Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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BERNARD DISNER 215 Victoria Street DIZ Bernard might be called diligence personi- fied, which was supported by his winning of the lunior Essay Contest. He was very efficient in his studies and was always ready to supply the needed answer in the classroom. Aerial Business Manager 2, 35 Essay Contest Winner 35 Honor Roll 2, 3. IOSEPH DISNER 215 Victoria Street DlZZY The frequent appearance of Ioe's name on the honor roll predicted that Ioe would secure a responsible position because of his constant hard work. Student Council 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Cheering Squad, 35 Debating Club 35 Monitor 45 Record Staff 45 lnterclass Basketball5 Honor Roll 2. CLARA A. DONAHUE 5037 Wayne Avenue HREPETEH Clara's black hair, dark eyes and sunny smile delighted all her classmates. When she was not struggling with bookkeeping, Clara could be seen laughing and chatting with everyone. MARY C. DCNOHUE 28 State Street LAMBIE Twinkling brown eyes, a ready smile, and a personality that wielded scores of friends were proof enough that Mary was everybody's churn. lnterclass Baseball 2, 3, 45 lnterclass Volley Ball 35 lnterclass Hockey 45 lnterclass Basket- ball 45 French Club 45 Record Staff 4. Twentyftwo lunior Supper 3 French Club 4

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PHILIP H. CONINE 15 Euclid Avenue PHIL Phil's engaging smile and pleasing person- ality have won him many friends at M. H. S. I-le is an expert wrestler and proved his schol- astic ability by coming through one of our hardest courses. Wrestling Club 45 Monitor 45 Business Staff of Record 45 Senior Play Stage Committee 45 Orchestra 2, 3. 1 'ii ' . A. GENEVA CRAMER 9 Willis Avenue NIBS Although Nibs has been crowned with red hair she fortunately does not possess the fiery temper that usually accompanies it. She has a pleasing personality and is full of fun. Glee Club 2, 35 State Chorus 25 County Chorus 35 Property Committee of Senior Play 4. NAOMI F. CREAM 6201 Magnolia Avenue UNA., Naomi was the lively girl who greatly en- joyed dancing. Always good in gymnastics, Naomi was a great help to her class by her participation in interclass sports. Classical Club 3, 45 Interclass Baseball 2, 35 Interclass Volley Ball 2, 35 Interclass Hockey 45 Honor Roll 2. WILLIAM A. CROMBIE 7338 Zimmerman Avenue BILL Bill was hard working, always pleasant and exceedingly capable. He was a member of our band and took an active part in the Senior Hi-Y activities. Although Bill's interest doesn't seem centered about sports, he does enjoy swing music. Band 3, 45 Monitor 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Brass Quartette 4. Twentyfone

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EDWARD H. DORSEY 6918 Irving Avenue BOOT This care-tree young fellow had a way about things all his own. Ed walked into class with that inimitable strut, rarely answered the teacher's questions, passed all tests, and rushed out at the close of the period to meet a certain girl. Contemporary Club 3. ALBERT E. DRUCE 115 Monroe Avenue RIP Rip was one of those boys so indispen- sable on both the baseball diamond and basketball court. Then, too, we noticed that Rip's very winning smile had captured many a girl's heart. Basketball Squad 3, Varsity 4g Football Man- ager 4g Golf Varsity 2, 35 Baseball Varsity 3. CHARLES R. DYER 4219 Jackson Avenue HUCK With a quiet and unassuming air Charles went about his daily tasks. His slow smile was always thereg ready to greet you no matter how dreary the day. May that slow but sure- ness continue to conquer. DOROTHY E. EISENHARDT 418 West Maple Avenue DOT We can't say much about Dot because she was so very quiet. She was noticeable be- cause of her good taste in clothes and her etticiency in the commercial department. Commercial Club 3. Twentyfthvee