Hawthorne High School - Ursidae Yearbook (Hawthorne, NJ)

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A it A Mildred Brinkerhoff BRlNK B9 Franklin Avenue To achieve success in life worked on dance committees. Robert Peter Brower '-Boa 306 Rea Avenue To do the Lord's will Bob is one of our serious-minded seniors who have gained the respect of all fellow students. The Bible Club has kept him A'A! busy for, tour years. I L1 . ,A . 2 f ui' I , 14 ' . .41 f, ' L I A 9 N ,LJ lb I . .1 , Y, I if X AJ I i. Brink is a happy-go-lucky girl who is al- ways smiling. She was a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, the Tri-Y, and -HQ.. Thomas Harry Bromley -ATOM 25 Buena Vista Avenue To be an engineer Sports are an all-time favorite with Tom as we can see by his membership in the Boys' Sports Club, Hi-Y, and baseball team. We hope that Tom will continue making many friends and lead a happy life. . ' LJ J! ' I' J ' I' Lf' ff If - ,Al fu , V J arbara llfown A 1-41 if-I M ..' .. f 4, VBARB yt . pf A 293 Van Win dmenyg I P H If . To m p Tom ' N The ' ne er ll o t h B b Alf' 1 A L if i r nd ble she 'is gina owes? livar K , 'A' . rs. Sh s a Sw Il pets rlalxty ots The fm in ' ub Spor s b an c mit ' ly , 9,4 rl is' l no ' un Y t nh F ng 0 geesq e been.Afrb'sjt of axities. L U 1 I ,4 l I3 I ah ' I L' I 1 . ' 'f f

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Beverly Anne Bradbury Marv'- Katherine Brandenberg KATHY 91 Mountain Avenue To travel around the world Besides being good natured, Kathy has a wonderful personality and sense of humor. She has contributed a lot to our class by holding the office ot secretary when she was a iunior and senior. Her many ac- tivities include the Girls' Sports Club and the Tri-Y. For three years she was a baton twirler and then led the band as drum ma- jorette, 124 Westervelt Avenue English teacher Bev goes about her business in a quiet but Dleasant wav. She has been a member of the Metal Club and the Knitting Club. It you hear someone saying, Well, that's life! you can be sure that it's Bev. A Robert Charles Boyle BOB 652 Lafayette Avenue To make a million May we introduce Bob, who finds outdoor sports a fascinating hobby. Besides being a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club mittees. Phyllis Jane Biernacki PHYLL 162 East Main Street, P,P. Secretary Phyll keeps to herself quite a bit, but she is very pleasant when you get to know her. The Social Dancing Club and the Art Club have been her main activities. for four years, he has helped on dance com-

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r 1 I ,.x lv tc J I Gay Roberta Buttellgf y' 1 f I P -'au'rTi.s ' I - I 46 Maitland Avenue i , fi t f' '4 I To get the most out of life I - A petite senior is aagood description of , ' :I I - ' Buttle. During her four years in H.H.S. , -e she has been active in the Girls' Sports : f, 4, ' I Club, Tri-Y, Library Council, Ursidae staff, ' , L i I and the Honor Society. We're sure she ' , J Q will fulfill her ambition. ' - - N I n VI S , i if J r X ' I . Phyllis Chadwick PHYLL 786 Goffle Road Nurse Phyll is a fun-loving senior with lots of vitality. She is bound to go far because of her friendly ways. Her activities in- clude the Sewing Club, Knitting Club, and Tri'Y. Georg if Joan Carr I '-JoAN ' 41 Planten Avenue, P.P. Secretary This little senior has taken part in many activities, and she is sure to make a fine secretary. The clubs that she belonged to are the Office Machines, Girls' Glee Club, Choral, and Library Council. Joan also did a fine job as a typist for the Ursidae. George Cockett GEORGE 82 Dixie Avenue Engineer e needs no introduction because he is one of our popular senior boys who are known for their witty remarks. He was a member of the basketball team, Basket- ball Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, and Chefs' Club, ,l,lp