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

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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 . - . , . . .

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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 - . - - .

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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