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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1943 volume:

4 lf glx FKLEIIIB f xx Q THE SHIELD YEARBUUK OF THE CLASS UF 19413 HADDUNFIIELD MEMURHAL HIGH SCHUUL Haddonfield New Jersey DMDHQATJIUN WE THE CLASS OF 1943 BOOK TO OUR FRIEND AND ADVISER MR HARVEY GERBEH 'W 'X X W DEDICATE THIS, OUR YEARL an Y- TO THE CLASS OF 43 W1th world condrtlons 1n cr state of trc1ns1t1or1 only your best efforts courage and co opercmon w111 be good enough Your Splfll of co opera t1on has been well demonstrated m the pcxst cmd I feel that when courcrge 1S needed you wont be found wcrntrng Though some prolects sponsored by classes ln the post were demed to you there undoubt edly rernoun cxssocrcltxons and CICl1V1l1eS whtch wxll rnecm much 1n the future To me the crssocxotlon Wllh your class was no small pleasure ond your future cxcttvmes wxll contmue to be cr real mterest Sxncerely 'U LCINTEN IIS ADMINISTRATION MEMORIAL GRADUATES IN SERVICE Page VICTORY CORPS CIASSES TI-IE CLASS ACTIVITIES SPORTS 95 iff IH VI x , . ..,.........,.. 12 H13 QC, 20 , 4,.... I....4,. 2 3 ADMINHSTQRJYWON ' T0 THE CLASS OF 1943: Todays difficulties call for the finest type of citizenship we have ever exhibited. Faith in one's fellow human beings, courage in the face of danger and trouble, and an endurance and stamina to meet and over- come obstacles are required. We can, we must, we will provide for a future more Christian than the past. Each and every one of us has his or her most important contribution to make. I like the spirit of the lol- lowing poem: Well, son, l'll tell you: Life for me hasn't been no crystal stair! It's had tacks in it, And splinters, Boards tom up, Places with no carpet on the floor. lust bare .... But all the time l've been a climbin' on- Reachin' lan-din's, Turnin' corners, Sometimes goin' on Where there hasn't been no light at all .... So, boy, don't you turn back! Don't you sit down on the steps 'Cause you find the goin' hard. Look at me, honey: l'se still a-goin', l'se still a-clirnbin', And life for me hasn't been no crystal stair. From THE DREAM KEEPER AND OTHER POEMS Supervising Principal. By Langston Hughes 8 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1943: There are many pessimists who will be glad to give you advice, to tell you that this is the most unhappy and unfortunate time ever to be graduated from high school. The immediacy of the war limits their perspective. But beyond the horizon you will find unprecedented opportu- nities, or why should we be engaged in war? If the way seems hard, remember that adversity toughens and that: When the oak is straining in the wind, The trunk sends down a deeper root on the windward side. ZWQWA FAC CALVIN ADAMS JR Hxstory PRESCO ANDERSON Enghsh MARY F BAIRD Commercxal Subjects ALDA J BECKER Commercxal Subjecis MABEL L BUDD Physxcal Educcmon GEORGE H CLYIVIER English MARGET S CRAIG ELIZABETH B DENGLER Hygiene Jsmzs G Devon Commerczal Subjects MARY E DIAMOND Commerclal Subjecis ALICE H DOUGHERTY RICHARD W DOUGLASST Music JAMES E DRURYT Maihemutxcs HENRS DYKHUIZEN Hxstory JACK FARQUHAR' Physxcal Educcmon FAY FETTEROLF English HARVEY F GERBER Mcrthemaucs MARGARET A GIST Englxsh REBECCA M GLOVER Foods SARAH M HATFIELD Clothmg JANE HILL Enghsh MAREE G HILLYER Englxsh MALCOLM D JOHNSON History PAUL T JOHNSON Mechamccd Drawxng Resxgned Servmg 1n the U S Army C. . . An' Physicol Educuiion ULTY GEORGE E LAWSON Physical Educator: FLORENCE M LOFTUS Commercial Sublects LOUISETTE R LOGAN? French CYRUS D MARTER Physical Education LENORE MARTIN English LEMUEL J MCCAULLEY Spanish J ANNETTE McCOMB Commercial Subjects ELIZABETH N MCCREA English J FRANKLIN MILLER Maihemaixcs CLARENCE R MOLL Physics RUTH H MUNSON Spanish and Amencan History HAZEI. H MUTH Civics ELEANOR I. PRICE Physical Educahon EDWARD R REITER Commercial Subpects DORIS W SHIVERS Commercial Subjects GERTRUDE H SMITH Biology JOHN E STIVELY Algebra and Problems of Democracy BURD D STOVER JR Science BARD W STRATTON Manual Training W. ROGER TEST Chemistry and Physics MILDRED L. TILTON Librarian ESTELLA B. WAAS Latin CHARLES S. WARE Music '9Resigned. 'On leave in U. S, Service. 5 luemafukil GLENN ROBERT CURTIS Glenn Curtls was a member ol the graduatlng class unt1l last November when he lett school to enhst 1n the Un1ted States Merchant Manne He was lost on h1s hrst trlp out ln March when hls boat was sunk by the actxon of enemy subrnarmes Glenn was a pleasant courteous boy whose ready srmle made hlm well hked by all hrs classmates and the shock of hrs death brought very close the gr1m reality of the War I 2 7 MDRYC XSCIXS C I AXIl D'LW'ATfl'?lS IN SQIEZRVQIC I 'i CNl'PQ' fff gf' HADDONFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SERVING IN WORLD WAR II TIIIS 11st IS COmpIe1e IO the be-St OI our knowledoe OS OI AprII I5 1943 ABEL FRANCIS J ADUCAT ROBERT AIKEN IAMES AIII-,GER ROBERT B ANDERSON DANIEL ANDRESS L RAYMOND ARMSTLAD FURNESS ARSENAULT HUBERT ARSENAULT IOHN ATKINSON HARRY RACHMAN HEINZ BACKNLR ROBERT A BAILEY ROBERT BAKER FRANK JV BAKER IAMES F BAKER STUART G BAKER WILLIAM BALDERMAN EARL BALL ANNA BALLINGER KENNETH E BIRRATI CEORGE IL BARRETT BERNARD I BARRETT GORDON H BARRETT JOHN BATEMAIN IOHN I BATES GEORGE BATTEN EDWARD F BAYLOR WALTER BLALE F ROWE BENNETT DAVID E BENNETT GEORGE BERGER RICHARD D BLVAN HARRY BFVAN IOHN W BIEMILLER RICHARD C BISIGNANO GEORGE BIYLER RALSTON E BIADES IACK BLANCK H FRANK BLEAKLEY IOHN BLEAKI EY WESLEY BOCCHICCHIO ANTHONY BOULTON RICHARD N BOWEN CHARLES II BOWEN WILLIAM E BOVIERS GEORGE BRADDOCK EDWARD BRENNAN IAMES R BROWIN ROBERT C BROWN THOMAS BROWNELL JACK HARRY BRUDZ NSKI ADOLPH BUCCIALIA ROLAND BUCHANAN RALPH M BURCH PRINSEN BUSHEY SYLVAN BUSHEY THOMAS BUZBY CALVIN CALL LOUIS T CAMPBELL CHARLES B CARAVELLI ROBERT O CARGILE HOWELL CARNEY BERNARD CARR AUGUSTUS CASTIGILIA FRANK CASTOR PAUL M CHAMBERS HENRY CHAMBERS ROBERT JR CLARKE NORMAN H CLYMER GEORGE A CONLEY THOMAS P CONVERY JACK COOK CHARLES COOK GEORGE R COOK HENRY SRD COOK RICHARD COOPER WILLIAM CORWIN WARREN B CORWIN NUEL COULTER JAMES COWPERTHWAITP THEODORE COX CHARLES K CRESCENZO RAYMOND CUNNINCHAM CLYDE DAGER DONALD W DANNENHOWER HAROLD DAVIS ALBERT L DEL DUCA VINCENT JOSEPH DL LUCAS GEORGE E DIETSCH NORBERT F DI MARCO RAYMOND DOCGETT LEWIS DOUGHTY NORMAN DOUGHTY SELDEN E DUFF WILLIS DYER CHARLES DYER FRANCIS DYER L DOW EARLIN EDNA EBERT ALAN C EBRIGHT CARL D EDGAR JAMES W EDGAR JESSE B EDGAR PHILIP EDWARDS W CHAPMAN ENGLAND ALFRED JR ESTERLUND RAYMOND F EUBANKS ANDREW Mxssmg In Acixon Kllled In Serv1Ce I rv I I . 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EVANS HOWARD EVERETT JANE FAROUHAR DONALD FAROUHAR JACK IVFARROW RICHARD FEIGEL WERNER PLINN WILLIAM M FIITCRAFT CHARLES FLYNN JAMES J FLYNN THOMAS E FOWLER JOHN W FOWLER NEWBERN R FOWLER PAUL C FOX JOHN G FOX THEODORE P FOX WILLIAM EDWARD FROMM GEORGE A FULTON HERBERT PURNESS HAROLD ALLAN GAITHER JAMES M GALE WALTER GARWOOD DERBEN GARWOOD MERLE H GEIGER WILBUR GEORGE CASSIN GEORGE WALTER GERHARDT BERNARD GERMAN EDWARD GIBSON THOMAS F GILLIAM JOSEPH C GILLIAM PRIMORSE W GITHENS HOWARD T GITHENS ROBERT E ILENZ CHARLES B CLENZ HARRY CLENZ KENNETH A GODFREY J LESTER GOERLICK H LEWIS OLDBERG HERBERT GONZALES MANUEL GORMAN VINCENT C GRAVENOR KENNETH GRAVENOR PAUL GREY ROBERT GRIFFETH H YOULDEN GRIFFING ROBERT GRIM JOHN J GRIMSLEY JOHN JRIMSLEY KENSIL GUILES FRED L JR HALE JAMES HALE JOHN HALE ROBERT HAMILTON DAVID E HAMILTON WILLIAM HANGER RYLAND HARRIS DAVID HARRIS DONALD M HART ALAN R HARTMANN CHAS PHILIP HARTMANN JOSEPH HAWN HARRY W HAYDOCK JESSE G HAYES HARRY HAYES JOHN L HEAP ALBERT R HELLER FRANCIS F HENRY ROBERT T HENRY RUSSELL HENRY WILLIAM HENSHALL WAYNE R HESS VERNON HILES G MILTON HILL RALPH S HINCHMAN GILBERT HINES JOHN JAMES HINSKI EUGENE V HINSK1 OSCAR JR HIRES WALTER B HITCHENS W CHOLONER HODGSEN W GENTRY HOLMES WILLIAM HOOKS JOSEPH HOPKINS THOMAS HUNTER ALBERT IANNOTTI CHARLES IRETON ROBERT L JACOBY ALBERT JENKINS OLIVER JOHNSON FRANCIS JOHNSON HERBERT JOHNSTON ALBERT E KEEPER G FRANK KESKES ADOLPH KERBOUGH EDWARD H KIMBLE W ROWLAND KING WILLIAM KNEIBLER CHARLES V KNEIBLER JUNE BENDORF KNIGHT WILLIAM B IIXNORTZ WILLIAM J KOWALEWITZ CHARLES KRAVITZ MARTIN LA BOVE HARRY LA BOVE MICHAEL LANGNER CHARLES A LAZO ALLISON LAZO JOSEPH LAZO WILLIAM Mxssmg In Acuon PIISOner of WOT 1 I I I I I D , I. 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ROBERT J TYLER CHARLES ULRICH JAMES E ULRICH KI-:RN VAN ARKEL BERNARD VAN ARKEL JOHN VAN CLEVI-: JOHN W VANDEGRIET CHARLES H VANDEGRIFT MILLARD WALKER THOMAS P WALLACE THOMAS HERBERT WALTERS CHARLES J WALTON EDWARD A WALTON G HOWARD WANNEWICK HARRY A WASHINGTON HARRY J VIASHINGTON ROBERT W WEEKS LINWOOD V WEISSMANN GEORGE P WELLS DORIS PHAUP WELLS JOHN K WESLEY LESTER WESLEY ROBERT N WEST EDWARD WEST JOSEPH ROSS WETTLIN DANIEL WHITEWAY A PAYNEE WHITEWAY PHILIP WILLARD G STUART WILSON RAYMOND J WILSON WILLIAM VVITTWER LAURENCE G WOEHR HARRY WOEHR JAMES WOLFE EDWARD J WOLFE ROBERT WOODWARD H MERRITT WOODWARD WALTER L WRIGHT A LEONARD YEARSLEY JOHN W YEARSLI-:Y KATRINA ZANCARI ALBERT YEPE CARL ZEPHER STANLEY H ZOUBEK ARTHUR O 1Iled m Acuon I I - 1 GQ ,I J I I STAFFORD' ROBERT WENTZ, TOWNSEND H. - ' I ' I7 HADDONFIELD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CN OT GRADUATEDJ SERVING IN WORLD WAR II ACKERMAN ANDREW ALBERTSON WILLIAM APP S LESTER ARMSTRONG CHARLES ARMSTRONG WILLIAM H ARNDT HENRY AVIS PAUL H BACON RICHARD BAKLEY EDWARD BEELER ELMER K BERG ERNEST A BERGER EUGENE BERGER THOMAS RERNAT JOSEPH W BETHEL ROBERT V BIRDSALL ROBERT H BLAIR KENNETH O BLOEMKER RICHARD J BOCLHICCHIO ROMON BODFISH RODNEY R BOLAND CHARLES I BOLAND JOSEPH BOOZ JACK BOZIAN WILLIAM A BRENNAN THOMAS BUZBY JOSEPH T CARAVLLLI ERNEST CARAVELLI FRED CHENEY J LOUISE CLARK MORRIS B JR CLARK WILLIAM CLOUD ALBERT COLBECK JAMES COOKE GERALD J COOPER ALLEN COOPER CHARLES AUGUSTUS COPE SAMUEL COPE WILLIAM COPPS WILLIAM C COSSON N EDWARD COWPERTHWAITE EVERETI' CREWE JOHN LEWIN CURRAN ALBERT CURTIS GLENN R DAVIS WALTER A DIVIS WILBERT DIXON JAMES P DONOVAN JOHN DYER HAROLD EDWARDS THOMAS EGAN THOMAS ELLIS ARTHUR P JR ELLIS GORDON ENDLINE FREDERICK ERNST DAVID EVANOFF ALVIN EVANS CHARLES W FALATO EUGENE FARMS ELMER FIDELL EUGENE L FITZGERALD PHILIP J ELITCRAFT GEORGE H FOX G EBER GARRETT CLINTON C GAUNT HARVEY GIESECKE J W GRAFF WILLIAM GRUMMIE RICHARD GRIMSLEY RICHARD F HARDER HARRY HARRISON CHARLES HARRISON HERBERT HARRISON ROBERT HAYES J ROBERT HEATH KENNETH HERRINGTON JOHN HIRSCHMILLER ARTHUR HODGSON JOHN H HOGAN LLOYD R HOHING THOMAS W HOLLOWAY CHARLES HOLLOWAY HOWARD HOLLOWAY JOHN HOLLOWAY RAYMOND HOOVER EARL HOSTER WILLIAM HOWELL FRANCIS J HUNLEY GEORGE RUSSELL IANNOTTI THOMAS IRETON GEORGE W JENNINGS WALTER IOHNSON ROY W KAUFFMAN DONALD M KIRCHER ELIZABETH YIRCHER ROBERT KOLB CHARLES E KRUSE JOHN H LAMONT JAMES LAPHAN CHARLES G LEHMAN JOHN J LEON HOWARD ost ct ecI ,I C' Z ,, . 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I8 LETTS ALBERT E LEYENDECKER FRED LINDSAY DAVID LORE GEORGE T W LUNN ALBERT LYON EDWARD H M CLOSKEY WEBSTER MCEADDEN ROBERT MCEERREU LAWRENCE MCCOWAN HARRY J MCCIRR WILLIAM C MCKEONE JAMES E MCKEONE WILLIAM R MCNEILL GEORGE B MCNEILL JAMES P MCWILLIAMS JOHN D MGCBEAN NORMAN MACILL CHARLES E MAKOWSKI SICMUND MANN ALEXANDER REED MARINER WILLIAM D MARKEIM C HARRIS MEADER DANIEL C MERKH ERED J MOEEA MICHAEL MORAD FRANK H OLIVER CARROLL PEDRICK ELBERT J PELLY WALTER C PERKINS ALFRED PLATT RICHARD I POPE WALTER POWELL ERNEST L POWELL RICHARD POWELL ROBERT B PRIGGEMEIER WILLIAM REILLY EDWARD REILLY FRANK J REXOII ANDREW D RICE PAUL W RIEGEL BERTINE M RILEY MINNINGHAM IR ROBERTS MARION ROBERTS WILLIAM ROBERTS QUENTIN R ROBINSON BERNARD ROSSI JOSEPH ROUH ELLWOOD ROWAIND LEROY RULON WALTER SAHNS RALPH I SCHAEFER GEORGE SCHETTLER CHARLES SCHLEINKOFER JOSEPH SCURTI VINCENT SEE GEORGE O SHAPLEIGH ROBERT SHARPLEY WALTER SHAW DONALD L SHAW FURMAN W SHIELDS DAVID SHERIDAN FRANK J SIMPKINS ALBERT SMITH HARRY H SMITH HARRY STEPHENSON EDGAR STEWART JOHN STEWART WILLIAM SYKES CECIL SYKES JOHN W SYKES ROBERT SYKES SOLOMON TATEM ROBERT TAYLOR HARRY V TAYLOR WILLIAM TIGHE SYLVESTER A TOOMER ROBERT TULE KARL G TYSON FRANK M VOIGT FRANK WALTER ROBERT S WARD ALBERT H WATSON LeJEUNE WEBER CHRISTOPHER I WEBER THEODORE L WEISSMANN FREDERICK WESTERLY ERIC WHEELER WARREN H WHITE ARTHUR W WHITE GEORGE WIBLE WILLIS WICKES WALLACE G WILLIAMS ALFRED L WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIS WM J JR WILSON FRED D WOLFE ROBERT J WONDERLY ALEXANDER WOOD GEORGE WRIGHT GEORGE WRIGHT JAMES WRIGHT WILLIAM NYNOCKER RODMAN ZIESCH FRANZ . . ' J C I , - M. I I .' W. ' , . I ' . ' , C. , , f 'J, PEACOCK, LAWRENCE K. WALKER' WARREN G, I9 fy, Jf Zi ' ' : 1 'E 4, -.fq The Service Club Civil Defense Messengers First Aid Station Aides p....-1.- .. Block Wardens - THE CLASS Thomton F Scott Presxdent fs 1' Vxrglma Ton Secretary Raymond D Campbell Vice President Raymond H Benson. Ir Treasurer If One brtght September dawn tn 1939 as the crtlzens ot Haddonheld were bustly egg and baconlng l1ttle dld they suspect a portentous event that was about to occur The unfortunate faculty however had been prepared for the worst and tult11l1ng the1r darkest expectatlons promptly at 8 30 ln swarmed a brand new crop of bad lrttle greml1ns and ttbberty grbbets Thus began the hxstory of the educatlon ol the class of 43 greml1ns All year we plugged mk wells were loquac1ous rn study hall bumped 1nto unwary teachers and trred to C1VO1d any erudrtlon that was gently thrust upon us At the years end we found that for the most part we had been bhthely mgnored so we resolved to make a better rmpresston ln the years to come We met agarn ln 1940 m these same 1mmortal halls Mr Gerber had the courage to undertake the 'urther d1rect1on ot the bad httle grernllns H15 a1rn was to r1d us ot our nasty habrts and to enhance our lntellectual and soclal tralts 1n order to make us ready for the days alter graduatlon He put us under our own government Wllh Raymond Benson as Presldent Polly Shlvers Vxce Presldent Ehzabeth Weest Secretary and Iack Padgett Treasurer To QIVG lack somethmg to enter 1n the books the Soph Brau was estabhshed tor the purpose of supplymg refreshments to the Student Body partygoers Because we were developmg from such nasty greml1ns to halfway bearable creatures we were rewarded wlth r1ngs and p1ns to d1st1ngu1sh us as a class destrned for prommence 1n the annals of H M H S hlstory 24 9, ' ' Hrsrom' or THE ctlftss or W5 Upon starting our Junior year gremlms and fhbberty g1bbets stlll we thought our Washington Trip was on the way to becomtng a reality when suddenly the face of all the world was changed on December 7 1941 Determination was etched upon the facades of us all Mr Gerber undaunted by the fact that we would be unable to make the traditional 1ourney led us onward Thornton Scott was elected chief executive Ray Benson reappeared as Vice President Evelyn Stevenson made her debut as Secretary and Marie lndriso was entrusted with the class capltal We made history in the magazine campaign by oreakmg all previous records Flibberty gibbet wonder Betty Carr was the super salesman and received her award at the dance given to celebrate our success We took over the management of the Haddon Higher and in the midst of our rapidly increasing fame we sponsored a singular prom on May the eighth All flibberty gibbets were granted school keys as their tokens As summer approached we volunteered our servlces to alleviate the farm labor shortage fit is remotely possible that one or two crass individuals mlght have regarded the work a a vacation? And so we settled down for the vacation to recuperate for our crowning year The fact that plans for our Washington Trip were merely phantom dreams did not disturb the sang froid of the now old and improved gremlins The international s1tuat1on grew grave and we devoted our efforts to the common cause We all worked 1n department stores and post of'1ces during the Christmas vacation volunteered our servlces as Iumor Defense Aides farm workers and aircraft warning observers Fast stations rolled bandages and made other Red Cross supplies The treas ury however d1d not go unnot1ced The crass had re elected Thornton Scott as Presldent Ray Campbell became Vice President VIIQIHIC Torr Secretary and Ray Benson Treasurer We furmshed the necessary refreshments for the hungry crowds at the football games and of course Treasurer Benson reloiced over the profits On November eighteenth and nineteenth we gave our senior play 'The Patsy which was a clever comedy dlrected by Miss Hillyer The prom on April thirtleth was our final social fling Our efforts to help 111 the emergency were only slight in comparison with the greater SGCI'll1CeS which some of our number made Our president of two years Thornton Scott along with Robert Aducat Iack Barrett Wes Blealrly Thomas Mutchler William Opfer Robert Radcliffe Norm Rainier and Frank Stallings added n w stars on the service flag Sooner than we had expected we were dropping our gremhn antics and settling down to serious business T e moving finger writes and having writ moves on to write of greater things But there is little more to 1nscr1be of the brxlhant success story of the bad llttle gremhns in their struggle for intellectual maturity All capped and gownecl we trod the last great steps in the history of our class and received those precious little documents which marked graduation-and the end of the Class of 43 25 getting rid of their title f1ibberty-gibbetsf' the girls cleaned first aid . . , A. DONALD I ANDERSON 312 Menon Avenue School barltone future Caruso as slonate playboy takes llfe wrth a gram of salt not too SDICYI Rxdley solld stooge But Mr Mlllerl enthusxastlcl Dorsey fan talented quarantmlst gambler swam HOPPISS m the wmter Slgnal Corps U S Army Glee Club C3 45 Choxr C3 41 Vxctory Corps C1-U EILEEN ANDERSON Mcxrlton. New Iersey Curly locks collects fx st edttrons attractxon close to home partxal to blondes a conscrentlous tudent usually knew the answers 1n class but wasted no words sense of humor laconlc qulps alr of mtld boredom future undecxded E1leen HERMAN ROBFRT ADUCAT Marlton New Iersey Gemal good nature full of Jokes Thats mellow never WOIT1Gd too much about school well lxked by both sexes had pOS1l1V9 vxews he used to buxld boats but now he satls on them our loss IS the Merchant Manne gaxnl rugged bnght red ha1r he made that Chevy hum Bob WILLIAM H ALFF 712 Redman Avenue Alfle dependable cuss basement Medford cowboy subtle humor plaster sa1nt7 S A E ex t owner of one 'nashed Nash Whats the future No stuftl Navy man to be 'mot the type 1 Iunlor Defense Alde Messeng r Q41 Block Warden physlcxst 1 'P Women? 26 x r r 0,-V . xv f .5 . U - x,1n . PATRICIA OLIVIA ANDERSON 140 Wayne Avenue . Super fine gal . , . hailed from Iersey City . . . brought two baby-blue eyes . . . Here comes the Navy . . , soft on Oklahoma boys . . . letters from E did wonders . . . will take her place as some- body's stenog a Glee Club C35 BRYSON C ARMSTEAD 230 Douglas Avenue Good physrque short but potent swell d1spos1t1on good natured wont aarnlt lt but those btke rldes he dldnt take alone were funl leavmg hls future up to Uncle Sam Navy prefer ence neat dresser Oh that pale blue pork p1el swmg bands stage hows and good records Butch Aff' 4 WH JY .AW IACQUELINE SIDNEY BACKNER 405 Lxnden .Avenue lane Russells carbon copy Gosh how I hope I get a letter todayl not seriously serlous EXPIPSSIVS eyes Lost Lake the Eat cmd Gabbers slept here At Last roots for the Alr Corps smooth wonder whos In those daydreccms oh to have hatr llke thatl well sulted ac Band lll Orchestra CID Glee Club CU VICIOTY Corps Q43 EVELYN LOUISE BAKER Fourth and Pxne Streets Kxrkwood New Ieney COHSCISHIIOUS cheerful good worker bnllxant Ye olde Hockey Manager ever dependable daily v1s1tor at the post offrce we wonder why' prefers her men tall and dark complexloned regular water nymph neat p1an1st her presence always welcomed Eyre Glee Club ill Haddon Hlgher Staff K3 41 Lxbrory Club KSD Hockey Manager f4l 27 V U, , . . 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I 4 5 J l A . . . . - , t I I l I I LIN I I Eff. , LOIS ANN BALLINGER Marlton New Iersey Starry eyed blonde wrth her eyes on another Ive got gobs of love for the Navy a and handsome rs her speed coke fxend h to collectxon usually pals around with Pat p o secretary 1n the making the answer to a bosss prayer Typmg Staff Shield Glee Club CU Q-.X IOHN BARRETT 224 Ardmore Avenue One of our tallest and a good bulld to match and grrls usually congemal wxth boys ramblmg wrth larrett Q1 LOIS IEAN BASHAW 312 Windsor Avenue B1g gey eyes pug nose 'rnsleachngly quret at school 1n reallty qulte chatterbox hxdden s reak of stubbornness l1kes to read a pxano pounder rmagmatlve creatlve ab1l1ty Hope I got a letter Gleeclub C1 23 G Glendorcx New Iersey Mxld d1spos1t1on cheerful smlles never ratroned Glorla s olush a way wtth Marmes and Irm especxally l1ttle and l1vely excels rn bowlmg no DOVICE on skates elther charm ID her brown ha1r and eves plans bus1ness career Clorra H clfey Q2 3l an atfable lad Beau Brumme the Army Arr Corps ack strolhng wxth Sh1rley or l frank lelt us to 101D Football C2 33 cute dxmple B4 if 1.oRrA EMMA BAY 28 15 . . . l l l . . . tll 4 . . . l..o .A q l -I V T, .fl 1 - f - , Q ' is ' f, I A ' , r V A ,--vf X xryy ' xr Q 4 .H . -b ,... Ja, ' ' . . , ' 1 , .5 . . . ' . . , Lo, 1 ' Q, I I 5 1 - 4 EDWIN PAUL BEAKLEY ' Brewer s Lane Hxlltop New lersey Member of tha renowned trlo-Ed Owen and Ed sturdy buxld che ubxc countenance 1OV1GlllY weakness tor cherry ple lce cream cake also for BQbble ocean swlmmlng sports sleeplng radlant blush Beak Glee Club ll 21 Varslty Football 149 Varslty Baseball L3 4J HARRIETT SELMA BELK Murlton Pxke and Hampton Road South Merchantvxlle New Iemey Lxvely young lady SOClGb1lllf plus those brown eyes and smxle ever anxlous for those busy week nds or letters from Western Maryland lavender sweaters unperturbed mterested 1n El and college m the fall ee Club Cl 2 3 C 'Uh ANNA ANITA BELTIERI Blenheim New Iersey ! Danclng moods short shy and sure ot herself never fallma blush an avalanche of Vmaxl for a tall blonde soldxer brxghtens cmy gathermg good thmgs come IH small packages hopmg for secretarial success Anme IAMES CAMPBELL BENNETT 118 Walnut Street Good trlend all round town plays cx good game of tenms cute always tn the mck of tlme w'1th 'us book reports can put away a man Slled lunchl good novels occaszonally 'TIUSICIGH PIO'HIS1l lg commerclal photographer if Watch the bxrdlel Pete nd il 2 Gl ub 4D Cnoxr 23 Camera ub Z ' 29 ' . . . .' ' . . .I in G1' ' , , , 49, hoir 41, 25. ' l .. ' ' ' ' ' . -4 A Ba , Qsi, 'ee Cl lil, . ' ' 449, Hi-Y 41, , Cl 1, 3,. RAYMOND H BENSON IR 400 Beechwood Avenue The Student Bodys able treasury tender we known grm dependabllxty on teams or com mtttees also featured as a home run swatter getttng sea fever partlal to Pat born executlve caught pneumoma from a catl batchelor suppers when the famxly goes out everywhere popular for hes a jolly good fellow Ray Varsity Basketball Q31 Football Manager C2 31 Football C41 Baseball C2 31 Varslty 141 Orchestra C11 Glee Club fl 2 3 41 Cla Prestdent f21 Class Vlce Presldent Q31 Student Body Treasurer L41 Home Room Representatlve tl 31 Iunlor Defense A1de Q3 41 EDWARD B BIRMINGHAM 17 Tanner Street Coke fxend has hls own way Wlfh the women Beau Brummel on rollers phtlatelxst star fly cha e blond mop drugstore cowboy electrtcal gemus a future Stelnrnetz Q- gymnast maybe he cant do a Jack kmfel Harrtgan bottle pool shark Ted Varsxty Baseball 13 41 if ff MARIE BISIGNANO Medford New Iersey Good thmgs come 1n small packages d1v1ne dancer weakness for unlforms pleastng personahty deVll1Sh smlle wrll make an Al secretary short sweet and sattsfymg water sprlte Bzle Home Room Repre entatxve tl 21 WESLEY BARLOW BLEAKLY 28 Conwell Avenue Llvely lad blond a way w1th the lassles star gymnast on the horse Barney Oldfteld at the wheel o collector of buttons and bu1lder of model airplanes enloyed saxltng now saxlmg wlth the U S Navy Peck Model Alrplane Club tl1 Pres1dent l'l1Y L31 30 1 .- 1 ' ' ll- ' .., ' , , .a -iw .. L l' I I I I I , , .,, . SS 'jk' I - I 1 , , . , . . QQ .,., Sr... I. 1 . f , ??? ' A . Q l I I ' V I .-1 'V' Lg q,Wf L' N 1 O BERENICE R. BRAISLIN 6 West Summit Avenue Typical New Englander . . , likes music sans swing . . . green eyes . . . a chatterbox . , . but shy . . , easy going until the day of a test . sports enthusiast . , . imaginative . , . noted for her ability Francaise . . . not to mention the Espagnol . from here to college and then the doctor's profes- sion. Hockey f3l, Basketball 131. GLADYS ROSE BRANIN Marlton Pike Merchantvllle New lersey Blond beauty curly hair the envy of the wimmm night owl an abundance of mail and males busy weekday and weekend lady ot mystery foot loose and fancy free frank prospective welder on a grave yard shift rosy blush L. Q Qfcnagsn-9-S illfl 'vh...-1 WV' U.,-lq 'r'l MARY KATHRYN BRICK East Mom Street Marlton. New Iersey College housepartles deep husky voice loves to knit spins to Spivak Duchess of Marlton untimely remarks psychoanalyses the Eat and Gabbers temperamental Guess what? Devours apples and pretzels always in ove Kippie BARBARA BROWN 17 Mountwell Avenue Demure charm the gal with the Eatn Gabbers gold remembers to look for the M F S bus from Conga to minuet dates are no problem always helps out in a pinch dont sparkle regal dignity except at the lunch table nothings complete without Brownie Hi Dance Committee C3 4l Service Club C41 Shield Staff Victory Corps Q41 .C wvlf xt, mx x K K gggldfgeg 3I L CLAUDE RAYMOND BROWN IR 229 Wayne Avenue L1ttle man wrth a mlghty bram Mr Drury couldnt xmxtate that laugh Let me have your f N Physrcs has a bonnte freshman wrapped around hrs l1ttle hnger or IS rt v1ce versa what every class needs gets thmgs done elther Army or Navy Arr Corps w1ll mherxt a worker Home Poom Representatxve C45 Alr Ftaxd Watcher 141 Busmess Staff Shleld EDWARD D BRYNAN Amrable blond but somewhat shy muscular bu1ld school mcrdental to outslde mterests tavortte pastrme mxsstng the bus homework held o lrreduclble mrmmum or none future Frankford Arsenal toolmaker for Uncle Sam HARRY S BUTLER Route 40 and Grove Street Fnendly dlsposrtzon but not notlceably so for girls ready talker Wllh appropriate gestures unless fussecl exclted easlly a radlo bug readmg a bore hopes to contrnue school EDNA MARIE BUZBY 14 Locust Avenue Westmont New Iersey Talented oynlnast football fan wrth an ulterlor motlve club sandwlches never bored rldlng to school with Chlck good work on the horse tn gyn exhxbxtxons mellow vo1ce debudroop halrdo sleepy tlme gal Edna Glee Club flj, Home Room Representatlve 123 'T 32 . J .rw 1 'L . A D ' I l Blackwood. Illew Iersey t . . . .Ed- - 1 A . YR A - fs , - . V . .4 . Q ROBERT FRANCIS BUZZARD 624 Woodlane Avenue Fonttdent courteous and conscxenttous sertous tudent but those summers at cam p movte an Marys tool dandy dresser ought to succeed Gere Krupa conversatronalxst a la Francmse Dont be slllyl able actor Bob and fl ee u Treasurer 143 H1Y Dance Commxttee Ml The Patsy 145 Haddon Higher 12 3l Chou' 43 41 Varslty Track QU RAYMOND DONALD CAMPBELL 321 Menon Avenue lnvmctble basketball captain those lxttle chem class conversatxons usually resulted ln trouble ankmq wtth those at the head of the class go pro hxs Where are we at? rn Englxsh class Fnday mghts w1th the boys never annoyed ha set hts course for Annapolts thmks h1s cheer leadmg partner IS tops and we thmk hes top mlld and modest Ray Tenms Q2 31 Basketball 125 Vars1ty CSQ Captaln C43 Cheerleader K3 4? Haddon Hlgher Staff K3 4D Defense Alcle f4l Class V1cePres1dent C43 Var 1ty Track C41 WML, ,Kish ROSALIE BARNETI' CAMPER 225 Wayne Avenue 'L Drgnlhed dams l heart mterest may change luture plans to be a French teacher serxous student Return of the Nat1ve grace rn every pose college asprlatrons lce skatxng devotee those glamorous rnanlcuresl Rosahe LEWIS KENNETH CAREY 230 Stratford Avenue Westmont New Iersey Armabrltty keeps the brown eyes sparklmg O qulet and calm bashful boy he ball team never bothered Naval A1 forps candxdate handsomest of athletes any femmme eyes followed htm down the hall md on more 1mportant thmgs always well inked Ken Baseball Cl 27 Varsxty C41 Football 17 33 Varstty C41 Basketball 12 31 Varsxty Ml 33 ,JLJL V f lt' . . . y r yr 4 1 Q AB' , 2, 3, 49, Gl'mClb qt, zfziy, ' A QA ... ' , , . . i - - Q LYDQQK Y .- U '. Ct . ' 1 XV X . fl t gy. ,X A - . ' tn PA D .' A .,.'. ' - oft ,.. . . 'r R15 ffl . . A . ,Z- I LORETTA CINKOWSKI Marlton and Edlson Avenues Erlton New Iersey Blue eyed blonde for real a Whiz on roller skates Cookies pal ask her about Tremont could xt be Archte? a stude77'P 1rst class b1cycle mechamc Pen n State mterest enthustastxc sleeper qood fun Loretta ERNESTINE COBERN 115 Lincoln Avenue New from Upper Darby but dldnt waste any tune complete collectlon of notebooks football letters and class rxngs dtamond kept thmgs from gettmg too SGFIOUS expert at the keyboard her own arrangements tool Inner Sanctum amused company short and sn UPPY Tma Glee Club 147 Cholr 14D I-I1Y Dance Commlttee C45 ELIZABETH CARR Kmgsway Apartments Top ranking student canme crazy 1t was a r1ot chatters ltke a chrmpanzee Patch takes prlorltles Thlrteen Charters rate next a noteworthy wrxter of notes the Latm gemus war worker hrst class vxgorous arguments Valed1ctor1an MGQGZIHS Commlttee CSD Productxon Chaxrman Iumor Red Cross C37 Asslstant Edltor Haddon Hxgher C31 CoEd1tor Q41 Busmess Staff Shield Q45 LOIS ELAINE CHIEW 604 Cedar Avenue That lnnocent expresslon hxdxng our salutatorxanl her actlons speak louder than words holds down the felfllfllne fort ln physlcs class destlned for b1g thmgs college her atm at the moment peaches and cream complexxon P O D radlcal no tlme for lrlvolxty Loxs Salutatorlan Q-or 34 - -:I A... 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' ' ' ' .... . . . f' - h I. , , I I I I V I ,I .- v I Rvhvmfr CONRADINE CONVERY Black Home Pike Glendora New Iersey Reds gobs ol love fo the Navy especxally I1m f1rst lady of the roller skatmg rmk and an accompllshed rider pomes preferred however her stones helped enllven the lunch table dancmg mto the wee hours llvely Conme ALICE COOK ll Conwell Avenue Erlton New lersey Non stop smlle Cookie wlth the l1ght brown haxr loyal to the Navy all round g1rl sport of sports Bobs letters hep on roller skatmg but not on homeworkl Clt gets done thoughj elfervescent l1ttle l1ve Wlfe sweet petlte and neat V1ClOfY Corps C41 5 :Cold HARRY S COOK IR 10 Mount Vemon Avenue East Hale and hearty If I only had a good tlrel gs I baffled by math the IUDIOTS had htm blushmg that sxnlster chuckle h1s Chrysler caused headaches Gl'l'1blllOUS eager to help loves softball and basketball our congenial frtendly COOkl9 nd fl 2 Gee Club C l Chou 141 Typmg Stall Shield WILLIAM H COOK 236 Mountwell Avenue Cooky curly halr lalthlul H1 Y member goes for softball and basketball bashful boy IUHIOTS get hun all fussed baffled by math modesty stamp collector thoughts ol and 300 P M 1 Q1 35 - I I 1 . . 1 - I.. I 5 x L V, K I .I . V . , . . . . 'JA X 4 . Ng ik 1 il X lx -pl! rl l .ff r 'V s XX. ,f ll TL f F' I - of BQ U , , SJ.. 1 b , 2, 3, 41, I. B .... 1 . .... B'l1. ,gl H1-Y , 49. - K .K 1- ' ji! PAUL IOHNSON DECOURSEY IR 424 Peyton Avenue Fast torward on the ba ketball court spends h1s t1me ln NVest'nont AW get out Cornell candrdate H1Y standby what goes on m thtrd lunch per1od'P M H S s verslon Charley Atlas smooth as the dance floor lntellectually comp tent cant resx t ood or Jlgsaw puzzles Pablo Cheerleader 143 Varslty Basketball C4l luruor Deense Aloe BARBARA E DEVECCHIO Chfton Avenue Blackwood New Iersey Slxrn dark ha1red lrttle m1ss somewnat retmng schoolwork not on pr1or1t1es llst rce slcatmg and raagmg the latest hlt tunes on her xero d1an weakness for banana pllts and alr cadets buslness bound 'L JL!! 'fs' l 1 l .f 4 KITTY ANN COOPER Woodland Avenue Blenhexm New Iersey Where theres a w1ll theres a way cuxsme artxst typewrxter pounder letters to Buddy consclentlous gentle nature possesses many lnends bnght eyes lookmg lo a future 1n busmess Kxtty ckey fl Z 3D Glee Club C2 3 IOHN M CHAIN 223 Kmgs Highway East lA ln the Army Al IH Pollys heart Trckets pleasel m sprung a young mans fancy turns to thoughts of baseball swmg tan quxetly gets thmgs done a sweet tooth for sweet cake pleasantness faxr halred lad ohn Baseball 145 fv- 36 N A A ' I' I . . l . . . ' r N' ... . , Ho ,, , , , , 45. tv. 1 uv- ,. . V .,, , g 4' .I I . . , I I of ' ' , . X 4 T' 5 ' 'Jul l I . . ' ' '..,. H ,... ' ' of ' Hi-Y l4l, f ls, of V- is .' I Y J v . ,- - X Q, fk A 1 ,I A N1 gif A I A ELEANOR HELEN DORN 139 King's Highway, East Dreamy-eyed . and when she smiles scared kmny of mrce and the dark tenms veteran songstress book reports ughl chewing alm and Bob are her fGVOT1lES answers to El Myrt ROSETTA DUNCAN 120 Vxrglma Avenue Westmont New Jersey Crazy over convertxbles needs two wallets for all those plctures her hearts overseas w1th Stan a skxllful skater a lalthful Glee Clubber ROSIG the glggler should make a ca able secretary Rosetta X L' ee Club l 2 5-3 CC44.frz1!g x VJ IAMES B EBERT 16 Hardmg Avenue M Erlton New Ierley 3 WGlChlHg rustlmg sklrts pass by l falthful mathematxcal mmd except 'or frgures buxlds many model alrplanes avxatlon h1s Cho en voca tron probably alrforc qulet and conservatlve but not always lm IOHN EGGIE 3RD 481 Statxon Avenue Burrhead remarkable Havard accent rn Spamsh Ill asset attra tlve sister rugged basketball player appreclates food women and stray dogs sxclellne school and even hom work sometxmes pre med student maybe H1 Y blg gun V1cePres1dent H1Y MJ H1Y Basketball C42 H1Y Softball C41 V1cePres1dent Fxsh and Game Club C41 37 or . .I 1 I I - , RJR I A Y I. t a r r 5, G1. 4, ,3,4J. K xy, A 1 'Q A f 'Lf' V . , X-. . V I ,x I I 1 . 9 A fy. sport fan . . tall, blonde, and hcmdsome- . nvon- 1 . . . ' A V It -- , . . , l N . . . 4 7 H I I- Q . I we . . - at A ' 1 . . .' t I V' i I . 1 . I' . V -I . I X L. ELIZABETH ENDERS 36 Evergreen Lane Lrvely well hked varrety of non scholastlc mterests rellable plenty ot tlme lor Harrc uunassummg mtellrgent envlabl dls pos1t1on congemal letter wrrtng od mhnltum athletxc tendencles Betty Class Solt Ball C31 Class Basketball C41 EDITH WANDA EVANS 4503 Wrllxs Avenue Merchantvxlle New Iersey Demure dellghtlul delox ely pa tel clothes and complexton cheerful cherub a real trxend stlll small VOICE shy mermald helpless female the boys llke t probably a htd den past homework always done on trme teachers dehght eyes that catch your heart trmqs lust an Echo ..,,,, Swlmmmg 443 l 1 lf HENRY GATES RUSS EVANS 305 Mount Vernon Avenue Has a book full of excuses l-laddonhelds Martne consultant l1ves to eat Why worry? has two hobbres EVIS and guns l1kes the lrst est When I had the Buick Superman of the Beach Patrol appreclates good 1okes and tones tsomeday hell popj cuthorly on anyth ng neat Wlg? fmcls school dull bu lots f un should be a salesman at Sears 1ov1al and olmays good natured lots of nolse Football C33 H1Y 131 Prom Commtttee Q33 MARIE WOOD EVANS Roberts Avenue School gtrl complexron Rutme and I Good humor g rl nurtured the flame 1n lab hotography hobby p1 turmq her pals umque album frrenclly collegeward bound belou Mason and Dixon l1ne w1th Ruth Marle ee Club fl '7 U 1 38 l, . 1' l L ', '4 - W ' Ili n . 4 X -YI 'A . try . f-' J - I- gov! 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'I 1 A 1 V .. .I t lo 1 ' .G1 ' ,-,3l,SoftB4c1ll 42, 3,flJ, ' ,Lg pe pf!-ffl if-ffgc -ir' dh' ' fyf '54 GEORGE FARRELI. 33 Mountwell Avenue Curly brown locks attracts the wtmmxn slaht outdoorsman addxcted to shotgun and reshrnan harems enroys Tuesday 400 to 600 P lvl mrghty scmbe ol the H1Y allerglc to home work natural farmer Hey Knepper clld ya d your Span1sh'P M1ghty surly naval uture '7 in GEORGE ANDREW FEARN IR 116 Menon Avenue Leans toward lxsstom las les Oh your feets too blgl H1 Yer Santa Claus college bound Cthe Army permrttmgj lean and lanky cuts a mean rug the danng young man on the 'lymg trapeze George ee Club 121 H1Y 13 Football t4l Varslty Track Q41 QQ71 2 3 gx KS4 'N 'K X 79 'U' OWEN IOSEPH FITZGERALD Lotus Avenue ,Ashland New Iersey .gf Blond on the sllm Slde but w1ry 3' a m1n1mum ot effort except ln sports subtle asxdes ad ltbbed tn class the phantom of the senxor basketball team that loose jomted sprawl sleepmg whtle studymg soothed by sweet musrc a soft vorce and ready smlle 1tz Tack Q2 35 Var 1ty t4l Football Q21 Basketball tl 2 3l class Basketball 147 ROSEMARY FORD 718 Redman Avenue Athletrc apprectatton How horrlblel typlcal tram traveler Chrtstopher Roblns ratnhat one of the Thrrt en Charterers eternally errmg lunchroom Lattn quartet scads of tree samples pleaslng nalvete perpetually blushmg w'atch out Wheaton here comes Hostel Hockey ll? Basketball ill Property Manager The Patsy C41 Red Cross Servzce Club t2 3 47 Shield Staff Airplane Spotter Q41 Ftrst Atd Statlon A1de C4l Nurses Alde 145 X ' 'I' Jisil , t 1 T 3' , 152' - 2 V . . , . ' ' on tO I I G I .H , U h I H ' ' Hr-Y ct, 3, 4x . I ' Wg ' s' . , . , ' ' A GI.- ,'iA,4l, ' 'ul ,, l' J . wtf 1- X ,, ff e . f' lx lylf, K. X lu, , A X JK' .I fi J -. X11 ,l iv -,Y ,l rg ,Lf .X 241. is lc, .fly rr N, Yr-'J' K, zzz ,J 39 I 1 x 1'-l ' lt-el ,A ,-J l PAULINE FORMIGLI 600 Westminster Avenue Easy gotng gay laughter and wtt Ellas partner nonchalantly spur ot the moment acttvtty genulne lrxendl ness tncessant chatter plann ng on Urstnus 1nher1ted from Collmgswood tn our sophomore year lmgutst strxctly on he ortglnal stde raconteur extraordmatre never dull around Polly Basketball C31 Softball C35 ETHEL FORVOUR Evesboro Road Marlton New Iersey My btg brothers clotes on dancmg rettrmg plactd qulet as cr mouse keeps e mcul man busy consctenttous gentle laughter a frxend mdeed Ethel PAJLINE CAROL FREEDLEY 49 Warwxck Road Always a mzllton thmgs to do logtcal Constantly we wa1t for you ltves at Marys aeronautlcal engmeer matchless personaltty qawyous halr Pourquot? style plus are-atest Eat and Gab gtggler easy to dance wtth one o' the Duty Shtrt club Carrte Hockey Cl 29 Swtmmmg t4j Vtctory Corps L-'U CLAIRE MARY FRITSCH Fem Avenue Runnemede Gardens New Iersey Tou1ours tranquxlle at her best when wrttmg poetry M H S the th1rd htgh school s e has attended commg here as a puntor when 'mot readtng 1 probably at the movtes or wrtttng letters weakness for clothes an honest to aoodness blonde tmagme her trymg t C ocksl Clalre 40 r, . ,, I . 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I , ' h 79' t .. y ' ' ' to ix v S: get fx up., WESLEY W GENNETT Lower Landmg Road Blackwood New Iersey A ladtes man contldentlal stull gets m the Wtnchell ol the campus all the latest gosslp roller skattrg waltz champ1on an otl 1nt r ol pars sle pxng preferred tnd rtaker to lo or tn the army Wes MAIORIE GILBERT 500 Westmont Avenue 'U' T' Vague classtcs env1able lxgure typ1cal Amertcan girl qulet txll you get to know her snappy harrdo muslc mmded ready smtle dependable collaborated Wlth Peg ln French doesnt des1re to be a seamstress Rembrandt colormg 1l clothes make the lady what a lady' P O D reports are her Waterloo lv'a1r1ltne nardwrtttng MlCk6Yl nd tl Orc estra 33 xxx ub tl if 'UT ar N 51- X' xNN MILDRED NIARTHR GLOVER 345 Kxrkwood Road Laurel Spnngs New Iersey Cute ltttle hve tooter bubbltng w1th humor a d personallty dancmg her cares away eyes to the sea not too homework conscious un on skates a future m the busmess world B1ll1e Vx Q xi HELEN V GOLDTHORP Woodcrest Country Club Saucy comeback a goll course IS for playmg go hang her hat rn the doahouse ratxomng on dates May I show you my etch mas? Annapo IS attracts always late t Gabbers gatherings v1tal1ty rates htgh along w1th personahtv Patsy Cheer Leader 135 Rome Room Representatlve olf 4l A . . I '- ' . le . y J, - . ' . . d ca' e t. e' . . . an 1 e - e ' . . . , . X 7' ,W 573 1 A . . I y 'L 4' . I . l '- Ba , 2, 33, h tl, 2, , Glee hs' ,. Cl , 2, 3, 41. - W- S I 13 QT. 'b 9-rg l X x - -t A It . - Q, ,WJ ,Q a , 1, 4,2 . v -I I I . I 4 I . .. . y . - I . f 1' . .E x , X xy- R xo -,HX N- s- V N , X l- A ll .I . S . A ' 1 . . . no R It ' . . . 5 133, G 12. 3, 43 I PARKER GORDON GRIFFETH 145 Kxngs Htghway East Star class concess1ona1re at the games rrpphng rhythm on the gultar H1Yed and hand some those red shuts Green Eyes allerg1c to females but not to 1ce ceam ool'er face Parker rchestra tlj H1Y K3 Concesslon Commlttee C41 FREDERICK LEWIS HALL 140 Wmdsor Avenue Model planes en masse 222 has a meanmg also that llttle number from Collmgswoocl a fr1end worth havmg a fellow worth knowmg turns up 1n the oddest places Nothmg can stop the Army Amr Corpsl LEWIS Flsh and Game Club Q3 43 H Y Q41 RUSSELL IARRETT HALL IR 25 Center Street Our regal drum maJor chref pastune dodgmg cnool work faxrly successful a capable Q' natator ICS skater and gymna t adchctej to chocolate mtlkshakes pr1ze wlnnmg crew cut la beautlful brushl not suffermg from over wexght pungent yokester a cand1date for lA larrett Cheer Leader C35 Varstty Swlmmlng 63? Track fd! Drum Ma1orf4l CATHERINE E HALPIN 5 Chestnut Avenue Westmont New Iersey Steady smlle qulet ID Class but outsldel ha rpms skatmg preferred ce or ro er lnterested 1n the accounts of tank battles cause lohnme IS a tank drxver sincere frlend us a worklng gurl Katle 42 fl 1 In T' I 'tr' ..' r 44 9 .' 'tixr lxvl B of .. . 1' O ' , 'j ' 4 VAL, ,I i- . A' w-. 'I . Q Y ' V I Af,,gfN r 5' Af .fx, I A. f -r f' ' K ,lv xx 5 4-1-v-R la' I f -i' - ll A if , .1 A' I U E I if DORIS IDA I-LANKINS 218 Kresson Road Rlde em cowg1rlll wrtty wxsefracks penman of P O D Class carefree and casual Theres somethmg about a soldler peppy personality always fun but not always studxous lorg curly lashes usually worrymg about her wardrobe ROBERT WAYNE HENRICKS 44 Gxll Road The sun burned square yawed Hollywood type conservmg hrs charms for a selected brunette Dude tquote Ixmmleb uve and rump banyos combmed mus1c1an artlst and leadmg man grammarlan w1ll be under the GUSplC9S of Uncle Sam blessed l-l M H S wlth hxs sophlstlcated personaltty only one year sharp artlcle future the TGd1O or stage Band t4t The Patsy K4 1 'E ,WU7 9711917 15? QM is QT.. WG ALMIRA THELMA HENDRICKSON Umted States Avenue Gxbbsboro New Iersey Dependable blonde bomber pasmon for pussles her heart IS presently at sea dreamy dancer especlally Wllh T S wxll be found hard 175 at work next year frequents the nexghbor hood bowltng alleys when not roller skatmg Almlra WILLIAM THOMAS HICKMAN 706 Avondale Avenue The dance 'nan trouble maker heart breaker Spams Class falter one of the yea buts Cassahova at hs b t Who dxd thexr trxg' a perpetual feud wrth Shuster shaves when he gets up rn 'une Wxse guy huh? orqarrzer who made th1ngs work has a heart beneath that football suzt Serrtper Frdeles Football f3t Varsxty C45 Track 439 Varslty Swrmmxng tl 23 B nd tlt Glee Club tlt l-l Y llt Secretary C21 Home Room Representatmve C33 Prom Committee 637 Camera Club Cl 2 35 Alrplane Spotter HJ Shxeld Staff 43 , fr' 1 X A 1 jfy 1 ! ,n vu -H . , ,. .. .B I ki ' . ' . ' . V I J -4 A .I,'.l3ob A , . J. I, . I Q I h . . V . A V I ., . - A I ' l ES v . ' V4 ' ' I. , . 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WILLIAM E I-IINCHMAN 76 Berlm Road An outdoors man huntlng hrs speclalty and Woodcraft collectxon of co1ns and arrow heads weakness for olue eyed blondes forthrlght manner study annoy1ng a future agrl culturahst 1 Fxsh and Game Club t2 3 4 NANCY HOGG Water Street Glendora New Iergey lIlCIU9Il'lOLlQ and self conta ned usually pourrng over a book notes. aulet homevtork a prob got done ha far avtay look those le' 7 Nance ELIZABETH ANN HIGGINS 201 Euclxd Avenue Boston accent arr1ved here 1n her sophomore year athlete especlally rn basketball 'most always kxddmg comfortably casual lequestnenne ibut sk1p the French pleaselj unllmrted supply of good humor st1ll 1nterested rn Haddon l-lerahts attendmg Stonellegh College suave Betty Ann Varsrty Basketball I3 45 Tennrs L31 ALICE FLORENCE HINCHMAN 76 Berlm Road One of class twms looks l1ke the fashlon plates she hopes to draw lunch perrod Jokes never a haxr out ol place unmxstakable artrstrc temperament Annxe Oakley of the Flsh and Game Club qulet but always good company Allce Flslo and Game Club C4 ,4 pleasant srmle volummous m u who IeCS1VEd 44 . 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HOLLOWAY 123 Potter Street The mighty hunter of the class . . . deers fthree days invalid absence? . or dears fcontinuous open seasonl red hair . . . sharp dresser . . wise rack a la Edga Bergen good natured and a K good sport got squir ed when he tried glass blowing a handsome lad Gre k profile W Track 12 33 Varsity C43 Fish and Game C ub 23 President K3 4 BETTY IANE HOOVER 70 Grove Street Little and lively bookworm by choice btcycles wildly quiet but you knew she was there chocolate ice cream lcapital Chocl to be a secretary cinema mad calm bu per uasive personality Hockey Ill Glee Club l 6914! rf ,IW ptliy CLARISS CATHERINE FRANCES HOPPENTHALER Hlckstown Road Enal New Iersey Misleading auietude green eyes roller I' L are always fun bowling is tool er hair wins compliments a peach from school gal to work1ng gal Weezie vw! 'M rv? MARGUERITE SHINN HUNT 45 Avondale Avenue Dark eye flashing ready mile vivacous sweet as her ni kname Astaires future clanc 'Us ing partner seldom seen without Evie con versations dotted with Oh dont be silly that come hither look figuratively speaking had h boys in a muddle Suga l-l1Y Dance Committee K3 43 Se vice Club l4l Haddon Higher Staff C23 Hockey KID Basketball Clj Shxeld Activities Editor 45 . . , Le . 1 1 A, , S. 4 , Cl. , ,, f ' . x -f a K, ' I , I , YJ1 I x A ,f f , ff ,Q b Lrlfxf' x -'s' f, fr VI' fl X, skating on a rainbow . I. I, sincerity . , .idates with 'I V li, .- , . . 1 , IIJVM I fl - . an I 5 , C . I I, V I . . . - ., ' -. ,. ' .'w . ' Cdl .V A I A . b I A I F . 1 'T if MARIE A INDRISO 240 Hopkm Avenue An able executlve and sportswoman herght of tame on the basketball court our mdrs pensable seamstress there were some mmutes to spare for Iohn Ol'1Q1I'1GlllY and erso lt p naly Cys prlvate secretary a knack for entertatntng f 1 un a11ng good company everybodys frlend e tra currlcular actlvrtres v1a Marme style ver dependable Mane asketball tl 25 V rslt Y C3 Homeroom Representatlve 131 Class Treasurer 433 Haddon Higher Staff 12 3 4J urrls Sports Edrtor Q33 Advertlslng Staff Shield Typing Manager Shield DOROTHY MARTHA IVINS Marlton New Iersey Th ose soft brown thought reveallng eyes stant teaser a pretty mrss Wllh an mterest IH veryone and that Army Atr Cor s p sergeant a smile that wms trrends mrschref maker dances d r1ve and dreams slated for success MARY ANN HUNT 32 Lxnden Avenue Hop sk1p and a lump here comes Mary Ann socks sweaters rxbbons to match ANN1mated remember Nelhe? That s turrrblel e skrn youd love to touch oh tor a longer P O D class dashmg dresser ponaers over Cs those bus ndes home from Phxladelphla Thxrteen Charter Jolly good fellow Basketball ll ZJ R d Cross K2 35 Serv ce Club 145 ERVIIN RICHARD HURST IR 351 Hawthorne Avenue Lunch gulper dlstmgurshed H1 Yer lac s S16 but not s nse 1ts not sprmg fever rt R th A s u nne Wanna buy a llCkel to the Y Dance? knows all he answers sports studles and otherwrse always at the rrght end of the me never smgy w1th hrs smlle D A Manager Basketball K3 4l H1 Y Treasurer Q41 J J' cs 46 ,I A -y lsry- T jttlg , .1. - I I e . I I ' . .' ',..- l l -, . I-, A x l 'lt' . .. ic'. O ' f'- 'rv jf .QW 'QV 1, 1 I -- It V A . . -,-' V . l-YV. rf' e B ..,.l 'Gln '45, ' , , I - ' . .':on- . -rg' I EGL' PAUL NEWTON IEPSON IR 312 Kmgs Hxghway East Always sllngtng the bull knows how to handle Wlmmln sharpest of the sharp dress rs chivalry lS not dead Well lets ask Knepper qutte a farmer 171 were glad he sold the scooter future member of the Dxes com mttee yella shoe laces funny haha W1 last seen Jazzmg toward Lafayette ep Football C23 Track Q31 Manager C43 Camera Cub Cll Ftsh and Game Club C2 31 Haddon Higher K3 41 LILLIFLN IOY IOHNSON Sxcklervxlle New Iersey lpana smlle blue eyed mermard er hearts Wllh the Navy and Tip art and movtes take up her trme ran ctrcles r nd te 1,-bl! halls and he man hearts senously thmki about in bemg a woman m whtle 'Jn 1'-s. HOWARD CAMPBELL IOHNSTON East Clementon Road Gxbbsboro New lereey Allstar fullback Soup chemrstry ex perxments that never go' done bxg ltttle tough quy the lake was not hrs only attractxon a mans man buzzmg around tn the farmltar green convertrble popular a Football f2l Varslty 13 42 Varslty Track Q47 V' JUNE wmmuzn xrznuzn 212 Haddon Avenue Westmont New Iersey Cuts a mce ftgure on xce-or anywhere French IS her weak spot not a bad bowler Dark Eyes postlve personaltty chemlstry confused or ental lacquer nall lob what fanned that s cret flame? w1ll become a woman tn whxte 47 A H , l Vbv' , -,.. ' I - X I .y .Mit . . . I ..l B1 1 I ' . . . - . ' . , . h ,fill is . - . . 4' A fu- ILJI1 a ' I l 'AJ A kt 2 Wlll' ' NW .. Loft! l X' xl N , 1 l l if . J6' lb gal-VA f f X Q eff - H+ , .. ' 1' L' 'lv 'y.lVn4'Vl' I' I 1 l - - I 'Z ,. ,E A I . , , , , f K . DAVID MARTIN KELCHNER 134 Lansdowne Avenue 79, Stout fellow helped to hold that lme f'X outdoor sports a demon drrver consumer of okes and Ice cream sharp clothes often seen 1n tow of h1s Irtsh setter small g1rIs preferred and sleeptng busmess executtve tn the maklng Harry usually wtth Dav HIY 435 Football 13 l Typtng Staff Shzeld ALEXANDER H KIEPER 6 Maple Avenue Westmont New lersey Capable Haddon Hxgher ed1tor and yournaltst engaged tn the horse raclng buslness ast sum mer What goes rn up tn the nght hand comer Kepef? day after day buslnessllke and rellable subtle humo an art for gettlng awav wtth murder known for that ever present sly grm Alex Haddon Hlgher Staff f3J COEd1IOf Q45 f Carnera Club Q33 DORIS MARIE KIEPER G Maple Avenue Westmont New Iersey Dolly plays chopsttcks swel tce l'ater No k1dd1n qulte the chotr boy whats th1s we hear about Muhlenlourg'? and Col llI'1QSWOOd7 tak s her ttme thumbs down on Amerlcan HISIOYY Murderl ee Club Ill Tenms Q3 GEORGE B KNEPPER 809 Warwxck Road Majors tn day dreammg O D W el 1 was n Prop of the Knepper A C talso a rabb1t zool can usually be found 320 Chews Landtng Road future edrtor of Ttme class wtt authortty on sports what a memory We hear hes qulte a Cook headed outh to colleae autocrat of the lunch table Football Matager 13 4? H1Y QU X F-.trplane Spotter Q45 ClV1l Defense Me senger Ml Baseball 4 48 D ' ,, I . '. H .l l ' X , . I . 'I 17s v . E. I H r , . . h . N f . A - 4 I A-asf X Q . r X X Q , ,rf X f.,x , 154 A , r KS .I tx f t ,I ' 'j ' .C . . . e ' . . .A I Q H 1 Alf Gl ' 1 ', 4pm ' I , I L ' ' ' . . P, , . hiz . . . WI, 'Q . fu ' ',,. . . . ' . ' , . CII X . . I fl. -if xx X l . -1 fl M. . vi, f Q' P IRNET KRAFT 203 Chews Landmg Road Bramtruster number four fugltrve from the Flyrng Frsh ruler of Thrrteen Charter ve met Norman Rockwell member of the lunchroom Lat1n Quartet weakne s for foreign accents fellow farmerette defmrtely dependable last seen headed for Mxddlebury Basketball C11 Tennis fl 2 31 VGYSITY Q41 I-l1Y Darce Commlttee K41 Home Room Representatrve 141 Haddon Higher I3 41 Iumor Red Cross C31 Servlce Club Q41 Iumor Defense Arde Q3 41 V1CtOTY Corps Q41 Edltor Shield D A R Pxlgrun BETTY IEANNE KUHN 804 Avondale Avenue Collector of frlends lnstruments and trouble naturally curly harrll frlendly and frank loves to peeve teachers a strmg of admirers but Bob IS on the rlght end class muslclan N devll may care attxtude-espec1ally about homework what a Wlll golng to muslc school Glee Club t21 Band C3 41 Orche tra K4 EL R My 22 French Avenue Q Westmont New Jersey A rmg on her flnger loves pickles one of our better ecretarles when she rolls those bxg brown eyes l tenms enthuslast whxzz on lce too her heart belongs to the Nav popular smcere and senous sometxmes Dele Tenms fl 2 31 Varsity Q41 Glee Cub tl 2 3 41 Play Shoppers Q21 Homeroom Representatlve fl 41 Haddon Higher Staff C41 -max ESTHER LEVERING Kresson Road Haddonheld New Iersey McGuffy Ann Doll heavenly hostess Lunchroom Latm Quartet demon drlver vlce presldent of Thxrten Charter flremans child plenty of polse and a grand personalxty snappy smlle captam of basketball team s e bumped xnto a door hello Rochester Varsxty Basketball L31 Captcnn C41 Property Manager The Patsy C41 Servlce Club C41 V1ctory Corps f41 Shield Staff Alrplane Spotter Q41 49 , 5 5 . ll 5 3' Mx a My ,,. 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' '...a' X v 'Vii X WILLIAM EDWARD LEYENDECKER 1016 Greenmount Road Take lt easy Leyendeckerl ent good sport H1 Y basketball ace photography bug mclmed oward brunettes cheerleadmg wxth hxs heart ln t brg teet Ahhhl They re on y l2 s lndustrrous mathamatlclcm husrastlc lournalxst 1 Band I J Camera Club C27 Haddon Higher 3 45 Cheer Leader C3 45 H Y C2 3 Iumor Defense Arde C45 Vrctory Corps QU KATHERINE HOUSTON LOUDENSLAGER 119 Lafayette Avenue Product of a pr vate school practlces the good hb olrcy not the angel you thlnk she nexg or p best dlsposltlon But what shall l say k feld never rn a hurry eycept on the hoc ey 1 we loved the pumpkm pres poetess by nature Chlna born Cassre Hockey Ml 1-CAL 'o lfffdlx IESSE LUKENS Ashland New Iersey I Beau Brumrrtel-optlmlst sportsmmded especlally baseball never a worry We Ill t ll ou k t harmonxca vlrtuoso one of the two mus eeers less and Mac Inc qulck wxtted and clever future South Amerxcan dlplomat ess Varslty Baseball L3 4, MARCELLAVKSPIQ L,-f f Gxbbsbo-9. New Ierse Charmmg corttur s 0 modesgm nn spent many a n1ght Q1-Jviltsontown lddtx txc abxlrty Cheerful lxttle earful demure dtlmsel a pert l t chool lrttle skxrt O11'1'11l'lgfOI commercla ar s R ,nl f 1' 'If 6 4. . . . C ' ' .,.B'll. 1' I . t t2,,, , Q i- ,,4p, , 1 - i ' ' ' '. is . f C ' If' 5' A 1 ,f -I . 1 ' 5. ,lx 1' . . l- , . 'V Q ' t-D 1l,' Z Q ff li I - H r 1-: , - Lf .. Mies t O GEORGE KIEL MARPLE 724 Redman Avenue Happy go lucky loves an argument How bout thatl the gxrls loved hrm but h couldnt deCld6 a conhrmed rugcutter those plcud les oh h handsome spectacle harmomz mg wxth Hlckman and Bennett on the old ones Methodrst dnvmg force behlnd the Presbyterlan C E well see 1f the Navy can do hat H M H S ouldnt George Q3 ,- 1' 1 L. 1 L tl mcx A Mnnrmz-11.1.1 210 Denver Avenue Westmont New Iersey A top of the ladder boy tn scholarshtp all txme mdoor obstacle record blg man rn math classes too cut hlmself everytlme he shaved afta1rs strrctly censored alumnus of Westmont Prep ,.., appreclates grrm humor good sport pects t k ep at 1 n D or wxth the Navy ack Camera Club f2l Chermstry Club C33 rchestra C2 35 B nd Ll 2 BETTY ANN MCCONNELL 404 Grove Street Cu peppy frlendly her neart belongs to the Marmes but S Ioes Prep holds second place loves her puppy Duffy Kelly 2nd Can I treat you to some candy? L1kes to eat dance and ta plans to enter the buslness world ee Club Cl 2 MA YEARLE MCCONNELL 40 Warwrck Road Strarghttaced humor Was that a P38? walk1ng Madernolselle llves at Carnes toujours gal taught Petty all he knows ge control of your chewmg gum chum Presrdent of '7X the Eat and Gabbers trrps the lrght lantasuc formal attxre dunqarees and sweat hlrt tnterested IH drurns Moe Tenms lll Swrmmmg 14? junior Defense Axde f4l, H1Y Dance Comrmttee t4l, Axrplane Spotter 141, Vlctory Corps Ml, Shield Stall 141 1 5l 1 E f M A fo ' ,f ' ' 0 1. V ,, . ,J . bl' 61 6 f, f ,X N I V? f 'W . . I' R' - - . . . . . . J -- ' , . , - 4 , e ' ' . . . ' . . . ' .X 1 t' .... - , . . . . ' - , ' ' w . . H. . P 'Hi-Y , 43. ' , . I' , ' is n ' ,R ' , s , P' ,fl .1 I ' ' .CHL .4 I ' L 1' . ft. C , ,Q f!'!'A V t ' 1 lf H H D . My ,. . I A I I I W Z . . Cboth timesl . . . wary ot women . , . keeps such 'pn ex' 4 o e 't i . Ii QT.. . . . 'I A 4 ' . . . . I . Q - o , Q , , ap. ' - '- l te, , ' . . . ' ' , l. I , , . Rb , H A , ' . . . lk . , , ' , Gl , , 3, 43. A X0 . I ln s 'Xl LP'.r. A ' nt . ' ' V . , . I I . ' , , .. . lt qu? ANTOINETTE MOFFA Almonesson Road Blenheun New jersey Revels m readmg her hearts rn dramatxcs conscrenttously does her homework meddles wrth molecules rndrvrdualrsttc mrs tng somethmg now tappendtxj hold that smtle qutescent sympathetrc ltstener gomg to college Glee Club ill Chemlstry Club f3l Play Shoppers C25 WILLIAM MOODY 224 Bellevue Avenue Blondte Wtth a beauttful blush Moo brunettes preferred mtelltgence and mtellect fondest of lrosh tems would make a good tooth paste ad knovs th way to your funny bone super Sea Scout 1 Assrstant Manager Baseball CZD Manager 133 l'l1Y Q33 lnterclass Baseball 43D Track l4j Sea Scout 443 BURWEL1. D. MERKH 306 West Greenmcm Road Noted lor sayxna the wrong thrng at the rtght ttme antl femtmst always totlng books authority on muslc scouts and shorthand dark hatred halt pmt topped thtngs ott 'ucely tn gym exhrbttxons want to be a teechur ELAINE MINKOFF Crestview Avenue Blenhexm New exsey One ol the Glee Club standbys prano pounder lxkes to QIVS P O D reports chemxstry whtz good humor gal cheerful smtles always tap The lrly matd ot Astolat Elame ee Club fl 2 3 otr Chemtstry Club f3l 52 E1 . . .- '- .. I ' I , an .I J I X ' Gi E , , , 49, Ch 41, 2, 3, 49, f , ,- by H ,gll N' V DORIS MOORE 311 South Atlantxc Avenue Pettte but pot t th at perfect CO1T1b1UGl1Ol'l blue eyes and blond hatr wears a rmg on her th1rd fmger left hand her plans for an Off1C9 yob may be mterrupted by Ed Oh that brrthday present often entrons the Merchant Marm es saves swmg records hobbles dancmg and bowl mg Dons Hockey Q13 MARION ALICE MORTON 136 Hawthorne Avenue Cheese and crackers spaghettx twxrler made many a ten strxke weakness for a bangtarl pxlot thrlves on sweets coll t ec s pennants proxmsmg nurse happy dlSpOS1Sh senator from 106 Marlon Homeroom Representatlve Q45 Nurses A1d C41 THOMAS MERRITT MUTCHLER I0 Ohlo Avenue Blackwood New Jersey Husky lad that crew cut a key man of the pyramtd campmg photography and mxlkshakes ramblxng 1n Petuma ffugltxve from the scrap dnvel the hrst of our ranks t enhst now m the U S Navy Tom Fotball Cl 2 33 Varslty 41 Varslty Swzmmmg Q32 JAMES PUTNAM HASLAM NAGLE I5 Evergreen Lane That G I halr cut m preparatlon for A1r Corps small but powerful where brunettes are concerned buzztng around m hls Chevy Cgone for the duratxonl H1Y executive busy moments frxendly greetmg camper rm Soccer CIJ H1Y ill Secretary Q23 Presldent Q3 4D Flsh and Game Cl b 4 u fl Atrplane Spotter C4D, V1ctory Corps C41 53 . 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I - I r 5 I 4 P r I I ' I NAUDINE H N AUGLE 117 Colomul Avenue 'QS sonalrty Nlaudy ckey fl 2 3 VGTS1 Basketball Manager K3 45 Ass1stant Manager Tenms L3 Manager 14D DANIEL C NEFF Lake and Meme Streets Glendora New Jersey in- especlally a dance orchestra p leader or rr servrce Dan Q' smrle on her face and not a care rn the world slender streak on the hockey freld tncky sense of humor last mmute hurry athletlc Oh to be a NAAC posrtlve per Energetlc moetly ln out of school actlvrtles ex ert swxmmer a fast talker d1d homework SOITISIIIIISS but only 1n desperate emergency future band DAVID P NORRIS 427 Lukevxew Avenue One of the former owners of the now famous Rock mrler on the track team the got a lot of practlce by gettlng to school at 8291121 weve heard that he has a secret love hfe good bowler can hold hlS own ln the tallstory club dldnt take school too serlously Dave rack Cl WILLIAM CHARLES OPFER JR 209 Washington Avenue Happy go lucky Why worry? good lookmg boy naturally a Don luan latest sport togs hep and JIVG on h1 tenor sax could swing lt on the dance floor oo recuperated 1n Spamsh Class for mghtowhna entered the U S Army the 1 nd Q2 3 54 9 29N iff I xx I ' ' A ' . . . ' - K N HO, . . I .I J' 'ty 443' 1 ney . . a member of our l-A club , , , a good half: . 'r , 2, 'sf 43. ' Q V . , I J 4 . . V V ' ' 4 in A fell . I B'll A ' ' - Ba , , 4j. , 5, hllnfff' I fowl JMC UQ! by l if ' . ,Jw JACK FRANCIS PA ETT Avondale Avenue A llved up to that reputatlon well outstandmg rn every r'taJor sport lavorlte recreatlon sleeprng chool and otherwxse bothered occastonally by the opposrte sex meant busmess on the basketball floor accused of berng lazy What goods tms stult anyway? modest good natured ack Class Treasurer C25 Football K2 35 Vars1ty t4D Baseball C23 Varsrty l3l Captarn C43 Basketball C25 Varsly C3 4D JANE ANNE PARSONS Seventh and Glendora Avenues Glendora New jersey Well known curly locks a V018 wrth a future who wrll 1t be the soldler-or the sa1lor'? member ol the xntellrgentsla P0156 of pertectron soon w1ll be wearrng a nurses cap Glee Club fll Pl y Shoppers K2 Sl 'I'he Patsy C43 fya-mae' lt 4 V ai PG'- i' U DONALD R PATCH 501 Chews Landing Road Serrous studrous and strong capable bust ness manager blushes bashfully Quxtel chowhound movxe fan destlned to wrn deserved success 1nterested rn guns swrmmmg and the Navy beams over Betty traveled the globe and thrngs like that fond of dogs the owns erghtj burned the mldnzght oil regularly Swlmrmng C2 42, Haddon Higher C32 Clrculatxon Man ef C41 Manager Magazme C lgn Q32 Bu mess Staff Shield Q4 C XV VXD ,Z g MARY LOUISE PATTERSON 230 Menon Avenue Sweet smrle deep dlmple clark brown eyes clever wrth a pamt brush tall wlth drgmty not wrth excess not as serrous as she looks collects plates lrlends and trouble I wlsh rt was Frrdayl plans to become a nurse 55 1 329 ' ' - in s n V' . . . . - , . . j . 1 I , , .0 . . 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K, f,4 1 I' 4 K r 1 t -4 ah gorng t MARGARET ANNE PICKELI. 209 Warwick Road Masterrmnd that 1 l ggge an abundance of energy always m m1sch1et Eat and Gabbers chef torelgn correspondent clothes consclous never at a loss for words camptlres cokes temp ramental Hood bound Plckles Peg or Just Maggle ockey Q 2 Bas etball fl Varstty 147 ILHIOI' Hed Cross Q2 3l Servtce Club Q45 V1ctory Corps Q4l Tenms fl 23 Manaqer 13 49 Shxeld Stal t4l Swuntmrng l4j ELEANOR MARIE PIERCE Cottms Comets New ersey SSTIOUS mmded alwa h l ys ust mg staunch Clee Club supporter smtles galore actrve rn organlzatlons the gang m the sunny South west wrt mg letters P O D Cl no responstble lor any damage done tn Chem lab would be Drexel co ed ee Club tl 2 56 JANE PAUL 330 Hxckory Lane Oh johnntel lunchroom Latm quartet sk lled skter hard to get used t quote cute kxd unquote consctentlous crammer those summers at Beach Haven member Thtrteen Charter stumbles and stutters a panlc at partles mad over muslc remember chem labs? gt, dangerous drtver swell addltton to Wellsley 45 Glee Club Q l l Tennls l l 21 Varstty fd 41 Hockey fl 25 Varsxty C3 4 Basketball tl 21 Varslty Q3 41 Shxeld Statt READ PERKINS 120 Jefferson Avenue Gray matter to sparel whlz at Chrtsttes a versattle lad really butlt b cl no o ys yes man Aaa rhl tackled the toughest latd t d p tes an argyle socks unconventral abso lutelyl Saturday ntghts wtth Marthy well camphres canoe trtps wtth Scotty o Mame Untver tty Read SWIIDTWLIDQ C15 Varstty C2 31 Football t2 31 Varslty Ml Baseball 122 H Y t3J V1cePres1dent Student Body 137 Prom Cornmtttee C3y Haddon Higher Staff C33 Shield Stott 145 Arplane Spotter Q3 43 Defense Axde 443 f-me il Q, hi ' , .A .l I h I ' o , . . l - ' .,,. 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JJ! , ,J I -'I 1 8 D !' aff, 3 : f' ' , if !f,,f X ELIZABETH SUSAN PITTMAN Marlton New Jersey Tmy but mxghty letters and more letters wh1zzmg down the hockey f1eld mlschlevous sunny dlSpOSll1Ol Snow Whrte and the seven boy frxends agrle lxttle tennls star doll llke features wants to Jom the ranks of axrlme hostesses Betty Sue ckey 131 Varslty C41 Tnnxs tl arsxty 141 Basketball fl Haddon Hngher Staff Q3 41 Captam Interclass Volley Ball C41 Class Basketball 141 Glee Club fl 2 3 Manager Q41 Shield Typmg Staff C4 ELI EARL PLUMLEY 330 Homestead Avenue Dodgers football fan and how' Shot' ardent angler and super saxlor blte' headed for he Army loves huntmg and campmg You re sllpplng rn Chemlstry shy but gve htm tlme candld camera fxend ask hlm about that wrong road down South' Topper Football C2 3 41 Camera Club Q1 2 Z . I M.ou.?a0D baud ZJEZN Emnnsr: Pops 105 Chews Landxng Road By George' able athlete holds strmgs of Thrrteen Charters purse crazy over Kastolanetz plenty pePPY for Johns sake' az zlmg dresser that put put laugh neat kmtter loves horses real and otherwxse Stone Harbor bond skxmg has 1ts attractlons so does budge wants to be brologxst Hockey Cl 21 Varsxty Q3 41 Tennis K2 3 41 Basketball ll1 Class Basketball C41 Sports Edltor Shield JUHIOI' Defense Alde Q41 W W 44! Romani' nAnc1.1Fr-1: 212 Lakevtew Avenue Dark handsome rnuscleman from tax: drlver to buck prxvate early mormng rendezvous In the foyer of the gym not rntensely mtellectual 1 nornework was a forgotten art Calrforma here l orne' gets plenty of vxtamlns manpower never burdened with care gone but not forgotten Bob 57 trtjfb fl we H5 ' ' Q , e ' , 2, 31, . V K. I ZX . . , ', . J. .5 . 1- 4 ' . . . 1 . . , Oh, I . . . , . ' . . . '-'I'll xi VH r . - V A 1 f ' I 7' N H1-Y 4, 3, 41. Q ,I f L - . 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Q' l I t ' mf' I f '95 Y' DORIS ELIZABETH REDROW Seventh and Central Avenues Glendora :New Jersey A smcere frlend Al lS tops ln her Navy hit parade full of devrlment has an eye for e basket whlzzlng roller skate wheels horse back rxdmg w1Il make a competent secretary contaglo .ts giggle Dor MARION REDSTREAK Fxrst Avenue Ashland New Jersey She cooks wlth gas and what she can makel coy smlle dellghtfully demure falthful follower of swmg mustc prtm but pranklsh hldden academic ablllty roller skattlng ohl Honey ee Club Cl 2 NORMAN B RAINIER 408 Hawthome Avenue Tall and rangy good nature persontfted weakness for several Sophs dazzlmg performer tn the gym and practtcally all sports ae prodlglously but never gamed welght Ocean C1ty h1s summer rendezvous lft tn March to enltst ID the Marznes Norm Basketball CZJ Baseball Manager L2 32 Football Q4l JOSEPHINE FRANCES RASCO 316 Maple Avenue Cover glrls 1943 OX'lglHQlOI' of the ralsed eye brow technlque also skllled tn f1ll1ng up a date book Dlck who IS the man of the week? HIP HIP hooray Cuban temper hen cackle laugh Y r a Jerkl Eat and Gabber oratlons wants to ferry bombers Hockey f3J Vtctory Club Q41 unlor Defense Atde Q41 Service Club C41 XSlueld Staff Q41 H1Y Dance Commtttee C41 -J 'Ui 58 'N I I f . . . . H G I -H . . . 4 f I - N I . . . -I h ' ,. .h jo, x 57, W V 97 ,X 0 yv - th A G1 , , ap. ' I EDMUND H REEVES JR l 12 Hmchman Avenue Hydraulrc engtneer llab demonstrc1t1ons3 Yell T dont lcn w cap1tal1st trlps the hght fantastxc defense worker easy go1ng that Hollywood an vztally mterested ln red sweaters Dorsey r cordmgs and M11 qu1te the gentleman Beef Glee Club fl 2 Camera Club C13 H1Y Dance Comm1ttee C43 Defense Alde Q43 Busmess Staff Shxeld FRANCIS R RIDLEY R J 220 Ardmore Avenue Reds fahas gremlmj woman hater? Camden cowboy Arr Corps man radtcal assets red ha1r drxvers license waddles when he bowls pmg pong champ Skln beater CODSCIEHIIOUS headed f D or axr mmded peanut butter and pickle ftend H dd Hrgher Staff 123 H Y C33 Bgndoxzl 2 3 43 Chemlstry Club f23 5 ,f'5 Il al ,CV urn., fauwf MILDRED B HIGGINS 127 Lafayette Avenue Sky Anchors Away those txmely cracks lncurable absent mmdedness stralght forward Eat and Gabbers Scarf Dancer 1 Six lessons from M1ll1e La Zonga3 DIVIDQ Woman carrot op Hey remember when unquenchable good humor headed for Randolph Macon 1 Tenms fl 23 Varslty Q3 43 Gee Club fl ?3 '-IxY Danc Commtttee C43 junlor Defense Axde 443 Slueld Staff DOROTHY JANE RUSH 639 Redman Avenue Let me off uptown ner hearts on wmgs qulet fusually3 shy and swell mother Carey she ate wlth the V M I bo s y ond of flannels marshmallows' future clubwomon de d bl pen a e that tnp to West Fomtl Oh what a llfel Thlrteen Charter ante lumor Red Cross K2 33 Magazme Commrttee C33 Haddon Higher Staff 13 43 jumor Defense Aides Q3 43 Typmg Staff Shxeld f43 59 IV ,. I' o ... ,.. .4 .4 ' pf I .' , Y D ,f1f'r.... 4 ffexfr- . -I i- . !f 1 ' ' ' ' ,I Q,, ' Oy' K, ' I ' x . .. . M'l. . I A. . ' I 1 'S JUNE ELIZABETH SCHRAGE 252 Hawthome Avenue Btg brown eyes smooth plano player good student but no angel' llked by everyone oh those bull sesslons wlth the gangl and th res that corporal up at Fort Monmouth on her way to Drexel ln the fall Glee Club Cl 21 THORNTON I-'ORD SCOTT 533 Grove Street Budd was a sharpie IH last summer s crew cu no reflexes easy to get along Wllh Smp and L12 saw most ot hlm 220 low hurdles and flat feet Oh well heck nuts about canoe trlps and camp chlef F-xecutlve ot our Jumor and senlor classes well supplted with Esterbrooks the Navy wanted men and got onel Scotty Camera Club C35 Asslstant Manager Football C35 Manager C41 Track C39 Class Presxdent C3, 47, Treasurer Student Body C45 yjx ik iff! CHARLES RALPH SAPIO 400 Haddon Avenue Westmont New ersey Chlclf All South jersey tackle troublesome tno CChxck hxs convertlble and Buztel able captam Andy Hardy free gum tor the team destm d to enlvst peg pants rugged bowler mmrod jokes wlth d1alect sponsor Dost Football Cl 2l Varslty C3l Laptam C41 Track C23 Varslty C3 4l Presldent Student Body C4j GEORGE ALLAN SCHETTLER 101 Colonml Avenue Ltkes hls muslc on the South Amerlcan tde schoolwork IS a ctnch that faraway look readxng mdustrlous lad wlth hopes of bemg an mterlor decorator George 'GSX 1' nu- 60 ' L.. ' . '- I K fix' I-J' 3 s' ij ta - J . may be a Junior interest I. . . takes time out -for I . . . I r - A uy si, RUTH ROSE SEIWELL Center and Dmmond Spnngs Avenues Woodcrest. New jersey Talkatne herlshes cherry sodas easy gomg dependable lmpxsh Oh for a car iplus gasll never a dull rroment Ruthxe R l O H1 O regular outdoor gxrl uus golng South to college ardent horseback fan Softball LZ 3 4l Swlmmlng Q41 M Blackwood New Jersey Always up and at em does hls best Cgen erallyl coy character everybodys fnend h t n srze hkes good books s or 1 movres gurl ummportant he says somewhat H doubtful alms to be postal clerk erc 'QV' ARVIN SELF MARGARET SEVENSKI Atco New jersey have trouble making her blush her sweetness breaks hearts must get plenty of beauty sleep tenderness tldmess and wmnmg way was cut out for a nurse Glee Club Q19 CHARLES B SHARP Greentree Road Maxlton New Jersey 1 That Saturday dance' buzzmg around wtth pa ack good looker blond ha1r helps Take me out to the ball game' loves the swxmmer tennxs shark Sharple Baseball Q41 women 6 I - . . . . . . D I . . . U , twat Peggy . . . those dimples attract , . . we didn't Q U l j . . . . , . H ' . , . L 'K AJ' MARIETTA MEREDITH SHIV!-IRS HENRY NAR SHAW 120 Jefferson Avenue Class mllltary trateglst wtth a collectlon of books on mxlltary hlstory always agreeable spendmg lots of t1r'1e on homework and gettmg results tool COklHg at Thors wlth a delovely frosh Englxsh class braxny pos1t1ve 1n h1s Op1l'11OI'lS pro pectlve cadet at The Cltadel Bud Chermstry Club U1 Varslty Swlmmmg 131 Football C41 JANET 'I' SHEW 330 Wood Lane The xvory keys hold her fancy neat m her ways My Godfrey who dxd her trlg? Tchalkowskls plano concerto Her heart belongs to daddy those vacatrons at Vlrglma Beach nursmg IS her goal lucky patlents Eat and Gabber s muslc maker IS ee Club fl 2 Orchestra K2 3 umor Defense Alde C41 H1Y Dance Commlttee C41 Shxeld Staff Happy go lucky not fanatlc about French' competent car1oe1st 1n wlnter she can be found xce skatmg swlmmmg IU summer hates her hlstory Cdont we alll1 headed for teachers college Marletta Glee Club fl 2 3 41 Swlmmmg 3 MARY BAINBRIDGE SHIVERS 211 Jefferson Avenue Chorr boy SXDTGSSIOU slow motlon m actlon Wheres Carolyn? dog fan lovely to look at delightful to know allergxc t love Ut sez herel1 fast little Quakeress smcere and popular her dr1v1ng IS hard on pedestrxans salls set for college Polly nms 12 31 Glee Cub C11 lce 'Pres1dent 121 Home Room Representatlve H1 J lumor Defense Councxl 141 Nurses Alde 4 Shield Staff Hockey Manager C41 wx fr V u, I . 1 .I I . 'A 'll .. . . ,lg I . 1 4 ' V S.. . . . G1 , I , ,4l. J j I . - Q V 1 f 'L,, 44 ' F XJ 'X V V, sk . je. f ' I yy Q' , Y ,A 'x !' I 4 Marlton. New jersey . ., .1 I I. Q I CD. . , ,- V V E V . . . ' 0 Te:-I, , I -,'V -A ri, .' ' , ' ' fl: P ' Y . 2: .A x D 9 l I vllflx C- ,jjfkfit J' 47 U G1 . 62 A, ' X ' G m slxght and sweet domesttc dreams blue eyed blonde hkes Hawauan rnusxc reads dustrxously to enter defense plant fl Short dark and energetzc Do you know my Uncle Harry? cheerleader and howl always has fun Eatn Gab meetmgs and campmg HIPS SHJOYS taking Perk for a walk especrally lrkes dachshunds and Norwe 1an sweaters Cedar to do PEARL ANNA SHOEMAKER Atco New Jersey tve e some t1rr1e to blow the man down Q r MARTHA HOWE SHUSTER 325 Maple Avenue Q Engltsh clas made h r Marthy mvadmg Crest College w1th Pat of the ever much varxety Hockey C17 Cheerleader C3 47 Haddon Hlgher Staff C2 3 47 Secretary Student Body C47 H1Y Dance Commtttee C47 jumor Red Cross C37 Serv1ce Club C47 Prom Commlttee C37 Senlor Edrtor Shxeld Alrplane Spotter C47 Junlor Defense Arde C47 V1ctory Corps C47 JAMES Q SIMMONS SRD 121 Walnut Street Man about town authorlty mrcroscopy and chemrstry personallty krd w1t a French lmgo ufe of the party Genu wtth the ltght brown ha1r when 1t comes to sc1ent1c knowledge wrth Uncle Sams permlssxon wll be ald mg and abettmg the common cause jlmmy Baseball C47 AL YA! xo ,st -C.. JOHN EDWARD SMITH 27 Evergreen Lane Strong sxlent typ a wlzard on lce otzarre sh1rts laughmg eyes and curly hair 1nd1tlerent toward Worden Al1Amer1can halfback keen sense ot humor hidden beneath that to 'mdable extertor staunch m hrs conv1ct1ons s re and hes lush ack Football C37 Varslty C47 Soccer C17 2 H Y 63 A . . A ' . . . in- '- A A l ' 1 . I ..B.t,.. be XP 9 ..r' .1405 ,M A 4 5 . on .. . ,, - V , , L I . - i A- .. A by Hn, , A '- Q'a-Q-f41L- - s -A 'Y' Ni 'N -QL' 1 v -. ' . ' - C . . . , u . 1' ' ,I . Q Goll C, 37, i- C47. ..- 1. RUTH ELAINE SNYDER 74 Center Street Cheerful cha terbox scrapbook Suzy emoys h1ghbrow musxc weakness eatmgl fr1endly smlle Frtday grggler revels 1n the great outdoors llterature lover one of the mam stayzs of our orchestra sympathtzes wxth stray cats future undecxded Etalne rchestra Il 2 3 NATALIE D SOLTNER Central Avenue Blackwood New Jersey Complacency habttual laughter you know what? ready sympathy pretzel cruncher attentlon focused on jack another skatmg enthusxast not mtellectual but deftmtely apprectatwe of good books busmess school Ffffldldrvte Sweehe Glee Club CU WILLIAM JOSEPH SOUDERS Haddon Avenue Gxbbsboro New jersey Tall handsome Spamsh class w1t track 'W' team dark horse remmlscence on that Anzona ranch sentlmentahst future Army Alr Corps man fash1on plate Lucas chemxstry genlus playboy 1 Football flj Track CSD Varslty C45 FRANK I. STALLINGS 232 South Atlunhc Avenue Football end center on the basketball team a rangy blond nonplussed by chemistry feasted on cheese cake huntmg and flshmg his pet relaxatlons fascmated by guns now ID the U S Navy Frank Track 135 Basketball KZJ Varslty 13 4 Varslty Foo ball 13 4l 64 ' I '4,...1-, L ,.. Do k 1 . nr ' . - b fr Q ' .A.tB'11 ' I Q ' P .stu .. .. ' ',., I 1 EVELYN JEAN STEVENSON 206 Burberry Lane Happy go lucky Stevle Oh hddle dee dee personahty plus Russ a passion for pastels school gxrl complexlon Thlrteen Charters growmg gxrl good student when s e wants to be those pleadlng puppy dog eyes a gal to remember Evne Cheerleader C3 41 Class Secretary C35 Home Room Representative C35 JUHIOI' Red Cross 12 32 Haddon Higher Q3 4D Vtctory Corps Q4l Defense Alde Q41 BARBARA LEE STIMPSON 32 efierson Avenue Have vou seen my rmg'7 Must we have mlce m trtg class? the devil and Mlss Stlmpson Touch of Texas her heart 1 anchored mars out attended Eat and Gabber meetmgs once n a Whlle Oh can she dance future lS settled Drum Mayorette 13 45 H1Y Chcurman Dance Committee 13 49 Magazlne Commlttee tel Glee Cl.1b C4 JUHIOI Defense Ade 4 Vlctory Corps C4j Shxeld Staff EARL TAYLOR Marlkress Road Delaware Townshxp New jersey Q Happy 901110141 fellow go mto trouble when he made two dates for one mght bored by homework wory about today and let tomorrow take care of ztselt last mmute scrrbbler good natured trade school bound RUTH MAY TAYLOR 37 Estaugh Avenue Sketches easy gomg her blond harr always combed smooth dapper dresser queen of the tenms courts lastmlrute sleeper radlo fan hamburgers by the dozen cross country brcycle ndes plans made for busr ness school Ruth 65 if J , . , . Tillie the twirler . . , flirtatious gleam , .. 7 , - J, Q 1 c J, Y V' , , . . Ci GRACE LOUISA TOUZELI. 615 Delaware Avenue Mount Ephraim New jersey Personality plus Cuts a mean rug causes many a heartbeat motto- Like all love none Junior addition to our class Has that letter come y t7 likes em dark cuts caoers with her coast auard next stop business school Blondie Haddon Higher Staff f3l EDWARD JOHN TUSZL Church Street Blackwood New jersey us' . . . rugged . . . a handsome heart- breaker . . . iovial good nature . . . funny man . , . boy did he have the iokes . . . future Navy man , . . food rationing will really hurt Ed , , . a- looing guard of the football team . , . a real movie an , . . popular with the men and girls. If I Football !3l, Varsity Ml, , If jfff Varsity Track CQ. 'I f MARY COOPER TOMLINSON 114 Kmgs Highway West Here comes Polly with her Collie her ray ot sunshine smile those big brown eyes Thirteen Charters cutie remember last summer t the shorel her friendly sort o' way Oh for the love of Georgel she likes them a dabollcal yet angelic oh what she sayl Glee Club Cl 2 31 Hockey ill junior Defense Aide C43 Victory Corps 141 HIIEN VIRGINYA TORR 120 Peyton Avenue Casual arelessness that capttvates here I come No No A Thousand mUS1C mad and dancing delirious All American girl giggles galore crazy the peoples cholce Charter food rationing hard on her sparkhna Jmny Junior Prom Committee l3l Class Secretary f4l H ck y tl 2 32 I I X wx I I f fy!! V 1 ff .f J 66 Vermont Times N mx I going Thirteen diet 6'-' ul V j 5 DORIS Mmtmx VAN ZANT Marlton New Jersey Oh how l hate to get up rn the mormngl vorce pleaslng to hear devours chocolate lce cream roots for Army Slgnal Corps actxve rn all sports envxable red haxr personality Glee Club w1ll mrss her good humor always resent sm rn wrll be her career Doris P Q Q ee Club ll HELEN BARTON WACHS 145 Colomul Ridge Dnve Great blg grm good natured tall and blonde mad over musxc book lover expert exaggerator Wlncel a walklng Wodehouse studxous IH school eternally eatxng crazy about Chlcago lm gomg t Glee Club QQ 1. E' MARIAN LA DOW WALKER 220 Wayne Avenue Neatness and good taste executlve type especrally enjoyed h1story clas frank go much done slncere lr1endsh1p w1th ack not as shy as she seems but reserved GHXIOUS to be a nurse d1gn1t1ed but oh so soft hearted Marlan Glee Club Ll 2 3 4l Secretary Chemxstry Club PATRICIA WALLEN 27 Euclxd Avenue Has had a wonderful l1fe admlttedly unpre drctable thrxllxng Thesplan a leader ol men mamxes Mac mama very eyes 1sh just rav 1sh1ng m red flannelsl Fatn Gab champeen gab er never a bad mood or a dull week end roommg wrth Marthy at C dar Crest a The Patsy t4l Swrmmmg t4l umor D f nse A1d 14l Vrctory Corps C42 67 vf ' K o 1, My f Jw KN YV n- Gr ,2,3,4l. ' X ' . . .I l A ' .. ' o X- vs P start tomorrowl V l ' IS' I . . . A It wa, ' ' ' ' C L b . ' - . . , U ' ' n 'e . . P t. I J ' ee I' e , ' I . can t sl MILDRED LEAH WELLS 25 Evesham Avenue Marlton New ene J Y Theres dev1l tn those green eyesl stlly sense of humor 'reckle face shes one gal you can count on mxsleadtngly qutet at school that Frenchy beret easy gomg effervescent and Just plam good ktd Tenms Manage CQJ STANLEY WERNER 63 Elhs Street A hefty lad one of the strong sllent type N mm ds hts own affaxrs but doesn t mtss rruch qutet spoken and mannerly at f preoccupatlon secret heart tnterest probably mce grm bustness college or the servlce Stan lx-' 68 ELIZABETH SHELDON WEEST 163 Wayne Avenue Mercury on the hockey fteld va.n1lla mllkshake guzzler Have I ever told you about Lake St Cather1ne'? Mzls model for unmentlonables the eyes have t Eat and Gabs flat fxxer eep tn Pullmans LIZZIE future nurse Hockey fl 21 Varsxty f3J Captam Q41 Basketball flj HtY Dance Commtttee C3 45 Class Secretary Q21 Vtctory Corps f4J Plane Spotter C4l Prom Commlttee Q31 Iunlor Defense Alde Q41 Head of Magazine Commtttee C35 ShxeldSta1i MALCOLM BRAMLEY WELLS 401 Westmont Avenue Dead pan boy meets glrl for Pa' vs Macl ortgmaltty xncomprehenslble an arttst wtth a mastermlnd He can cook hot dogs too romance on a Ydance poster Dont get gay' bashful boy an eye for clothes and a heart set on becoming a leatherneck H1Y C3 41 Secretary C33 The Patsy C45 Junlor Defense Alde Q3 41 H1Y Dance Commtt ,ff tee C3 41 Haddon Higher Staff Q3 4D I' M l x l l, R. x ' 1 lxy K J' A . XX U I . . . 'l - ln- 5 .4 . - 1 . i 1 - - . . ' I . V U , 'x I I I l 'A A lu 1 I .- A 'I f '1 ' . . f n I - 1 1 - f 'J f f Mgt X, Q A, lf' 1 A J. . 'M' - XI' ll...-,.. ' 'ro - xl., -5' -.,'v. ,x J F' 'fdif D LCAROLYN Mnmurr vmemsn 320 Chew: Landmg Road P0156 and personalrty never a dull moment when Cush lS around dancer deluxe poems and Poolre one of the few who does her home work mayors rn men makes Ocean Grove her hangout smooth llne lf you cant frnd Carolyn look for Polly I dont get 1t m lasses mop Hockey tl 21 Varsrty C3l Basketball ll Manager t2 3l Tennls 13 4U Glee Cub 2 3 43 Drum Majorette C41 HxY Dance Commlttee 135 Shield Std! Vrctory Corps t4l jumor Defense Axde Q41 Home Room Representa txve MJ sn? HERMAN ROSS WIANT 100 Windsor .Avenue Anarchrst tbombs anywayll potentlal Em stem athletrcs confined to pmg pong and 1am sesslons gum chewer practical Joker RPI headed sharp dresser chemlstry fxend weakness for steaks equestrian future quack dynamrtlcran Chemrstry Club Presldent t2 3D Orchestra tll Band fl 2 3l Glee Club tl Zl Victory Corps AJ C D Messenger MJ ELLA WIBLE Cooper Road IK Atco New jersey Petrte fllrt Pollys pal wrxtmg to Harry and dozens more' moonlrght and seagulls Oh horrorsl summers at the shore mvol untary chatter rn sales class pretty blue eyes popular lrttle gad about speedmg toward a career as a nurse E a Glee Club Lll lnterclass Softball f3l BETTY WILES Woodland Avenue Blenhexm New jersey Carefree and gay smrles for everyone drawmg IS her skrll frxends love her wltty saymgs another lady bowler and always a lady, tool readmg IH spare moments shlny brown hcnr delxghted by Marmes and the feeling IS mutual always pleasant Betty 69 'fi Ipllf , ,f ' , I , - A , . . 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D . . ll . ,isa ,ywyvwe Cl A mt H Ji Ymrzs X 416 Overhzll Road Exponent of straight faced humor susceptlble to blondes feeble attempts to play the banjo pmg pong enthus1ast sl1ghtly red haxr tt ever xt grows 1n rowdy mghts w1th the gang ture track star qulet not Hx Y executlve Mlke Stage Manager The Patsy C45 Haddon Higher Q 145 J Preslden 141 Flsh an Game Club 145 H1Y Dance Commxttee K3 4D BETTY HELEN YOST Black Horse Pxke Glendora New ersey Frlendly and v1vac1ous always an absenha those envlable grey eyes and that naturally curly halrl gobs of love for the Navy more for Chuck all roads lead tc Cuba Betty plays love game tenms of course center of attraction Bets JH BETTIE JELNNE ZERONE 10 Wxlkms Avenue Red hectdl strong sense of humor as a navy secret pleas1ng personality deflmtely devoted to tall blonde saxlors CGIIIOITIIG here I comel trxcky tap-dancer always rushmg to class Gee Club Q1 2 47 Ez 70 V fn lffemcvuam j LAURA AGNES DOUGHERTY Ded August 5 1942 7 I O Q 4 1 1 vdiflifo The h1ghest honor that a member ot the graduatmg class ot the Haddonfxeld Memorxal I-hgh School can rece1ve rs the Ch1ldrey Mernorlal Medal It xs awarded to the en1or chosen by the class and the faculty on the basrs ol superxor scholcxrsh1p part1c1pat1on m eytrcx currlcular ac t1v1t1es co operahon Wllh the faculty and fr1endl1'1ess Wtth classmates who best represents the tradltxons and ldeals of thls school Thrs years rec1p1ent JANET KRAFT IS worthy ol th1s honor and deserves the congratulatxons of the Student Body of the teachers and of the members of the commuruty 72 gy, A S , . 1 - ' ' I - I A , , . . VALEDICTORY With doubts and courage head held hlgh we go- Wtth quesnons yearnmg youth and knowl edge now We leave and are not sad to say farewell Although our l1ves experlence and hopes Have been here tn the years that have lust gone To broader tlelds to greater sacnlce To opportunlty and challenge now We look we strlve and do not fear to see A struggle sutferlng latlure-but st1ll hope We plan our l1ves wlth strength drawn from the past A strength la1d on our la1th ln God and man Strength dedlcated to the cause of rlght And we are glad for pleasures we have had For frxendshtps trtals successes vlctortes For counsel QIVGD knowledge shared all these Are but the base on Whtch we are to bu1ld Foundatlons for dtscovery of hte Ianet Kraft 73 . . Q I A I Prepared for war, yet working for the peace, ..i....J ' 'x JJJ HADDONFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHGOL SENIOR CLASS Presents THE PATSYM .4 Comzzlu m Three Acts bv Barn f'tmnrr,r Fnday and Saturday Evemngs, November 20th and Zlst, X942 DIRFCTED HX M143 NIARFP. Ly HILLX HR ,W . 0,,..,,. Cast of Characters B111 Hnrrmglon Robert Hendricks Mrs. Wtlham Harnngton Jane Parsons Grate Iiarnngtun Pulricxa Wallzn Patrxcm Harrtnglon Nancy Lunn Btll Caldwell Mac, Wells Tony Anderson Robert Buzzard 7,, ,, SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I. Livxng-room of the Harrxngton home Evenrng, ACT II. Same--next Monday evening. ACT 111. same -me Friday night folzowmg ., ,,,, . , x-,Wm www. ,umm lfwmg. rz...Pm.m PM wp- www. Ralph wth?-. JM. mmn..1. ,. sv-. .A Nil Nll. ax' THE mon NIQHOOL om msnu s1.fff-my by uf, Rxdwud xt tmgirs, t QAM. , Ayn..- 'Gust' .x gan mmm f...4i Kar is 3. Ga-fgeK Wgm 7' ff' 'L L' 5. ead Mata? 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L IVE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE Bed Sa1ls 1n the Sunset Iane Paul Mr FIVE by FIVG Ch1c How re You Gonna Keep Em Down on the Farm Mary Bnck There W1l1 Never Be Another You Ianet Kraft The Malor and the Mmor Mar1e and Betty Sue Angel S1ng Smg S1ng Youd Be So NICE to Come Home To Baby Me You Must Have Been a Beaut1fu1 Baby e Go Well Together T e Man Who Comes Around You Were Never Loveller H0319 the B1veter You ve Gotta Be a Football Hero Moonhght Becomes You Iukebox Saturday N1ght Dodgers Fan Dance G1rl of My Dreams Loolue LOOKIG l..OOk1e Here Comes COOKIE Dont S1t Under the Apple Tree Between a KISS and a S1gh lf You Knew SUZ19 L1ke I Know Suzle It Vou Are But a Dream More Than You Know You Llttle Heartbreaker You As T1me Goes By Harvest Moon Why Dont You Do B1ght7 Wonder When My Babys Com1ng Horner Brother B111 A KISS IH the Dark 1 Know Why Man on the Flymg Trapeze Ah Sweet Mystery of L1te Naughty Mar1etta Careless Massachusetts My S1SfGF and l Hey Good LOOKIH Loved Walked B1ght In Your Feets Too B1g Deep 1n a Dream Steamboat B111 78 Polly Sh1vers Don Anderson Barbara Brown EVIG Stevenson Ken Carey Mary and Bob e T1na Rosemary Ford lack Sm1th Delc1e Butch Armstead Larl Plumley I1nny Torr Harry M1ldred B1gg1ns Budd Scott Carolyn Wheeler Lo1s Chew Patsy Goldthorp 1 z Moody hmmy S1mmons Dor1s Moore H1ckman Ionn Egg1e Beren1ce Bra1sl1n Ted B1rm1ngham Mac Mar1etta Sh1vers Bob Badchtte Bettv Ann HIQQIUS Mary Ann Hunt Gladys Bran1n B111 Souders leyendecker Peg P1ckel1 B11ly Cook W .,.....,......,. h ...........,.,. .,.,. . .11..... ...Ip ' ' .... ........,,, .,.... , . . ....... ..,.1o Ieanie With the Light Brown Hair .,,.....,........ .1...,..,....... P opey A ..... ..1. A ,..F't China Girl Andy I-lardys Double Lite The Navy Comes Through Seven Days Leave Kid Dynamite lourney for Margaret Once Upon a Honeymoon Tennessee Iohnson Road to Morocco Who Done lt? Nightmare Madame Spy Forest Rangers This Way Please Silver Queen The Affairs of Martha Gentleman Iim Yankee Doodle Dandy Between Us Girls Lite With Father Stand By for Action Llle Begins at 830 The Powers Girl Hello Frisco Hello Man ol Destiny Gone With the Wind Petticoat Fever They Got Me Covered Ball ol Flre Love Affair .,.,,.4..,... Now Voyager Get Hep to Love ..r,r....t Kiss the Boys Goodbye. .. Somewhere l'll Find You. We Will Never Die ....... The Immortal Sergeant ., Forever and a Day ...,.,, This Above All ..,..,.,. Strictly in the Groove ..,.. Happy-Go-Lucky ......... The Moon and Sixpence.. Casste George Marple Mope Wes Bleakly Burwell Merkh Margaret Sevenski Carolyn and George Campbell Tommy Mutchler Ed Beakley George Fearn Betty Kuhn Perkins Knepp r and Scott Detention Grace Touzell Ask Read lim Nagle Ed Tuszl at n Galob rs Bob Henricks Paul De Coursey Charles Sharp Selma Belk Iesse Lukens Marvin Self Washington Trip Wesley Gennett Parker Grilleth Betty Zerone .Bud Shaw andI,S. .. .,,..........Yellow Card ,.BillAltt ,, .,,G'rs of '43 . ...Sugar Mr. Reynolds ....,,....,Doris and Almira ., .Betty Carr .........,..........Iack Barrett ......EdnaBuzby Allowance Seven Sweethearts ...........,.,....,....,......... .... E stlner Levering Crossroads ......,....... A Night to Remember ..., . ....Thor's ...,.......,..,.,...,,..............Graduation NOW SHOWING ArabianNightsllljlj.lTli'llll.iiii:lli.Zilli.TlTiiii.liConnie comfy ' . .... '. .'.' .'.l f .'.'.'.' L .l.' '.'. H .'.4.'. 9 il Hl S Last Wxll and Testament ol the Class of 1943 To Whom It May Concern We the Class of 1943 of Haddonheld Memor1al l-hgh School Haddon held New Iersey be1ng ot sound mlnd understand1ng and w1se yudgment Cat t1mes1 do ordaln and procla1m to all th1s our last wlll and testa ment bestowmg our entlre POSSSSSIOHS as heremafter stated To the Class of 44 we bequeath the pr1v1lege of l1sten1ng to Town Hall the front seats 1n assembly Rooms 123 and 106 and thlrd lunch per1od To those who follow 1n the search of wlsdom we bestow these spec1al bequests Io Rasco leaves her men to the Iumor g1rls Bobb1e Slmpson entrusts her tw1rl1ng to Martha Schultz Mane Indr1so leaves her executrve ablhty to Lo1s Schumacher Polly Shlvers bestows her cho1rboy expresslon on Lu I-Iammell Bob Buzzard w1lls h1s drumstlcks to Ilmmy French We hope Carrle Freedly abandons her atroc1ous spell1ng Sue Weest rehnqulshes her athlet1c Gblllly to I-l1lda Anderson Owen Frtzgerald passes on h1s othce conferences to anyone who wants them The corn from Moodys Jokes goes to rel1eve the food shortage Mary Br1cks kn1tt1ng goes to Dott1e Russell Don Patch w11ls h1s sales ab1l1ty to B111 Cumm1ngs Ray Campbells basketball prowess IS transferred to B111 Mapp Rosle Fords rosy blush goes to Iean Tucker Paul Iepsons p1CIld coats are taken over by Bobby Cupp Carolyn Wheeler bestows her strut on Dott1e McK1nley Iesse Lukens love of SpG1'11Sh IS returned to Mr McCaulley Pat Goldthorps come h1ther look 1S bequeathed to Ioyce Sharp Ralph Ma1ness cheer lead1ng IS passed on to Charl1e Chambers Iack1e Backner leaves her d1v1ne tresses to Ierry Bennett Ed Reeves refuses to leave h1s p1pe EV19 Stevensons baby talk goes to Ian1ce Moore George Knepper s way w1th the women 1 presented to I1mmy Grahmn Betty Enders success 1n love IS bequeathed to Marlan Rodan Read Perklns leaves h1s argyle socks to the moths B111 I-hckman leaves h1s aesthetlc dancmg to Bob Laughrey Iean Popes horr1ble glggle goes to Imny Weest Betty Plttmans love of the army IS left for adopt1on by Nancy Re1s Martha Shusters persona11ty IS entrusted to Peg Elberson Ianet Shews 1vory t1ckl1ng IS lett 1n the hands of Ada May Cobern Peg P1ckell bestows her 1r1end11ness on Pat Mlllar Esther Levermgs dozens ol sweaters go to Peg Clymer 80 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . . . . 11 -1 11 . . 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . - 1 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 . .F . .: . 1 . . . . , . . . 1 . . 1 . . . . . . 1 Altce lrllnchmans art1st1c ab1hty goes to Nell I-larrtson Mary and Bob bequeath the1r bllSSll.1l extstence to Peg and Dave Mlldred RIQQIHS presents her l1ne to Lynn Ferrls The Semor glrls leave Iohnnxe McCarthy To the student body tn general we leave those lastrrunute book reports the noon rush for lunch the football team and the remalns of the bu1ld1ng To our class advxser Mr Harvey Gerber we gtve our deepest shown rn gu1d1ng us Why he has no gray ha1r rernalns unknown We hereby nom1nate and appo1nt the aforementloned a sole executor of thts our last wlll and testament ln wltness whereof We the Class of l943 havlng drsposed of all our worldly possesslons do hereto slgn and seal thxs document on thts eleventh day of Iune Nlneteen Hundred and Forty three Wltnesses is GAL! lho., A,U-MMV QM mr W7 W J Coulnsellors at Law 8 I appreciation and sincere thanks for his efforts, and the patience he has AQ 0 E7 9 AA . K 'f5 Q Q'sI9 f ,sv + fs x - f 1 Q! A A . fx y B f 4' ,I . gt-1:14 Q 1 l 5 I xx 'fee-121 ,... M... , v.:-,vnu N-Q ...WU ffm .Mmm ...MN .u-, Mann-m ..::,..'s. ...... .......,. -1-11.3 ..., sp: '14 fu v l l x . -fu-93 f ACTHVJITHES . , ,Al .'z ' x 4 . ,lib ' .- ' ' :.-ww: 'f ' , , V , ,. , ' r .f . , , A , ,. THE STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION THe followmg ofhcers were elected t conduct the cxficnrs of the Student Body Chmles Sapxo President Martha Shuster Secretary Thornton Scott Treasurer 84 Robert Merrick H W ...t.... A... I, .... Vice-President The Student Body Orgamzatton presented an outstandlng serte ot assembly programs thls year The calendar ot the years events follows September 22 W Van Ha1tana The Romance ot Weather October 2 Lucy Monroe and W1ll1am Gleason October 23 Army Program lor Boys October 26 Iesse P Robertson Old Muslcal lnstruments ot Arabta November 3 Imre Kovacs lhe Challenge of Bemg an Amerrcan November 12 Gltta Sereny Fronn Darlrest Eurooe November 20 21 Senlor Play The Pat y December l8 Chrlstma Program and Warslty Awards Ianuary 27 Mr Mclflnley Health February March 3 March 24 March 26 March 27 March 30 Aprll 7 2 30 Aprll Apnl May May May une une une ll E H Ramsey The lnternatlonal Mess Howard Cleaves Photographlng Wtld l.1te Dons Mason Modellng ID Clay The Howells Bohemlan Glas Blowers lnterchurch Youth Conference Glee Club and W A A C Otltcers Ladxes of Songs Easter Cantata The Crucxtlxlon Iumor Prom H1 Y Dance Rtchard Fmme Among the lgloo Dwellers Vlctory Rally Baccalaureate Sermon l0-Commencement ll H1 Y Dance 85 . . I . . S . l V , I - ' ' s - ' s ' ' . February 2-Dr. A. B. Keeler, 'Panamericana-Mexico. i ' Z ' Q 1- '- . ll- ' . I 6- . IUNIOR CLASS The Iumor Class elected the followmg ofhcers to lead them 1r1 thrs lmporlant year Lalldls Bltzer Presxdent Louxs Moiia Vxce Presldent Lois Schumacher Secretary Although the proloablhty of a tup ln the semor year IS remote the class dec1ded to carry on the magazme campa1gr1 and the proyect was successful 1n every way The most lmportant undertakmg of the year was the Iumor Prom on the evenmg of Aprll th1rt1eth The patr1ot1c motll employed by the decora t1on comrmttee was dlstmctlve and the event proved a lvtmg chmax to the years soc1al act1v1t1es The class was under the gmdance of Mr Iames G Devor 86 l lack Schneider ........................ Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the d1rect1on of Mr Icxme E Drury the Soohornores orgcmrzed for the frrst txrne as Q class and elected the followmg offlcers Harry Rockwell Presldent Ahce Whxteway Vmce Pres1dent Wxllmm Schafer Treasurer 'lne only lmportcmt event undertaken durmg the yeor was the pur chose of class rmgs rn the sprmg Upon the re rgncxtron of Mr Drury to enter buslness Mr George rl Clymer was czppomted cfs crdvrser to the class 87 Ianet Underdown .... Secretary THE SHIELD The staff whrch produced the yearbook of the Class of l943 wa me lollowmg Janet Kraft Edmu rn Clue! Martha H Shuster Semor Edxtor Marguente S Hunt Actwxues Edrtor lean E Pope Sports Ed1tor Mane A Indnso Typmg Manager Edltonal Comnuttee Barbara Brown Rosemary Ford Wrlllarn Hrckrnan Esther Leverrng Mary McConnell lane Paul Read Perhns losephme Rasco Mlldred Rrgglns Polly Shlvers Barbara Stunpson VlI'Q1I'l1Q Torr Ellzabeth Weest Carolyn Wheeler AdV6If1SlXlg Commxttee Claude Brovln Ehzabeth Carr Marxe lndrrso Donald Patch lean Pope lane Rush and Carolyn Wheeler Typmg Commxttee Lo1s Ballmger Harry Cook Betty Enders Davrd Kelchn r Peggy Plckell Betty Putman and Jane Rush The staff was under the drrectlon ot Mr George H Clymer 88 ll ll Edmund H. Reeves, Ir. .,r... Advertising Manager r 1 I 1 . .- 1 A I I 1 - - THE HADDON HIGHER Thrs year the I-Iaddor' Hrgher w1th the full co operatron ol 1t5 stall and the excellent guldance of M15 Hxll M155 Martln and Mr Relter con tlnued 1lS coverage of school news The staff was headed by Co Edrtors Betty Carr and Alexander Kreper who were a5515ted by Sports Edrtor Raymond Campbell Feature Edrtor Evelyn Stevenson and Clrculatron Man ager Donald Patch The QOSSID column Whats Th15 We Hear was conducted by Martha Shuster and Betty Plttman The reporters were Paul Iepscn Ianet Kraft Wrllram Leyendecker lane Rush Malcolm VVells Ralph Wythes Dorothy Cook Ie-an Curne Ieanette Tones Robert McCatiery Iean Roye and Fred Wagner The typ15ts were Charlotte Baker Evelyn Baker Harry Cook Mar1e lndrr o and Delcre Lambdon ln the mrddle ol the year the Iunror staff headed by Ed1tor Robert McCatfery took over the work of publr hmg the paper The assrstant edltors were I-hlda Anderson Sports 1:.d1tor Wrllram Cumrnrngs C1rcu1at1on Manager Nancy Randall Exchange Edrtor and Ierry Bennett and Lucretra I-lammell columnrsts The reporters were Betty Beatty Alma Beers Peter Brrcker Ierry Bennett Dorothy Cook Ieanne Curre Lynne Ferns Lucretla Hammell Ieannette Iones Rrchard Martmellr Elame Mauger Iames Rergert lean Roye Donald Russell Ioanna Sulll Jan and Fred Wagner The IYDISTS were Sara Iane Fetters Nancy Randall and Marlon Strohmetz 89 ll ll - 1. . ,, . . . Q - -4 1 1 - 1 . . , . , . I . I - . 1. 1 . 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . - I 1 1 C' - 1 Q , ., . . ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . W . 1 1 1 , . Z 1- R, . , 9 Mel wi 3 vxltgtlml , It Q.. gwf-fgh V,,g, i d 3 ' 5, 45. 5 1 - f3',,x Q il F 'fr ' ' Ii .ll 4? .137 fs. 4 'T . xv ' A ' - P A ,A X. '1 gk .. 5' ff.!2,'2 'W 7 Q. 4 . P4 . Q F. . ' fjuxfgxifa 3 fl K JETL X an Y f V, W . f 2 I Q .. e U g -- Q' V- 5 'QI ' JW f ,U ,, fq ,fax 4,6 Q ' ' 5 ' Y N - X' X h V ,'T -- - V! - , 'VI Q XM Q 7 W e ,J gig 1' . Bl., Nan , --pf-- I f 1 f A f ?'5 f my .FY Us , E' 1.3 V ' Q . 6 s . 4 ., LM- M--U ,., Z' f if ....-. - v., 6 Z if V , . ' ff? L.. X 'Q - ORCHESTRA The Orchestra had a profitable year study- ing many new arrangements, and in addition to performing at various assemblies, furnished splendid renditions at the senior play and for the graduation exercises. Officers for the year follow: Icmet Shew . ,, ..,i. President Dorothy Cook .,.,,,, . Vice-President Marion Rodan . . . , . , , . Secretary Ieanne Bartolett and Marion Strohmetz ..,, ....,i. L ibrcaians After the resignation of Mr, Richard lvl. Douglass, the direction of the Orchestra was taken over by Mr. Charles Ware. till FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB A Freshman Glee Clab was organized for the first time this year, and had a mem- bership of seventy. They sang for the U. S O, concert and on several other occasions, di- rected by Mr. Charles Ware. They had the following of- ficers' Peggy Geiges i President Iohn Simmons .Vice-President Kitty Lou Corwin Secretary Shirley Kravitz, . Treasurer Gloria Draper and Olive Sharp i Managers --Q -, 3 A- mi '- nn GLEE CLUB The Glee Club performed beautifully at several assemblies, at a patriotic Christmas program for the benefit of the U. S. O., and presented Sir Iohn Stainer's Lenten Cantata, The Crucitixionf' at Easter. Their oiiicers: Isabel Lockwood . . . . . .,,., President Richard McCarty . . . .... Vice-President Lois Schumacher .... ...... S ecretcxry . . . ....... , . ,,.,.. . , ,Treasurer Robert Buzzard . Betty Pittman .. They were represented on the All State Hi h School Chorus by h . ' Q Richard McCarty, tenor, and Ieanne Fretz, soprano. Mr. Charles Ware directed. ...,.....,.,.,.........Manager CHOIR The Choir, in addition to singing as ct part of the Glee Club, gave special programs for the Fortnightly Club, the Lutheran Church, the Metho- dist Church, the Haddonfield Defense Council, and for the Inter-Church Youth Confer- ence. Isabel Lockwood was Am Corresponding Secretary, and N Ieanne Bartolett and Irene Sheppard acted as Managers. ...-n:.,. .,,... . .- l .,,., . . - 92 The Hi-Y this year had an active program of speakers movies dis cussions, sports, and dinners Their biggest events ol the year were the First Annual Hi-Y Dance ana tlre Montclair Older Boys Conference The boys also organized basketball and softball team The following boys were elected olicers for the yecr Ralph Wythes President Iohn Eggie V1ce President George Farrell Secretary Richard Hurst Treasurer LIBRARIANS The librarians assisted Miss Tilton in their free periods and alter school. They obtained lirst-hand experience with the problems of a librarian, which included a practical knowl- edge of filing. 93 SEA SCOUTS The Sea Scouts was organized this year for the tirst time from among tenth and eleventh year boys. They met on Tuesday evenings at the C. C. C. barracks. Among their activities were study ot the Morse Code, semaphore signaling, rope work, and practical handling of boats. The group owned two row- boats and had available a power cruiser. They were under the di- rection ot Skipper Vennel. Mr, Crispin is chairman of the Sea Scout Com- mittee. FISH AND GAME CLUB The Fish and Game Club, under the guidance of Mr. Edward Reiter, met twice a month and saw a number oi interesting motion pictures depicting methods of preservation of forests and all forms of wild life. Most of these pictures were shown by courtesy of the New Iersey State Museum. The club also held skeet shooting and fly-casting contests. Girls joined the group for the first time, and proved their ability. Officers tor the year were the following: Lewis Holloway .,...... President Iohn Eggie ......,. Vice-President Geo. Farrell . ,Secretary-Treasurer ' iilff.-2-fi 5 ilfl A G. A .f , - g , ,., .M M .t - . -- 4, - ,Y -x. GIRLS' GYM CLUB 1 SPURTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Owing to the return of only three letterrnen, the football team did not have a very successful season, winning only three games, losing five, and tying two. Highlights of the season were the victories over Palmyra an-d Regional, and the tie with a more experienced Merchantville team. The team was feted at two banquets. The scores were as follows: Moorestown Haddonfield Bridgeton Haddonfield Palmyra Haddonfield Merchantville Haddonfield Glassboro Haddonfield Audubon Haddonfield Woodbury Haddonfield Collingswood Haddonfield Regional Haddonfield Haddon Heights Haddonfield The lettermen who will be graduated are Captain Sapio, Stallings, Carey, Perkins, Hickman, Tuszl, Padgett, Smith, lohnston, Harrison, and Manager Knepper. The return of ten lettermen brightens the prospects for next year. The team was coached by Mr. Cyrus Marter and Mr. Harvey Gerber. , 4 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Freshman-Sophomore football team, playing a schedule composed entirely of older I. V. teams, broke even for the season wmning three losing three, and tying one. Good material brightens the orospects for the vczrsity next year. The team was ably coached by Mr Calvin Adams 0 Palmyra Haddonfield Merchantville Haddonfield Collingswood Haddonfield Audubon Haddonfield Camden Haddonfield Haddon Heights Haddonfield Haddon Heights Haddonfield FRESHMAN HOCKEY The Freshmen had two squads this ear - t y , both under the direction of Miss Alice Dougherty, and managed by Betty Meredith. Freshman First Team Iunior School U Haddonfield 1 Collingswood U Haddonfield O Haddon Heights O Haddonfield 3 Freshman Second Team Iunior School U Haddonfield 0 Collingswood 2 Haddonfield 1 Haddon Heights 4 Hadonfield O 'SJ' 7 v ,S 'rr-f flaw 9.3, .. 'Sli Q VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Owing to the war-time restrictions in transportation, the girls' varsity basketball team played a non-league schedule oi only five games, win- ning one, tying one, and losing three. The team gave a good account of themselves in all the games, but seemed to miss the Win column in closing minutes. The seniors to be graduated are Captain Esther Levering, lane Paul, Marie lndriso, Peg Pickell, Betty Higgins, and Manager Naudine Naugle. The team was coached by Miss Eleanor Price and Miss Alice Dougherty. .s A R 1 fffrtxff qv IUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL The junior varsity girls basketball eam led by Captain Rutn Duncan lost all four of their games but most of their number return and the experience gained should prove valuable next year FRESHMAN GIRLS' BASKETBALL Although the freshman girls' basketball team did not win any of the few games they were able to schedule, an et- tort was made to enable all of the girls to participate rather than to develop a Win- ning combination. They were coached by Miss Eleanor Price and Miss Alice Dough- erty. 'fx 'Ulm ,I stigma signin BOYS' BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team, Coached by Mr. George Lawson and led by Captain Ray Campbell, had a comparatively good season. They won six league contests and dropped eight to their opponents. The team also played Merchantville in the South Iersey play-ofts, losing, 34 to l5, in this encounter. High scorer for the season was Captain Hay Campbell. Those Varsity men lost through graduation are Captain Ray Campbell, Paul DeCoursey, lack Padgett, Ken Carey, Frank Stallings, now a member ot the U, S. Navy, and Manager Dick Hurst. The rest ol the squad, Captain-Elect Bill Mapp, Iohn McCarthy, Mel Logan, Bud Dyer, and lack Porter, will be back next year and should have a good season. The Iunior-Varsity team split even, winning and losing the same number ol games. The Freshman basketball team, under the direction of Mr. lack Farquhar, played a schedule composed largely ot intramural contests, owing to transportation difficulties. They Won one oi the three games played against outside opponents. ...ni U-earl Ala. -dh- FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL lO2 .'0 z,G-0 , . 664-4-QJAZ' TRACK The track team had a successful season last spring, placing second in the South Iersey Group-Three meet, and topping all Group-Three competitors in the Camden Suburban meet, although finishing behind Camden and Collingswood. This year they will engage in dual meets with Camden, Woodrow Wilson, Collingswood, Woodbury, Haddon Heights, and Audubon, and a triangular meet with Palmyra and Vocational. They will also enter the Penn Relays, the Camden Y. M. C. A., the Camden Suburban, and the South Iersey Group-Three meets, The freshmen will also engage in several meets. Those on the squad to be graduated are Buzzard, Campbell, Fearn, Fitzgerald, Hickman, Holloway, lohnston, Sapio, Souders, Tuszl, and Man- ager Iepson. Mr. Cyrus Marter coached the team. The Seniors won the interclass meet with a score of 67, to 29 for the Sophomores, 18 for the Iuniors, and l for the Freshman, The results of their first meet were Camden 59, Haddonfield 49, and Woodrow Wilson 18. The relay team ot Holmes, Souders, Moody and Rockwell won the South Iersey Group Three Mile Relay at the Penn Relays in the time of 3:38:4. IO3 ,X 254 41:25-f NA, 1. in l aJw4 w ' 4 3' BASEBALL The baseball team had a tarrly good season last year w1nn1ng about half thetr games and most of those lost were by one r1.n marglns or last 1nr11ng ralhes that made them rnterestrng to the fans Because of transportatron d1tl1cult1es the team has dropped from the league but w1ll plax a schedule of eleven game agamst nearby teams slngle conte ts wrth Woodbury Woodrow Wllson and Merchantvllle and two wrth Audubon Camden Colhngswood and Haddon Herghts Senlors who w1ll be lost to the team are Captaxn Padgett Bealfley Benson Btrmrngham Carey Cram Knepper Lukens Sharp and Stmmons The team was coached by Mr George Lawson lack Maclan was Manager They lost thelr frrst game to Camden IO4 -, - . - .... -I ,e s A , A , - f-- . ,, - ,A - v-w':r,- vw 1- A' - Q., 1 yi, Q wsu K,-A . y,,! o N ,Qi -. .,-. . , V , . . J -.kg 4 ,J -,,.. ,., A - . , f. -- f - z V' ,-' 1 - -M , ' ' ' W , , K .ni'. Q am, f 0, fave 35. ' 9301? L 1 f ff' Y- ,. . -1 . 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I 1 I - L . . - A ' - I I GIRLS TENNIS The gtrls tennls team because of war ttme l1m1tat1ons of transporta hon and equ1pment have a schedul consxstmg of only tour meets agalnst Haddon Helghts Collmgswood Woodbury and M ore town Frlends Semors lost through graduatlon are Ianet Kraft Delcre Lambdon Dons Kleper lane Paul Betty Ptttman lean Dope Mlldred Rtggtns Carolyn Wheeler, and Managers Peg Ptckell and Naudme Naugle The team was coached by Mrss Ahce Dougherty Boys' tenms and golf were dropped from our spr1ng sports program for the duratton The golf team last spr1ng won the South Iersey League t1tle for the fourth consecutive year GIRLS' SWIMMING Swtmmmg was conttnued th1s year, but was merely recreattonal The g1rls were dlvlded mto two teams, w1th lean Clark as captain of the Red team, and Mtldred Rxggms as captam ot the Black team The hrst half of each pertocl was devoted to 1nstruct1on for the rrn provement of strokes, d1v1ng, and racmg turns Both Mtss Prtce and Mtss Dougherty ably conducted th1s 1nstruct1on The last halt of the perrod the glrls were tree to part1c1pate rn d1v1ng, racma, and water polo IO5 63 bi Ii, 5 L, go .X k is'-mg -1. as - i ta E E I ' 3-Iwi hwx. 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