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

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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

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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 - , .

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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