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

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BLANCH E WATSON A.B. B.A Rod and Gun Club. ior Class Adviser. B.S. CARL R. NAGELE B.S. FLORENCE MARKLEY B.S. in Education English l, ll, lll, Chorus, Ad- viser of IJAGENDA, Shell. Metal Shop, Girls' Craft Dance Lighting Adviser. GUS G. REMPPIES American History l, ll, Natural Science, Assistant Football Coach, MILDRED CLEO SHEETS B.S. in Education Librarian, Library Council, Jun- H ELEN CHARLOTTE STRATTON P, A. Math, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Gen- eral Math, Dancing Club. Club, ROBERT H. MARQUEUE 'tl-Ulu-ini B.S., M.A. Music, Bond, Dance Band. PEGGY LOU NAGELE B.S. Nutrition, Childcare, Housing, Family Relationships, Foods, Boys' Cooking Club, Refreshments for Meetings and Girls' Sports. HELEN ROTHERMEL B.S. in Home Economics Clothing l, Il, lll, lV, Sewing Club, Costuming of Dramatic Pro- ductions, Cafeteria Foods Adviser, Arrangements for Banquets and School Dinners. MARJORIE SIMPSON B.S. in Business Education Office Practice I, ll, Stenog- raphy ll, Senior Guidance Director, Make-Up Club, Teen-Agers' Prob- lems Club. JEROME L. TRACHTENBERG B.A. in Business Education Retail Selling, Sales Problems l, ll. EDITH K. TEMPLETON RUTH HEGGAN Secretary Business Office All Office Secretary Student At School Finances. tendance Records, Student Rec- ords, Correspondence, Bulletins, Duplicating. English, Physical Education, Coaching, Cheerleading, Girls' Sports Club, NORMA JEAN THOMAS AUNT JENNY BRAILEY Office Secretar Student At- Chief Cook. Y, tendance, Student Records, Cor- respondence, Bulletins, Duplicating. Five GEORGE HINKLE Janitor.

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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

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First Row: Mrs, Virginia Wannewick, Mrs. Elizabeth Mossop, Mrs. Edith Templeton, Mr. Frank Donio, Mr. Richard Ewan. Second Row: Mr. Edward Kip Chace, Mr. George Bevan, Mr. Gustave Ruggeri, Mr. Alonzo Norcross, Mr. Arthur Eldred Not Shown: Mr. Sidney Waters. ln behalf of the members of the Board of Education, l extend to you, the graduating class of l95O, my' sincere congratulations. lt has been a great privilege and pleasure to watch the progress of your class during the past four years. We feel that you are now equipped for the next step in your life. Many of you will be called upon to put into practical use the many things that have been in- stilled in your hearts and minds. The truly educated man is the useful man. RICHARD C. EWAN . s. ' fr a 'A' Six OO 615