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

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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- . '

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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

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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