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

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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

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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 - , - ,... ,

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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