTS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES SPORTS 95 1 I I I ,. 7 TI-IECLASS ..... , I3 .. I. ., '79 ADMINISTRATION fw- Our times call tor the loest that is within us ot cour age iaith industry and understanding ot our great American Way ot living. Never in all the history of mankind has so much been expected of the young peo- ple of a nation as of you in this day and in this hour. History is in the making and you will participate in the determination ot the lcind ot World which is to be. God grant that you may have the fortitude the in- spiration and the ability to meet the challenge ot a world in transition. JAWCQJM Supervising PHUC1 pal 8 To THE CLASS or 1942 Th1s 1S not a happy year m Whrch to be graduated from hlgh school But you have demonstrated by your evldences of courage and your w1111ngness to cooper ate that you can take whatever the 1mmed1ate future of th1s war you may contmue to Walk as free men and women and be permltted to emoy years of a hfe more normal than those through whr h we are now passmg He who has learned to obey Wlll know how to command 9 has in store for you. God grant that at the conclusion 4 l - . 'Bi Q9 C CALVIN ADAMS IR. History ALDA I BECKER Commercial Subjects FAC ESTELLE BIETSCH ELIZABETH BOSSERT H ygrene MABEL L. BUDD Physical Education Latin GEORGE H CLYMER MARGARET S CRAIG I' IAMES G DEVOR Commercial Subjects English RICHARD W DOUGLASS IAMES E DRURY Mathematics HENRY DYKHUIZEN History Music MARY A FELLOWS Commercial Subjects I-'AY I-'ETTEROLF English HARVEY GERBER Mathematics MARGARET A. GIST REBECCA M. GLOVER h Foods IANE HILL English SARAH M. HATFIELD Clothing English HAZEL M. HEMINWAY MAREE G. HILLYER English Civics MALCOLM D. IOHNSON History ULTY PAUL 'I' IOHNSON Mechanxcal Drawmg GEORGE E. LAWSON Physzcal Education LOUISETTE LOGAN French FLORENCE M LOFTUS Commercxal Subjects CYRUS D MARTER History LEMUEL I MCCAULLEY Spanish LENORE MARTIN English I ANNETTE MCCOMB Commercial Subjects FRANKLIN MILLER Mathematics ELIZABETH N McCREA Englzsh CLARENCE R MOLL Ph ysxcs ELEANOR L PRICE Physical Education RICHARD W POWELL EDWARD R REI'I'ER Commercxal Subjects GERTRUDE H SMITH Biology IOHN S ROSEBERY English BURD D STOVER IH Scxence W ROGER TEST Chemxstry BARD W STRATTON Manual Trammg MILDRED L. TILTON Lzbrarzan CHARLES S WARE Music MARGERITE R MOEHLMAN French On leave of absence I I. Spanish and English .J 'naw fhrt .wrrrgf 10.11 5' VV 1 ,ff iq IH' WMI I 'gal' 4 The Chrldrey Memonal Medal lS the hlghest award whlclr can be QIVGH to a member of the graduatmg class ol the Haddon held lvlemorral I-hgh School The selectron re made by the mem bers of the class and the faculty upon a fourfold basls that of supenor scholarshxp partrcrpatron m eytra currl ular act1v1t1es cooperahon Wrth the faculty and lI'161'1dl1l'1eSS Wrth clasemates Robert Blrney, the recrplent of the medal thrs year, lS fully Worthy ol that honor, and deserves the hearty congratulatxons of the Student Body, ot the teachers, and ot the C1ll'76l'1S ot Haddonheld I2 ri in Nyfl' K , 1 I riff. iff v ..'i..w3 476' W'N4 41,'5 ffl r l 'St ,I i i ?,f- ,ff--f i ,.:.., 'Q M 1. T ' ' -'J' l f 'V ,' L 'J P 9 , f for ,,t,.'l VP f X. Y? . pf' -'- 2- 1 IE V 4- f V, . vs, A ,, V V 1, L, 'sci' rQ'x.j :': V -- Ha, .. .r Amr . -'I' '- L .-.--..-... , I , . , n . . . . . . .A . .. , - ' M- , , . N . THE CLASS Robert C Blmey President M1ldred A Barron S ecretary Adolph I Brudzmskl Vice President Ehzabeth A Mornson Treczsu rer UUR FIRST MILE As we the Class of 42 about to go out of the gates of Haddon High for the last time as a class pause on the steps to look back at our Alma Mater We see again the past four years On one side of the gate we are a class on the other side We will be individuals How short four years are' lt seems like only yesterday that we stood Waiting for the first high to act as if Wed been around We spent all that year getting accustomed to the traditions of high school including detention and to the ec entricities of upper classmen By the time We were fully acclimated we were sophomores Now We were considered eligible tor class organization Under the energetic super vision of our class advi or Mr George Lawson we elected lack Coulter President Betty Getty Vice President Kathryn Young Treasurer and Betty Roller Secretary Since We had a treasuirer but an empty treasury We gave this problem deep thought So the refreshment booth Sophy Ioe s at the Student Body Parties was our first attempt at big business Besides this our unbeaten Freshman Sophomore football team wa be ginning to make the rest of the school take notice of us We were slowly asserting ourselves with the iuniors and seniors As usual for sophs a committee got to work in the spring to slip on every finger the symbol ol a truly organized class the symbol that We belonged our class rings I4 . . z K . 5 it ' il L , ' , , I - 9 Q , . . -2 school session to begin, the greenest of all green freshmen, vainly trying z , ' - ' : , , , . . 1 . . . I - S - We ended our sophomore year triumphantly with the post season venture ot the concession privileges for the Fourth of Iuly Our third year started with a bang Our football team came out on top with the Group Three trophy besides beating the Colls and Heights in upset games ln keeping with tradition we got a day ott after the Collings wood game As a culmination of a triumphant season we had a no home work night and a bonfire We burned etfigies of our rivals and sang and snake danced Leading us in this memorable year were lack Coulter Presi dent Vincent Del Duca Vice President Kathryn Young Secretary and Betty Morrison Treasurer The magazine campaian and the Springfield Gym Exhibition our first money making pro1ects on a large scale netted us a real sum to add to our account ln the spring our prominence in the sports world was furthered by Bill Dosts winning the National High School Championship in the lltty yard freestyle swim This was the tirst honor of its kind in the history of our school Our next important event was the lunior Prom held on the night of Friday May sixteenth Military decorations glorifying the gym and the rhythmic strains of Phil Vincent s orchestra made 1t a huge success Always original we were the first to give souvenir charms to each girl The charms were The Wallace Brothers Circus the last thing on our third year s program was not so successful financially as it might have been but socially t was a hit We returned as seniors ready to do big things Again we turned out a football team to be proud ot tying tor the Group Three title The proceeds from the concessions at the games swelled our treasury enormously Our affairs lor this banner year were under the able direction ot Bob Birney Class President Adolph Brudzinski Vice President Betty Morrison Treasurer and Mitie Barron Secretary Those complacent senior grins one December morning were the esult ot a record breaking attendance at our exceptionally good senior play Under the direction of Miss Maree G Hillyer our talented amateurs really put over the comedy Iune Mad We were the innovators of the Refresh ment Bar which proved a boon to playgoers Within the month another addition was made to our treasury through the wide sale of Christmas candles One ot the outstanding events in early spring was the German measles plague which spotted manv of our members For a while the absentee sheets looked more like casualty lists the measles did not even spare the cast of Bachelor Born our second senior play This comedy by lan Hay was chalked up beside our first as another hit The Prom came as a climax to a lull and happy year on the evening of Friday May eighth Graduation that solemn and impressive ceremony was the finale ot our high school life With loan Auchter and Angelina lndriso heading our class we passed the first milestone of our careers our High School Days I5 U . . . I M .. - - - I . . A I V- 1 ' , ' f ' 1 , , ' 1 dainty ivory shields with l-l,M.l-IS. '42 in gold letters on them. , 2 ' ', ' - ' 5 ' , . , . . . . F I Q - , . IANE ABEL 144 MAHNH AVENUE If you saw someone wxeldrng a hockey suck wlth a mxghty blow you could be sure Able was behind rt Just as she was behmd many ol the senxor class actlvltxes Iane was one of the glrls of the class who had admirers irom both Collmgswood and Woodbury She had to use a great deal of psychology to handle thxs threesome but seemed to make out qurte well She plans to enter college and gals a chlld psychology course and we predxct success for her rn thxs 8 Hockey 111 Vars1ty12 3 41 Tenrus1l 21 Basketball 111 Prom Commrttee 131 Advertrsmg Manager Shzeld 141 GEORGE SMITH ABRAHAMSON 742 NEWTON AVENUE Thxs talkatxve lads mam weakness was blondes and when xt came to ferretmg out the latest gosslp he was a tountamhead of xnior matron Abe also ably conducted the ailaxrs ol the Glee Club George listed a small bank account and a part mterest rn a car as Telephone Company Glee Club 11 2 31 Presldent 141 MARY LOU ACETO 216 LINCOLN AVENUE An atlectlonate gn-I Lou showered her attentxons upon her friends cmd would do anything for them Her greatest weaknesses were for hot dogs and lemon cokes and her favorlte actxvrty was smgmg If you enter Cooper Hospxtal sometime m the future and hear someone exclalm Bless Bess' you ll know that Lou has entered traxmng Glee Club 11 2 3 41 IRENE ADUCAT Cedar Lake Park MARLTON NEW Ir:nsEY Irene was a cute llttle blue eyed blonde whose iavonte sport was swlmmmg She also liked to work for natronal deiense espe clally the job of cheering up a Ceflilln young pllot of the RAF Ask her about lt She started a hobby that of savmg army camp sweaters Although she had only one she probably wlll get more Irenes future IS undecxded but wxth her charm1ng personahty we are sure she wxll be successful Typxng Staff Shield 141 I6 9 his only assets. He intends to get a job with the New Iersey Bell HERBERT L. ALCOTT 15 CooPsn Srxuzzr MARLTON New Ir-:nsnv Th1s plump and Jolly young fellow was never seen tn the halls or m transit to or from the bus wxthout his lady frlends Lrstenmg to phonograph recordtngs readmg good books and bxcychng to Improve hxs fxgure were the recreatlons rn whlch he most frequently xndulged A good student Herb should rate a worthwhmle posmon when Iune rolls around ROBERT BROWN ALLEGER 300 RHOADS Avzuul: Bob was an all around chap who not only starred on the football held and m the swxmmmg pool but capably served as Prestdent of the Student Body ln hrs semor year Sleepmg to recuperate from hrs exertlons argumg wxth the teachers and escorting Barbara Lee were among hls few weaknesses Bob IS planning to enter the Wharton School next year to study fmance Baseball I2 41 HxY !2l Cheer Leader l3l Swxmmmg f2 4l Varsxty Football 141 Sports Edttor Haddon Higher Ml Sports Editor Shield 142 Prestdent Student Body l4l wit BENIAMIN HAYES SMITH ANDERSON 33 Wsuwr Srnnxr A somewhat reserved and quiet lad Hayes loved to commune wtth the great outdoors Huntmg keepmg wtld annuals and studytng natural lustory were among his preferred recreattons Others were travelxng and skatmg In hls few quxeter moments he could settle down w1th a good book or hsten to Glenn Mxller Hayes may con tmue hxs schoolmg or perhaps try to enter the Army Arr Corps Flsh and Game Club K3 4l DORTHEA ANN ANDERSON 108 Srov Avsuus Wrsrmonr New Isnszv Dottte wtth her wmsome smlle and sparkhng blue eyes was full of fun and could take everythmg that came her way whlch accounted for her populanty with her classmates She was cm out door glrl whose xnatn interest was m sports and she showed her skill on the hockey held Marriage has no place xn her future plans Dottte plans to become a swxmmxng teacher after passmg the test to recexve an xnstructors rahng this summer Basketball ll 2 Sl Tenrus C31 Varsxty Hockey 143 I7 HERMAN LESTER ANDERSON Box 143, OLD Cnuncu Roma Moonssrown, NEW IERSEY Herman was a slow, easy-going fellow who never exerted him- self more than was necessary, but he got there just the same. Listening to a dance record on the juke box while he put away a giant banana split was his idea of heaven. Herman is going to try enlistment in the U. S, Navy. Haddon Higher Staff f41. IOHN GEORGE ANDERSON 108 Sror AvsNuE WEs'rMoNr NEW IEnsEY Andy was a slim and wxry lad whose shy manner made close acquaintance difficult but lt was well worth the effort He will be remembered for his cavortlng on the basketball floor and in the outheld for the baseball team lohns favored pastimes were drafting and building model planes or ships He would like o enlist in the Army Air Corps Baseball f21 Varsity K3 41 Basketball f31 MARY IANE ASAY 116 WEs'r END PVENUE Mary lane 1o1ned our class m her senior year and soon made friends with everyone Whenever you heard a sudden burst of laughter in English class you knew it was Mary lane She had a great interest in a six foot basketball player and her favorite expression was Oh' gosh' We will never forget the day she started working at Horn and Hardarts Ace was a capable business student and should have little difficulty in securmg position Typing Staff Haddon Higher f41 Glee Club fl 2 3 41 IOAN DOROTHY AUCHTER 115 GILL ROAD Although Ioan first came to us at the begxnnmg of her 1un1or year lt wasnt long before she was well known all over the school She was loads of fun with plenty of poise and a grand personality If youd ever seen her driving that converttble-especially the time with the emergency brake on lull of B B s and H H s you d have never suspected that the same gal was our valedxctorran Her driving changed her htle from Wisconsin Cowgirl to lust plain Iersey Cowboy Bowling came naturally to Ioan gudgxng by the high scores she made She also had time to bowl over some hearts during her career here Valedrctortan Glee Club C3 41 Home Room Representative 141 President Playshoppers 131 Co Editor Haddon Higher f3 41 Iunior Red Cross f31 Chairman C41 lune Mad C41 Bachelor Born C41 Sec retary Student Body K41 Assistant Edltor Shield f41 D A R Pilgrim f41 I8 , .. .. . . , . g . l . , . ' 1 , a I - ' , . . , I - I I I I I ' I - , - ,... , MJLDRED ADELAIDE BARRON 255 KINGS HIGHWAY Essr Four years of acqua1ntance amply proved that Mitre s dxmin utlve size was no measure of her exuberance To see her danclng or having a carefree time with the B B s and H H s you would not have thought that she ranked fifth on the honor roll Mme had many admirers-and her home was a Haven for one of Audubon s athletes Well never forget Mine in pigtcnls as Milly Lou in our hrst play Just as we ll never forget Mitre Class Secretary t4l Haddon Higher Staff C3 41 Iunior Red Cross Ml Iune Mad f4l Bachelor Born f4l Shield Staff f4l FRANK ROWE BEALE IR 240 Warne Avenue Rowe a fa1r haired blue eyed chap with a jovial spirit was often seen after school laboring over all types of motors endeavormg to learn their mechanisms His chief hobby however was model alrplane building the understanding of which will probably amd him in his future task as a mechamcal engmeer He intends to further his education next year at Drexel His scholarly abilities proved In high school will probably assure him of success Band Ill ROBERT CHARLES BESSELMAN 715 Avounue Avenue Bob came to us as a freshman from New England but soon lost his Boston accent We will remember his wisecracks and good natured arguments with the teachers Bob loved to listen to Glenn Miller or Tommy Dorsey and played a hot lick trumpet himself Skung and talking to the girls were other pastimes he liked He expects to enter college in the fall Band C2 37 Track K2 3l Bachelor Bom C41 DOROTHY I BIALY KINGS HIGHWAY Essr Dot was one of our more beautiful brunettes with dazzling brown eyes that gave many of the boys heart trouble. But her preference was for the tall blond and handsome variety. She was a capable student and with her pleasing personality should have little trouble in securing a good secretarial position. I9 ROBERT C BIRN'E.Y 403 WALNUT STREET Chances were if you looked behind the disappearing apple that wandered about the halls in lunch period motivated by a boy the boy was Bob Whenever there was a class prolect under way Bob could be depended upon to be in xt in a helpful capacity He was quiet 1usually7 and a conscxentlous scholar His wit-often exercised in gruesome puns was unique luckily He plans to be a student driver behind a teachers desk Glee Club 1l7 Orchestra 117 Baseball 137 B nd 11 2 3 47 Iumor Red Cross 13 47 Chairman Magazine Committee 137 Marrow vista Scholarship 137 Co Editor Haddon Higher 147 Iune Mad 147 Bachelor Bom 147 Class President 147 MOLLY M BISIGNANO MARLTON Nr:wIr:Rs1:Y Molly was an attractive young lady with beautiful black curls and equally distinctive brown eyes to match An mdustrious worker Molly was one of our honor students Although nothing could inter fere with her studies she enjoyed traveling and meeting new acquaintances Molly mtends to obtain a position as a secretary this summer and then to broaden her education in some business school or college Her ready willingness to oblige and capacity for hard work should enable her to be a success in whatever she undertakes Typing Manager Shield 147 RACHEL ANNE BITZER 120 Mouurwru. Avsuur: With a long switch of glossy black hair flying and her feet executing intricate steps Rae' will be recalled as one of the best dancers of our group. Glenn Miller leit her ecstatic-as did those weekends in Upper Darby. Rae' also was one of the most grace- ful skaters in the class. Her favorite occupations were gossiping with the B. B.'s and H. H.'s' and dabbling in chemistry-after school. Home Room Representative 137 Business Stail Shield 147. WESLEY BARLOW BLEAKLY 28 Couwzu. Avenue - Peck was the little blond lad who performed so ably on the horse in the gym exhibitions. Collecting button pins, building model airplanes, and boating were among his favorite hobbies. He also enjoyed driving his car-when it would run. Wesley would like to enter Springfield College, or perhaps he may join the Navy. Model Airplane Club 117, President Hi-Y 147. 20 ALICE M. BRADDOCK 20 KINGS HIGHWAY Exsr This bright eyed brunette was one of the smallest girls in the class but had a magnetic personality and was noted for her well groomed coxtture Her policy was to have lun and she could usually be found at lunch time telling jokes with the other three clowns Although Alice ts undecided as to what she will do in the future-perhaps Harry will determine it for her Glee Club tl 2 3 43 Chorus C2 37 Playshoppers C2 33 Haddon Hxgher Staff 13 4l Bachelor Born Ml SAMUEL ATKINSON BRICK 80 Mnm Srnzsr Mnmxron New Iznssi' Sam one of the Romeos of our class was envied for his way with the women His attractive smile and curly hair were especially efficacious with certain underclass misses and he will also b remembered as one of those whose cheerleading helped to spur our football team to victory His mam hobbies were sunnmg and sailing Sam hopes to enter college in the fall Basketball l3l Cheer Leader l4l Q Q LOIS ANITA BROWN 134 Hrmnon Avenue Lots came to us ln her lunxor year from the Heights and with her sunny smile and happy disposition lost no tune in getting acquainted Among her weaknesses were an inclination to giggle at the slightest provocation and a taste for :ce cream sodas The business world will claim this blonde miss after graduation Playshoppers 137 RITA BROWN Mxmxron Pix: AND CHAMBER Srnr:r:'r Souru Mr:ncHAN'rvu.u: New Iznsrzv Long blonde tresses and blue eyes were among the character- istics oi this aifable young lady. Rita was skilled in various domestic arts such as embroidering and crocheting and won a prize lor her cooking in a school contest. Among her other best-liked activities were dancing and swimming. Rita has not decided what she will do alter leaving school. 2 I 1? ADOLPH IOSEPH BRUDZINSKI FIFTH AVENUE GLENDORA NEW JERSEY Butch will be remembered for his stellar play at end on our championship football team and for hrs flashing performances both on the track and in the swimming pool He was a popular lad and was noted as one of the Beau Brurnmels of our class Adolphs plans for the future are not definite but rf he doesnt get a job in defense work he will probably contrnue his schooling Class VIcePres1dent t4l Track fZl Varsity C3 43 Varslty Football C3 4l Swunmmg I2 3 4l LORNA CALVERT 403 WELLINGTON AVENUE Lorna a newcomer from Mame proved to be a pleasant addr tion to our class She will be readily remembered for her beautiful complexlon blue eyes and blonde tresses Although Blondy fll f fun Iudgmg seemed quiet upon a first meetmg she was u o from ner crowded letter box she left her affections 1n Mame Books symphonic music and perfume were among her weaknesses Lorna expects to enter college but we predict a future of domestic bliss HOWELL K CARGILE Z SHARP RoAD MEDEORD NEW IERSEY Although one of our shorter class members Howell had an air of serlous purpose about him cmd was more dIgn1fIed than most of us He had the power of cryptic utterance and we will not soon forget his pungent comments on various affa1rs Baseball was his favorite sport and getting to first base on a bunt was h1s specialty Pat s determination should get him somewhere In the world Varsity Baseball C3 43 AUGUSTUS CARR FRONT AND RIDGE AvENuEs GLENDORA NEW IERSEY Bud' never took life too seriously but was a good sport and always ready to help a pal. His pronunciation in Spanish class would have startled a Spaniard but his mat work would have impressed any gymnast. And how 'Gus' could guzzle ice cream. 'Oh for the life of a sailor! was his theme song-he plans to aid his country by joining the Navy. 22 7... Bl EDGAR F CHEW IR 236 ARDMORE AVENUE Eds wttty astdes cmd the fact that he constdered outs1de actw ztxes more lnterestmg than school work frequently got hlm into scrapes ln class but he was usually able to talk hls way out of them And h1s cheerful dxsposmon was seldom worrred even li he couldnt Ed plans to conttnue hrs educatlon ln college but he cannot decxde where Camera Club C37 LESTER CHEW ELEVENTH AND CENTRAL AVENUES Les had a mass of curly golden locks that was the admlratxon of all the gzrls Cuttxng fancy hgures at the nnk on roller skates or goxng to the movles were hrs mam outsxde proclxvttles Les was a swell lad but for goodness sake dont ever txckle hun or hell go xnto hysterxcs Somehow we cant plcture hrm m his chosen pro tesston as an undertaker 415 DAVID DANCE CLULEY 406 WESTMONT AVENUE WEs'rMoN'r NEW IERSEY Among Dave s many assets were hxs excellent cooperahon wlth fellow students and teachers He was one of the most dependable reporters on the Haddon Hlgher and was a good student you wouldnt have suspected from hts concentratton tn class that choc olate mxlk shakes were h1s weakness Nature study was hrs pet avocatlon Dave hopes to further hls educatxon tn college Haddon Hxgher Staff l4l GEORGE ALLEN CLYMER 115 CHEWS LANDING ROAD George was that number ll on the football held who could stop anythxng that came hrs way or catch xt go1ng the other way He also gcuned renown tn the pool and on the track Sa1l1ng 1n the summer and bagglng a rabbzt or pheasant tn the fall were among h1s other GCllV1lleS An attractlve young lady was the cause of hls mad dash down the hlghway after school George plans to attend a preparatory tnstttutlon before entermg college Track ill, Varsity 12, 3, 45, Basketball ill, Football 123, Varslty 13, 4l, Swxmmmg 43, 4l, Home Room Representative il, 2, 37, Prom Commxttee t3l 23 ' . - . . . .' . X . .ft 1 'F' 'ff GLENDORA, NEW IERSEY . . .1 - I - 4 A 1 , ll A af' V ' Q u I u 1 . I 1 r t. 'Q 1 - . - - . MARIE CONOVER BLACK Honss Pun: BLACKWOOD Nsw Isnssv Marte was a good natured gtrl who appeared to be rather quiet but oh boy when you got her started' Spanlsh and spellmg were not exactly her strong pomts and among the GCl1V1lleS she -.nd enjoy were Ace skattng and moto mg wxth Bob Marles hobbres were takmg photographs of xnte estmg places and collectmg pen nants Ask her about that lalopy What happened Mane was lt the t1re shortage? She hopes to get a gob for a whzle and then retlre IOHN BARTHOLOMEW CONVERY TENT:-1 Avsuur GLENDORA Nsw Isnssv Short was one of the comedlans of the class and always had a yoke to tell usually accornpamed by a hearty laugh He was a snappy dresser and had a way wxth the women-although he beheved tn hkmg all and lovzng none Reds was one of the most adept of our male rug cutters and was also lxght looted on the baseball dlamond Horseback rrdmg was another of hrs favonte dlverslons lack wxll probably contmue hrs schoolmg IACK DANIEL COULTEH Coopnn LANDING Home Em.'roN New JERSEY If you saw a husky Insh lad tearxng through a football lme or lack kmhng oil a springboard at the pool 1t was probably lack Despxte his easy gomg manner he was always ln there doxng his best especxally m class actlvxtres Hrs heart was 1n the keepxng of the young lady who was also custodxan ol hrs gold football Iacks good looks and grand personaltty should prove an asset both ln college and m whatever he undertakes 1n hte Football lll Varsity C2 3 4l Basketball l2l Varstty l3l Swxmxznrng l3 47 Track l3 43 Class Presxdent C2 37 Bachelor Born 4 IANE EVELYN COWDEN 500 Wrsrwiour AVENUE Wrs'rMoN'r New Inassv Iane was a carefree lass who could use those fascxnatmg orbs and dazzlmg smtle w1th tellxng eltect She was always ready for fun despxte her mnocent mten and was seldom serlous except where Bill was concerned. Muslc was her prmcxpal hobby Iane expects to enter busmess for a whxle but her mam ambxtxon IS to become a housewxle Band K3 47 Orchestra 13 43 Glee Club ll 2 3 4l 24 - 1 - 'rv i - ' - I ' X .. .. . I T? l I K I 1 Varsity Baseball 143. - ' I . . .A 1 1 1 1 1 I I . - . , . . . ANNE W. CHAIN 35 EAST MAIN STREET MARLTQN, NEW JERSEY Anne was a dark harred mxss wrth blue eyes She could do some fancy hgures on roller skates and dlsplayed her abrhty at the Watsontown rmk Ann knew all the latest Jokes and could usually be heard telhng them at lunch tune Movres were Anne s weakness and school work was the least of her worrxes Anne ts undecldecl about her future but we thmk Ray wxll settle thls matter FLOYD ARNOLD CHISPIN IR 248 WAYNL AVENUE Floyd was one of the more SlUdlOUS members ol our class and ranked well scholastlcally He was a great collector stamps old coms match covers post cards and Chrlstmas seals were a few of hrs xtems Floyd mtends to enter Penn rn the tall and should be rrght at home as he has several grrls on hrs strmg out Bryn Mawr way IANE HARWOOD CROWTHEH 373 HICKORY LANE Having too much to do and no tlme to do xt rn was Iane s ma1n worry Perhaps rt was because a certam lad trom Prmceton took up so much of her tlme In between her socxal and school actrvxtres she managed to strum away at her guxtar perfect the art of cookery and collect antlques of all descrxptxons Her weaknesses were West Poxnt and umforms We predrct that lane w111 lead an excltmg hte ln the future as she expects to go to Centre College to mayor rn pohtrcal scxence Library Club t4l Shreld Staff 149 IOSEPH CLYDE CUNNINGHAM IR 14 GROVE STREET lrxsh was that debonalr drummer boy whose Gene Krupa rendltlons made the audltorlum resound throughout all hrs tour years rn school It drdnt matter rt the rest were ot key you couldnt hear them anyway He performed ably m the band too and just by way ot a change listened to Tommy Dorseys records or played ln a dance band m the evemng We see Clyde xn the drm future beatmg lt out for some bxg name band and leavmg a trall of broken hearts behmd hun Gee Club ill Orchestra ll 2 3 47 B d tl 2 3l Pr dent Ml 25 DOROTHY CURTIS Wooncnrsr, NEW Innsm' Dot was a very pretty blue eyed blonde She was always laugh mg xt there wasnt somethlng to laugh at or to be happy about she found somethlng Her weaknesses were sweets and sallors certam ones of course Dothe hkes ofhce work and that IS what she expects to do when she graduates but her mnbmon IS to become a Red Cross nurse later on HELEN MARIE CYBULSKI Emxru AND CENTRAL Avr:Nur:s GLENDORA New Isnsnv Helens amxable manner and pretty dark ha1r and eyes made her a pleasant compamon and her wrlhngness to help her frxends made her doubly acceptable Here favonte achvxty outsxde f school was playmg the plano rn whlch she had abxhty above the average After fmrshmg hxgh school Helen IS gomg to work Ln a busmess oihce EDWARD MAXWELL REILLY DALE 221 Hopxms Avsuus Maxwell was an easy gomg sort of fellow who was well ltked by all Hrs xdeas on destgnmg were ultra modern and he could swmg a mean drum stxck when he felt xn the mood Eds ambmon xs to become a wrxter and from the abthty dlsplayed as the feature edxtor of the Haddon Hxgher he has good chances for success ln the held of 1ournal1sm College w1ll be h1s next step rn that dxrectxon Tenms K2 3 4l Band C2 3 4l Feature Edltor Haddon Higher l4l C SHREVE DAVIS 400 Gnovr: STREET Dave was a somewhat 1mp1s'1 and satlrxc lad whose under tone of asxdes furmshed an amus1ng accompanxment to the erst while monotony of the classroom even lf they dtd get htm mto trouble at tlmes Femmme 1nterests proved but a mxld dxsturbance 1n hrs placld round of days All rn all he was a good frxend Shreve expects to enter the Umverslty of Pennsylvan1a xn the fall Manager Freshman Sophomore Football C21 H1 Y t4l 26 IEAN DEIBERT The Larches EDGEWATEH PARK NEW Isnsn Ieanle sometunes known as Ieanle with the llght brown haxr and Pettlcoatl Etfle was noted for her genulne and charmtng smxle She was our ethcxent basketball manager m her Junxor year and topped off her career of efflclency 1n the role of Effle m our fxrst semor play That wonderful houseparty at Seaside Park wxll never be forgotten by the B B s and H H Ieanle always enloyed everythmg mcludtng Chlmney House mllkshakes satlmg and certam males ASS1SlGHl Manager Basketball C37 Iumor Red Cross 147 Iune Mad f47 VINCENT E I DEL DUCA 343 HICKORY LAN: If you saw a mob of gxrls ln the hall surroundmg one boy that was probably Del and he was equally well hked by the boys Although he dld a good job helpmg to brmg the football team through to a champlonshxp he seemed to have a hard tlme holdmg on that gold football We predxct a bnllxant future for Del ln the medlcal professlon Track ll 27 Football fl 27 Varslty f3 47 Basketball fl 37 Class Vice Presldent C37 J 's ELLA FRANCES DE MARIS 213 Wmwrcx ROAD Snookte was well known to all her classmates by her long wavy tresses She was usually teasing someone and was always smxllng and full of fun especlally when talkmg about Boston Henry and her vxolm took up her spare tlme Good food music and horses were among her weaknesses Snookxe plans to enter Drexel Instltute to study mtenor decoratlon m the fall Orchestra fl 2 3 47 Glee Club ll 2 3 47 Shxeld Staff f47 FRANCES RUTH de RUNTZ Umon Avzuus AND Mmwrou Puck: SOUTH MsncHAN1'vu.1.s Nrzw Isnsnv Costello as her fnends called her was one of the taller mem bers of our class and was further dnstmguxshed by her beautxful eyes and long blonde hair We will not soon forget her portrayal of the sophlstlcated Iulle ln Iune Mad Ruth was very mysterlous about that pm she wore and those letters she recewed from Rutgers-and could she blush when teased about them A lumor college m southern Cahforma IS her next protected educahonal stop Glee Club l2, 37, Playshoppers KZ, 37, Iune Mad C47 27 BETTY FRANCES DI CIURCIO ELLISBURG New Iensev Although lackrng the proverb1al eyes of blue to go w1th her hexght of fxve feet two Betty drd very well wrth her brown ones Her favorxte actrvltxes were dancmg skatmg playxng baseball and wrxtmg mxsswes to the boys m servxce Ask her about Frannxe Her hobby was collectxng souvemrs and prctures of movre stars After graduatron Betts hopes to get cx yob rn a factory domg defense work HENRIETTA DING 49 Kmcs Hcrivsn EAST Henry was a fun lovmg gxrl and a good sport who was never out of humor Monday mornings she would be bubblmg over wxth the frollcs of the weekend and the people she had met Although there were numerous boy frlends the one wearmg a unlform unques txonably captured her heart Wrxtlng letters to h1m collectmg stamps and post cards and dancxng helped her to whlle away xclle moments Henrletta plans to secure a posrtron m the busrness world IRENE PHERESA DINTINO Woonmmn AveNUe BLeNHelM New Iensev Dxmmutlve with a cute dtmple and blg brown eyes Irene was a pleasant frxend to have Desplte the fact that she was a jltterbug at heart and that she had a hard txrne getting her home work done when R S came home on leave over weekends Irene drd well 1n studles Danclng readmg and gomg to the movxes were her pre ferred lexsure actxvxhes She expects to become somebody s stenog WILLIAM FREDERICK DOST Fmmxeonr Avenue Bucxwoon New Iensev B111 was that husky fullback who crashed through for many a touchdown on the grldlron who won for our school 1ts flrst natxonal title rn the swrmmxng pool and who also performed ably on the track Need we say that the gxrls found h1m attracttve and that he recxprocated wtth enthus1asm'? Brll was swell all around fellow and classwork was the only thmg that bored hun If he doesnt enter college to take up physrcal educatlon Brll wxll probably tom the Mcmnes Swxmxnmg fl 'J 47 Varsrty Football K2 3 4l Varsxty Track 3 28 09 ROBERT POMEROY DOWNING 241 JEFFERSON AVENUE Bobs agrle tumbling rn the gym exhrbrtrons wrll always be remembered Musrc especially that of Glenn Mrller and Tommy Dorsey was one of hrs hobbres and hrs own strummrng on the gurtar contrrbuted much to the square dancrng class Rrdrng around town with Irm after school was another of hrs lersure actrvrtres Bob may go to college Freshman Sophomore Football ll Zl CHARLES EDWIN DRUDING CENTRAL AVENUE Burcrcwoon NEW IERSEY Charlre was a somewhat quiet lad but he popped out wrth corny jokes from trme to trme to surprrse hrs pals Among hrs hobbies were photography chemrstry scouting and collectrng old corns Grrls played lrttle part rn hrs scheme of thrngs although he was sard to have a weakness for M M After graduation he expects to take up screntrlrc research Camera Club C33 IANETH HALL DUCKET1' 61 STILES AVENUE Ian was a pleasant lrttle mrss whose dark brown eyes would postcards rmbrbmg mrlk shakes and dancrng were her favorrte pastimes Although she lrked to have tun she really worked when somethrng was to be done Ian was a capable business student and should succeed rn her arm to become a private secretary Typrng Stall Shield l4l CARLTON L. DUDLEY IR 126 HERITAGE Roma Thrs excellent student came to us from Trenton Hrgh rn our senror year and amazed us all by hrs knowledge ot mathematrcs Dud also establrshed hrmselt as a seasoned Thespran taking mayor parts rn both ol our plays Although a quiet chap around school he proved to be a ladres man outs de as wrtnessed by those rncrdents rn the rumble seat ol Charlres Model A Music was hrs hobby Dud plans to become a Yale man rn the near future lune Mad C41 Bachelor Bom Ml Iunror Red Cross Ml Orches tra l4l 29 - I . l ' I Q X twinkle merrily when something amused her. Collecting stamps and I . '. 1- . ' NORMAN WILLIAM DURHAM 15 Wu.xtNs AVENUE Tiny was a good natured lad whose pleasing personality made him well liked by all His o 5 was of great advantage to him in lootball basketball and tra k Norman could be seen daily in his red and black yalopy whicn he handled reverently Women seldom occupied his mind but Thekla succeeded 1n accomphshmg the impossible when she became his chlef interest Norm IS undecided about his future but we know that success will be no problem for htm Football tl Zl Varsitv f3 47 Basketball f2l Varsity f3l Varsity Track C3 4l ALAN C EBERT IR 16 HARDING AVENUE ERLTQN NEW IERSEY Alon was a blond lad with a whimsical sense of humor His mam nobby was tearing hi 33 Chevy apart-and he usually had parts left over after he had pu it together agam how it continued to run was a mystery' Als moments of relaxation were largely spent with a cute little dark eyed 41 graduate Mary of course part of his future plans but his ambition ts to have a repair shop and filling station of his own ELIZABETH EG IE 461 STATION AVENUE Lizne s long ey elashes and big blue eyes made her known as one of the more sophisticated members of the class She will be well remembered for her strutting and twirling on the football field each Saturday Although variety probably was the SPICE of life to L1 zie Sherry seemed to be far in advance of them all Her iuture is uncertain but you can be sure that she will make a go of whatever she tries Clee Club t3 47 Drum Mayoret e C3 4l SARAH ELIZABETH EISELE 61 Sr1r.Es AVENUE Betty '-just look at those tresses--and twinkling blue eyes was one of he more quiet members of our class. It might have been due to her pre-occupation with a Collingswood interest. Danc- ing and going to the movies with Ralph were among her pet diversions. Betty's future is undecided, but we are sure it will be a happy one. . 3o THEKLA MARTHA ESLER Lnmas Trnnncrz SICKLERVILLE New Irxsrv Texas was noted for her pep and happy dispositlon but she had a weakness for a certain blond Vocational swimming star Her popularrty extended even to the Marine and Army camps Ask her about those pictures and letters cmd watch her put forth one of those noted blushes Texs favorite pastimes were swimming and diving in which she displayed great skill Although her future is undecided you can bet she wouldnt mmd doing her part for National Defense such as standing post outside ot the Naval Hospital in Washmgton D C with a certain Marine friend Typing Stull Shield 147 ROBERT IVAN EVANS 120 MARNE AVENUE Bob was that handsome blond who shone at center on our champlonshxp lootball team He was popular wlth everyone espe cially the girls but Skip was his constant flame and together they made an ideal couple When he was not surrounded by a bevy leisure occupations Bob hopes to be connected with aviation but aims to complete college first Football 11 25 Varsity 141 Swimming 133 Bachelor Bom 147 ELAINE RUTH FABRIZIO KRESSON AND Gxaassoao Roms MARLTON NEW IERSEY This brown haired and brown eyed young lady was one of the more loquacious members of our group Horseback riding swimming and 1Ce skatmg were among the various sports she engaged in Stamp collecting was Blames hobby and cooking was the activity she did best of all Her ambition is to enter the field of public accountancy Glee Club 11 2 3 41 IOHN P FATH RIDGE AVENUE HILLTOP TERRACE NEW IERSEY Iohn was among the taller boys of our group and also one of the more retlcent although when called upon m class he could usually give out with the correct answers Generally speakmg however he looked upon school lite with an air ot patient resrgna tion and was happy to get back to Hilltop and his actxvlties there Upon our inquiry as to his future schedule, he gave a characteristic succinct reply, 'Work ' 3l , . . . . . f . . ,. . , .. 1 - -1 ' - . . . .- 1 . , ' L ., - I U of the lair sex, gymnastic activities, eating, and dancing were his . , I I - I ' . I ' , , . . . . A . . , . . . , A - , I - ANTHONY I. I-'ERRIGNO WARREN AVENUE MERCHANTVILLE NEW IERSEY Doc was a dark halred lad wxth a pleasant low volce teachers had trouble m hearmg and a blush the gxrls could envy He got along well m hxs studxes but hrs real xnterests lay m hrs fathers farm where he worked durmg the summer Anthony also lxked football and baseball although he dld not go out for these sports m school and he was also a good bowler Doc wxshes to become a hthographer EUNICE RUTH FIRTH 313 BELMONT AVENUE Euny was cx cute httle semor who was happxly blest wxth a wonderful dzsposxhon Always helpful kxnd and cheerful she was cr splendld pal and her mfechous glggle was a sure cure for the blues Muslc movxes and stamp collectmg were among her avoca tlons Eumces favorlte hobby however was drawxng and she expects to study mterlor decoration ln college Glee Club fl 2 3 4l Iunlor Red Cross 141 Busmess Staff Shield f4l DOROTHY IANE FISHER 102 EAST PARK AVENUE Who saxd that men prefer blondes? Thxs lxttle auburn han-ed ass wxth the pleasmg personalxty and xntrxgumg dlmples seemed to do all rlght especlally wlth a certam he man from a nearby town Short Stuff also had a ready wrt that came m handy Icme expects to contxnue her education ln some commercxal school Glee Club tll Shield Staff t4l MARGUERITE REEVEIS FLINN 563 WARWICK ROAD If you saw someone whxzzmg around a dance floor ln that modern fashlon xt was probably Peqgxe wlth her SW1ll steppm smart styles and snappy smlle Peg was always ready to help ln any school actlvltxes and we mxght add that cheerleading wasnt her mam source of mterest at the football games Peg lack and Rosle were a well known threesome and we predlct a lastmg trio there Peg showed abxlxty both rn art and desxgmng and plans to enter a junror college to study that sublect Glee Club fl 2 3 47 Cheer Leader K3 4? 32 IVAN LAKE FORMAN 12 Wmnson AvENuE WEs'rMoN1', NEW IERSEY Ivan sometrmes known by the ahases Sleepy Professor and Ieep had a unrque drstrnctron he was the only one rn our class to own a goat He was a capable musrcxan cmd performed farth fully as a member of the band for four years Readrng and rxdmg hrs brcycle were hrs other hobbres Although he admlred the grrls from afar he seemed immune to thelr blandrshments perhaps hrs mommy done told hun Ivan mtends to get a 1ob after hrs school days are over Orchestra fl Z 3 43 PAUL C FOWLER 309 BELMONT AVENUE Paul was a lxvely lad who found scant txme for school work and sleep among hrs many outsrde actrvrhes but he managed to do xt somehow even rf he had to use one class for sleepmg Beach patrol work at Shlp Bottom m the summer and Helen and hrs car in the wmter were hrs mcnn mterests Paul already has a Job but expects to enlist ln the Navy rn the fall Football l 1 23 li MARY E FOX 12 TANNER STREET If you saw a crowd of grrls grgglmg rn the halls you could be sure Mary had lust told one of her jokes Mlm was known for her harr dos her collechon of bracelets and stylrsh clothes We all knew that the football sh wore belonged to our All South Iersey Guard lf you would lrke to see Mary blush just wh1stle Stardust Wlth a grand personalrty s rch as Mary s and good talent for art w are sure she will succeed rn the fxeld of desxgmng Glee Club ll 2 3 49 MARIORIE HAINES FRENCH 206 Wnsnmcrou AVENUE Margxe s blonde hair engagmg grm and athletrc abrlxty made her one of the most popular members of the class She was full of pep and always on the g whether tumbhng rn the Gym Exhrbltron or swmgmg on the dance floor Although she played varsrty hockey for Haddonfield she sported a varsrty pm from Collmgswood but then Bus had somethmg to do wxth that Margxe seems determmed to make nursmg her career whrch should make some future patrents very happy Hockey fl 2 37 Varsxty f4l Glee Club fll Class Basketball Ill Tennrs fll Swxmmmg f2l Prom Commrttee l3l Buslness Saff Shield C41 33 DORIS AMELIA FRITSCI-I RUNNEMEDE GARDENS RUNNEMEDE NEW IERSEY Thxs brown hatred brown eyed young lady came to us nn her senlor year from Gloucester I-hgh and soon made many lnends desptte her shy manner Htkxng readmg archery and cooktng were among her drversxhed hobbles Dot hopes to obtaln a job 1n an oifxce or ln defense work alter graduatxon WILLIAM EARL GALBRAITI-I CENTRAL AVENUE BLACKWOOD NEW IERSEY B111 was somewhat on the slender stde and had a perpetual gnn that never came otf--except when some class occasxon caused hxm to glve vent to a laugh that would have been worth money on a radio program Huntlng and hshmg or swlmmmg 11 the hsh wouldnt bite were actlvltles he preferred Bxlls future IS undectded but he was a swell fellow and there should be fun wherever he goes EVELYN DOROTHEA GARWOOD 100 CHESTNUT STREET Ev1e was a petxte attractwe brunette wxth captxvatmg brown eyes whxch she knew how to use efiectxvely Her hobby no pun Intended was the rldlng of real horses and she was a very capable equestrxenne as she drsplayed at varxous shows Evelyn would llke to study lournalxsm 1n college Glee Club ll 2 3 41 IUNE R GARY 342 EAST PARK AVENUE Curly red han' blue eyes and a lascmatmg srmle were a few of Iune s many assets She was one of the quleter gn-ls tn the class but she always managed to have a swell tune when she was wlth that former Haddonlleld basketball star Although she never seemed to labor much over her studxes she dld quxte well ln keepmg up hex' correspondence Wllh Duke and New York As far as her future IS concerned Iune plans to go to art school and take up desxgmng Swunmlng C21 34 2 ' - 1 . f 1 V ' I I I . .. . .. 11 . . . rsx A f 'v . . 1 - 1 1 - 1 , . 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BETTY MARY GETTY Srzmon Rom: Guzunons New Isnsnv This attractive brunette never seemed to have a care in the world and was well llked by her classmates for her vivacxous per sonality Bets was a capable class worker and could always be depended upon to do a good lob lim and sketching were among her many interests and her ability in the latter was noteworthy Bettys future is undecided but rumor has it that an engagement ring will appear shortly with Ilm the lucky man Glee Club C27 Class Vice President l2l BLANCHE E GOODWIN 528 REDMAN AVENUE Elfervescent gay amiable Blanche was the lovely lass with the neat coxflure and mischievous blue eyes Twas rumored a lad from Pennsylvania upset many a local Romeo when he succeeded in gamlng her attentions However we predict a dashing millionaire will take her off in his maroon convertible Blanche hopes to enter business school for a career as a successful business woman We wish her the very best of everything and are sure shell have itl Library Club Ml Shield Stall Ml GLORIA ANN GROSS 522 MAPLE Avsuur: Naturally curly hair sparkling blue eyes and a sympathetic nature played a big part in attracting masculine hearts to this lovely miss. Gloria never took school work too seriously. Her best subject was art in which she was quite skilled. Ask to see her notebook cover sometime or the inside. Her main interests were travelling collecting souvenirs and George. Gloria says she intends to secure a position after graduation-but we wonder. Feature Editor Shield UD. SAMUEL P. HAGERMAN, IR. C1.r:vn1.ANn Avrmur: Bucxwoon, New Irnsnv Sam was noted for his genial and carefree manner, but he was an industrious student and did well in all his subjects. His hobby was playing the drums, and his weaknesses were hot music and certain members of the opposite sex. Sam plans to continue his schooling in the field of engineering. Haddon Higher Staff 13, 4l, Band Ml, Shield Staff Ml. 35 s- , ROWLAND IVIN HAINES 3rd 162 Wmnson AVENUE Sonny was that curly headed lad who hked to tease the girls As for his love mterest Ida know but the answer could be found at Baldwin Saihng and aquaplaning at the shore in the summer were hrs favorite activities although he also hked to drive Model As 1not his own7 After a preparatory course at Bulhs Sonny hopes to enter Annapolis Cheer Leader 147 Stage Manager Iune Mad 147 Haddon Hzgher Staff 147 H1Y Dance Chairman 147 Iunior Defense Counc1l 147 Busmess Staff Shield 147 lOl-IN HALE 75 CENTER STREET Iohn s indifferent carefree manner caused many fluttering hearts among the lassles of our school but somehow his heart belonged to a httle red head tn a near by town What baffled most of his schoolmates was how he appeared to do no homework or studying and yet managed to receive good marks Iohn was enthusiastic about all sports especially hunting and trapping He expects t education later LUCILLE RUTH HALE 75 CENTER STREET This httle blue eyed flirt had a way of capturing the hearts of everyone she met especially the opposite sex Seal as she was called by many of her friends kept everyone laughing by her clever sketches and imitatxons She was her happiest when with a crowd-or out with a certain sport sar from Audubon Lucille intends to enjoy a vacation in Ohio this summer and attend business school in the fall Shxeld Staff 147 IOHN A HALL 331 WOODLAND AVENUE Baldy was a tall handsome lad and one of the most popular boys in the class Hts dependability also made him a favorite with the coaches whether on the football held the pool or the diamond and he will also be remembered for his performance in the gym exhxbxtxons Hunting hshxng and tinkering wtth Rosle were his hobbies-although Peg also came in for considerable attentxon lack mtends to enter Springfield to study physical education Football 11 27 Vars1ty13 47 Basketball 1l7 Track 117 Baseball 137 Varsity 147 Sw1mmmg12 '4 47 1 .. .. . ' 3 , ' ' ' . o 45 continue his relaxation this summer and probably will further his I K I . -' 2 . . I l I n I ll 51' ' I I 36 ' CATHERINE IANE HANSBURY 403 BELMONT AVENUE lane was a happy go lucky blonde lassie whose vivacity made her popular with both boys and girls lanes will always be remembered for her beautiful eyes and long eyelashes not to mention her technique in using them The saying Varx ety IS the spice of life was especially true in Ianes case for there was no end to her long line of masculine followers Dancing laughing and eating llbber wust sandwiches were lanes favorite pastimes Upon graduation she intends to enter a beauty culture school We know that no matter what lane undertakes in the future she will be a success Glee Club fl 2 3 4l Home Room Representative f3l Play shoppers f3l Choir 143 Bachelor Bom 141 FRANK HARRISON 221 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVENUE Hank was the class clown and his pesky monkey business almost drove his friends crazy His air of complete innocence deceived no one for he was usually in the midst of any commotion Sleep was his favorite occupation-especlally in class Others of have in a pinch and there was never a dull moment when he was around He expects to enter Vocational School to study a trade after which he wants to travel and see the world Fish and Game Club f3l ALAN RICHARD HART 317 MERION AVENUE Alan will be recalled as the boy who knew everything about radios many were the school events at which he used his public address equipment to advantage His cherublc countenance and quiet studious atr not to mention the innocent look in his eye enabled hun to iool even the teachers when he was mvolved in a bit of nonsense Al plans to enlist in the radio communications division of the U S Army HARRY WARNER HAWN 42 Lmims FARM AVENUE WESTMONT NEW IERSEV Although elsewhere Harry was a fairly sedate young man on the basketball court he became a veritable whirling dervxsh Sports were his favorite dxsh but he was a good worker in many school activities His principal heart throb was that l1ttle lunior miss E W Harry may 1o1n the Navy Manager Track I2 3l Varsity Basketball 12, 3 47 37 his hobbies were guns and fishing. Frank was a good friend to W - e '1 . ' ' Y FRANCIS SHARP HELLER Cr.EMENroN Roma Gransaono NEW IEnsEv Although not very bxg Franny could more than hold up h1s end when xt came to work and he was a swell person to know Lessons were not hrs xdea of pleasure but woodworkmg and pamtmg were nght ln hrs element A brunette country mald named Ruth was the cause of that far away look tn hrs brown eyes Franny plans to get marned and settle down on a farm of hrs own EVELYN RUTH HELMS Kmcs Hxcnwnv Ensr Evxe was that httle blonde wxth the bxg brown eyes who was never seen wlthout her pal Mllhe Her l1ttle pranks ln sewmg class drove Mlss Hatheld wxld but she could turn out some good work when she wanted to Her drawmgs rn art class also showed her slull m that held although she preferred deszgnmg clothes Most of Evres summers were spent m Wlldwood where a certam lxttle frsh proved a good catch Her dependabxhty and earnestness should help her to succeed xn the busmess world lf domestxc duties dont clalm her hrst MILDRED M HENISSEE 33 CENTER STREET Mxlly wxll always be remembered as one of the smaller mem bers of our class and could usually be seen dashing here and there under a load of books Her appreczahon for good mustc was proved by her excellent work ln the Glee Club and she was also a capable student and class worker Her weakness was eatmg chocolate xce cream Mxlly was generally seen at lunch hour relaxmg wxth another Mxlhe after a hard mornmgs work Although no plans have been made for her future we thmk Bud wtll have somethmg tu say about tt Glee Club ll 2 3 Al Chorus KZ 3 4l ROBERT TYSON HENSZEY 116 CHESTNUT S'rnEEr Bob was that curly halred fellow who was usually seen playmg in the orchestra or the band-or experxmentmg wxth some explosive concoctton rn the chem lab He loved to argue wxth the teachers and won sometimes RGdlO programs and brunettes were other weaknesses After he fmxshes college Bobs career wtll be a muslcal one Orchestra fl 2 3 4l Band fl Z 3 4l 38 9 GEORGE DANIEL HESSMANN 505 Tnvxsrocx BouLEvAnn Dan could readily be distinguished by his broad grin and con tagxous smile His active sense of humor and long string of jokes sometimes caused friction with the powers that be as did the grunt with which he usually answered any question Stamp collecting going to the movies and target shooting took up his leisure time Dann participated in that Boy Scout trip to Mexico in the summer of 1941 Among the belles on his string was Rosemary College IS the next venture on his program RUTH ELAINE HOFFMAN 631 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE This llttle blonde bomber was a newcomer to the class this year and worked havoc among the males in short order Ruth s range took in considerable territory especially Collingswood and her blue eyes scored many direct hits We can almost hear her inquiring Oh ye ah? to this persillage Ruth s mam weakness was oatmeal cookies and her ambition is to become a ministers wife' But tastes change and college may bring other ideas Glee Club 141 Chorus 147 Iumor Red Cross 14l Business Staff Shield 14l CHARLES SARGEN1' HOLLINGEH IR Gmsssono NEW IENSEY Charlie was always stating emphatic opimons on this or that without regard for the consequences He also revealed hidden talent as a Thespian in both our senior plays Charles amiable disposition was seldom upset except when Miss Gxst referred to his car as a jalopy When asked about his weakness he replied Nunny your business' Charlie mtends to matrlculate at Penn State Football 125 H1 Y 137 H1 Y Dance Committee 14l Iune Mad 14l Bachelor Born 14l EVELYN GLADYS HOLLOWAY 24 LEE AVENUE A loud chuckling laugh and a cute blushing face-that was Evie. She was an outstanding performer on the hockey basketball and tennis teams. She was rather shy at times and you could always tell something was wrong when she frowned and scratched her head. Ask her about Bus and watch the sparkle in her eyes. Evie hopes for a position in a business office after graduation. Glee Club 13, 4l, Tennis 12, 3, 4l, Hockey 12, 3l, Varsity 141, Basketball 137, Varsity 14l. 39 ' N FLORENCE HORTON 143 Kms s HIGHWAY EAST Whenever a group of girls got together Florence was always welcome Dunng her four years with us we learned not to be deceived by her quiet unassuming manner for behind that perpetu ally innocent face there was a great deal of fun and a complete knowledge of all the latest iokes She also usually knew all he answers in class and undoubtedly will succeed in rnaklng one of the finest professors of mathematics as that IS her chosen profession Haddon Higher Statt K3 4l Shzeld Staff t4l SARAH FRANCES HUGHES 615 WARWICK ROAD Sally was one of our most attractive brunettes with a lively personality to match her sparkling blue eyes and winning smile Dunng her first three years Sally flickered from date to date but Dick ook care of all competition ln her semor year Dancing ice skating and letters from Peddte were among Sallys weaknesses and homework the least of her worries Sally has made no definite plans for the future but we have our own ideas Hockey tl Zl Swimming f2l Shxeld Staff C47 CATHERINE CECILE HUTH 128 Mmm: Avenue Many of us knew Kat as a dernure dark haired dark eyed friend but to others she was typ1f1ed by those uncontrollable laugh mg spells which many times betrayed her in Latm class and in assemblies We often wondered whether it was the mailman or the letters for which Katie watched It must have been the latter from what we heard of those Philadelphia rendezvous with that Lansdale blond Catherine was adept at hockey tennis and her studies Hockey tl 31 Varsity C47 Tennis fl Zl Glee Club fll Haddon Higher f4l Iumor Defense Council f4l ANGELINA RITA INDRISO 240 Hopxms AVENUE Angle was the salutatonan of our class and also will be remembered for her excellent performance on the basketball floor Her big brown eyes and good natured dxsposttxon helped her to win friends wherever she went After receiving a gold football Angie was always in a d1ther and a bright blush confused her when the name Warren was mentioned. 'Angie is planning to find a position in the business world where her undoubted ability will help her to succeed. Salutatorian Home Room Representative C23 Glee Club t2l Varsity Basketball f3l, Co-captain f4l, Advertising Manager Shield Ml. 40 THOMAS WILLIAM IOWETT ALMONBSSEN ROAD BLENHEIM NEW JERSEY Tom was one of the smallest boys in the class and one of the most quiet but he had plenty of stamina as he demonstrated m runnmg the mlle on the track When asked about girls his answer was Whlch one? from whlch you can draw your own conclusions Toms favorite recreation was playing around wtth a camera I-hs future plans are xndehmte Track C2l lOHN KING SOMERDALI: ROAD OsAct-: New Isnszv Iackxe was the little man with those btg brown eyes beautllul long eyelashes and an lmpxsh grm Behind his air of selt etfacement there lurked a secret passion tor a cute little blonde but she never knew about it Collecting stamps and writing letters to trtends in South America helped to occupy his oil moments Iohn hopes to study to become a radio technician at Vocational School and later to enlist ln the U S Navy BETTY IANE KINSELLA 425 Kmcs HIGHWAY Wnsr 11118 sweet lxttle miss will be remembered for her blg brown eyes and attractive personahty Studles came as easily to her as her good manners A Southern education and a New York career are her ultimate mms but a certain heutenant s pleas make us feel sure that wedding Bells will soon be ringing Glee Club ill Home Room Representative Q21 ROBERT C. KINTZING Mnmxron Pix: MAm.'roN, Nrw Innsrzy Bob was a tall and somewhat undemonstrative boy, but he didn't miss much and was an attentive listener. How about that! he would offer by way of ready agreement to almost any comment. He was something of a philatelist, and was a rabid movie-goer. Bob expects to continue school in some higher institution in the fall. 4I ELMER SIDNEY KIRBY 1240 KENWOOD AVENUE Although this likable fellow had been an honor student in grammar school, he found high school had its problems. Elmer was interested in outdoor sports, but such indoor pastimes as drawing, building model airplanes, and playing his electric guitar also intrigued him Kirb would like to enter Drexel IEAN BARBARA KOEHLER EIGHTH AVENUE GLENDORA NEW IERSEY lean was a quiet yet friendly girl with a pleasing manner She seldom had much to say but what she sald was worth listening to Apples and candy were her greatest weaknesses and horseback riding her favorite activity Iean was a good commercial student and doubtless will make a competent business woman CHARLES KOWALEWITZ 52 BERLIN ROAD Perhaps the thing we will remember best about Charlie was that look of good humored perplextty he wore whenever he had gotten into some entanglement or other as happened from tlme to time He could put up a good argument though even if it didnt get him anywhere His blush was what usually gave htm away Charles was a superb performer on the diving board and also an able golfer He is uncertain whether he will continue hls education or get a job Swimming K3 41 Golf t4l R WAYNE KRAFT IR 203 CHEWS LANDING ROAD This tall atlable chap with the engaging gr1n was an excellent student especially when it came to mathematics Indeed he did everything that he undertook well Waynes favorite activity was camping and he indulged in it whenever opportunity offered Next year he will enter Lehigh to take up the study oi engineering Iune Mad till Ass1stantEd1tor Haddon Higher t4l Iunxor Defense Council l4l Business Staff Shzeld t4l 42 DORIS KRAVITZ 122 Hannon AVENUE Doris was one of our smaller girls and one of the best natured Her pleasmg volce wxll be m1SSed tn the Glee Club next year Dancmg was her favor1te exercxse Dot IS undecided about her future but we thxnk a certam Phrladelphxa boy has plans for her Whatever the future may hold her lrxendlmess and sense of humor should be valuable assets Playshoppers C37 Glee Club C1 2 3 4l MARTIN KRAVITZ 407 Hnnnou AVENUE Marty created a brlght side lspeakmg metaphorxcally and not academxcallyl to many otherwise dull classes-ask any of the physxcs classmates' How he hked to play dumb but his qulps always gave the game away Eating good Jokes and Dottle were among hrs mspxratlons Martm wall probably take up the study of pharmacy rn a Phxladelphxa school when the fall rolls around CHARLES AUGUST LANGNER 457 STATION Avmwr: Wxth all hxs outslde interests Chuck had some dlfhculty 1n imdmg tlme to do h1s school work but he managed to get along Among hrs weaknesses were xce cream cake and gxrls-especrally girls In connection w1th the latter his mam dxflxculty was xn gettlng his dads convertxble Other hobbles were collectmg stamps and match covers swxmmmg and sallmg Charles expects to contmue his education ln college Manager Sw1mm1ng Ml ELIZABETH JEAN LAPPIN 209 COOPER STREET This fan' haxred damsel with the wxnnmg smrle was one of the class humorlsts whose wltty remarks kept her classmates ln hlgh spmts Horseback ndxng and danclng were Bettys lavonte means ot relaxatlon And her pet saying Oh lohnme was olten dxrected at a young man by that name Her plans for the future are dwlded between a desue to become a nurse or to continue her busmess tramxng ln some advanced school Pzlgyshoppers t2 31 Basketball l2l Home Room Representa twe 43 Shield Staff l4l WILLARD ATKINSON LOCKWOOD 9112 West' WALNUT Avenue WesrMoN'r New Ienser Although this handsome blond lad was with us only xn our senior year we immediately grew to Itke htm An artist Thespian and scholar of exceptional ability Will greatly impressed us all especially the falr sex Those snappy posters and cartoons along with his endless stories of The Islands quickly gained his rec ogmtxon both tn school and out The stones of his travels his cleverness and his ever present grin should help win him both popularity and success as a great Journalist Editor Shield t4l lune Mad C41 Bachelor Born Ml Iuxuor Red Cross l4l ARTHUR R LUM 217 HAWTHORNE Avenue If you saw a tall dark curly haired boy rushing through the halls it was probably Art And he set a record dashing over the low hurdles too He was among the star ticket salesmen of the class and a leader in H1 Y work Ieanie with the ltght brown hair was his principal feminine weakness Art plans to enter Washington and Lee Football t2l Camera Club l2l Haddon Highez Staff 123 Inter class Track ill Varsity Track K2 3 ill Vice President Hi Y Ml 44 ANNA LEGATUK Deen Penn Himnonrieen, New Ieesev This attractive miss with deep blue eyes seemed to be rather retiring in school but to those who knew her well she was a jolly companion Ann was a conscientious worker and whatever she undertook she stuck to it until it was done Her favorite hobby was embroidering and her chief weakness a certain lad from Camden A capable student Ann should prove equally capable when she secures a position as a secretary HELEN MARIE LEHMAN HADDONFIELD ROAD Souri-1 MeRcHAN'rv1LLe New Iensev Among the assets of this charming young lady were her alluring bangs blue eyes and an infectious giggle Helen will best be remembered for the colorful blush she attained whenever Harry was the subyect of the conversation Her constant chattering was the distraction of her teachers and her inexhaustlble supply of jokes and energetic laughing will not soon be forgotten We think Harry can give us the best answer to her future IOSEPH EAR!-IART LUNDBECK 618 CEDAR AVENUE Ioe was a mxld mannered lad who we couldnt help l1k1ng He was full of monkeyshmes for example hrs concoctmg funny xnven tlons with plns He enloyed outdoor lrfe along wrth hrs pal Ed and hked nothmg better than gomg canoemg After Ioe graduates he expects to go to college Basketball K2 3l CATHERINE ELIZABETH LUTZ PINE AVENUE Kmxwooo NEW IERSEY Cathy was one of the more SGIIOUS members of our group Although very quret rn her classes she sang a drfferent song rn sewlng class and her abllrty ln dressmakmg and cool-ung should prove of value at some future trme Durmg her semor year thls blue eyed marden was qulte a Iuhet Why dxd she haunt the post offrce every mght'f' Catherme s dependabrlrty and earnestness should prove a valuable asset rn any lxne of busrness she may undertake but she hopes that she may help Uncle Sam is GAYLORD MacCAR'l'NEY 176 Fmxzsn AvENu1-: Conuucswoon NEW IERSEY Gaylord was a chap with a keen sense of humor and when worker but drshked bemg hurrxed Gaylord was a straxghi shooter whose smcerxty was never rn questron and Ideals played a more xmportant role m hrs thmkmg than dxd materral values He hopes to enter college rn the fall Glee Club fl l IANE MacDONALD 262 Msmou AVENUE Frve feet one of cuteness a keen sense of humor and lots of personality that was Ianxe Although her soclal actrvrtres were varxed the most attractlve was unquestronably that whrch centered about Wally She kept us all rn total darkness about those mysten ous Sunday trxps that mlght have been the cause for her sleepmess on Monday mormngs Mac could usually be seen amblmg down the halls hve mmutes late for class wxth a H1 Creep for all her fnends Her plans for the future are mdefxmte but wlth her charm mg looks and adaptabxlrty we know lane wxll obtam success rn any held she undertakes Cheer Leader K3 4l 45 , . , .-,Q-I .41 , . . I - any good clean fun was afoot he was usually in rt. He was a hard , . . . . . , . - - I I ' . . . 4 ' . ll n ll . . . n I ' , . fi U ming 121 Baseball I3 4l KENNETH JAMES MAGUIRE GLENDORA NEW IERSEY Ken w11l always be remembered for h1S broad smxle and for his way wlth the girls Hrs time was about equally divided between sports and a lxttle brunette golfer and when not cracking the lme or starrmg m the swimming pool he could usually be seen escorting Pat somewhere or other Hrs Spanish teacher wlll also probably recall the wxttlcxsms of Ken and Bud rn class Work he said IS hrs arm Football C43 Swunmxng C3 4l ELEANOR BROOKS MAHON 3 EVERGREEN LANE This tall comely brunette was one of the quieter members of our class but that didn't mean she wasn't full of fun out of school. School work was the least of Eleanors worries but she always seemed to know what was going on, Teachers usually had difficulty in hearing her soft low Voice. Eleanor loved horses and was a skilled equestrienne. Although her future is undecided, it will prob- ably be an interesting one. 46 MARY MQCEVERS 130 Prrron AVENUE Mary Mac was that Patsy Anne Doll with black wavy harr and a mischievous smile Will we ever forget her laughmg manner and a1r of complete 1nnocence7 And her tantalxzmg secretlveness drove her friends to d1stract1on Her great amb1t1on was to drlve a car we heard about lt darly untll she got her license She and her pal Bobby sometlmes called Brenda and Cob1na were mseparable Mary has great artistic talen and intends to study further 1n college Hockey ill Class Basketball lll Class Hockey f2l Swim SIXTH AVENUE ASHLAND NEW IERSEY Mack was a 1ov1al little man whose keen sense of humor and ready wrt made hun a boon cornpamon Although he passed off the quips of hrs pals about his grrl frxend in Ashland a rosy blush showed that he was hard smltten Baseball was another of his favorite leisure actnvrtres Raymonds plans for after school days have to do with the study of aviation - IAMES RAYMOND MACKIN a A ' ' ' ' . 14 IOHN MARSHALL Cmzws LANDING, New I1-:Rsx:Y Although Iohnny was not very exuberant around school, he more than made up for it when he jumped on his trusty motorcycle and started roarrng around the roads ol hrs home town Drawmg was one of hls hobbxes especlally draftmg plans of one klnd or another Iohn wtshes to work 1n the Navy Yard or for some shxp buxldlng company THEODORE THOMAS MARVILLE HADDON AVENUE Gxsassono Nnw Isnsrv Ted was well llked by all who knew htm lor hxs even dlsposxtxon and ready sense ol humor Hrs xnterests 1n the larrer sex were a deep dark secret One of hrs prlncxpal act1v1t1es about school was playmg m the band but he was also an enthusxastxc spectator at most sport contests Ted has expressed a deslre to own a large poultry farm Band I2 3 47 IOHN AUGUSTUS MATHER 26'lz TANNER Srnrzr Iohn was that tall hxgh steppxng drum malor who so ably led the band on the football held He was also a star on the tenms team from his freshman days on and he really could whack that ball around as hrs opponents would testxly Among his other mterests were shootlng h1s nlle and throwlng people around wxth some of those 1u Jttsu holds Alter graduatzon Iohn plans to enter college Band ll 2 37 Drum Mayor 147 Tennis ll 2 3 47 DANIEL LEEDS MATHEWS 3rd 13 SYLVAN LAKE Avsnus Thxs btg blond football hero made many lemmme hearts beat faster but through xt all he remamed true to Ioan Dans almost constant lateness to classes could usually be attributed to those never endmg tete a tetes he held wxth her Dan had a flcnr lor dramatlcs whlch was ably shown tn our second play Next year w1ll probably lmd Dan enrolled in some college although he has not decxded whlch one Basketball C17 Football ll 27 Varslty C3 47 Varsxty Track C3 47 Glee Club ll 2 47 Bachelor Bom C47 47 1 1,1 , ,1 , . , -. lam.- 1 1 - 5, I - 1 . , . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 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A . . r ' 1 K I I I I I 1 I A I I I 1 ' DOROTHY MADELINE MATLACK 47 POTTER STREET Dot was one of the smaller members of our class Her long dark eyelashes and pert little smile made many a masculine heart flutter She had a great weakness for certain blonds of the opposite sex Dot was known for her great variety of sweaters which is understandable as her hobby was knitting We will never forget her ability as a tennis player and there were few matches that she lost As for her future Dot plans to study in college before beginning a career Hockey Ill Tennis fl Zl Varsity 13 4l Class Basketball fll Glee Club fl 2 3 41 Choir C3 43 Feature Editor Shield C41 Iunior Defense Council f4l IOAN PEMBERTON McCONKEY 233 RHOADS AVENUE Ioan was one of the most active and dependable members of our class especially when it came to selling tickets She also showed her athletic ab1l1ty on the hockey and tennis teams and was an excellent rider Although loans secret charm proved attractive to many masculine admirers Dan held the key to her heart during all four years Next fall will find her in training at Cooper Hospital for the nursing professior Lucky patients' Glee Club fl 2 3 41 Hockey fl 21 Varsity K3 47 Tennis fl 2 3l Varsity C41 Haddon Higher Staff C3 4? Circus Committee tsl Magazine Committee 133 Iunzor Defense Council C47 KENNETH RAMSDELL McELWEE ASHLAND NEW IERSEY Tall dark and slun Ken will be recalled for his ready supply of wisecracks for every occasion Spelling was his Nemesis and it proved an embarrassment more than once especially in English class Ken was an active member of the South Iersey Gas Model Plane Association but eating candy and cake was his real passion After graduation he plans to Join the Army E MAE Mc!-'ADDEN 217 ARDMORE AVENUE WESTMONT NEW IERSEY This five foot young miss with the perfectly matched brown hair and eyes was known to all her friends as Daisy Mae. And how they liked to tease her to see that radiant blush or hear her gigglel Cokes pretzels-or anything in the line of food-appealed to her. Sailors were her greatest weakness and school tests her pet peeve. Daisy Mae's future lies in the field of Civil Service. Glee Club fll. 48 MARTHA IANE McLAUGHLIN CENTRAL AVENUE Bmxcxwoon NEW IERSEY Martha usually called Pete was a sxncere frlend and one who was always conslderate of others Her pleasant manner and sweet smlle made her welcome 1n any group Although Pete 1 not take an actxve part m sports she held a great 1nterest rn most of them Marthas mtelllgence and conscxentlousness tn her work should prove valuable assets when she enters the nursmg professlon EVA L CATHERINE MEDLEY BLACKWOOD NEW IERSEY Evas natural pleasant d1SpOSll1OH her quiet courteous manner and sunny smtle made her many friends Playmg the pxano occupied much of her letsure ture and when tn a contemplative mood she would compose poetr Aft y er graduatxon Eva expects to enroll at Glassboro to prepare for a teachmg career Glee Club C2 3 43 IAY MERCER 200 RHOADES AVENUE Iay was a hefty lad who proved a bulwark ln the football llne and also showed hls versatlllty Ln the backheld AS1de from sports of all k1nds eatxng and zoommg around town tn h1s Oldsmobxle were h1s means of passing the tlme Merc hopes to go to college after completmg hlgh school but hasnt yet made up h1s mmd Camera Club 121 H1Y I3 4l Football C31 Varsxty C47 Man ager Swlmmmg 147 IOHN R MICHAEL 44 WALNUT STREET Blond hcur and a dxvertmg srntle well descrxbed lack Although hls aglle wtt somehmes got hxm on precanous footmg w1th the prexxes he was a good student especxally when 1t came to solvlng geometry problems Mxdnxght snacks were h1s weakness Iack has a burnmg deslre to travel and thls should combme well wxth hls love for drwxng a car He plans a career ln some form of mechan xcal work Band tl 2 3l Bachelor Bom t4l 49 CARL GEORGE MICHELFELDER MARLTON NEW IERSEY Although he mamtarned that studxes bored hun to qxtmctron Carl went about them wrth a buslness lrke efflclency that got results He preferred workmg out of doors and was mterested In sclentlflc agncultural experxments of varxous k1nds Carl expects to work on hls father s farm after graduatxon and hopes some day to have one of hrs own IEAN MILLER 700 GROVE STREET Ieame one of our more athletrc mxnded gals could always be relied upon to stlck up for her favorxte gasolme Weekends at Penn and the weekly meetxngs of the B B s and H H s were her pet weaknesses although a great deal of her time was spent workmg for the class All sports took leans fancy but her favontes were hockey tenms and swtmmmg She plans to enter college when next fall comes around Hockey 12 3l Vars1tyf4l Basketball fl 23 Tennls tl Zl Glee Mad t4l Adverhslng Manager Shzeld C47 MARGARET ELEANOR MILLER 2 MIDDLESEX ROAD .ASHLAND TERRACE NEW IERSEY Peggy was that dark hatred gxrl wxth the merry laugh She could laugh about anythxng even at her own lokes If you asked her what pertod she ltked best her answer was the lunch hour She could usually be found wxth Naomr tn school Peggys chxef enjoyment was Ralph and he accounted for most of her lexsure t1me Peggy doesnt know what she wants to do but her classmates know lt wtll be somethmg worthwhile IANE ELIZABETH MITCHELL 17 EVERGREEN Lm E Mrtch was known for her dark naturally curly harr whxch was the envy of her classmates She had great abxlxty as a hockey manager and was one of the brxghter members of our class although she dldnt by any means study all the t1me Her greatest weaknesses were horses the Canadran pralrxe and dark harred boys Ask her about that trtp to Canada some t1me Mxtch plans to enter a Southern college to take up the study ot chxld psychology Hockey Manager K3 4l Tenms tl Zl lune Mad t4l Busmess Staff Shzeld t4l 50 ff 1 . . . . . . sr . Club fl, 'Z, 3,l4l,lIunior Red ,Cross f3, 4l, l7roperty Manager lune EARLE DAVID MOORE 214 Kmcs I-Izcnwm EAST Earle laughed off the klddlng he recexved about h1s short stature and h1s shyness really helped mm to gam trtends He was above the average m scholarly attatnments and made splendxd sound ettects from off stage In our tlrst play Ltstemng to mystery radxo plays eatmg potato chrps playmg the accordxon and drawrng were hrs hobbles Earle mtends to further h1s study ot mustc and to take up commercral art for a protesston ELIZABETH ANNE MORRISON 324 SPRINGFIELD TERRACE Betty was a very actlve member of the Class ot 42 When not hanclllng our t1nanc1al allaxrs or helpmg to manage the hockey team Betty found ttme to wr1te to a former student ol Haddon Hrgh who was attendlng a Southern college Dancmg and hst mng to record rngs were among her lavorxte arnusenfents Betty was seldom seen wlthout Bobble her closest lrlend At the end of her lumor year she was chosen to go to Merrowvxsta Camp 1n New Hampshrre where she had many delrghtlul experrences These achvltxes drd not keep Betty from attalnlng a hxgh class ratmg and she should have no trouble rn securmg a very worth whlle POSITION as a secretary Class Treasurer I3 41 Glee Club ll 3 4l Playshoppers t2l Merrowvlsta Scholarshrp 137 Asslstant Hockey Manager 131 Man 40 PAUL FERDINAND MULLER 121 Lnnsnowns Avsnur Paul was another of our taller boys and h1s tnendly dtsposltxon made hun well 111-:ed Photography was hrs hobby and he spent many hours takmg prctures of school acttvrtres and makmg enlarge ments rn the dark room Paul also was a hard workmg member of the football team Hrs future after a college educatron wxll be m the held of engrneermg Football I3 43 Camera Club C31 HAY I3 47 CLAIRE AGNES MURPHY Bsnun Cnoss Krvs SICKLERVILLE NEW IERSEY Murph was the httle Irxsh lass who wasnt at home unless she was on roller skates or greetmg someone Wlth a Hy Cutie' When she wasnt rolhng around a rlnk she could be found bowlmg somewhere wrth Norm Ask her about the hrst football game and those weekends ln Haddonheld they proved to be qulte mterestxng Clcure plans to attend busmess school after the summer vacatron Shell make a cute secretary rf someone doesnt change her mind Glee Club Ill 5 I ager f4l. Assistant-Editor Shiveld Staff l4l. I . , if . ETHEL MARY MYERS GLENDALE New Ir:Rsr:Y Eth was a pretty brunette with a dazzling smile and a nice personality Her weaknesses were roller skating and popular music How often did we hear her favorite saying Oh' that slays me? Her ambition is to be the private secretary ot the president ot some large tirrn Orchestra tl 2 3l Glee Club C2 3 43 SHIRLEY NASH 114 EUCLID AVENUE Although Shtrley seemed to be the quiet and sophisticated type to many ot her classmates her closer friends knew differently She had quite a string of masculine admirers on hand but Iohnnie always held the upper hand In her spare time Shirley managed to keep a very complete memory book knit bundles for Britain learn the latest dance steps and above all keep up her correspond ence to Washington D C Shirley intends to enter business school next lall RUTH ELEANOR NELSON 426 Bsncriwoon Avnmrr: lt you asked Ruthie a question when you met her in the halls or on the street you would be greeted by her pet expression Huh? accompanied by a vacant tar away look but that did not hide her pleasant disposition and good nature Was it hayseed and blond hair that caused this rapt expression? Two oi her ardent pastimes were writing amorous poetry in study hall and at home keeping a diary She plans to continue her education in the fall at a business college IOAN NEWCOMB 323 HICKORY LANE Newc was the carefree gal who never did her homework but got along miraculously anyway. She had a positively dazzling grin, which she used to get what she wanted. She was happiest when teasing her sister or reading her letters from ' bama. She always liked to eat a lot at 'B. B, and H. H. meetings and kept her fellow hags laughing continually. Her smooth sense of humor is bound to get her somewhere-she hopes to the South. Iunior Red Cross l4l, Business Staff Shield t4l. 52 Chairman Prom Comrmttee C3l RUTH KATHERINE NICHOLSON Clsassoao New Isasrv Ruthle was a retmng young mlss wlth a sweet sm1le who could blush terrlfxcally whenever she was kldded whxch was not mfre quently Bowlmg 1C9 skatlng and llstenlng to swlng bands amused her What she l1ked best rn school were the assembly programs probably because they sklpped a class Ruth plans to secure a secretanal posmon Glee Club tl Zl MILLICENT ELISABETH NORCROSS 109 SOUTH A LANTIC AVENUE Mllhe seemed to be the most qulet g1rl ln our group untxl we got to know her better She kept a massrve scrapbook of newspaper cllppmgs about Haddon Hxgh actxvmes durmg the last f u rs rom GIOIIIIG Food was her greatest lc Wea ness and the lunch bell was mustc to her ears College IS her atm Haddon Higher Staff C3 4l Shxeld Staff f4l Mad f4l 53 ' ' ' ' ' o r years. Ask her about those lette t C l'f ' . Bobs redclxsh wavy haxr and good nature were thmgs we wlll easxly remember Engllsh class was the mam drsturbance ln hrs day and glrls helped keep h1m pleasantly off balance alter school Bob lntends to get a job and from the good work he did sellxng txckets for our flrst play we thxnk he should become a travelmg salesman Soccer tl 27 H1Y f4l Chalrman Trcket Commmttee Iune A contagxous glggle long debutanhsh auburn ha1r and a s on P tcmeous sense of humor were but a few of Ruths many assets L l ong s lnky cars and Glenn M1llers records were her speclal hkes She was fond of all sports but football gave her a specxal thrrll When asked what her ambmon IS her answer reflected her happy go lucky outlook Ambxt1on'7 I havent any Home Room Representative f3l S lOANN P OLP 405 BELMONT Avrnus Happy go lucky Ioann was one ol the most energetic, members of the Class Her upto date wardrobe admirably suited her person ality She was also one of the chautteurs of the B B s and H H s and always had a cartull at the swimrnmng meets Her talent for the artistic showed ltself in almost every poster that came from the art department Her expression Dont be tacetious marked one of those friendly battles with lean over gasoline Ioann always lumped like the Dlck ens whenever a 27 Chevvy rattled past her house Iumor Red Cross t4l Property Manager Iune Mad t4l Shield Statl l4l IEROME OORLOG Mooansrowu New Imsrav Ierome was a tall blond good natured boy who seldom let any thmg disturb him and especially not school work He could sleep through the most violent discussions in P 0 D or anywhere else for that matter Ieromes outside interests were cloaked in a veil of mystery and when asked about the future he replied One thing at a time WILLIAM CHARLES OFFER IR GRENLOCH Nrw Irnsrv Bill was a carefree fellow whose constant theme was cars first a Model A and then the new one His other main weaknesses aside from sleeping in Spanish class were members ot the weaker sex Will also played a mean tenor sax and had a passion for swing music He expects to enter college alter resting up this summer Band CZ 3 47 KENNETH IRONSIDE OVERBAGH 38 STATION AVENUE Although somewhat on the hefty side Butterball was a flash on the basketball court and as good natured and carefree as they come. Despite his endless loklng and laughing which proved some what of a nuisance in class at times he had his serious moments and was well liked both by teachers and his classmates, Eating. naturally was his favorite occupation. Ken would like to enter Penn this fall. Assistant-Manager Basketball l3l, Manager Tennis t3. 4l. 54 ,glw -Q nv- CLIFFORD BENTLY OWENS 115 HOPKINS AVENUE Cllfl was the chap wxth that far away look tn hrs eyes whose air of detachment where studles were concerned was at l1meS pcuntul to hrs teachers Hts mam mterests were agrlcultural not to forget certaxn larmerettes clurtng the summer especxally Lxz HIS carvmgs of ammal hgures were umque Chit s ambxtton IS to own a farm THOMAS ALLEN PADGETT 320 Avownnuz Avenue Cy saxd Allen was perhaps the best player he ever coached and he should know In addttlon to actmg as captam of our two champtonshlp teams Adj frequently was the one who carrled the pxgskm for the wtnnlng score Naturally thts football hero caused heart trouble among the gxrls and he responded wxth alacrlty Hrs plans to enhst m the Marmes and we hope he wzll contmue h1s wmmng ways there Football tll Vars1ty CZ 3 41 Varsxty Track t2 37 Varstty Base ball K3 4l Class Treasurer C37 Glee Club K2 3 4l A 55 second hobby, cars, proved useful in connection with the first. 'll-Xdi RICHARD TOWNSEND PANCOAST Dxck was a tall quxet boy whose capablhty was expressed m acttons rather than m words Among h1s hobb1es were the collec tton of commemorahve lssues of Unxted States stamps and the study of avlatlon Dlck was a good student and should have ltttle trouble when he enters the Umverslty of Pennsylvama m September M1ll1es dlmmutxve stature annoyed her but dtd not keep her from havmg her share of fun She was not among the more serlous members of our group and her grggllng tn the CL :mg class was a constant drstractlon Her pastxmes were draw1ng prctures ol her frlends and wrxtmg stones whrch she never hmshed Mxlhe s ambx tion IS to wrlte a book Whether she succeeds 1n that or not her neatness and eflxcxency should help her m whatever she undertakes MIRIAM AUDREY POHL 212 LINCOLN AVENUE Mere had a trxendly smlle cmd pretty hazel eyes that caused more than one member of the opposlte sex to seek her out to hnd what was behmd them She had weaknesses for good tokes blush mg and a tall dark harred boy Mmam was rarely m a hurry and usually late and to see her ambhng lexsurely down the halls or kntttmg one would never have thought she was the same glrl who dashed around a tennls court wlth so much pep Mere expects to enter college and take up elementary teachmg Choxr K2 3 4l Glee Club tl 2 3 4? Class Basketball ll! Tennls tl 2l Varsxty K3 47 Iumor Defense Councll 147 Shield Stait 143 CORA BISHOP PRIEST PRICE AVENUE GLENDORA NEW JERSEY Thts tall young lady wxth the beautttul black locks was the persomtxcatron of kmdness and also sorrethlng of a tlrrt Klttys Sports and basketball and class preferred to Ocean City Typlng was the favorlte pastlmes were wrltmg volummous letters roller skatmg and saymg good nlght to Ray Cora says she expects to get a lob and contmue her educatlon at mght school Could be NORMAN B RAIN!!-ZR 408 HAWTHORNE AVENUE gxrls were Norms favonte hobbzes wtth baseball a couple ot sweet young thmgs from the freshman Workouts ln the gym the lunch pertod and goxng m the summer were other acttvxtxes he emoyed subpect Norman dxd best and he hopes to secure a posxtlon m some phase ot government work Basketball t3l Baseball Manager C3 47 RICHARD COLVIN RANDALL 21 Woonumn AVENUE Dlcks bearmng countenance was one we wxll not soon forget He was a whxz at Engllsh and Hlstory and a great lover of classxc mustc no lazz or boogy woogle for htm' Polmcs was hrs tavortte topxc of conversanon and after college we predxct tor htm a career tn the dlplomatxc corps 56 LOIS ESTHER HEIF IOSEPH A RAPORT 43 POTTER STREET Ioe alras The Wrangler was a happy go lucky chap whose classrc profrle fascrnated certarn members of the so called weaker sex He had an rnexhaustrble source of gooa humor cmd was seldom seen wrthout a smrle Ioe s only apparent weakness was hrs appetrte for hamburgers and drawrng was hrs hobby He refused to drvulge hrs future plans but they are probably unusual IRVING MORSE REI-IVE 444 KrNcs Hrcr-rwm' EAST lrvrng was an unobtrusrve lrttle man whose srze and werght helped hrm to perform wrth dexterrty rn the gym Stamp collectrng was hrs mam hobby although he recently started to bowl and made raprd progress rn a short trrrre Engl sh class was the only thrng that got hrm down Irv wrshes to become an arrplane mechanrc l 419 HOPKINS AVENUE Lors that vrvacrous lass who was the only grrl rn the physrcs class had ravrshrng blonde hart and sparklrng blue eyes Although she ranked fourth rn her class she was by no means a book worm She just couldnt resrst red hair or the Navy and Stone Harbor played an rmportant role rn her summers Lors could be found on the hockey freld the tennis court and usually wlth Ash that handsome Romeo from Audubon She plans to pursue her studres in some college Varsrty Hockey C2 3 4l Tennrs t2 3l Haddon I-Irgher Staff C41 Magazrne Commrttee f3l Shreld Staff f4l ZANNIE ELTON RICHARDSON Moon: AVENUE How you dom boy? was the famrlrar questron that always heralded the approach of thrs jovral lad he lrked everyone and everyone lrked hun We wrll always remember Zannre for hrs hard play on the football freld and winged feet on the crnder path where he set many track records If he drsplays the same energy and abrlrty rn hrs future work that he drd on the athletrc freld there wrll be no questron of hrs success Football fll Varsrty I2 3 43 Track t2 3l Varsrty Ml 57 CHARLES FREDRIC RIEGERT RURAL AVENUE OSAGE NEW IERSEY Bud was one of the nolsxer members of our class who was always full of perslflage and wlsecracks but was never wlthout a smile He was an able member of last years champxonshlp golf team and dtd equally well wrth hxs studxes Charles besxdes work mg expects to study mechamcal engmeenng at Drexel Go C3 4l ELIZABETH FLORENCE ROLLER 760 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE When you heard a Yo Lwverl through the hall you knew that Betty was bemg paged She was probably the Wllll6Sl member of the class and always seemed to laugh her way out of trouble B ll be remembered for her clever 1m1tat1ons of other people etfy W1 and for her outstandmg performances on the basketball hockey and l seemed to tenms teams Her favorlte expresslon I hate men mclude everyone except a certatn lad from Collmgswood Betty 1S lookmg forward to a busmess posttlon B k b 11121 Vars1tyl3 47 Varstty Hockey C2 Sl Captaln as et a Tennxs C2 3 43 Home Room Representatxve C37 Class Secretary f2l ELEANOR DOROTHY ROTH CENTRAL AVENUE Buxcxwoon NEW IERSEY Dotty was one of our smaller glrls with black wavy tresses and a frlendly smxle that well betokened her agreeable nature Laughmg came easxly to Dot and the only shadow on her exlstence was P O D She was a smooth dancer especlally when Reds was l her lnspxratxon Although she has not declded on her future 1 IS not hard to guess MERRILL CLEMENT RUEPPEL 28 ROBERTS AVENUE Ruepp was the long lanky Elmer type mth shghtly uncon trollable Vocal cords and much ammatlon Books never really worrxed htm and his chret vxces were bow hes semor plays and ll t Women were cntxcally apprarsed before Spotty a pet a xga or obtammg hxs stamp of approval In the future he hopes to grace the campus of a college as yet undetermined 1 2l Orchestra fl 2 3l Glee Club f2l H1Y f3l Iumor Band f Red Cross f4l Iune Mad l4l Bachelor Bom f4l 58 . . I . , ' . . lf , . 4 I . , , . , , . , , . Ml, , . . , 1 I I - , . . . , . I I I I I I - I . . - NANCIE IANE RUSSELL 364 HICKORY LANE Nance w1Il always be remembered tor her magmhcent per formance as Penny the leadmg lady of our hrst play She took a lot of kxddlng about those freckled eyes and the fact that hm did brmg her pretty flowers After the tlre shortage she bxcycled around town Lxsterung to The Whxte Chiis of Dover and colung at Thor s wxth the B B s and H H s took up her spare moments Haddon Hzgher Statt I3 41 Secretary Iumor Red Cross Ml June Mad t4l Bachelor Bom Ml MARY ELIZABETH SAMMIS 28 Glu. Bonn Betty was a wmsome dark halred lassre wxth a school glrl com plexlon and bxg brown eyes Her tavonte pastlmes were kmttmg for War Rehet and collectmg post cards Mary has no dehmte plans for the future Glee Club ill 6 N BERNICE IANE SCHAFER 315 HICKORY LANE Among the outstandmg characteristics of thxs tall young rmss were her long dark tresses and lovely brown eyes Although her heart was sa1d to sklp a beat when a certmn blond young man tn a maroon coupe passed by Bernxce was sporting a rmg from the Helghts Statuesque and gracetul she xs well htted for the vocatlon she wxll study at a modelmg school ln New York EDWARD I SCHMITT LINCOLN AVENUE Bmcxwoon Nrw Isnssv Ed was that blg gemal lad W1l l the crew ha1rcut whose bluff and forthright manner made hun popular wlth both boys and gxrls Smrtty hked sports ln general but baseball was hls favorlte H was a good student and should have lxttle trouble rn gettmg a Job but he IS serrously thlnkmg ot enlxstlng ln the U S Navy More power to you Ed Varszty Baseball t4l 59 .. N - - I ' ' , , . . G11 . . .. . . ,. .. . .. I I ' Ii I I ll I . 1 , . 5 I - - - , . - 1 - , - Q ' l Q., . . . . ' .. . ,. . . . . , . e f , . WARREN WALTER SCHOEN 111 BRIARCLIFF Counr Warrens favorite pastimes were photography loaflng and breaking glrls hearts H1s puckish grin proved irresistible--as ev1 denced by his simultaneous wooing of Iosie Ianxce and Evelyn Other weaknesses were 1ce cream and cokes He was usually seen in the company of his two pals Chuck and George Warren intends to return to H M H S for a post graduate course after which he will take up mechanical engineering at Drexel Hi Y t3l CORINNE SCHULTZ 4 W:s'r Cormcs Avsnuz If you saw a flash of red and heard someone exclaun Dear Bill! you might assume that Kaye was in the vicinity-and if Murph was with her you could be sure of it Strangely enough her favorite sport was football we wonder why On Friday nights she could usually be found at one of the nearby rinks Although Kaye was always an avowed Navy girl Bill loxned the Army profession ELIZABETH ANNA SCOTT BLACK Honsr: Pix: GLENDORA Nrw Isnszv Betty better known as Scotty to most of us was a pretty little curly head with an amiable grin and a ready willingness to help her friends Tap dancmg and roller skating were her pet means of exercise and she displayed excellent form in both Betty cannot make up her mind what she wants to do after lune twelfth but Bob may have ideas DAVID SEAMAN 49 COLONIAL Rmcr: Avmwr: A large, jovial boy with an eradicable grin-that was Dave. He will be remembered for the splash he made in the pool, and for his able managing ot track. When he got his license, he said driving was second only to eating on his list of favorite occupations-and that they were his only weaknesses. After seeing his rosy cheeks turn scarlet at the mention of Ruthie's name, we wonder. Dave expects to grace Lehigh's campus in the tall. Band tl, Zl, Hi-Y t3, 41, Assistant-Manager Track f3l, Manager f4l, Swimming f3, 4l, Business Staff Shield f4l. 60 and we think she will change her allegiance Nursing is her chosen Chemistry Club C47 WALTER GILBERT SEARLES 3rd ASHLAND NEw IERSEY Although Walt was one ol the most retnrmg and bashful boys of the class where glrls were concerned hls funny antics m other tlelds kept hrs classmates ln strtches He could be seen dashmg around rn h1s 34 Chevy with a Sharp Sophomore lassle by his slde Walt shone along wxth hrs red halr ln the r1ght held ol our baseball team Reds expects to yom the servlce tn the Naval Arr Corps after graduatlon Baseball l2l Varsxty l3 4l Band l3l ELIZABETH BAKER SEES CENTRAL AVENUE BLAcrcwooD NEw IEESEY Bette was a fnendly gxrl and one ol our more consczentxous students Usually ol a plactd drsposltlon she could exclaun You ratl wxth mxld vehemence upon occasron Bowhng and learmng to drlve a car took much ol Bette s lexsure trme ln her semor year and nexghbor Ixmmy was always ready to take care ol any trme that was lelt Chemrstry was her favorlte subyect and alter college Bette hopes to become a techmcran IEAN LOUISE SHARP 80 CENTER STREET One ol the smaller and best llked g1rls of the class lean was as carefree as they come and above the average ln persorxalxty She showed promrse as a hockey player but football and Drck proved to be even more promzsmg It you saw a crowd of grrls wandermg U1 the halls and heard someone say That s a lulu you could be sure Shappxe was there wzth her saucy smxle and subtle wlt Although xt always seemed to be a struggle between studres and Dick we predrct a good Joh rn the busrness world lor lean at least for a whxle Hockey l2 Sl WILLIAM ERNEST SHIMMIN 57 CENTRE STREET Bxll was perhaps the most musrcally mchned man 1n our class He dld yeoman servlce ln the band orchestra and glee club for four years and was a member of the All State Chorus for three lthat was why he knew so many gxrls from all over the statel Bxll also played the piano rn many dance bands, and rntends to make musrc hrs career Orchestra ll, 2, 3, 47, Band ll, 2, 3, 4l, Glee Club ll, 2. 3, 4l. All State Chorus l2, 3, 47 6I 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1- 11 , . . . . 1 1 1 - I , ., 1 . . . . . -1 - 1 1 11 . . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 - 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 . u 1 11 1 1 -1 . 11 . . . , I , . 1 1 I . ADA MEREDITH SHIVERS MARLTON, NEW IERSEY Ada was usually m a hurry you mrght have thought she was prachczng for the Olymplcs 1n the corr1dors cmd her zestful drxvmg sent pedestnans scamperrng for the sxdewalks Her mterest rn gene alogy may be traced to the fact that her ancestors once owned the land on whxch the hxgh school now stands Ada mtends to contmue her studxes ln a teachers college Glee Club fl7 Tenms K37 Swunmmg 137 Basketball C37 Varslty 447 IULIA SIMON CHURCH LANE Bucxwoon NEW IERSEY Iuha was a retxcent young lady but that was no xndxcatton that she lacked defmxte and worthwhlle rdeas of her own Yeh h h? wlth a nsmg mflectlon was her most frequently used expresslon Umforms photography and drxvmg her brother s car were her pnn cxpal mterests Iulra plans to become an xnterxor decorator WARREN CAMPBELL SINCLAIR 80 GROVE STREET Sxnk was an easy gomg fellow wxth an amxable dxsposxtxon and was well llked by all He was seldom seen wrth the opposxte sex but he was very frrendly wxth a certaln mrss who was ln most of hrs classes Warren was one of the star performers on our football team and also played basketball and baseball Ask htm about hls change Warren hopes to attaln a posttxon ln the busmess world after graduation Flsh and Game Club C37 Football 127 Varsxty C3 47 Basketball K1 Z7 Vars1tyC3 47 Baseball C27 Varsxty 43 47 RUTH SLATER 761 REDMAN AvEr UE The charrmng blonde malorette who led the band wrth such an a1r of dxstmctxon was Rufus Her sunny dxsposrtron and the frne poxse whxch she malntamed at all tunes were only two of her many assets Dave and eatmg occupled much of her txme but the former was defmltely preferred Rufus should make a lovely adclltxon to some college campus Drum Ma1orette C3 47 Shield Staff K47 41 62 troubles in Miss Fellows' shorthand class, and watch his color Ei IOSEPH IAMES SMART 64 Gnovs STREET Despxte hxs seemmg quletness when there was an outburst of laughter m the classroom mt frequently came from Ioe Hls hobby was collectlng tropxcal fzsh and what an assortment he had' He knew them all by name Ioe was one of our brxghter students of Spamsh and wlshes to contmue hrs study of languages m some college Glee Club 13 47 Haddon Hzgher Staff C3 4l WILLIAM IOSEPI-I SMITH 22 McP1-uzuu Avrmu: Bxll was one of the outstandmg golfers on our team and played no small part m our wmmng champlonshlps Hts deep bass voxce wxll also be mlssed m the Glee Club of whxch he was a falthful member through all four years Although he mtends to contmue school B111 eventually hopes to become a golf pro Soccer f2l Golf f2 3 4l Football K2 3 4l Bachelor Born Ml Glee Club fl 2 3 4l THOMAS EDWARD START 216 Lnxsvxsw Avrnus This lively and llkable chap could usually be found overlookmg the practlce sessions of all athlettc teams and he never mlssed a game Tom was fairly quxet ln school but loved a good argument and could shout down the best of them Although posltlve m hls oplmons he was a good student who could thmk for hlmself and he was generally rlght Hts blush was magmhcent to behold and usually accompamed the debate Tom wlshes to jom some branch of our armed forces ELIN VIRGINIA STILLMAN 351 Kmcs HIGHWAY Ersr An attractive red head with sparklmg brown eyes that was Glnme She had great achng abrhty as was shown ln our second semor play fjust ask her about those rehearsalsl Her pashmes were agltatmg the pxano keys amusing Ned and scarmg pedestrlans on Kmgs Hlghway If you want to see some charmmg confusxon ask her who gave her the lxly Gmme wxll go to Hood rn the fall rf all goes well Glee Club fl Zl Playshoppers f2l Iumor Red Cross f4l Bachelor Bom 143 63 THELMA AGNES SUTERS BLACK Honss Pixs CHEWS Lmnmc, Nnw IEnsEY Tiny was a conscientious- girl who never permitted anything to interfere with her school work. She seemed quiet and reserved to most of us in school but she knew how to get along with the stronger sex. Ask her about that address book. Thelma was also a whiz behind the wheel of her car-when she could get it to run. Bookkeeping is the type of work she wishes to undertake and her efficiency in this subject in school bodes well for her ambition. ROSELLA ANNA SZIVERY ASHLAND NEW IERSEY This attractive senior could be seen almost every morning watt xng at the railroad for a certain friend Music was her hobby and although she played the piano with unusual skill jazz had no part ln her repertoire Rose also collected phonograph records She expects to work for a year and then go to college with the ultimate DAISY KAY TAMES SECOND Arm WILSON AVENUES GLENDOHA NEW IERSEY Daisy Mae was one of our more decided brunettes with beautiful black wavy hair brown eyes and a happy disposition Dancing La Conga with a tall handsome blond chap was the high point ln her existence but she was always ready for any fun or IAMES HOLT TAYLOR 127 Mouurwru. AVENUE lim and his pal Rock were inseparable and could usually be seen riding to school together about 8 28 in the morning Sometimes they had to push the Jalopy to get there lim was well liked by everyone probably because he was such a good listener-even if he didnt get the point of the yoke most of the time Although some what bashful he got along fine with the girls lim may go to college Football f4l Track f2l Varsity f3l 64 mm of teaching algebra to future generations Glee Club tl 2 3 4l excitement. Daisy plarls to learn of the art of hairdressing. IOHN TEIGLAND 408 NAREERT1-1 AVENUE Iohnny was a good natured cuss whose fnendly grm cmd pleasant manner wxll long remaxn m our memones When we saw hxs grey coupe go whxzzxng lor was 1t wheez1ng?l by late m the evening hours we knew Iohn was returmng from one of hxs many dates wlth some faxr damsel ol the school Basketball golf and baseball were hrs favonte sports Iohn will probably get a job after graduatlon Basketball 131 Varsxty l4l FREDERICK LAURENT TEST 411 MEmoN AVENUE Penny was our outstandlng authorlty on sports he perused that sectlon m the newspaper wlth the enthuslasm most of us dis played for the comlcs He was also well read on the events of the day Gxrls except the bathmg beautxes on the beach at Ocean Clty d1d not mterest him Gym work especxally the hlgh bar was hrs is Nemesxs but txshmg and eatmg were rtght down hrs alley Penny expects to enter college to prepare tor work rn the held ot chemlcal engmeermg Intramural Softball t2l ASSlSlQHl Manager Baseball K3 43 if C' BARBARA IANE TORR 150 PEYTON AVENUE We wxll probably best remember Bobby for her rare sense of humor her unusual personal1ty Tman hair and blg brown eyes Whether dxscussmg polxtxcs rehglon or psychology Bobby could always be counted upon for a good argument She has dehnltely decxded to be a career woman and whether rt be actlng buslness or tlyxng we predrct a brxllxant future for her Tennls tll Basketball ill Glee Club 137 Playshoppers C2 3l HELEN ROGERS VAN DYKE 130 WEST COTTAGE AVENUE x Helen was a pretty lass who was well hked by all the gxrls Although boys ot hlgh school age drd not seem to mterest her foot ball was her tavorxte sport Remember the txme she brought her beautltul dog Pr1nce to Enghsh class to unprove h1s speech? Helen has not determmed what she wzll do after graduatxon Glee Club tl 2l 65 3 I , ' . . .Y Nil! l I . . Q ' . - W- . - gr. ' , ' - , . If I p . ., .. Y ' . . . . .' . ' ,. .1 ' , I- 1 1 1. I - 'F A of A l my A .I . Q . I L x . ... . ., ' . I . .. . N, - HOWARD HAYES WALSH FORD AVENUE HADDONEIELD R D No 1 DORIS MAE VENDIG 232 CHESTNUT STREET Dorrs was a good natured girl who took walkmg talkxng and makmg irxends 1n her swxft darly stnde Along wxth her mfecttous grrn and wxt she had her romantxc moments-as wxtnessed by that football medal Duck was an actlve partxclpant rn all sports and amazed us thts wmter by the patxence she dlsplayed m kmttmg socks for the war reltef Dons ambltxon rs to become a gymnastlc mstructor Glee Club tl 21 Hockey tl 2 3l Shield Staff l4l SHIRLEY ELIZABETH VOIGT 307 Kmcs HIGHWAY EAST A dull moment never occurred m Shxrleys company as her contagxous laugh and wrtty remarks were the dellght of her many inends Studxes were a mxnor annoyance m Shxrleys hte as her soclal UCllVllleS such as brxdge dancmg and datmg lack took up most of her tlme Ask her sometlme about her vacatlon ln Ocean Cxty and those weekly letters from a certam umversxty-and watch her blush Shxrley xntends to study secretarxal work at a busxness school ln the fall and would be a very pleasant addrtton to any olhce Glee Club tl 2l Bud was that tall lad wxth the black curly harr and engagxng grxn Naturally he was a Romeo oi no small attamments but golden hatred Monre from Collmgswood seemed to have the edge He was also a member of our champxonshxp football team Bud s skxll as a horseback rxder and hrs ownershlp of a calf gxve the clue to hrs dream of the future-a great cattle ranch Football K2 3 4l ELMA ROSE WARRINGTON MARLTON NEW IERSEY Toots was a lun lovtng grrl wlth a merry twmkle xn her blue eyes and was usually chuckhng over somethmg Whether playmg basketball or helpxng xn some class actxvxty she dxd 1t wxth a will Eatmg 1ce cream rce skat1ng and stamp collectmg were among her favorxte relaxatlons Elmas abrllty and pleaslng personalxty should ard her to secure a secretarlal posmon Varsxty Basketball l4l Shreld Typing S103 l4l 66 - I I , . . , . 6 ' - , Q I I I I , . . tl ll ' ' ' . , . , ' I a - , . , , , . RUTH N WELLER LOWERLANDING ROAD BLENHEIM NEW IERSEY A carefree gurl wrth a happy gnn for everyone was Polly She was an outstandmg performer on the basketball court and the capable co captarn of th1s years team She was never In a hurry to get anywhere unless lt was to prepare for a date wrth Tommy Ruths ambltlon IS to become a nurse but we thmk that she may change her career to home economlcs Basketball C1 Zl Varsrty K3 47 VIRGINIA LUCY WHITE 202 ELLIS Srnssr Gmnle was the attractxve and pert httle mxss who could be seen durrng her luncheon hour chattrng wrth a well known football player Roller skating collectmg plctures of Ioe Louls and llstemng or dancing to swmg bands were among her favored avocatxons Hon anticipates a secretarlal posrhon In Camden WYNNEI-'RED CLAIRE WHITTY 117 LANSDOWNE Avlmur-: Wynn was one of the more loquac1ous members of our class and could hold forth at length on almost any toprc Swrng musrc was her hobby and she kept a scrapbook fxlled w1th prctures of band leaders She also sang ln the Glee Club for four years and could jrtterbug wxth the best Eahng was another pastxme that made her brown eyes lxght up wlth genume pleasure Wynn plans to enter tralnxng to become a nurse Glee Club tl Z 3 41 GLADYS WILLIAMS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Buxcxwoon Nnw Isnszv One of Gladys best traxts was to accompllsh whatever she undertook as her scholastic record showed She was always ready for fun and her cheery H1 wxll long be remembered In her lexsure time Gladys could be found poppmg corn or playxng the pxano Wth h f dl 1 er men y ways we behave Gladys wxll be successful ln her chosen held of stenography after hmshmg a course m busmess school 67 1 NAOMI CATHERINE WILI.IAMS CENTRAL AVENUE GRENLOCH NEW IERSEY Naomi was a cheerful lassle whose long black haxr was the envy of her frlends Another outstandlng characterxsttc was her pleasant and frank dxsposttton She cmd her xnseparable pal Peggy always spent thelr summers together at Wrldwood what was the secret attractlon? Naoml s steadmess and dependab1hty should enable her to become a capable nurse KATHRYN ELIZABETH YOUNG 229 Kmcs HIGHWAY EAs'r A good dtsposttlon and charmmg smlle were only two of the many assets Bobble possessed Her loudest complaxnt was Home work agam' The weekends were the happy days for Rabbit and they werent only vacatxons from school She and her sxdekxck Betty were seen everywhere together whether xt was managmg the hockey team or smgrng ln the chotr A posxtton tn a busmess oifxce IS Bobbtes atm after graduatxon but we thmk Ade wxll dectde her future Playshoppers 127 Glee Club tl 2 3 43 Assxstant Hockey Man ager t2t Manager C3 47 Class Treasurer KZ! Class Secretary 13? Treasurer Student Body t4l Home Room Representatxve t4t Busmess Stat! Shield t4l ARTHUR OTTO ZOUBEK OSAGE NEW IEnsEY Art was one of our taller boys whose merry blue eyes and gemal dxsposttton were never known to be dxsturbed by any sttuatton except the awful catastrophe of those parted seams durlng that lunch hour Hrs greatest weakness was for a pretty Red Head a weakness of three years standmg Art enhsted 1n the U S Navy as an axrplane mechanrc durmg the last halt oi thts year and has the best wxshes of all hts classmates tor the part he wrll play rn the defense of our country IM ROLAND MIDDLETON BALLINGER March 15, 1941 68 Q75 n THE PARTIING I I EY r r vof N ,W 69 N 3, T'.'!fI'1XE 7, 1 Q 1' flu 2 wif: L 17' L If 1 1 16211 j.1f1 Mxlfi :lf-1' :gfv II! 1-1 .1 LVUIII, 4 fmt .xv fi ,-will zpsxl fi' 1 life' I1u'.'.' ',,1if'I'O Iii lf---' .',' ,, fk'3.1 i rriribly :id 1 .t flfifhif' thi, .iggiui he 5, 'ri 'lflfi ' ' 'I :Sf f.1fIIQ'3' gwlw 1.1215 ' I 1. '.-. Qifffs Ife- ',-,' A f1-.f.i -1511 .zg X r M. QQ ' 'k,' 'L' 'Q3'1' .inf ,rl rizixw ' fr' lu' -.-, l, ffiflflifil 'ffm Pvujirl. M 1:',' 11.9 fit- - an :M I,i?',XF'1 fzfcii HQ '.-,' ,wziiW tc fxfiff. V-FUTH Nffff ILHK SIIINIGIODI-2 IIZLAISS k,-0F,.. IIAIJIDONFIEI-D MEMQRIAI. IIIGII SCIICOI l'R1iSh'.N7'S W 77 JU E MAD ,4 Ifnrnwdy in Three Arts by Florvnre Ryersmi mul ffnlfn 1.1. uzenls I-IRIIPXY AND F-X'I'IIRl3AY ICYENINGS, NOXIQMIKIQR .Zfhh .nn-I 29th, 1911 lIlRh'fITln'IJ lil' IIISS . II,4REE C, llll.I,I'lilf - e, ,,,, Ye-- Cast in Order of Appearance PENNY WOOD N XXIII' RI rFIQI.L CIIIQCK HARRIS ROISI-IRT BIRNEY XIRF. WOOD AIO.-YY ,XI IIIITI-IR HLMIQR Tl TTLE 'XII-IRRILI. RIII'IPl'IiL IDR, WOOD lL.fXRI.'l'llN ill DLEY EI-'FIE .II-IAN DIQIBERT MILLY LOL' XIILIJRIHQIJ BARRON fi. MIQRYYN ROBERTS CHARLES IIOLLINGER HOCIQR VAN NLECK WILLARD LOCKWOOD NIR. Il.-XRRIS WAYNE NRAFT NIIIRLEX XXIIN'I'WOR'l'H .IANIC NIl'I'1IIlELL JIYLIIQ HARRIS Rl'I'H III. RINTZ ..-,Ei Slage Manager--Rowland Ilainr-s Properly Managers-Jean Miller and ,Inann Olp -,.-go, - SYNOPSIS OF SCENES IIN- avxnui of the play ink:-5 plum- in the lixing morn nl Ihr IN 4:0415 Iiuuec' in Lynbrocyk. a small mwn in the Micldlz'-YM-sl ACI' If.-K V'z'dncsday aflvrmmn in June. ACI' II-SCENE I 'I'IwfnlI1ming Friday nighl, SCENE Ile Saturday aflc-rnurm, ACT III-f-Saturday mvllirig. .. ,NU ,, MUSIC-WIIICII SCHOOL 0R1ilIIQ5'I'K.N Directed by Mr. Richard NI, Douglass. Accordion Music by Earl Nlonrr, ....+0i,- Visit our Refreshment Bar in the haIlway between the Acts ..,, YO, ,-.,-,, l'ru11'uc'ed by special arrangement wilh Samuel Frmrh nf Nvw York. I THE SENIOR CLASS .-OF. HADDONFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS 'BACHELOR BCR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ICVENINGS, MARCH 20th and lllsl, 1942 DIRECTED BY MISS ZIIAREE G. IIILLYER ........0..1. CIIARLIES IJONKIN MBIMBOU FARINGDON VICTOR lil-ZAMISH ...... FRANK HASTINGS ,. , ELLEN . BARBARA I-'ANI-I BUTTON FARINCDON MATRON , , ROSEMA RY FA RIN GIJON CHRIS FA RINGDON PHILIP DIE POURYILLR , HFLOSSII-Q NIGIITINGALI-1 . Cas! in order of Appearance WILLARD LOIIKYVOOD . JACK MICI IAEL . DAN MATIIEWS CIlAIlI.IiS IIOLLINGIQR ALIIII-I BR.-XIII JOAN AIICI DOCK ITIIR NIITIE BARRON , JANE HANSBURY . NANCIIC RUS VIRGINIA STILLBIAN SI-ILL ROBERT EVANS MI-IRRILL RUI-IPPISL THE REV. EDMUND OYINGTON ROBERT BIRNEY SIR BERKELEY NIGHTINCALE . CARLTON DUDLEY TRAVERS .. ....., . ,. , .,, BILL SMITH POP . ..., . ...... ., , , . , , . JACK COULTER OLD CRUMPSW . .. ROBERT BESSELMAN ...i...0?.?. Stage Manager-Kenneth Overbaglx Properly Managers---Ruxh DeRuntz and Ruth O'Brien gin... SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action of the entire play takes place in Mr. Donkirfs stu Red House, Marbledown School. ACT I-SCENE SCENE ACT II-SCENE SCENE ACI' III-Three IAMorning. II-Later in the day. I-Three weeks later. II-The following evening. weeks later. vii-,1 MUSIC-HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Directed by Mr. Richard M. Douglass. -.loli dy in the Visit our Refreshment Bar in the halfway Leiween the Acts. Produced by SPECIQZI permission with Samuel French of New York. .5 ,.. 54 .J pe 04:1 roars ,. I 3Z'I.1 ' Wag , n 5 e 1652 Hera y limi Vvxab 3'ackC 'saw Q se Myvfle 5,57 Pnl as B Class Comzcs 72 e tme ,I Zio 3 1 Nw X'Q3g'if.,.: -N- .M -.,,, '5- Bo -B. Y f- : 5,,ver-vm-g,rs:L x L . I ll , , I if 1 e. I X, A 3 bl! 'I Cammy YNHK51 v LTU! Lviu J H QQ QW Lifi X01 'ETH Cs-L me Bm1nqBREEZE xr N 'VX bbu S R gm, 59010 pawn 0 my ,MV uv Class Com1cs 73 Q f'Q Qqli ' mi A I H , xx Gooqan RTL W f , 1 TM Kr ' ,fq -' ' , K ,, x L 4 .W 5 'sx.,,.. M X V X .- - A 1 1 of 3 x 3 I xx wed' k cl- E H J N uc. I ,, 'bin Q ' ' fd C112 ffmemzx Bngham Young Brother Orchld Irene Three Smart Grrls Grow Up Sarlors Lady Pubhc Deb No l We Who Are Young Mr and Mrs Smrth Hullabaloo Lucky Partners Tall Dark and Handsome K1tty Poyle N1ce Grrl Sunny Topper Crtrzen Kane Free and Easy Scattergood Barnes Hellzapopln Rrse and Shme SUSPICIOH The Thrn Man Three Grrls About Town Treat Em Rough Strawberry Blonde Accent on Love Sxs Hopkrns Ragtrme Cowboy Ioe Remember the Day Small Town Deb Chocolate Soldler Great Mr Nobody Mr Dynamlte Blondte Andy Hardy Femxnxne Touch Hurr1cane Smxth Men In Her L1te The Lady Has Plans Lady Be Good She Knew All The Answers Z1egfeld Glrl Woman of the Year 74 Bob Evans Adolf Betty Lappm Mzddze Nancy Ioann Dorothy Curtxs Bernzce Schafer Freshmen Ioan and Dan Luncht1me lean and Drclc Bob Alleger Kathryn Young Dottre Matlack Rowland Haznes Iohn Texgland Bob Brrney lack Coulter Bob Dowmng Mary MacEvers Allen Padgett What Every Teacher Has Ken McElwee Lucrlle Helen Sally B111 Dost Iune Gary Peggy and lack Mary Fox Ed Sm: h Ruth Nelson Betty Eggre Carlton Dudley Merr1ll Rueppel Vrnce Del Duca Margre French Clyde Blanche Goodwm George Abrahamson lane Abel Glorra Gross lane Macdonald Ioan Auchter Ruth de Runtz Betty lane Kmsella The Great Profile ....................................... Charlie Hollinger Q,-'gan gli dh ,Songs Baby Face Humpty Dumpty Heart I Dont Wanna Walk Wrthout You Green Eyes Pal of My Cradle Days Everythrng Happens to Me I Love You Truly I Only Want A Buddy Not a Sweetheart You Can Depend on Me Stardust Scatterbra1n Oh Iohnny' You Were Meant For Me You re A Natural Don t Let Iuha Fool Ya Where Do I Go From Here? Sweeter Than The Sweetest You Must Have Been A Beauhful Baby You Gotta Be A Football Hero From One Love to Another Wme Women and Song Speakmg of Angels I See a M1l11on People Two Clgarettes rn the Dark Day Dreanung Thxs Love of Mme Two xn Love When Irxsh Eyes are Sm111ng You re Drlvzng Me Crazy Sam You Made The Pants Too Long Pretty L1ttle Busybody Your Feets Too B1g When The Roses Bloom Aga1n N1ne Old Men These Are The Th1ngs I Love You and I Ieepers Creepers' Where d You Get Those Peepers? Mary MacEvers Vmcent Del Duca Harry and Ella Dons Vendzg Dan and Ioan lane Hansbury Betty and I H Betty Roller Bobble Young Mary and lack F rank Harnson lohn Hale D1ck and lean Rachel Bltzer Iulra Szmon Bobby Torr Iune Gary B111 Dost Adj Padgett Shrrley Nash Adolph Mme Tmy Durham lack and Sh1rley lane F1sher Sally and D T Helen and H M Ruth O Br1en Homework Martm Kravrtz Betty Getty Margze French Graduahon Teachers Holzdays lack and Peg Lucrlle Hale Sometlmes Glona and G M Well All Rxghtl lane Macdonald 75 So Shy .................................................... Walt Searles athczn Shirley M MZ 4 Ill cmd. Match f 3 Catnm me H u.th Q Doris Kravitz Batt j Gio: ee G Dag! Ft n Jana C ' if-Ott W' A A Mnaam Eeity MOWHSOA .xy Joan Mfc. Snacks 0 53 fy-Jysgoly fgs CZLLHU Dottie M and moby 5 Miller 2 71 Qflememhereh We the Class of 1942 of the Haddonfield Memorlal Hrgh School Haddon field New Iersey being of unsound mind and sad ot heart but havlng good Judgment and understanding do hereby make public this our last will and testament bequeathrng all our cherished possessions as hereinafter stated To the class of 1943 we leave our BEFBESHMENT BAR at our senior plays and our day dreaming 11'1 study hall Iane Hansbury gives her alluring eyes to Evelyn Steven on Wes Bleakly leaves his superman physique to Buss Evans Betty Boller bequeaths her athletic ab1l1ty to Betty Pittman Tiny Durham forks over his excess inches to Mlckey Hale Harry Hawn gives his basketball ability to Owen Fitzgerald Angie lndrrso wills her brilliance to Betty Carr Alan Ebert passes on his characterrzatron of a drugstore cowboy Bob Cupp Iack Convery throws his line to anyone who can catch it Helen Lehman entrusts her giggle to Nancy Lunn Bill Dost bequeaths h1s swimming ability to Head Perkins Lucille Hale passes on her come hither look to Ianice Moore Doris Vendig forks over her short skirts to Grace Touzell Bernice Schafer yields her strut to Mary Brlck Betty G-ettys artistic ability goes to Mary McConnell Frank Harrisons Wild Antics are willed to any four freshmen Sally Hughes debutante slouch is bestowed upon Claire Lehman Mary Fox leaves her hair styles to Ioyce Sharp Nance Bussell s acting ab1l1ty goes to Mary Iane Ringgold Elizabeth Eggre entrusts her twrrling to Bobby Stlrnson lane Fisher gives her captivating dimples to Theresa Hughes Adolph Brudzinski bequeaths his sharp clothes to Bay Benson 77 t 53 A ' ' s . Iohn Hale leaves his indifferent attitude to lack Padgett. Adi leaves his women to any dozen Juniors Evelyn Garwood passes on her sun tan to Nancy Randall Shirley Voxght gives her devil may care attitude to Io Rasco Mae McFadden gladly wtlls her avoxrdupois to Marte Indriso Iune Gary leaves her charming personality to Marg Elberson Iean Sharp bequeaths her good behavior in school to Patsy Goldthorp Walt Searles passes on h1s bashlul blush to Ed Tuzel lane Abel leaves H M H S with a sigh of relief Bob Birney entrusts his business acumen to Ray Benson Mildred Henisee gives her pretty voice to Pollv Gleason To Mr George Lawson our class advisor we offer our most heartfelt thanks for it was his encouragement that made our class a success In Witness Whereol We the Class of 1942 having duly apportioned our most cherished possessions do hereby sign and seal this document on twelfth day of Iune Nineteen Hundred and Forty two Counsellor at Law Witnesses Z Q Z Jfbwfwi new in mmaoi Q0-wsdfxs-s-AXvQ,o 78 Peggy Flinn bequeaths her cheerleading ability to Doris Searles. ' ' , ' ' the O ACTIVITIES THE STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION The followmg oihcers were elected to conduct the crticnrs of the Student Body Robert Alleger Presxdent Ioan Auchter Secretary Kathryn Young Treasurer 80 Read Perkins ................................. Vice-President The Student Body Organ1zat1on presented an outstandmg ser1es of assem bly programs thrs year both rn those by the students and those by talent from outstde the school Among the speakers on World atla1rs were Dr Sollman Dr Park D Albert and Manoah Letde Tedesco who appeared under the sponsorshrp of the Haddontreld Botary Club Mrlkauth Chavre also gafe an rntormatlve talk on Asra Iuha Shlemon spoke on Anclent Per 1G and Modern lran her lecture was made more rnterestlng by a beautltul exhxblt ot Persran handlcraft Educatlonal and screntrtrc programs were g1ven by Cleveland P Grant and Karl Moslowskr who showed mot1on plctures ot wrld lrte ln Amer1ca Dr George Boemmert s mrcrovlvarrum showed mtcrobes magnrhed thousands of trmes Mr B M Zrmmerman gave a very 1nterest1ng lecture on drvrng and had a colorful exh1b1t of undersea hte V1lh1almur Stetanssons tallc on arctrc exploratron drspelled many erroneous conceptlons regardmg hte ln the North Among the more entertalnlng programs were those of Leroy TVl1ller the Musrcal Clocker Albert Payne the former House of Bepresentatrves page boy Russell Hoogerhyde who gave a thrrllmg exh1b1t1on ot archery Lane K Newberry on How Artrsts Get That Way and the talk ot Roy Zept Mr Cameron Beck and Mr Alfred E Drrscoll spoke on toprcs ot general mterest Muslcal programs were presented by the Master Srnge s and by the lunlata College Cholr Specral assemblres presented by the students were g1ven ln celebratton of Armrstrce Day Chr1stmas Easter and Memorral Day Others tncluded programs by the Glee Club by the Cholr and the Extemooraneous Speakmg contests Other 1mportant events not presented rn assembly but largely parttcrpated rn by the students were the sentor plays Iune Mad and Bachelor Born the Gymnastlc Exhtbltron the football banquet at lvledtord Lakes College Nrght at the Fortnlghtly Club the commun1ty smg at Chrlstmas and the MUSIC Festlval A ser1es of I-l1Y dances provrded recreatton durlng the wlnter mo mths and the Student Body partles were among the best ever held 8 I , . , . , r. , , Q , . - , , , . . - , , , T' I Y I I A I I , . , , , . IUNIOR CLASS A short tlme after the begmnmg of school the Iumor Class orgamzed and elected the followmg ottxcers Thornton Scott Presldent Evelyn Stevenson Secretary Mane Indrlso Treasurer Dur1ng the latter part ot November the class had tts magazme campalgn wh1ch proved to be very successful fmanc1ally The outstandmg soc1al event of the year was of course the Iuruor Prom held on the evemng ot May exghth The beautxtul and unusual decorahons transformed the gym mto a fcnryland the band was superlatwe and all 1n all the dance was one of the best ever Mr Harvey Gerber was the adv1sor of therr act1v1t1es 82 t .mf 7 :xl lsN.'f. Ray Benson ..... . ............................ Vice-President I SOPHOMORE CLASS Organlzmg for the fxrst t1rr1e as a class under the leadershlp of Mr Iames G Devor the Sophornores elected the followmg students to act as the1r otflcers Wxlham Cumm1ngs Preszdent Iames Rxegert Vlce Pres1dent lack Schnemder Treasurer Thelr 1n1t1al prolect under the t1me1y t1t1e ot Fort Grub a refreshment booth at the Student Body Party was a great success very unportant event was the purchase ot class r1ngs 1n the spnng 83 Lois Schumacher .............. ................... S ecretary A . . . . I 6' THE SHIELD The Yearbook ot the Class of 1942 was produced by the tollowrng staff W1llard A Lockwood Edrtor 1n Ch1et Ioan Auchter and Betty Morrrson Asszsfant Edrtors Robert Alleger and Iean M1ller Sports Edrtors Glorra Gross and Dorothy Matlack Feature Edztors lane Abel and Angehna Indr1so Advertrsrng Managers Molly B1s1gnano Typmg Manager Edrtorral Commzttee M1ldred Barron lane Crowther Frances De Mans Iane P1sher Blanche Goodwm Samuel Hagerman Lucllle Hale Helen Leh man Florence Horton Sally Hughes M1ll1cent Norcross Ioann Olp Mmam Pohl LOIS Re1t Ruth Slater and Dons Vendlg Advertrsmg Commrttee Rachel B1tzer lane Crowther Mar1or1e French Eumce Frrth Blanche Goodwrn Rowland HGIHGS Ruth Hoffman Wayne Kraft Dorothy Matlack lean Mxller lane Mltchell Betty Mornson Ioan New comb Ioann Olp Dave Seaman and Kathryn Young Typmg Commzttee Irene Aducat Ianeth Duclcett Thekla Esler and Elma Warrmgton The staff was under the dlrectron ot Mr George H Clymer 84 -r '-IIVG--'Jiri' X 1 -- 1 f' rw ,. x lx ll . . . . . .... . . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 -f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 HADDG HIGHER Published by the Students of Haddonfield High School Vol, V-NO, 3 DECEMBER 23, 1941 5 Cents ' K 5 x . o :gi 1' 'S V 'X J If ,. if V. ilwfw- J in F me Asse Promised I disagree v New York is page boy of th tives has ofter appears before body on Janus the hot battles his capacity as of the most ex tory. Payne w government an cially bringing angle. Mr. Pa ing sense of hi southern accent Queen of Eng' other notables. Dr. George X with his microi 9:15 assembly microvivarium posed of a mt and a microscc this remarkable scopic action ir 'be displayed on mert will be rr here, having vis years ago, follo the Chicago Wo At the speciz KYW's musical will speak to th 27. He will pre broadcasting. Julia Shlemor of the tradition. of ancient Per when she speak for girls on Fel talk of the wa' stead, the age- homeland. Miss of a physician in to study radio br return to Iran u first radio statioi CContinued c 85 With the excellent cooperation of every member, the Haddon Higher staff published outstanding issues of the school newspaper this year. Ioan Auchter and Bob Birney, our competent Co-Editors, assisted by Lois Reif, Florence Horton, Sam Hagerman, Ed Dale, and Tom Greene, handled the news and feature articles. Sports Editor Bob Alleger and Angelina Indriso were aided by Dave Seaman and Kenneth Overbagh. Wayne Kraft, as Assistant-Editor, took charge of headlines, while Mitie Barron, Nancy Russell, and Martha Shuster produced Round the Flagpole . Catherine Huth, Alice Braddock, Millicent Norcross, Ianet Kraft, Herman Anderson, David Cluley, Ioe Smart, Bob Buzzard, and Bill Leyendecker, reporters, had various assign- ments. Ioan McConkey, Exchange Editor, and Rowland Haines, Circulation Manager, completed the staff. Angelina lndriso, Betty Morrison, Kathryn Young, Mary lane Asay, Delcie Lambdon, and Marie Indriso were our efficient typists. When the new staff was elected in March, Tom Greene became the new Editor, assisted by Betty Carr. Malcolm Wells took over the news assignment, Evelyn Stevenson the features, Marie Indriso and Ray Campbell the sports, Martha Shuster and Betty Pittman the column, and lane Rush handled ex- changes. Donald Patch became the new Business Manager. Reporting was done by Tom Auchter, Bob Buzzard, Bill Hickman, Paul Iepson, Alex Kieper, Icmet Kraft, Bill Leyendecker, Read Perkins, and Betty Potter. Typists were Evelyn Baker, Marie lndriso, Betty Potter, and Delcie Lambdon, chairman. Literary advisers of the staff were Miss lane Hill, Miss Lenore Martin, and Mr. Richard Powell, with Mr. Edward Reiter the business adviser. Eg g - - Q 5, giff' Dine ment that the Pearl Harbor ed for the U. S. Far East. Im- hool, wished to om our area are e fate of these est to all of us. ble only for a ' Duddy Mac- -breaking swim- years ago. He ior to enlist in wson has heard last letter came 1 i ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under their new director, Mr. Richard W. Douglass, played for the pep rallies during the football season and other special assemblies, at both senior plays, at the graduation exercises, and assisted in several other school functions. Icmet Shew .... . . .President lane Cowden ...... .... S ecretary William Shimmin .......... .... T reasurer Ieanne Bartolett .................................. Librarian The orchestra will lose the following seniors, many ot them members ot the group for four years: lane Cowden, Clyde Cunningham, Frances De Maris, Carlton Dudley, Ivan Forman, Robert Henszey, and William Shimmin. LM 'Ann 1 Nix 3? Q 1 QQ Nf? fb 5 9 9 ' I K 3 f M X swf HI-Y Meeting under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Decker, the Hi-Y elected the following officers: Iames Nagle ....... President Arthur Lum .... .... V ice-President Malcolm Wells .. ..... Secretary Thomas Auchter .................................. Treasurer The Hi-Y had many interesting programs with outside speakers, organized a basketball team, and placed second in the Hi-Y Softball League. Represen- tatives of the group attended various conferences, and also the meeting of the Hi-Y Legislature at Trenton. 90 LIBRARIANS The girls who formed the library group Worked under the competent direction of Miss Tilton as her assist- ants during tree periods, and gained much practical experience. IUNIOR RED CROSS The Iunior Red Cross began its season in November with a successful financial campaign. With the outbreak of the war, its obligations were increased. In addition to sending several boxes ot Christmas toys abroad for British children, the organization made over seven hundred favors tor Fort Dix, and donated crossword puzzle booklets and tray covers for use in army hospitals. During the years the girls also completed several sewing and knitting projects, while the boys worked in the shop making wooden toys. The following officers, elected in September, directed this busy program: Ioan Auchter ............................. General Chairman Peggy Pickell . .. ..... Finance Chairman Nancy Russell .. ............ Secretary Mildred Barron ............. .... P ublicity Chairman Betty Carr ................... .... P roduction Chairman Robert Birney and lane Rush .... .... C ouncil Members 9 I CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club, meeting under the direction of Mr. Roger Test, under- took many experiments during the course of the year, among the most interesting of which were those in volumetric analysis and with colloids. The following officers conducted their affairs: Ross Wiant ................ President . new Marion Walker . . .Secretary-Treasurer FISH AND GAME CLUB The Fish and Game Club had an active year under the sponsorship of Mr. Edward Reiter. In addition to regular afternoon sessions, the club held several evening meetings at which films were shown of hunting and fishing. They also attended a regular meeting of the Camden Fish and Game Club and saw pictures of fishing in Florida. Among the highlights of the year was attendance in a body at the Sportsman's Show in Philadelphia, with its ex- hibitions of wild life, fish, casting, and contests by Indians. Upon returning, the club planned a casting contest of its own. The group collected and sold newspapers during the year to replenish their treasury. Officers for the year were as follows: Lewis Holloway . . .......... President Parker Griffeth ....... Vice-President Thomas Auchter .... . . . Secretary-Treasurer CHEER LEADERS The cheer leading squad this year, under the capable direction of Mr. Charles Ware, showed many improved routines, and their peppy efforts in evoking enthusiastic response from the students played no small part in in- spiring our championship football team. Members of the squad to be graduated are Peg Flinn, Iane Macdonald, Sam Brick, Rowland Haines, and Iarrett Hall, leaving Patsy Goldthorp, Doris Searles, Lucy Hammell, Martha Shuster, Evelyn Stevenson, Ray Campbell, and Bill Leyendecker to carry on next fall. 93 SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL The colorful football aggregation which represented Haddonfield this season repeated its brilliant performance of the preceding year and success- fully defended its championship, winning eight of nine games. Paulsboro was ruled co-champion. Banquets were again tendered the team by the Exchange Club and at Medford Lakes under the sponsorship of men of the community. The scores were as follows: Clayton ..........,... U Haddonfield .... . . . 25 Bridgeton , . . . . 0 Haddonfield ,... , . , 19 Palmyra ...... . 13 Haddonfield ,... . . . 33 Merchantville , . . . 14 Haddonfield . . . . . 25 Glassboro .... . . O Haddonfield . . . . . 25 Audubon .... , 2 Haddonfield . . . 5 Woodbury .... . . O Haddonfield . . , . 19 Collingswood ....,... 6 Haddonfield .,........ U Haddon Heights ....., 0 Haddonfield ,,.4.,..., 31 Among the memorable games were that mud-wallow with Audubon, Collingswood's revenge for our defeat of their championship team of 1940, and the highest score against the Heights attained in the history of the contests between the schools. Among the veterans who will not be available next year are Captain Alan Padgett, Bill Dost, Iack Coulter, lack Hall, lay Mercer, Dick Mawson, Adolph Brudzinski, Vincent Del Duca, Dan Mathews, Norman Durham, Warren Sinclair, Robert Evans, Robert Alleger, George Clymer, and Iohn Kruse. Coulter, Dost, Hall, and Padgett were All-South Iersey selections. Only four lettermen are returning to form a nucleus for next fall's team, under the leadership of captain-elect Charles Sapio. The team was ably coached by Mr. Cyrus Marter, and his assistant Mr. Harvey Gerber. , , -. iw . ,,, KR QI, fgH,,bvAf sofbflf L Q Qi. ' Q 3 Ou is 'S N l E hi.,-va Ja 'IAM -Q tag ' ga, 1 ' - '7- 4 Q 1 W1 - I J -Ck Q- Q7 N 1 . 3 l a 3 V vjz is n ' 3 ': 5'TQ ff et, - .f B' Q2 ' A ' 'gfq'-f' ,. xp Q- 1 ., 1 . :?:,vgg-11, ,. 'xw fl 'ix' mf, -ff 1 X 1 H 5 R A f W Q, hhfj N- ' 'Y ' I -W . W x . ' '-6 W . Q N W j'b4' Nfl, . 3 x 5 N A . x I YQ Vx' xt.: ,513 Q, ,X 5 1 121 Y-I .4 1' ' , V - 23 ' mx L Y . ' . -I QLJAEJ ' 1' A. -. 5-if . A 4E,?5y,S 6, Kang.. A V 'f., 4 ' .A Q gr. 4' A -,E 4 ' ' 5 A , a s N ' ,A . - we 1 l ag Q -. I 1? QQ in 1 A ly 9 A ' Q A .f Ks,a 1 Y my M QR W G 311 Ng.. V, 91, '3'., ?9':X 1 u ' 65' A .. ' 'wr ' aff? Tri' XR? A -Qs.. - I ' .5 X ' 5 ,K 4 My A - X ' .5.. - .9 - ef' n..A..,,fsx..,-ff W '? ' ..x ' 9'.1, ..' -5 'X in were A - A F fx X J - Q-.. . 3 4 K W .f:,5rz,4,1:vi 4 ., ., .W I F A gt x I k I - , 1 A 4 9, VARSITY HOCKEY The varsity hockey squad had a fair season, winning four games out of eight. Haddon Heights . ,. , Haddonfield Moorestown Haddonfield Moorestown Friends .. Haddonfield Merchantville Haddonfield Audubon ..... . , . . Haddonfield Collingswood Haddonfield Haddon Heights ...,.. Haddonfield Alumni , ............ Haddonfield Those girls to be lost through graduation are Captain Betty Roller, lane Able, Marjorie French, Evie Holloway, Catherine Huth, loan McConkey, lean Miller, Lois Beif, and managers lane Mitchell, Betty Morrison, and Catherine Young. The captain-elect for next season is Elizabeth Weest. The team was under the able direction of Miss Mable L. Budd. IUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY ,,, - .r .Y ,. ,. P, ,,,.- ,.,.-. . , N: in, 3 - I L. ,M f, Y ,, ,mf Jima.,- . , ,,, - . 98 and tying one out of Haddon Heights .. Moorestown Moorestown Friends Merchantville ..... Audubon , Collingswood ...,. Haddon Heights .. vm The junior varsity girls did not have a very good season, winning only two seven contests. Haddonfield Haddonfield Haddonfield Haddonfield Haddonfield Haddonfield Haddonfield U 4 O O 2 U U The team was coached by Miss Budd. Wi s FRESHMAN HOCKEY The freshmen had two hockey squads this fall, under the able coaching of Miss Eleanor L. Price. First Team Second Team Collingswood .. 2 Haddonfield l Collingswood .. 0 Haddonfield 2 Haddon Heights 1 Haddonfield O Haddon Heights 0 Haddonfield 2 Audubon .. .. 1 Haddonfield 8 Audubon ...... U Haddonfield 3 Iunior School .. U Haddonfield 5 Iunior School .. 0 Haddonfield 2 Woodbury .,,. 6 Haddonfield O Woodbury ..., 2 Haddonfield 0 ln addition to these teams, there was a round robin interclass tournament, in which the seniors were undefeated. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls did not have a very successful season, winning but two games and tying one in their schedule oi ten contests. Betty Roller was the high scorer ot the team. Those members to be graduated are co-Captains Angie Indriso and Ruth Weller, Evelyn Holloway, Betty Roller, and Elma Warrington. Iane Bakely will captain next year's team. The team was under the direction of Miss Mabel Budd. IUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL The junior varsity girls' basketball team won two games and lost tive. The group was captained by Ruth Duncan, and coached by Miss Budd. 1 C- i, 1-uv' ii '55 Q Ill! ag! all E Kiii ul V ,X x 218' .V 3 1 1 A 'V , I 'K ' xl n ii Q'v! 2 'iffz lvti Q A ? , 4 X qhiprgli ,5 'IE g W5 IK, WM K 2k 2 Sw T da if 5 A if i K il y H ,L If LS 3 A x ,Q K f .I .. 5 3 if , YM 9 222 9? ' 2. 9 3- fi 3 5 3' 34 'KB , i E 3 fw . fe A , i.A Wg' , ff 53!i ?iQ f,N QQ 2 T54 f' E? ?? BOYS' BASKETBALL The boys' varsity basketball had one of the most disas- trous seasons in years, although there were some exciting and close contests, as in the Audubon game, which was tied and then lost in an.overtime period. The team seemed to improve toward the end ot the season. Harry I-lawn and Warren Sin- clair are the members ot the varsity to be graduated, and some other seniors who had been playing on the varsity dropped out before the conclusion of the schedule. When Mr. Lentz left our school, Mr. Cyrus Marter took over the coaching assignment for the last few games. The junior-varsity lost the majority of their games, owing largely to the fact that some of their best players moved up to the varsity about midway in the season. This experience should mean a better team next winter. The boys' freshman basketball team won two out ot five games played against freshman aggregations, and lost two others against teams ot older boys. Harry Bratt was the manager, and the team was coached by Mr. Calvin Adams. Klivqg I 1 . Y I . K ..,v-nn, . ' ' . v - we ' 4' ac SWIMIVIING Swimming was the brighter side of our winter sports program, the team winning four meets, one by forfeit, and losing three. They will keenly feel the loss through graduation of such key men as Bill Dost and lack Hall. Bill Dost completed his collection of every league record in individual free- style events by taking the ZOO-yard swim in 2318.4 seconds. Other capable performers to be graduated are George Clymer, lack Coulter, Robert Alleger, Adolph Brudzinski, Ken Maguire, Charles Kowalewitz, Augustus Carr, Dave Seaman, and Rowland Haines. The team was ably coached by Mr. George Lawson. . .mm ,L twgallrlffi Q '57 , it iw-if is BASEBALL The baseball team split even in league contests last spring, winning and losing tour, although they also lost four non-league games. Five lettermen Will form the nucleus of this year's squad, and prospects are fair. They wil play a league schedule of nine games, against Camden, Auduf bon, Woodrow Wilson, Haddon Heights, Bridgeton, Vineland, Collingswood, Woodbury, and Millville, and three non-league contests with Audubon, Bridgeton, and Haddon Heights. Those members ot the team to be graduated are I. Anderson, Cargile, Convery, Hall, Mercer, Alleger, Searles, and Sinclair, as well as Co-Managers Test and Rainier. The team was under the direction of Mr. George Hawson, assisted by Mr. Edward Reiter. GOLF The golf team garnered its third championship of the South-Iersey Golf League last spring, and as tive varsity players are returning, should have an- other good season, Patsy Goldthorp, Bill Smith, and Charley Riegert are the members of the team who will be lost through graduation. The team was coached by Mr. Clarence Moll. BOYS' TENNIS The boys' tennis team had a good record last spring, winning three out ol four matches, and the return ot tive lettermen means good prospects for this season. They will again engage in league competition, playing Wood- row Wilson, Collingswood, Camden, Palmyra, and Riverside. The seniors who will be lost to the team are Ed Dale, Iohn Mather, and also Manager Kenneth Overbagh. The team was ably coached by Mr. I. Franklin Miller. GIRLS' TENNIS Last spring the girls finished the season with three wins and tive losses, but the matches lost were very close, With six ot last year's varsity players gone, the outlook for this season is uncertain. The girls will open the season with Bridgeton, followed by Collingswood, Paulsboro, Haddon Heights, Moorestown Friends, and Woodbury. The members of the team to be graduated are Betty Roller, Dorothy Matlack, Miriam Pohl, Evelyn Holloway, Lois Beit, and loan McConkey. The manager was Mildred Wells. The team was ably coached by Miss Mabel Budd. E -gn Q! W Wg 0 4,3 4 . P' ., D. 4 A 1 sf . 1 5 9 :QQ 9 1' 16 34 '-4.22.2 Yiwu S v S 'tp 'Q , ,. 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