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

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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

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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

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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