Hamilton High School West - Retrospect Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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Reginald L. Burroughs, Jr. Phyllis Butler Edwin J. Butterfoss Patricia A. Byrne ESTHER M. CAFFREY . . . A dark haired beauty with a whim for telephone operating . . . loves to swim, hike, cook, dance, and collect records . . . cuts a nice Hgure . . . on ice skates? OWEN CAFFREY . . . 'cschmoelsn spark- ling smile makes feminine hearts flutter . . . tall and energetic . . . will go far as a manual arts teacher . . . His gay way and wonder- ful personality made him president of our student council. 0 HARRY CAI-IILL . . . Tall, dark and jovial? . . . well-dressed . . . room cluttered up by radio station WZWLN . . . makes connec- tions with fellow radio hams . . . Present po- sition: usher at RKO Broad. A. IRENE CAPES . . , A happy-go-1uCky,5k0 tall and stately blond . . . a whiz at taking Q dictation . . . beams over Vaughn Monroe . . . an ardent sports fan . . . Honor Student who will make a perfect secretary. REGINALD L. BURROUGHS, JR .... Tall and slim . . . a friendly fellow . . . likes foot- ball, math and mechanical drawing . . . '6Reg- giev sees himself as a radio technician in the future. PHYLLIS BUTLER . . . Plans to be an artist . . . a girl of impulse rather than meth- ods . . . sweet as honey . . . Phil,' can cer- tainly talk on her two favorite hobbies, fly- ing and attending stock-car races . . . Burl Ives and Vaughn Monroe are her two fa- vorite entertainers. EDWIN BUTTERFOSS . . . Canteen treasurer . . . always calm, cool, and col- lected . . . an easy guy to talk with . . . his favorite conversational topic is music . . . a member of the honor society . . . Butter will go far in the engineering field. PATRICIA A. BYRNE . . . Pretty as a pic- ture with that Natural Look . . . really stepped out of character to play the insolent kid sister in the Senior 'Play . . . A sports lover . . . Pat tied for First place in the Senior Ratings. , Esther M. Caffrey Owen J. Caffrly E Harry Cahill A. Irene Capes

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MARY SUE BRlflfClf . . . pursuing the commercial course . . . fond of horses, typing, and dramatic plays . . . Fun-loving and carc- free, Mary Sue is liked by all her friends and teachers . . . After graduation, a secretarial job will claim her. THELMA BREECE . . . friendly and good- humored . . . loves to roller skate . . . canlt stop laughing when told a funny joke . . . Thelma plans to attend college and become a secretary. FRANCIS BRENNA . . . dark and debonair . . . always friendly . . . a gentleman with high hopes . . . As a crooner, Franny can 'gout-mammyn Al jolson. CHARLES E. BRINCKLOE . . . outstand- ing on the dance floor . . . easy-going . . . good-natured . . . Bud leaves a favorable im- pression wherever he goes. Sherman R. Britton Melvin W. Burney 'NPI Lillian A. Burk Virginia Burns ik Mary Sue Breece Thelma Breece aw' 'vw Francis Brenna Charles E. Brinckloe SHERMAN R. BRITTON . . . lVlodest, calm . . . With curly hair and pleasant eye . . . Pals, a nice person to know . . . Will go through life with a joke and a song. LILLIAN A. BURK . . . Sweet and slender with liquid brown eyes . . . toes that take to the dance floor . . . on good terms with the l-lonor Roll . . . quiet but warm dis- position . . . g'Lil values her friends highly. MELVIN W. BURNEY . . . Active in all sports . . . excels in basketball and swimf ming . . . a member of the Athletic Officials Club . . . enjoys mechanical drawing . . . Bill's,' pen and ink sketches are strictly first class. VIRGINIA BURNS . . . Lin is friendly and good-natured . . . gay and charming always . . . Her pet pastimes arc swimming and ice skating.

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ARTHUR CARL . . . Tall and taciturn . . . member of Honor Society . . . likes bowling, action-packed movies, and books . . . HOtt,' will train for the medical profession upon graduation. JOAN CARROLL . . , Always has that just stepped out of Voguel' look . . . has won both letter and numerals for baseball . . . Joan canlt think of anything that's more fun than dancing to smooth music. JACK CASH . . . Magnetic personality . . . eats his meals at home, lives at lVlack,s . . . proud of his peppy little Ford . . . loves par- ties . . . His face wears a perpetual smile held on by a pair of dimples. A LAVERNE CHAMBERLIN . . .Can always be found whizzing along at the roller rink . . . never seen without a smile . . . Lavernels chosen vocation will be in the commercial Held. Gloria Christiansen Marion Clayton David M. Coddington f' John Cole U, L pf A Arthur Carl Joan Carroll Q Jack Cash X Laverne Chamberlin GLORIA CHRISTIANSEN . . . Chris, the gal with a million-dollar personality . . . loves cats, hamburgers, and ice-skating . . . ,excels in culinary arts and loves to read good novels . . . Chris wants to be an X-ray'tech- nician. V'tMARION CLAYTON . . . Avid baseball fan ' . . . book lover . . . collects scrap books and souvenirs . . . favorite period-sixth period study . . . Red,, plans to enter the business world. J DAVID M. CODDINGTON . . . Star re- porter for the Criterion . . . a fanatic on the subject of neckties . . . member of the Honor Society . . . Dave plans to dabble in Chem- ical Engineering in the future. JOHN COLE . . . Former cartoonist for Trenton Catholic,s Commercialite . . . en- thusiastic Cardinal rooter . . . at his best in English class . . . Jack will enter Uncle Sam's army. -