Lower Camden County High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Lindenwold, NJ)

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VIRGINIA C. FORNERON B.S.,M.Ed. United States l-listory, Student Council, Organization ot Club Program, Student Patrol Coordi- nator, Dean of Girls. WALTER F. JOHNSON, JR. Mechanical Drawing, Dean at Boys HELEN L. MEGARGEE B.S., M.Ed. English lll, IV, Honor Society Sponsor, Chess and Checker Club. JOHN J. OAKES A.B. Physical Education, Personal Living, Director ot Athletics, Coach of Cross-Country, Basket- ball, Track. ETHEL HERMAN B.S., M.Ed. Algebra l, ll, Freshman Class Adviser. NEIL H. PINKERTON 8.5. in Education Academic Biology, General Bi- ology, Related Biology, Viice-Presi- dent, Teachers' Association, Soph- omore Class Adviser, Science De- partment l-leod, Science Club. Three EDWARD KIP CHACE AUGUST MULLER Supervising Principal Asst. Supervising Principai What is a job? A job is work which you do in exchange tor some type ot remuneration. The pay may be in the form ot money or it may be in the torm ot goods. ln any event it is an ex- change, The employer needs work done, l-le is willing to exchange his money tor your work. l-lence, your value is measured by what you can do and how well you can do it. ' The pupil who is content to just get by is developing an attitude which will be harmtul to him when he gets his tirst job, Employers are not eager to hire boys and girls who are content with passing marks. The employer wants his money's worth. The boy or girl who is content with the 7070 passing mark is actually wrong 307, of the time. ln other words, he is wrong once out of three tries. No employer will employ for long a worker who makes one error in every three tries. The practical answer is to keep trying, to get high grades, to be content with nothing less than high grades, to give lOO cents worth ot work tor each dollar. The man or woman who does more than is required gets the breaks. There are no lucky breaks. Awards in pay rises, promotions go to the person who is content with nothing short ot perfection. E. K, CHACE, Supervising Principal. E5 3

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We DEDIIIATE This Bunk ln -Nl 117151 ni TH ERESA M. GIORDANO We have looked for a phrase, written by one of the great masters, who could have worded it so much better than we to express our thanks to our class adviser. We could find none to express the abundance of gratitude and affection each one of us holds for her. We can only say thank you, Miss Giordano. Thank you for the many hours of fun because of your companionship, and for the guidance in our work as well as our play. Thank you, for the understanding in our wants and problems and for the inexhaustible patience in working out those same petty wants and prablems. Thank you again, for the faith and confidence you placed in each one of us. So, it is to you, Miss Giordano, that your class, the graduating class of 1950, dedicate their L'Agenda, with overflowing gratitude to you for making these the very best years of our lives. TWD

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CATHERINE ELAINE ALWARD B.A. Art, Scenery, Posters, Dance Decorations, Art Club. DOROTHY D. BRIGGS B.S. Physical Education, Personal Living, Coach ot Archery, Basket- ball, l-lockey. ANNA M. CAMPAGNA B.S. in Education General Science, Related Chem- istry, Coach ot Assembly Speakers. ESTHER DEITZ Registered Nurse First Aid, l-lame Nursing, Nurses Aid Club GERTRUDE DUGANNE B.A. English l, ll, Ill, Dramatic Club, Coach Junior-Senior Play. CLYDE ANGELO B.S. in Education Physics, Industrial Chemistry, Biology, Coordinator of Visual Aids and Auditory Aids, Camera Club Adviser, Junior Guidance Director. MARGARET M. BROWN B.S.C. Bookkeeping l, ll, Family Fi- nance, Freshman Guidance Direc- tor, Coordinator ot Finances, Card Club. FRANCES COLLINS B.S. and M.L. English ll, IV, l.et's Explore Club RITA S. DENBO B S. in Education Stenography l, ll, Clerical Prac- tice, Typing Club, Tickets: One- Act Play, Junior-Senior Play, Spring Music Festival. EDWARD J. FANZ B.S. Woodshop, Stage Croft Club, Sophomore Guidance Director. J. IRENE GAWINSKI B.S. in Commerce Senior Business, Economics and Law, Introduction to Business, Square Dancing Club, Properties tor Dramatic Productions. ALBERT V. HENDRICKSON B.S. in Education, M.Ed. General Math., General Science, Sports Roundup Club, Varsity Basketball Coach, Freshman Base- bdll Coach. MARIE C. KELLY B.S. in Commerce Retail Selling, Typevvriting l, lntroduction to Business, Economic Geography, Dancing Club tor Be- ginners, Financial Adviser to the Shell. LaVERNE K. MAHONY A.B. English l, lll, Civics, Future Teachers' Club, School Publicity. FACULTY THERESA M. GIORDANO' B.S., M.A. in French Latin l, ll, French l, ll, Senior Class Adviser. ELMER HILL B.S. Chemistry, General Science, Ag- riculture Club. KENNETH W. LANDIS B.S. in Physical Education Sociology, Modern l-listory, Physical Education, Coach ot Foot- ball, Wrestling, Track. CARL T. MAISE B.S. in Education Consumer Education, History ll, Civics, Faculty Adviser tBusiness Stott l.'AGENDAl