Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

if fry 1 ww 54 4? FOREWCDRD During our stay at Merchan High School,we have collected a vast wealth of memories. Now, with young hearts and eager spirits, with impatience for the future, we are finally ready to leave. A full store of knowledge and friendship we now possess. These things,through the years,will flavor our lives with sentiment and satis- faction We hope that within con stantfinger touch will be the great est of these accumulated assets our ideals These ideals the beacons of our future we have kindled here at M H S We shall go forth knowing that knowledge has given us power feeling that friendships have lighten ed our load However our suitcase is really full when we realize how the influences upon us here have strengthened our ideals Although we feel a bit of sorrow for what we are leaving behind it 1S more than outweighed by the dreams which he ahead DEDICATICN In our classwork and in our extracurricular activities, Mr. Conerton has directed us toward the goals of high character and good citizenship. Many years from now our days at Merchantville High School will only be dim memoriesg but we, the Class of l953,will gratefully remember and practice the ideals which, with Mr. Conerton's assistance, have been realized. lt is in recognition of his influence that we dedicate the H1953 Record to Mr. Joseph P. Conerton. ,J NM? Q-he 3 .W 5 ax 1 J l 1 r rar! i 'L I ' , 'l ,M . aw, ,lg Qyv f ' L I I 'fWif2 :4 L fm Mr Floyd H Bradley Mr E Durell Parker Mrs Lev1St1les Dr Alfred G G1lllSS Presrdent of the Board of Educauon r Harold Stephenson Mr W1l11amBudd Mr Benjamrn Lerch Mr Thomas Stewart Mr C Lrncoln Brown Mrs George German 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Educatmn composed of ten c1v1c mmded c1t1zens who devote much of theu' spare tune to cementmg the bond between commumty and school Mr Floyd Bradley pres1dent d1rects the var1ous commlttees whrch help to keep the Board a smoothly functmmng organlza t1on The var1ous cornrruttees and thelr cha1rmen are Frnance Com rruttee Mr Lerch Property Comm1ttee r Stephenson Teachers Commrttee Mrs St1les L1brary Comm1ttee Mrs German Textbook and Supply Mr Budd Cafeter1a Mrs St1les Athlet1c D G1ll1SS Band Mr Stewart Publlc Relat1onsComm1ttee Mr Brown Health Comrruttee Dr G1ll1ss and Mr Brown and Commencement Comrruttee Mr Bradley chan' man ass1sted by Mr B1shop Comm1ttee Commlttee Comrrnttee Cornrruttee ,vw ' ' 3 . - - . . , . , . . . , K 3 . . 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ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1953: As a class you have made an enviable rec- ord throughout your h1gh school career You w1ll be remembered by your teachers and fellow students as young people who have made d1st1nct contrlbutlons to the l1fe of Merchantvllle Hlgh School Your ldeals have been noble and the standard of conduct that you have set for the lower clas ses has always been of the h1ghest order Your school sp1r1t has permeated the ent1re school and has made Merchantv1lle Hlgh School a better place 1n wh1ch to l1ve As you leave us my best w1shes go wlth you always My fondest hope for each of you 1S that you carry from these halls a deep respect for the flner thlngs of l1fe and that you take w1th you hablts of lndustry rel1ab1l1ty and honesty that w1ll stand you 1n good stead as Wm R Flmn Prlnclpal Accord1ng to the stat1st1cs of leadlng you meet the problems of adult actuar1es each Sen1or may reasonably ex 1fe WILLIAM R FLINN J Edgar Blshop Supermtendent pect to l1ve f1fty more years What you w1ll do w1th th1S t1me 1S of paramount 1m portance not only to you but also to the commun1ty of wh1ch you are a part and to the nat1on to wh1ch you owe your alleg1ance The personal happ1ness you may enjoy 1n th1s l1fe w1ll depend largely upon the sat 1sfact1ons you get from the process of l1v 1ng as exper1enced 1n your home l1fe com murnty act1v1t1es mode of l1vel1hood soc1al group and rel1g1ous development By now you have developed pOS1t1Ve foundat1ons 1n must be bu1lt Upon graduat1on from h1gh school you w1ll have reached a most 1mportant polnt 1n l1fe Now you must make v1tal dec1s1ons that w1ll greatly affect your future ex1st ence May you make these dec1s1ons thoughtfully and w1sely It 1S my s1ncere hope that each of you w1ll at th1s t1me take a careful lnventory of what you now are and then to the best of your ab1l1ty plot a course of l1fe lead1ng you through a r1ch 1nterest1ng and worth Whlle future J EDGAR BISI-TOP J s - Rx 1' - . 1 f . . - , these basic phases upon which your future 4 I . . H p 1 . . R X CU! ' u SPECIAL SERVICES With the guidance of Mrs. Wm. R. Pentz and Mr. John W. Part- ridge, many of us have found the answer to the inevitable question, What shall we do after graduation? Our advisers have devoted much time to helping us plan our futures and to showing us the best paths upon which to travel Mrs Louise A Bolinger our school nurse works ceaselessly to ward achieving and maintaining good health for every student With the aid of modern medicine she is always on hand to minister to us in an ac cident or emergency Under the direction of Mrs Gret chen M Price and with the help of Mrs Allison we have an excellent library which serves not only the stu dents of Merchantville High School but other members of the community as well Mrs Price and Mrs A111 son are always ready to help us in the selection of books which will pave our ways to wiser richer lives Mrs Lou1seA Bolmger Mrs Gretcher1M Price Mrs ConnellA1l1son Nurse Librarlan Asslstant Librarian OFFICE STAFF Always prepared to handle any emergency that may ar1se our Jan1 tor1a1 staff w11l tackle any problem cheerfully and patlently The mem bers of th1s group work together 1n order to ma1nta1n the school organ1 zat1on 1n an eff1c1ent and competent manner - ..-,--Q-Q M1ss Adalene Stefamm M1ss Jane Armstrong We are fortunate to have an ex cellent eff1c1ent off1ce staff com posed of Mrs Howard Senseman and M1ss Adalene Stefan1n1 secretar1es to the h1gh school pr1nc1pa1 and M1ss Jane Armstrong secretary to the superv1s1ng prmclpal All work together to make M H S a smoothly funct1on1ng organ1zat1on MAINTENANCE I Foster F Stone P Sochor H Lowder R Keeley H Bertron Tw QUMMWPFW IM f imifwk st' Wa 7 , - I I Y , .. . , . , . , . , . , . . V tl,. t v1 .Q Q . Z ' V ' Q ' r GUSH Merrill C. Snook Leonard A. Stilo Pennsylvania State Franklinand Marshall, College, B.A. in Edu- Lancaster, Pa., A. B cation. English IX, X. English X, XI. Joseph P. Conerton University of Scranton, B. A., University of Pennsylvania. English X, XII. Eleanor A. Rush University of Dela- ware, A.B.g University of Pennsylvania Grad- uate School. Director of Speechg English X. Samuel C. Bear State Teachers Col- lege, Millersville, Pa., B. 8.5 University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Ed. Metal Shop: Mech- anical Drawing. F. Esther Barnard State Teachers Col- lege, West Chester, Pa., B.S.g University of Pennsylvania, M. S. English XI, XII. SHGP QQ r I .. lkqy David D. Cluley Helen W. Sheaffer Temple University, B. University of Pennsyl- S., Ed. M., University vania, A.B., A.M., Ph of Madrid, Spain. D. English X, XII. Spanishl, II, English X. Thomas A. Harris State Teachers Col- lege, Millersville, Pa. , B. S., University of Maryland, M.A.g Rut- gers Universityg Uni- versity of Pennsylva- nia. Wood Shop. P ..'Ei3fqg , ., sy S fri- ,SJ N k. N. , - W5-J A is Catherine C. Higgins Temple University, B. S. in Ed., Ed. M. Ad- vanced Office Prac- tice, Stenography II, Economic Geography. Edward E. Cramer Temple University, B. S., Rutgers University, Ed. M. Bookkeeping I, II, III. Bernice B. Hedric k Ursinus College, B.A.g University of Pennsyl- vania, M.A. French I, Ilg General Math I,II. Catherine M. Tackney Bernyce M. Wagener Immaculata College, Pa., B. S. in Commer- cial Educationg Penn sylvania State Col lege. Typing Ig Sten ography Ig Commer cial Law. BUSINESS Trenton State Teach- ers College, B. Salesmanshipg Typing I, II. S. Jean E. Rosenast University of North Carolina, B.S. Typing 1, II: Iunior Business Training, Bookkeeping I. Elizabeth B. Johnson Montclair State Teachers College, B. A., University of Ver- mont, M.E. Latin I, II, III, IV. LA GLIAGES Marie R. Pentz University of Pennsyl- vania, A.B. Spanish llg A dviser to Girls . David D. Cluley Temple University, B. S.g Ed. M.g University of Madrid, Spain. spanish 1, II, English X. 'S 33-H-3956 ,s I 'V -'..' , I m'-L S? 1 in K ,I Donald Donaldson Trenton State Teach- ers College, B. S., Pennsylvania State College, Ed. M. Phys- ical Educationg Hy- giene. ICRA Edna Y. Scott Trenton State Teach- ers College, B. S.g Physical Educationg Hygiene. ,wks-img? 3, I Mary A. Rice Trenton State Teach- ers College, B. S., Temple University, Ed. M. Physical Educa- tion, Hygiene. PHYSICAL EDLICATIO Ronald L. Long Ithaca College, B.S. Physical Education, Hygiene: Physiology. HOME ECONOMICS C. Charles Haines Albright College, B.S. U.S.History Ig Modern History. SOCIAL William L. Anderson Temple University, B. s. U.S. History 1, Ilg Elementary Sociology. STUDIES Pearl C. Kimes Ursinus College, A.B.g University of Pennsyl- vania, A. M. World History, U.S. History II, Current Affairs. Johanna R. Conerton New Jersey College for Women, B.S., Gradu- ate Work -- Drexel. Clothing. George H. Ingram State Teachers Col- lege, West Chester, Pa., B.S. U.S. History I, II. s,7.ffr,gvfr:r:a,3 f f f 15. Beatrice Arrand Massachusettes State Teachers College, Framingham, Mass., B. S., University of Maine. Cooking. Robert D. Elder Trentdh State Teach- ers Colle e B.S.- Rut S . . ' gets University, Ed. M. Algebra I, Ilg Solid Ge ometryg Trigonome- try. Paul E. Maleskey State Teachers Col- lege, Kutztown, Pa., B. S., Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed. Chemistryg General Science. SCIENCE AN ART A D Joseph Jennings Temple University, B. S., Ed. M. Instrumental Music, Harmony and Theory. f f yes-1,1 , John W. Partridge State Teachers Col- lege, Bloomsburg, Pa., B. S., University of Pennsylvania, Ed. M. General Math, Plane Geometry, Adviser to Boys. Martin A. Pocius Bucknell University, B. S. Biology. Eleanor I. Immler Lebonan Valley Col- lege, B.S.g University ofPennsylvania. Vocal music. l Bernice B. Hedrick Ursinus College, B.A.g University of Pennsyl- vania, M.A. French I, II, General Math I, II. Harry E. Cressman Muhlenberg College, B.S.g Temple Univer- sity, Ed. M5 Physicsg Plane Geometry. MATH EMATICS MUSIC Edith A. Hurff Moore Institute of Art, Montclair Normal School. Art, Grades 1 through 12. UNDERCLASSMEN . , Cv X' , ' .M 3 gg., wavy an-s -0-un.. D Gotthold I Exsenhardt Pres1dent Vlce Presldent THE CLASS OF 54 Dur1ng the year the Jun1ors have been str1v1ng stead11y forward They have been work1ng toward malung then' class a suc cess Then' act1v1t1es have lncluded the Juruor Play, rece1v1ng class mngs and attendmg square dances Flrstrow J Wenstrom C Bernardo F Chambers L Dale Second row M Hoxworth M Soxstmann D Bolton C Inglesby Thlrd row D Johnson R W1ll1s R Thomas B Wallace Fourth row I Downes G Rouse C Stankus 13 K 'ff'j -be . -A rf 2' Q Y' . ROOM 8 ROOM 24 3 ,ax S , O f 1' 'oinkwg , YLT1- M 42, X W FirstRow: K. Harvey, J.Timmerman, K. Kilgariff, F. Chambers, H. Steele, M. Jones, R Grogan, B. Conrad, E. Vanlier, M. Singer. Second Row: C. Oetting, R. Willis, L. Bell C. Bishop, M. Valentine, J. Rogers, M. Eisenhardt, C. O'Connor, W. Gorman, G. Raroha W. Otto, P. Stefanini, R. Cream. Third Row: J. Klevance, L. German, C. Jensen, T McErlane, C. Abbott, D. Johnson, G. Barnett, D. Gotthold, C. Scholtz, W. Menkevich H. Bernard, M. Koch, M. Homer. First Row: D. Thude, W. Phillips, H. Fox, R. Fenton, D. Welty, R. Lunemann, P. Dem- berger, I. Truscott, S. Doriss, C. Mullen, J. Bauer, F. Juliana, P. Brennan. Second Row: D. Bradley, L. Harker, J. Stone, S. Snyder, E. Rue, Y. Spell, V. Steffens, I. Rue, D. Hoffner, B. Ware, P. Quinlan, J. Truxton, E. Townsend. Third Row: F. Harned, G. Cas- tagna, P. Weimer, P. Carriero, J. Moore, C. Stankus, D. Parks, L. Probst, G. Walker, J. Taylor, R. Perrin. -wa. .+, 1,4 Q.. -Ns s-.1 ' Yip. . A , rx M. 4' , f 10 . Iqqxx -. 4 if is Ar First row: S. Hilton, C. Barnardo, E. Linthicum, D. Day, J. Casey, M. Gribaudo, J. Hart, C. Maiorano, J. Wenstrom. Second row: A. Boushell, F. Wiley, C. Connolly, B. Sho- walter, W. Gilfilan,C. Miller, L. Wann, M. Collier, R. Moore, A. Anselino, E. Schmidt. Third row: V. Suplee, J. Downes, T. Cosans, C. Bianchi, F. Rando, D. McCallum, R. Johnston, K. Watson, J. Kelly, J. Eisenhardt, D. Bethany, E. Torney. First row: B. Stiles, L. Schieber, M. Conroy, D. Menkevich, B. Primost, L. Dale, L. Har- zer, M. MacMillin. J. Pardue, J. Cowan. Second row: K. Kaufmann, S. Wilson, L. Howell, A. Moore, R. Dixon, P. Cline, J. Hammerle, G. Householder, E. Siegman, E. Kusmaul, V. Gilmer, N. Beckershoff. Third row: A. Fellows, J. Gelston, J. Gorman, J. Dromsky, A. Potts, G. Rouse, J. Campbell, J. McWilliams, C. Blank, A. Douglas, W. Biedebach. ROGM 9 ROOM I O 'fa 1 A .1-'-'sr fx! at' Q-fi Q0 'PKI us. ,QP .. .1 ,iw .7 S fb? W N Nt U i 4 Y Yi. Q T A O A A! B' n ra ' '-A - a 1' A V , i,. V, , . V LVLV , .., S NJ, b sv H Q 1 aug? LA 5 e Ae I ' A 'nv First row: G. Brown, R. Schock, F. Wesolowski, D. Hollingsworth, B. Donaldson, M Soistmann, B. Keen, R. Fithian, B. Wallace, J. Cochran, W. Arthur. Second row: D Bolton, C. Stokes, H. Bateman, J. Berdini, W. Coward, T. Stiles, H. Bell, E. Booton, E Allen, W. Pritchett, J. Blumenthal, D. McMath. Third row: D. Malpass, T. Cinelli, C Levering, B. Gilbride, W. Dawson, R. Golston, F. Dunleavy, B. Crawford, B. Banis,J Tomes, M. Schmidbauer. First row: R. Parker, E. Morris, J. Wilson, Z. Zimmerman, B. Lowder, M. Hoxworth, G Johnson, J. Willett, Carolyn lnglesby, J. Johnson, J. Reilley, A. Turner, R. Smith, H Monteith. Second row: R. Thomas, M. King, H. Lowder, E. Delcastillo, R. Magee, C Larkin, M. Cline, M. Macliwen, E. Vrana, B. Haines, G. Robey, A. Senior, M. Ward, H Berryman, R. Berman. Third row: D. Johnson, K. Howell, Richard Jones, A. Farrell, P Kurtz, Constance Inglesby, N. Hinchman, N. Langer, Roberta Jones, L. Tonella, K Steventon, C. Jensen, E. Fryling, W. Brooke, H. Rotzell. W 11 xnil 'rf' X , .,. Sy Q 4 f- - 1 , X., . ,, R ' 4 First row: O. Seitz, I. Durham, V. Hofflinger, C. Brune. Sec- ond rowg K. Wilson, D. Walker, J. beonardi, T. Sykes, J. Boyle. I The sophomore year is the getting- I acquainted year. The class members have been eager to meet each other and tolearn more about their school. This was a good year, one in which they made lasting impressions as a Class, F. Downing, R. Rossi zinger. First row: E. Dobson, A. Baker, J. Stewart, M. Wissman, J. Wilson, D. Winstead, W. Grana- han, E. Kohn, H. Gold, H. Schmidt, J. LeBow, P. Paul, R. Cauf, M. Peterson, R. Stewart, P. Burk. Second row: V. Hofflinger, C. Quaranta, A. Goldacker, D. Dyson,R. Nutt,J.Johnson, A. Roberts,G. Smith, W. Kirsch, D. Ritchey, B. Robertson, J. Dean, A. Mencer, J. Marzi, H. Leafty, C. Mick, R. DelCastil1o, L. Smalfus, M. Robertson, M. Newsham. Third rowg R, Tedeschi, R. Figueroa, J. Garofalo, J. Shapley, R. Zimm, J. Heaton, R. Whitman, R. Ward, P, Seibold, E. Elbert, J, Polk, L. Butler, R. Warren, T. Sykes, S. Feinstein. Ls' iq THE CLASS O I955 -f Ii 2. ' if , D. Mclntyre, M. Hunt- ROOM 27 Kiwi ., aww' 1' RCOM 202 RGOM 205 - .n 'vw' . .sys First row. R. Ogren, J. Hampton, Robert Davis, G. Walsh, N. Gilchrist, C. Brune, R Washburn, S. Shaner, F. Stratton, L. Katz, Raymond Davis. Second row: D. Conway, C Miller, J. Steidler, G. Berry, H. Matheson, K. Kerwick, N. Armstrong, L. Cassel, J. Leo nardi, L. Draude, R. Rossi, M. Pendred, M. Ferris, S. Watson, P. McNichol. Third row E. Malone, L. Wozniak, B. Jones, B. Faul, H. Robertson, E. Stiffel, J. Hegelein, M. Mc Carty, J. Laun, I. Harris, K. Robb. First row: M. Simpson, H, Mucklow, B. Farnsworth, R. Travis, A. Waddell, T, Schryer C. Jones, J. Langer, F. Foster, H. Irion, M. Hamilton, K. Wilson, J. White, T. Smith, J. Mick, R. Berryhill, B. Schultz. Second row: C. Lewis, T. Paul, N. Hurwitz, R. Mellwig, R. Hewett, J. Johnstone, E,Ranlof, J. Ford, N. Howard, K. Anderson, S. Lobley, J, Boyle S. Kotlikoff, K.Rossner, J. D'Al1essandro, G. Cline. Third row: E. Wright, B. Hamble: ron, H. Spellman. J. Pollack, C. Oman, S. Robb, G. Hassel, E.Bl'0U3h. M. suekis, R. Palmer, J. Thompson, G. Doerffel, S. Slattery, M. Kaminski, J. Rohm. fs .jis-.ge-Q 'M QQ jg. 'l rv, V' H f- :'Wf lf'-' A ' :nv ' 4 :W rv . H J' ,Q . . lb wr-,, f , 'H-if -Y !3f' -. ,ta 1 - ,. 47 .L ' a ' . J- First row: M. Collins, J. Baker, D. Love, M. Huntzinger, R. Turner, D. Larbow, K. Bate- man, R. Downie, C. Hettinger, J. Munn, A. Abrams, D. Lippi, L. Berghof, L. Blessing, W. Schwartz, M. Dhonau. Second row: J. Carling, R. Cook, W. Robinson, W. Clark, D. Kraus, B. Rosbert, D. DiMenna, M. Barraclough, R. Sultzman, J. Wahl, B. Hoover,E. Grady, E. Ormston, M. Mucklow, H. Bendyna, R. Watson, D. Tocci, R. Smith. Third row: S. McHale, J. Ellis, J.Burham, D. Tull, D. Walker, J. Gallagher, E. Shuts, J. Haag, A. Moore, D. Mclntyre, L. Showell, J. Shinn, L. Panzone, J. Haslip, P. Elder, B.Croas- dale. First row: D. Jung, R. Battista, R. Hinkle, E. Powell, J. Paxton, J. Dibowski, K. Roes, S. Varbalow, E. Aristone, S. Burke, C. Durr, J. Brutchey, C. Ormston, J. Knecht, K. Shock- ley, H. Hilton. Second row: S. Schock, J. Torney, W. Wahl, B. Abrams, A. Tomes, C. Roberts, W. Walker, B.Briggs, C. Pettit,M. Sheehan, J. Lindstrom, B. Palladino, J. Cline, B. Quinlan, C. Mangini, S.Gantt, R. Dempsey, C.Jone:, Third row: N. Howard, J. Ma- gee, R. Cotton, C. Hartmann, H, Burkett, E. Hench, 1. Russell, F. Downing, D. Fox, D. MOl'l'i-S, J. Miller, R. Watson, L. Lewin, E. Sterret. .. i . atv , I we .f 'Y U, -A. , .lf A ,L KW' R- 1 :Cf 59 1:2 X. A , ..9Kv , .ts -s. ' . fav' , ., .1 , ., , .ff . ' -' ni' W . .P '.... f'.a9 ,We-.,-3-maj. J' . ,,.,. .v 1 . V- -. . A-aff vb . n- .' L 4 Q... fN,1',r I Y Uv .f . ,W . -4-. . mm' L Long, V. Heller, D. Olson, J. Mertsock. The freshman year is one of begin- nings. lt is the first year of high school, full of excitement and often hard work. The freshman class this year has proved that it will soon be capable of assuming the leadership of the school. First row: J. Wellborn, E. Lutz, B. Hartman, R. Oetting, B. Hudson, M. Lawler, J. Phillips, C. McCloud M. Gorman, R. Seigman, D. Holmes. Second row: D. Hinkley, D. Wrlsley, R. Schulthexs, P. Zlmmer man, K. Bower, A. Burn, T. Kelly, L. Long. E. Curtis, R. Conover, M, O'Connor. Third row: N. Brown K. Murray, W. Barnshaw, G. Harper, G. Shivers, C. Dunachi, R. Jubanyik, D. Sullender, A.Brandelini, C Faber. - ' 3 1 saw H ig ' wr .1 ll THE CLASS OF I956 dawg tl V-,,,, - , . v .15 N ..., - K ,Q '-6-!! e'5?t-if. '1.. 'x. . - r . ' A .1 V. s' f . ...N-an Q V' ' 3 ,-F- . 5 4 . 1 ' J. .- ' K' ' Q. G' .ip ,A .. '- ' First row: J. Huggins, J. Straub, F. Homer, M. Grady, C. Seals, J. Cook, J. Ruppel, B. Lutz, F. Davis, P. McComb, G. Hicks, R. Brandvik, R. Applegate, F. Gerace. Second rowg P. Barrett, S. Stewart, P. Williams, A. Cataldi, P. Messini, M. Vile, B. Reeves, M. Banis, P. Brown, D. Fry, L. Miller, M. Hines, J. Teal, l. Ahlberi., J. Toth. Third row, J. Mertsock, R. Hawn, J. Wilson, W. Cline, C. Druce, E. DeLuca, R. Krauss, P. Niblic, C. Read, D. Olson, R. Smith. First row: G. Malunis, C. Stahmer, V. Heller, J. Zelesko, A. Seagrave, J. Bethany, M. Johnson, J. Chrysler, W. Wisdom, R. Gamber. Second row: L. Molessa, J. Wilson, M. Gayman, S. Kurkian, D. Panciera, J. Lowder, B. Bolton, C. Becker. Third row: D. Ses- sions, A. Cline, W. Davies, K. Nelson, W. Strandwitz, R. Partlow, T. Jessup, R. Van Blunk. QQ as 'U' Ol- A? Q 3' 1- mi' xiii A.. ROOM 203 ROOM 204 CO -1 7 ff ,QC X OX1 I xf ' V44 0 227' 'sting Xf -,, . O - Q Q , . E lib yiy , fl- A xr , ' Nc ' J ,ww P' wx , if ' W Y' C, , A, O flpx ng 124 , W ff ' QQ I f Q A, ff mf Q 9 4 v iff X! 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Rf ' W 'r 3 544. 1 , Y - , if ' -iiliti A ifG,3 5?c-rg . , V rf X M3 0 ' yfdf M NJ ,bf KN 1 Q4 ISA,-ll cf? E 1,411 121 ,, 71 N wi M' f.. --.1 pa-fu Fm gi Z gr f 1' I ,f gf' wa' W.. CHRISTMAS PACS EAN The Christmas season has al- ways been represented by a pageantgiven by the M. H. S. chorus and a group of aspiring actors. The Other Wise Man was just this type of presenta- tion. The chorus, which sang several holiday hymns, was assisted by a group of students who dramatized the story of the fourth wise man. B. Hambleton, D. Thude, P. Dechnik. D. MacCa1lum, W. Otto, B. Hudson, P. Dechnik. 5 s .A p ,XTX , HRT I, Durham, First row: B. Primost, J, Teal, F. Snyder, J. Dibowski, M. Singer, K. Bower, J. Wil son, M. Stokis, P. Moran. Second row: M. O'Connor, R. Schultheis, D. Menkevich, S. Wilson W. K1ine,G. Malunis, D. Bradley, J. Toth, R. Smith, E. Schmidt, P. Haslip, M. Homer, W. Davis M. Wissman, R. Parker, D. Ritchey, L. Smalfus. E . 3 E1 ' g VA ,I Wm .K Y A 5 fs. i' ,l ' il Q 1 I R. James, A. Wright, H. Van Sciver, P. Dechnik. KP' B Harrls E Bollos GRAMERCY Gamercy Ghost was an amusing tale of fantasy which gave an unusual twist to the eternal triangle. Under the able direction f Miss Rush and Mr Snook the cast worked hard to make th1s play a success Fun was the hlghllght here R James P Roach M Durham R Clulcott A Wlflglll J Lowe 1 Threapleton .--ff 5 ffl! GHOST Ghost ....... Margaret ..... Nancy Willard . . Parker Burnett . Charley Stewart Officer Morrison Phoebe Morrison Driver......... Assistant Driver Nurse ....... Irv ...... . . Rocky .... Molly ...... Photographer . . . . . . .P. Dechnik Miss Ames . . . . . . . . R. Chilcott .. Durham a .J. Threapleton .......P.Roach . ......J.Peer Senior Play Cast . . . .H. Van Sciver . .... E. Bollos E. Pharis, A. Wright, R. James, E. Bollos. . . .A. Wright . . . R. James . . .E. Pharis ....J.Lowe D . . . D. Rogers R. McGlensey . . . B. Harris R. Chilcott, R.James, P. Dechnik, A. Wright, H. Van Sciver. D. Rogers, I. Peer, R. McGlensey, R. James, P, Dechnik, A. Wright. U slag xp f 5 P. Dechnik, P. Lord. A smash success when it was first presented on the Broad- way stage, Smilin' Through again proved its popularity as Ig Standmg. E Downmg C Mooney Kneehng P Dechmk P. Lord, H. Van Sciver, S. Holt. Q A 1 xi N, 4 THROUGH D. Harle, B. Chilcott, A. Wright, R. a presentation by the junior class. Scenes well-acted and a pleasing climax added up to a delightful evening. P. Dechnik, S. Holt, P. Moran. Seated: M. Harzer, N. Hoag. Standing: S. Holt, P. Lord, A. Otto, E. Pharis, B. Bell, M. Ricketts, E. Frank. N . P5k.'i,?,1, ' xi :K 9 27 l Y.- STUDENT COUNCIL ' .r STUDENT COUNCIL Student Counc1l 15 the or ganrzatron governrng Merchant vrlle Hlgh Th1s group meets each Monday mormng under the d1rect1on of Mr Hames The thoughts requests and prob lems of the school are worked out by the representatrves and the1r alternates The outcome of these meet rngs 1S made known to the stu dent body so that suggestrons may be made for the lmprove ment of the school Pres1dent of Student Coun c1l 1S the hrghest offrce a student Ein Schank K Freldel R James E Down can attaln at M H S Each May electlons are held and a worthy Junror rs chosen Frrst row P W1111ams S Watson J Hubbs J Lowe G Walsh E Wrlght B Graham Second row P Lord P We1dner M Hoxworth A Klrne B Palladrno R TedCSCh1 Third row P SI6f3Il1I11 J Wxlson L Lewrn Harzer 1 Wlnstrom S Wrlson B Showalter L German S Stewert Frfth row W Coward T Paul R Ju banylk F McKenna R Purves R Ellls Srxth row R Schacte V Busbee J Haag D McIntyre --id-L-.--.Sum 78 f tw ,c-,- r' ' Y A f W1 if ae' f I ' 5 R Q ed 1 fr r Y 5 F if the ' A .Q 9, L . . - K Q . 1 . . , 55 . , . 4 . 5: 1 1 ' it . at . . - Q R P Q ' - ' gl ' Q . . . 7 B: Robertson, Davies,, N.. Hincnman, R. Mcdlensey, B. Wallace, Mr. l-Iaines. Fourth rlow: M.'HArzer, L: f ' 1 ' 5 ' , , ,, W 3 fs V O e - ' ' 1 A l .K 1 . A ,K 1 N I V 1 HO OR SOCIETY Membersh1p 1n the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 1S one of the h1ghest honors a student can atta1n at Merchantvrlle H1gh School Cand1dates for th1S organ1zat1on must have spent at least one year at Merchant v1l1e and must be members of the Jun1or or sen1or class To become a member a stu dent must have had an average ofG or above durlng the fresh man and sophomore years and must ma1nta1n th1s average durlng the Jun1or and sen1or years In add1t1on to h1gh scholarshlp the attr1butes of serv1ce lead ersh1p and good character are also essent1a1 Leadershrp IS shown by part1c1pat1on IH clubs and aCt1V1t1CS C Schank F McKenna R Gallaghar H Davls Fust row P Roach E Downmg E Eldredge J Hubbs L Marlo: J Lowe Second row D Blessmg A Stot senburg R Gallaghar F McKenna C Schank H Davls Thlrd row R Levermg B Jefferls E Pham ONe111 ourth row N Hoag G Santacroce N Jones A Otto Flfth row G Sh1SS13S D Barnshaw B Fxgueroa A Olt Slxth row H Van SCIVCI D Rogers R Page W Ball 9 'u 2 MERCHANTS NEWS First row: R. Schock, A. Turner, J. Hammerle, J. Devenney, F. McKenna, P. Mandilian, R. Stratton, H. Berryman, B. Banis. Second row: A. Fithian, J. Dibowski, P. Burk, M. MacMillin, D. Thude, E, Vanlier, B, DePasquale, R. Guinan, D. Palumbo, M. Wechsel- berger, M. Singer. Third row: M. O'Connell, D. Schock, J. Miller, B.Showalter,E. Hench, M. Eisenhardt, P. Conroy, S. Varbalow, L. Blessing. J. Payne, P. Carpenter, D. Hollingsworth. Fourth row: J. Torney, L. Marlor, C. Payne, J. Lutz, C. Bell, M. Hox- worth, J. Harris. S. Hambleton. Fifth row: S. Power, D. Grady, P. Moran, E. Kohn, R. Graupner, L. Slimm. Sixth row: P. Moorhouse, M. Koch, F. Guagenti, A. Otto, C. O'- Neill. Seven th row: D. Kochersperger, V.Gi1mer, R. Gnldston, S. McHale, P. Elder. First row: E. Annis, B. Harris, E. Pharis, C, Schank, E. Eldredge. Second row: A. Stot- senburg, J. Lowe, L. Harzer, B. Lutz, C. Brune. Third row: M. MacEwen, E. Downing, N. Hoag, B. Bell, J. Wilson. Fourth row: B. Crawford, I. Stone, M. Sheehan, P. Elder, Fifth row: D. Gotthold, R. Heller, H. Wissman, Ro Jubanyik, D. Barnshaw. Sixth row: J. Budd, P. Dechnik, J. Mc Coy, R. James, T. Paul. all ' x M.H. . TH RECORD PUBLICATIONS The MERCHANTS NEWS and the RECORD are the two pub 11cat1ons of Merchantv111e H1gh School Th1s year the MERCHANTS NEWS d1rectedby Mr Ander son has been cons1dered one of the fmest school newspapers ln th1S area The RECORD 1S proof that lt takes more than 1nd1v1dual hard work to produce a yearbook We thmk the 1953 RECORD 1S somethmg of whlch we may be justly proud EDITORS I Devenney A Otto E Phaus F McKenna Seated J Hubbs L Marlor H Oman Standmg B Showalter A Stotsen burg R Gallaghar A Otto J Peer N Jones E Pharls D Green N Gahn I Lowe B Harm JWWWMYE 9 -' 'n Q .I Q . an , 5 I . 9 0 ' s . . ' ll . . . . , . , . , . . 1 . J . . , . , . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . I ' ' Q' Mfsaiz. .QL r,.m.QM,, W Q ,..e W . ,,M.,...M,,,M,.,,,:k 1. N, K A J ,1 I . ,K ' r ' I Kg, IQ Hi htm 'Q f-dirt '-PI' First row: M. Simpson B. Scholtz, P. Conway L. Draude, M. Dhonau, E. Dobson, Second row: L. I Cassel, M.Ferris, J. Miller, D. Lippi, S. Varbalow, E. M. Strekis, M. Barraclough, S, Mcl-lale, P. Elder, I. With service as their goal, the girls combine their interests in an effort to make life more enjoy- able for the less fortunate of the community. Tri-Hi is affiliated withthe Y. W. C. A.,whose close Contact and co-operation help the girls to improve themselves and their Work. Slides shown on good grooming and manners enhance the value of First row: Hench, Mrs. Wagener. Third row: E. Ormston, White. some of the club periods. During other club periods members work on scrapbooks for service men in hospitals. Tri-Hi sponsors the annual Holly Ball and in the spring gives a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Money for sponsoring the many activities is acquired through dues paid by members and through sales at athletic events. J. Wenstrom, R. Berman, D. Day, E. Vanlier, E. Linthicum, I. Hart, D. Hollingsworth, M. Gribaudo. Second row: Miss Hedrick, J.Rogers, B. Showalter, M. MacEwen, V. Gilmer, C. Kilgariff, M. Ward, J. Willet. Third row: B. Crawford, M. Koch, E. Del Castillo, N. Beckershoff, E. Schmidt, B. Ware, P. Demberger. , , V WF J I .lf s Inpli r TRI-HI Soph. Officers: G. Walsh, E . Wright, J. Munn, P. Burk. Ir. Officers: S. Wilson, L. German, A. Boushell, M. Soistmann. Sr. Officers: B. Harris, I. Peer, R. Gallaghar, I. Lowe. f w' S SENIOR TRI-HI: First Row: F. DiChiara, J. Shaner E. Eldredge, I. Hubbs, P. Carpenter, L. Beaumont F.Snyder, T.Fox. Second Row: J.Rosbert, S. Hart R.Graupner, J. Lutz, D. Green, S. Holt, I. Dawson, Miss Kimes. Third Row: M. Durham, A. Stotsen- burg, E,Pharis, Llvins, N.Gahn, H.Oman, A.Wi1- liams. Fourth Row: P. Lord, C.Summers, I. Char- ney. K. Vincent, P. Moran, B. Chaplick. ww - 5. .signs 33 W2 kv 25 4... as 45 .milf r 4 1' JZ in 'Qu in in on Cu QQ Zi OU 'S 1 H1 Y 15 a serv1ce organlzatlon Y M C A At Chrrstmas the H1 Y g1VCS a cleservmg fam1ly a turkey dlnner The mam func t1on of the club however, 1S pro v1d1ng a college scholarshrp for a deservrng sen1or boy Every JUNIOR Frrst Row I Rrley W G1l frllan R Magee H Bernard G Robey C Connolly Second Row I Moore A Farrell C Blank K Howell H Bell G Castagna Mr Cramer Thrrd Row A Douglas R Thomas B G11 hrlde C Jensen F Rando year H1 Y sends representa State Model Leg1slature Therr rneetlngs conslst ma1nly of fxlms and speclal speakers At the close of the semester a soclal get together ends the year s aCt1V1t1CS SOPHOMORE Fust Row Mr Donaldson J Stewart T Smrth R Paxton C Durr F Shockley L Berghof C Ormston B Schwartz R Watson Seco .lRow R Nutt T Sykes W Warren J Russell D Morus I Catlrng D Toccr Thrrd Row R Whrtman D Walker W Walker L Panzone J Clrne I Gallagher R Rossner Fourth Row H Robertson H Spellman L Showell E Shuts A Tomes ,ff at H wnifgb ' is ffl, f K 1 I . y n 1 - I . i I . , . . l - which fosters the ideals of the tives to conventions and to Boys' , - . . , . . . 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J 24 HY Frrst Row Sentor Offrcers C Schank Treas R Brown Vrce Pres D De Gregorro Pres F McKenna See Second Row Junror Offrcers H Mon terth Chaplarn R Carrrero Treas E Fryhng Vrce Pres B Johnston Pres R W1111s Sec Thrrd Row Sophomore Offrcers L Lewtn Sec F Downrng Pres R Dempsey Treas J Lrndstrom V1ce Pres E Sterrrtt Chaplarn if H1 Y 15 under the d1rect1on of Mr County Basketball and Softball Invram Mr Cramer, and Mr Don Leagues ln the past years they aldson To rarse money to support have been very successful rn brmg therr act1v1t1es they pay dues and rng back trophres honorrng the sponsor occas1onal dances school H1 Y partlclpates rn the Camden SENIOR Fxrst Row D Barnshaw W Ball D Haddon L Lutz F Chandler G Bethany K Bossle R McG1ensey Second Row W Bottomley W Grll I OConnel1 R Page W Green W Baumbach R Plasket D Rohm Thrrd Row R Ellrs R Purves R Heller Fourth Row W Dhonau F Iago T Borz L Frank Frfth Row H Davrs W Frgueroa S Wedemeyer 35 I' N vv . . . . gf .Q . , ' - .Q . - . .Qu . , . , . ' : . ' , n .Q . , .1 'H ' . , ' - .Q . , .5 . ' , . 'I , ' : . , . . h ' , 75 . , .3 . , - .3 . ' , Q ' O , - . ' Q , I - 7 , . ' . , . I i l n ,fy First Row: M. Johnson, P. Weidner, M. Cann. Second Rowg C. Hall, B. Paris, E. Eldredge, F. Snyder, J, Dawson, J.Rosbert. Third Row: Mr, Cluley, E, Del Castillo, R.Iones, Mrs. Pentz. Fourth Row: L. Green, J.Cline, D.Blessing, G. Ward. Fifth Rowg I, Threapleton, K. Vincent, M. Ganges, R. Levering, E, Bollos. ixth Row: W. Gill, R. Ellis, S. Wedemeyer, H. Davis, E. Allen, T. Cosans. LA TERTLILIA La Tertulia tries to catch some- thing of the spirit of Spain in its meetings. Games and songs, a Christmas party with a pinata, and field trips keep the members on First Row: J. Truxton, F. Juliana, Miss Hedrick fstandingj. Second Row: C.Inglesby, P. Weimer, W. Gorman. the go. This interest in things Spanish may someday help the members of La Tertulia enjoy more thoroughly a trip to Spanish-spealv ing lands. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais, under the di- rection of Miss Bernice Hedrick, is interested in the French people and their customs. The members of the club subscribe to a French newspaper which helps them to be- come more proficient in the lan- guage. Each year the club pre- sents awards to the best Senior French student and a deserving first year pupil. l' V. uQ3?x-I First Row: B. Ware, V. Gilmer, Carol Inglesby, B. Showalter, D. Green. Second Row: A, Bou- shell, L. Soistman, C. Larkin, J. Peer, Connie Inglesby. Third Row: L. German, J. Ivins, N. Jones, P,Lord, R.Goldston. Fourth Row: I. Gel- ston, K.Freidel, D.Har1e, P.Weimer, K.Watson. BIOLOGY The Biology Club, directed by Mr. Pocius, meets every Thursday morning. Club activities for the year include field trips, speakers, a visit to New York, and an annual Christmas party. This year, the club, consisting of thirty members, went to see the Ice Follies at Convention Hall. Money for their activities is ob- tained through selling programs at athletic events and through spon- soring dances. CLASSICA This club, composed of pupils from the Latin classes, studies phases of Roman life. Under the leadership of Miss E. John- son, the club not only participates in the annual Christmas pro- gram but also prepares bulletin boards and displays for the library. I 3 OFFICERS: E,Downing, Corresponding Sec., E. Sieg man, Vice-Pres.g I. Budd, Pres., R.Gallaghar, Re cording Sec., R. Perrin, Treas. First Row: J. Bethany, L. Harker, J. Debowski, A Baker, F.Gerace. Second Row: Miss Johnson, M. Mc- Carty, S. Stewart, B. Lutz, I. Wilson, D. Hinkley. Q . XX xg V Xt , Ts , ,,, . SCIENC Under the superv1s1on of Mr Paul Malesky, members of the Sclence Club perform many lnterestlng experlments They develop negat1ves, compare fuels, make plastlcs, asplrm, soap, and alcohol and analyze blood Durmg class per1ods, members are shown other tech mcal experlments Seated P Stefamru Standmg Mr Malesky W Gor man D Malpass C Stankus A Fellows I Dromsky P Ware T Cosans D Rogers L Probst G Rouse F Ju llana G Unable to flt typlng 1nto thelr al ready crowded schedules the stu The Typlng Club lS composed of dents have arranged to meet each Jun1ors and senlors who w1sh to Fr1day mormng to learn the key learn the fundamentals of typmg board and to learn to type busmess or to lmprove thelr typlng sk1ll letters and envelopes FIISI Row R DelCoste1lo H Mucklow R Hmkle Robert Davts R Ogren Ray Davts S Watson J Steld ler Second Row A Goldacker N G1lCllI1SI L Katz P Burk A Baker C Brune R Moore R Smtth Thlrd Row R Ross1 S Kotllkoff J Bauer H Schmxdt B Abrams I Whtte I Leonardt Mtss Rosenast Fourth Row D Dyson N Htnchman L Draude S Robb I Hams Flfth Row I Johnstone P Mxck V enth Row E Malone I Hegeleln H Rotzell G Hassell C Mangtm KW :www new F 119' is all 11 lil U1 call 11 i8 11 :mi 33 ' I ll Yi A - - o N W . , - suplee, Mfsuelus, M.'McCarty, R.Me11Qng,. Sixyth Row: lN..Armstrbng, H. lria-n, 12. Robb, I,'Bo'yle. sevl P L ilk: , 'l:,g'f,lf X xmb L . wr L Frrst Row B Schultz D Conway I Shaner I Hampton I Rohm I Trmmerman I-I Fox B Lowder S Shaner Second Row D Fox D Lrppr P Brennan G Berry A Moore G Johnson S Lobley L Harker S Dorrss Mxss Tackney Thrrd Row A Semor M Barraclough K Stevenson M Sheehan G Santa croce C Lewrs M Ward E Ormston RED CRGSS The main purpose of the Red Cross . . . YI . . ' . i x 1S to help others They accompllsh thls by dO1Dg volunteer work 1n hosp1tals by makmg tray covers and favors and by f1ll1ng boxes for Standrng JE1senhardt G Chne Mr Cressman J Downes P Ware C Levermg B Banrs G Doerffel R Mellwrg D Walker Seated C Read D Malpass J Tomes VISUAL AIDS At the meet1ngs of the Vlsual A1dS Club, members learn the fundamentals of operatmg many types of v1sual a1dS equ1prnent Dur1ng the year they show mot1on p1ctures 1n classrooms W' and run the equ1pment at as sembl1es .df First Row: M.Iohnson, R.Brandvik, N.Gahn, C.Downing, N.Iones, G.Ward, J. Chrysler, J. Kochersperger. Second Row: J. LeBow, B.Rosbert, D.Menkevich, J. Rosbert, L, Molessa, C. Becker, L. Harker, R. Downie, W.Robinson, K.Vincent, Mrs. Price. Third Row: I. Shapley, W. Otto. Fourth Row: D. Bradley, V. Hoff- linger, B. Ware, M. Ganges, R. Goldston, B. Haines, F, Snyder, LIBRARY First Row: R,James, F.McKenna, R. Johnston, F. Rando, W. Ball. Second Row: B. Jefferis P, Kurtz, L.German, S.Wilson. Third Row: J. Peer, P. Lord, E, Pharis, R. Graupner. Af The Library Club serves both the school and community. The mem- bers do various jobs, such as checking shelves, working at the desk, and mending books. During the club periods, speakers often visit the club and give talks about many varied subjects. The mem- bers also have several parties and take a few outside trips to see how other libraries operate. M0 ITORS The Monitor Staff, a vital organi- zation in school administration, is the group responsible for enforcing traffic rules in the halls. During the year the members of this staff usher for assemblies and other social activities. TAGE CRE The stage crew, under the di- rection of Mr. Harris, assists at all school plays and assem- blies. Under the leadership of Frank Harned, they have proved themselves indispensable to the success of all auditorium func- tions. OFFICERSz Miss Higgins, L. Beaumont J -ooo.. Seated: I. Gelston, D. Malpass. Standing: F. Harned, B. Banis, I. Gallagher, E. Siegman, J. Budd, C. Read, N. How- ard. Shaner, R. Ganagher, J. stone, D. rhudef ' .-, 'Lua Juniors and seniors of the Com- mercial Course are able to ac- quire specialized training in this club. Through trips to various companies and through informal talks held during club periods, members gain many valuable assets necessary for the successful secretary. First Row: I. Wenstrom, M. Conroy, T. Fox, R, Guinan, D, Palumbo, B. Paris, H. Lunn, P. Carpenter, M. Wechselberger. Second Row: H. Steele, G. Johnson, M. Jones, L. Dale, A. Fithian, J. Payne, S. Hart, D. Grady. J.Dawson, Third Row: R.Stratton, D.Kochersperger, P.Thorpe, V. Wahl, M, Strippoli, H. Trams, F.Guagenti, P.Mandilian. Fourth Row: B.Chaplick, D.Bolton, B. Crawford, F. Dunleavy, G. Santacroce, S . Powers. ,fm ACE? Miss Ruth Matchett Standing: P, Thrower, G. Santacroce, I, Williams, Seated: V. Busbee. The Bowling Club, under the capa- ble leadership of Miss Ruth Mat- chett, gathers every Friday morn- ing to plan for future events, to re- cord the members' bowling aver- ages, and to learn how to better these scores. BQWLI G Tuesday afternoon finds our group competing with other South Jersey teams at the Ben-D Bowling Alleys. The feature meet of the season is in the Phildelphia High School Tournament in which Merchant- ville usually distinguishes itself. First Row: M. Conroy, K.Kaufmann, l..Schieber, P.Thrower, G. Mumford, L. Green. I. Williams, T. Fox, M Strippoli, G. Santacroce, M. MacMillin. Second Row: V. Busbee, B. Holmes, L.. Brown, D. Dyson, I, Catlmg, D. Barnshaw, R. Stratton, E. Kusmaul, E. Cream, G. Walker, H. Benson, A, Olt, DANCE BAN During the year the Dance Band performs at school dances, the tal- ent shows, and the two band con- certs. Under the direction of Mr. Jennings, it is composed of the best musicians from the school band. First Row: M. Homer, B. Iefferis, R. Figueroa, D Kraus W. Kline, L. Frank, W,Biedebach, B. Donaldson. Second Row: Mr. Jennings, K, Roes, D, Gotthold, T.Cosans A Schryer, C. Read, H. Van Sciver. FOGTLIGHTERS Dramatics have taken an important place in the activities of Merchant- ville High. The Footlighters, a dramatic club, has done the most to increase interest in this activity by offering instructions in play producing, directing, and acting. The fundamentals of putting on a play are taught at the weekly meet- ings, while actual dramatic shows are presented in school assemblies and in exchange assemblies with other high schools. Through the Footlighters, dra- matics in Merchantville High have been brought more and more to the attention of the student body. First Row: R. Guinan, M. Singer, I. Paxton, D. Thude, C. Hettinger, M. Gorman, C. Brune, A. Fithian Second Row: B.Be1l, E.Bol1os, A,Wright, N.Hurwitz, S.Lobley, I. Dean, M. Pendred, C. Larkin, Mor ris. Third Row: W. Brooke, W. Otto, F, Guagenti, R, Goldston, I. Klevence, E, Rue. I. Polick, Mac Kerell. WZ! lk 6? HN. Hiwvimsswxm it 1 Quinn NNMW. l Www, . R QM i Qtwmww 1 G1 ma 8 K 5 v I First Row: C. Connolly, M. Cann, C. Miller, C. Owens, J, Threapleton, M. Strekis, A. Boushell, M. Mc- Carty, M, Ward, K. Balzer, Second Row: J. Blumenthal, C. Bernardo, D. Conway, D. Green, I, Peer, P, Thrower, C. O'Conner, C. Maiorano, D. McMath, I. Rohm, B. Abrams, E, Randolph, P. Paul, L. Smalfus, M. Ferris. Third Row: D.Hollingsworth, P.Roach, E.Belk, M, Singer, M. Huntsinger, M. Collins, P. Wat- son, M. Singer, S. Brion, C. Brune, E. Annis, B. Harris, E. Keen. SPECIAL The chorus, under the able direction of Mrs. lmmler, increases in number and popularity every year. This year there were a boys' chorus, a girls' chorus, a mixed chorus, and a special chorus. First Row: B. Graham, P. Collins, E. Belk, I. l-lubbs, B. Har- ris, W.Wisdom, K.Nelson, G.Raroha. Second Row: C,Owens, R. Conover, P. Lord, J. Peer, B. Palladino, C. Downing, F. Snyder, J, McCoy, W. Holloway, V. Busbee. Third Row: J. Johnson, R, Ganges, S, Robb, M, Scotton, B. Borden, J. Cook, P. Brown, J, Huggins, I.. Brown. MIX E D First Row: N.Hoag, P.l-laslip, B.Be1l, C. Long, E. Rue, A. Otto, A. Stotsenburg, E. Pharis, M. Durham, D. Conover, R. Ganges. Second Row: I. Dean, R. Stratton, H. Van Sciver, T. Sykes, B. Robertson, E. Moore, J. Catling, E. Kusmaul, P. Mandilion, G. Householder, M. Valentine, W. Wisdom, E. Stiffel, L. Wozniak, J. Johnson. Third Row: R. Sulzman, A, Senior, R. Bernier, H. Fox, P. Pendred, M. Dhonau, A. Wadell, J. Mick, F. Foster, L. Green, I. Cline, I. Thompson, L. Draude, S. Robb. During the year these groups play very im- portant parts in different activities. The cho- ruses sing in the Thanksgiving service, the Christmas Cantata, the annual band concert, and their own concert in the Spring. Their services are enjoyed and appreciated greatly by both the school and the community. CHCDRLIS Pianistsg J.Dean, P.Roach. First Row: R. Davis, R. Page, E. Kus- maul, N. Hoag, R. Bernier, H. Fox, E. Annis, E. Rue, M. Johnson A, Wright, M, Durham. Second Row: C. Benson, H. Spellman, L Frank, H.Van Sciver, I. Harris, A. Moore, C. Stokes, L. Draude, J Munn, J.Cline, S.Kurkian, L.Miller, P. Zimmerman. Third Row J.Magee, I.Devenney, V. Heller, I. Wellborn, J. Straub, C. Jones D. Conway, B. Schultz, P. McComb, S. Hilton. Riff F , K, 5 T f Qu QS ' .djQ'x f , M' 1 Q W ri 5 ' if i ' rx .S E , A xl .Ig . T 4 9 v X.. C 5 ,!'A5, i X .-QS First Row: Mr. Jennings, M.Collier, J.Durham, C.lnglesby. 1. Truxton, I. Tomes. Second Row. E. Robb, C, Slater, S. Lerch, J. Johnson. Third Row: J. Rogers, F. Homer, V. Steffens, F. Davis, I. Baker, Fourth Row: R. Chandler, G. Shissias, N. Langer, B. Donaldson, D. Welty. Fifth Row: R. Zimm, R. Turner, R. ANDA D Watson, W. Wahl, R. Jubanyik. The Merchantville High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Jennings, is composed of fifty-six members, four of whom are color guards. Some activities in which the band participates include pep rallies, football games, parades, and com- mencement exercises. During the year the band presents two concerts. The proceeds from the concert in February go toward the purchase of new uniforms. The Lion's Club sponsors the second concert, which is given in May. Each year some members of the band are chosen to become mem- bers ofthe South Jersey District Band. First Row: W. Ball, T, Borz. Second Row: D. Mclntyre, G. Shissias, R. Perrin, I. Ivins, C. lnglesby, J. Durham, K. Roes, M. Collier, D. Gotthold. Third Row: G. Malunis, W. Cline, M. Gorman, M.Banis Fourth Row: E.Wright, A,Baker, Standing: H.Van Sciver, E, Moore, J. Truxton, W. Figueroa, F. Gerace, T. Jessup. f Q f f 1 f its if tts . ,I 1 ., . 5 Est f I Q 1 li an P Q ,yy fits 1 L 1-Q---fe ag.--le ag---be of--JD oi-90 First Row: M, Homer, W, Figueroa, F. Stratton, T, Jessup, H, Van Sciver. Second Row: E. Beery, T. Straub, R.Fig,ueroa, B. Jefferis, R. Peterson, D. Kraus, T. Cosans. Third Row: P. Kurtz, R. Travis, I. Wil- son, R. Perrin, W.Kline. Fourth Row: W.Green, J.Langer, R.Smith, K. Roes, D. Gotthold. Fifth Rowg T. Borz, C. Read, A. Schryer, H. Henck, E. Moore. ORCHESTRA During the year we are fortunate to have splendid musical entertain- ment provided for us by the school orchestra. The orchestra plays for all of the assemblies, the two band concerts, the Baccalaureate services, and the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, which is presented co-operatively by school and community. This musical group is, without a doubt, one of the most active groups in M.H.S., and the school certain- ly benefits from its performances. First Row: F. Homer, R. Turner, R. Chandler, R. Zimm, W. Green, Second Row: R. Smith, P. Kurtz, N. Langer, J. Johnson, D. Welty, J. Rogers. Third Row: Mr. Jennings, A, Schryer, C, Read, R, Figueroa, T. Cosans, M. Homer, B. Jefferis. Fourth Row: J. Peterson, J. Wilson, B. Donaldson 2 2 X Z ri I X X XX gh 1 -9' 5-X, .I 'pf L 'mkxx I Q f,. q vj?Yr'5j 5 MN-.,.,:, X +w . W - - M, . uw- -'Q 'Y .,. gv K., N 1' in 'Wir- . V ., 5 nav Wo- - lf VS ff' wi' dal!! M... rw- HEERLEADERS Center: M. Straub. First row: J. Stone, B. Hambleton, L. Harzer, H. Lunn, P. Williams. Second row: V. Wahl, P. Thorpe, S. Snyder, D. Bolton, J. Ellis, L. Dale, K. Kilgariff. The task of boosting school spirit throughout the year is the special activity of the cheer- leading squad. The group, composed of ten girls on the varsity squad and two sub- stitutes, plan and present special skits for pep rallies and cheer the team on at the games. Every year an award is given to the girl who has done the most for the squad and the school. Y, -,4L-- A One of the most energetic and popular groups around school is the majorettes. Under the direction of Mr. Jennings, sen- sational performances and routines are presented at the pep rallies, band concerts, football games, community parades, and the athletic ban- quet. The girls spend long hours, twirling and marching to perfect their skills. Each year the baton twirlers and their leads are selected through competitive tryouts. Without a doubt, these carefully chosen girls, supported by school spirit, are among the best morale boosters of M, H, S. MAJORETTE Left to right: J. Lowe, M. Jones, E. Kohn, A. Boushell, R. Guinan, R. Graupner, E. Pharis, C. Miller, E. Belk. COACHES: D. Donaldson, M. Pocius, C. Haines. The Merchantville football team began the season as a group of boys harn- pered by inexperience and compar- ative physical smallness. Despite these handicaps, the boys worked hard at football camp in order to build a strong and successful team. The season's opener with Glassboro resulted in our being defeated by a heartbreaking score of 7-6. Our next two games also brought infamy down- upon us, for we lost to our arch-rival FOOT Moorestown, 6-0, and to Haddon- field, 7-O. We were finding our in- experienced and our scanty teamwork a definite hindrance to our offense. We had been improving weekly, how- ever, and we gave Haddon Heights a good battle the next Saturday, even though we lost 18-6. We would have made an even better showing if in- juries had not been inflicted upon our linemen John McCoy, Chuck Schank, and halfback Harold Davis. Ray Watson and Ken Freidel proved them- selves valuable assets to the club in this game. Their spirits bolstered, the Mer- chantville disciples of deception went out the following Saturday and won their first game of the season, de- feating Woodrow Wilson, l2-0. Cen- ter Leon Lutz fought hard to bring his team out ahead. First row: D. Hatle, C. Schank, K. Freidel, R. Purves, L. Lutz, R. Brown. Second row: L. Lewin, W. Warren, W. Ball, W. Holloway, M. Schmidbauer. Third row: R. Rossi, D. Mclntyre, T. Cosans, C. Stankus. Fourth row: C. Benson, J. Leonardi, J. Laun, H. Lowder. 'W . Q 1 5 6 3 ,. -0 nf. ,Wi lgi JB .abil . on -an 'A' 'W as Af- 59 BALL The winning streak was snapped, however, by a huge and talented Palmyra team, which cloaked us in the darkness of a 37-O defeat! This trouncing did not darken the Merchants' spirits, for they bounced back and beat Lower Regional, 18-O, with fullback Walter Ball, tackle Bill Anderson, and quarterback Richard Brown leading the way. In the next game, end Richard Purves caught his second and third touch- down passes of the season as we eked out a heart-throbbing 20-19 win over St. Joseph. Charlie Mooney also scored, and Bill Walker's timely extra-point kicking provided the margin of victory. Due credit must also be given tackle Chuck Deffler and co-captain Don DeGregorio, whose outstanding play made victory pos- sible. Managers: E. Eichfeld, W. Gill, P. Stef- fanini, M. Varbalow. The annual Thanksgiving Day game with Carrrden Catholic was a bitter disappointment. No match for the onrushing Camden giants, our boys found themselves on the short end of a 33-12 score when the dust clear- ed and the final gun sounded. Our touchdowns were scored by Willie Holloway and Walter Ball. The season's final record was three wins and six defeats. First row: D. DeGregorio, J. McCoy, W. Anderson, L. Frank, S. Wedemeyer, R. Ellis. Second row C. Deffler, R. Watson, J. Moore, W. Walker. Third row: J. Eisenhardt, J. Drornsky, J. Lindstrom, T Sykes. Fourth row: T. Farrell, I. Mertsock, F. Downing, L. Probst. is Q-, qi K 0, 9.. 2.2 in Kali 90 Q0 ..y Y is Cqk----..i..QO GRAY K IGHT 952 K Freldel Fullback R Elhs n Anderson Tackle L Lutz Center iraffvyb ur 'QQ QS 'Q' SF' Qu Brow Si? ii' QF? swim i . ,, QWQQ L. Frank Guard after U ba C QQ 'lan Q82 fgx 'KIZQ' 10 690K r Q Q 1 92' Q95 -is Qi MQ C Deffler Tackle .. S Wedemeyer En R. Purves En W. Ball Back 'ar C. Shank Guard BOYS' VARSITY It may be said without fear of con- tradiction that Merchantville High School did not shed any great illumi- nation upon the South Jersey basketball world in 1952-'53. Our team was, to put it conservatively, not over- laden with victories. But they did provide more than their share of the spills and thrills which are found in this game of basketball. In this day of the basketball giants, our boys were, as usual, compara- tively under-sized. They did, how- ever, possess the indomitable spirit and tenacity which seems to be a Merchantville tradition. One needs only to recall our first game against Coach St. Joseph Qwhich we lost, 61-581 to prove that point! Robert Elder First row: R. Nutt, R. Willis, D: Johnson, L. Probst, R. Rossi. Standing: Mr. Long, W. Warren, W. Walker, D. Johnson, G. Rouse, J. Downes, F. Downing. ts- BA KETBALL The head hustler on Bob E1der's scrappy squad was popular Don De- Gregorio, who was also the team's high scorer. Dead-eye Gordon But- ler and Harold Davis were also main cogs of the team, while Ken Freidel was known to blossom forth into the high-scoring column at frequent in- tervals. A tense moment in the Merchantville vs. Cath olic game. First row: W. Ball, R. Brown, D. DeGregorio, K. Freidel, W. Holloway. Standing: R. Purves, F. Iago, H. Davis, R. Ellis, G. Butler. W R Brown Guard R Purves Forward VARSITY BA KETBALL l Xa if., K Frerdel Guard W. Ball Guard I W. G Butler R Elhs Forward Center 56 F. Iago Forward H Davrs Center W Holloway Guard D DeGregor1o Forward The adept ball handhng of Bob E111S made many scormg chances poss1b1e and Wlllle Holloway took advantage of many of these chances success fully Others whose presence often dlstressed the oppos1t1on were Rlch and R1chard Purves As a whole the 1952 53 M H S basketball team d1d well for them selves and no apologles need be of fered for them ard Brown, Walter Ball, Bob Schachte, . ' . -V 57 Wm .w 73:6 al-Enix rf' Before the season began, many of the .. girls on the varsity team attended camp in the Pocono Mountains, and several junior varsity girls attended h the hockey day camp in Collings- The girls practice a bul1y . Mary A. Rice Coach . , .!..,,g.,- s . gg .iii QW ami qpiiilre .diwgwei wood. The squad worked very hard, improv- ing as the season went along, and developed into a fine team. The high spot of the season was the game with Moorestown Friends' School. They have been the team's biggest rivalsg and this year, for the second time in the history of our games with them, we won by the score of Z-O. First row: M. Soistmann, M. McEwan, B. Lutz, M. Hoxworth. Second row: G. Walsh, J. Rogers, S. Mcl-lale, P. Elder, E. Van Lier, D. Day, E. Hench, I. White, S. Varbalow. Third row: B. Hambleton, C. Hartman, I. Marzi, E. Wright, H. Schmidt, C. Inglesby, L. Long, P. Mick, I. Harris. Fourth row: I. Toth, N. Brown, P. McComb, R. Jones, Y. Spell, V. Stephens, L. Draude, I. Ahlberg, S. Stewart. Fifth row: E. Dobson, W. Heller, J. D'Alessandro, S. Kurkian. ivpl T E still' 41' First row: P. Williams, S. Wilson, D. Menkevitch, C. Bell, 1. Hart, E. Eldredge, B. Graham, J. Lutz. Second row: K. Vin- cent, L. German, M. Harzer, B. Borden, P. Lord, B. Jefferis, J. Ivins . HDCKEY Judy Lutz, as captain, made a very fine leader. Her playing on the line was outstanding. The backfield play- ing of Bev Borden and Barbara Jef- feris was most reliable. Some of the up-and-coming stars were Lynne German, Darlene Menkevitch, and Joy Hart, who were juniors during this past year. R. Gallaghar, A. Otto, managers A successful drive into the cage. THE I952 HOCKEY TEAM . Bord C. Bell P. Williams D. Menkevitch J. Lutz B. Jefferis M. Harzer ., li v M. MacEwen, N. Jones, M. Straub, managers. Mary A. Rice Coach GIRL First row: S. Lobley, M. McCarty, I. Miller, P. Burk, H. Schmidt, B. Hambleton, B. Lutz. Second row: I. Ahlberg, P. Elder, E. Kohn,B. Palladino, S. Mcl-Iale, J. Marzi, S. Robb, L. Long, P. Zimmerman. Third row: J. Bethany, N. Gaymon, J. Cook, N. Brown, R. Conover, C. Faber, S. Stewart, I. Toth, S. Kurkian, B. Hartman. BASKETBALL Under the careful coaching of Miss Rice, the varsity team worked very hard to maintain the fine record the teams of the past few years had set. High scorers on the team were Ruth Gallaghar and Captain Barbara Jef- feris. Mrs. Scott coached the junior varsity and freshmen groups. These teams also worked very hard to bring victory and honor to M. H. S. Some of the girls in action First row: J. Cline, C. Inglesby, L. German, B. Jefferis, R. Gallaghar, J. Peer, M. Ganges. Second row J. Hart, D. Day, L. Soistmann, B. Ware, J. Ellis, A. Boushell, M. Hoxworth, K. Kilgariff. H. Bernard, mgr.g Mr. Ingram, coach, E. Kusrnaul, mgr. First row: J. Truscott, W. Davies, J. Apple- gate, J. Le Bow, R. Cotton, R. Stewart. Sec- ond row: M. Cline,R. DelCostello, I. Eisen- hardt, W. Green, W. Brooks, G. Shissias. Third row: H. Bell, S. Wederneyer, R. Borz, R. Chandler, K. Bossle, W. Bottomley, D. Mclntyre, G. Doerffel. BOYS' SWIMMI G Once again the stalwart young proteges of George Ingram proved themselves champ- ionship material. Sailing through the water like the proverbial fish, the boys of M, H, S. toppled all competition on their glory road. Their victims included their arch-rival, Vocational School, as well as Moorestown Collingswood, Haddon Heights, Malvern, and Girard College. Co-captains Bill Bottomley and Charlie Mooney often led the way to vic- tory because of their jet-propelled talents. talents. Harry Bell's diving netted us many points along with the swimming of sophomore Charlie Doerffel and junior Jim Truscott. It was a fine season all around, and con- gratulations should be extended to both the team and their fine coach, George Ingram. C , Mooney First Row: R.Shock1ey, C.Mu1len. Second Row: R. Ran- do, I. Moore. W. Strandwitz. Third Row: B. Robertson, C. Oman, H. Matheson, I. Tomes. .N u N I 1 uf' X 'vga i K. ,Q , 4 it r ,,,,6-sv ffl ,- W . W 1 I Q W. Brooks ,,y ,: gf qs yrs r Ai 'a., K . -v F ,J S. S . Y' an-fn.-4 'Q lg T. Borz, W. Bottomley N. Hinchman Outstanding seniors on the team were Judy Lutz and Elaine Eld redge The underclassmen who proved to be outstanding swimmers were Lynne German Nancy Hinchman Pat Quinlan and Violet Supplee GIRLS' VARSITY The Merchantville girls' swimming team is a member of the South Jer- sey Girls' League in which Moores- town, Haddon Heights, and Collings- wood also participate. Our girls competed with each of these teams twice during the past season, in addition to contests with the boys' squad and the Camden Y.W.C.A. team. The group meet in which all league schools participate was held at the conclusion of the schedule and is by far the season's most im- portant event S Wilson Mgr Mrs Scott coach R Graupner Mgr SWIMMING First Row: B.Lutz, B.Farnsworth, C.Ing1esby, P. Kurtz, J. Hart, D. Menkevich, E. Eldredge, V. Suplee, P Quinlan, B. Haines. Second Row: S, Lobley, S. Kotlikoff, B. Hambleton, M. Hamilton, A. Boushell, B Ware, L. German, N. Hinchman. Standing: I. Ahlberg, C. Long, L. Miller. .K It m 1 ' K 2 xx -Q it Q hifi., F r ,I .. ks, . f I A, t 1 ,fnxiv X17 ltj ff -J W . . - ... 4 ., X '1'3g ,g 5 iii, I '::. 4' 9 E -ffffl rf' A V, il Www., ',.Jj1f 'V Y ' Ylf QM 4 -Y I -L .N W - . ' ,WY C' ' ,'1 , , ,' -'S7Z..-', s.:'rM.,,51...ai':n5f 4 'Fwy -u..,7' 4 .,..q,- MJ. Y 67 is , , Q ,gi x K ,,M,,, f ff a. K. Freidel The boys of 1952 formed a well- balanced team. Although the hitting was below par, it was timely and the defense was excellent. Me- gargel's pitching solved the prob- lem of finding a replacement for Howie Evansg and Ed Evans proved a more than suitable replacement ri. .5 I, . . , w7 ' Q , f .,.,., 1, ...ff we X avg if hill GA I V t JI. R. Ellis for second baseman Gerry Sietz- inger, who had been graduated. Flashy Vince Busbee was a valuable asset to the clubg and Ed Brown, as shortstop, made his third and last year a good one. Altogether, there were seven seniors and two juniors on last yeai-'s starting nine. YJ .. K. Freidel, R. Brown. fs' iw' BASEBALL W The 1952 season marked the fourth consecutive year that coach Ed Cramer's boys won or tied for the Group Three Championship. The Merchants of 1952 finished the season with an impressive 11-3 record. Led by the hitting of Ken ff' 42 ,Q 52 .,,:f ff ,-il xi 1 'QT -. 5 173. 5 E: 1 -Q C0ach Ed Cra meg- Freidel, the pitching of Jim Meg- argel, and the all-around stellar versatility of Don Hutchinson, the team fought its way into a post- season play-off with Haddonfield to decide the championship, only to lose by a 6-1 score. First Row: V. Busbee, D. Hutchinson, N. Raush, E. Brown. I. Megargle, M. Book, R. Feldman, R. Brown. Second Row: G. Castagna, K. Freidel, F. Iago, R. Ellis, B. Jones, R..Watson, I. Lindstrom, H. Lowder. FT if dui 'ii' ?v'i'r-iw. l what . KSNWAW . gh. T pl, , 1 . M613 , wif, '25 F' .. ' xx 40 tl 'F 40147101 . 1 ' 1 fi 1 41 of W 1 Q SWW 1 'MW if m '11 , X f, be - 7 'Z 1, E x A Edna Y. Scott. coach Marie Harzer, manager. SGFTB LL With the arrival of the spring sea- son, many of the girls from M.H.S. were seen running down to the ath- letic field each afternoon to prac- tice softball. Coached by Mrs. Scott, our team worked very hard to bring victory and honor to Mer- chantville. Led by Captain Ruth Gallaghar, many of the girls who returned to the squad this year were veteran players. First Rowg K. Kilgariff, M. Soistmann, B. Showalter, J. Hart, D. Day. E. Linthicum, E. Eldredge, J. Wen- strom. Second Row: J. Lutz, B. Jefferis, C. Larkin, S. Wilson, C. Bell, M. Hoxworth. D. Hollingsworth, M. McEwan, S. Hart. Third Row: J. Cline, L. Green, M. Ganges, K. Supplee, Y. Spell, M. Moody, R. Gallaghar, B. Palladino, I. Ellis. . if M Rlce coach, J. Hubbs, manager. Our team is a member of the South ARCH ERY Jersey Archery League. Each school in the league has two teams r.-:g in competitiong one team is made up of all girls and the other is made up of boys or both boys and girls. Returning to this year's team were Lynne German, Pat Kurtz, and Edna Pharis of the girls' teamg and Rod James, Ken Bossle, and Bob John- stone of the boys' team. J, Peterson, P. Kurtz, E. Pharis, L. Ger- man. I. Hubbs. R. Johnstone, I. Wellham, K. Bossle, R. James. 71 l ,gg BMT ,mv UM . . N - ,V W 1551336 D . f Af M71 FQ! A2 h W .E Q7 gif?-QW !57dQ'QwJ KNMQQ J., AM-L ff. ,Wy if 'V f w k Q 549042.-was Qiqi Aww 2 4515? ,W gf Ll X IQQQQFFENCEE W Wifi! ' lmofizwwe SNORS xxx! .XA JJ. f 3 .1 MEMORIAM Annel Flthran Born May 22 1935 Passed on December 17 1952 Dav1d H Snyder Born February 5 1935 Passed on January 12 1951 73 : , N' 1 K Wg ,. 2 : . : . 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Browning Road Merchantville 'Bott I V Baseball4-V Swimming 23 Co capt 4 H1 Y 24 Pres 3 Stamp Club 3 Latin Club 2 Lyndel E Brown 213 Merchant Street Merchantville Lynn Chorus 4 Golf2 3 4 V Bas ketba11Mgr 4 I V 23 I V Football 2 3 H1 Y 2 206 St James Avenue Merchantville Johnny W1 RECORD Business Staff4 H1 Y4 V Sw1mm1ng34 Biol ogy Club 2 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 V Football Mgr 2 Gordon R Butler Jr 7810 Park Avenue Pennsauken Butts Go1f34 V Football 3 4 I V 2 V Basketball 4 I V 2 3 Dance Club 3 Bowling Club 3 76 .f'YX F. Kenneth Bossle 116 N. Centre Street Merchantville nDoCn V. Swimming 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2, 3,4g V. Archery 3.4, I. V. 2g Stamp Club 29 I. V. Football 2. Sherry M. Brion 5041 Homestead Avenue Pennsauken 'Scotty Typing Club 4 I V Archery 4 Chorus 3 4 if ,W n . it 1 2 ' 3 ' ' BY 0 .. . . ,. ' . . Q 0 A V. , . . ,v. E- H Q a ' . 5 . 1 I ' 1 : . 'V' 4, J. . , 1 . . , ' - . . S T.. I ' -Pre , , 5 '- 2,3, , 3 , . , V ' f ' - . g - 3,4. y , ' cil 2,3. X A 2 Q 1 Vx ,. 39 , Q . , , . mf 5 . ' . 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V.Softball 3- Cho- rus 2 3- Tri-Hi 2. 129 S. Centre Street William E. Dhollau Merchantville 4726 River Road Iack Pennsauken Hi-Y 45 Chorus 45 MER- Bill CHANTS NEWS 4, Hi-Y 2,45 Dance Club 3. 78 'wr Eugene Cream 6306 Magnolra Avenue Pennsauken Geno Bowlrng Club 4 Golf 2 3 4 Basketball Mgr 3 H1 Y 2 3 Joyce M Dawson 1963 Forty erghth Street Pennsauken o Commercralettes 4 La Ter tulra 3 4 Trr Ht 2 3 4 X galil ,,-. g4'2ClY 'lf' 'ef- 1 ' .V az. - H Q EW 54' . 1 54- 5,3 k 9559 4 A Florence P. DiChiara 3734 Burwood Avenue Pennsauken Flo Tri-Hi 4g Bowling Club 4. David W. Donaldson 6753 Githens Avenue Pennsauken Dave I V Football 2 3 Chorus 3 I V Swimming 2 Bowling Club 2 vw 'gnu-'f Donald I. DiVirgilio 2249 N. Thirty-ninth Street Pennsauken Don I. V. Football 2g Hi-Y 2. Constance A. Downing 22 Princeton Avenue Delaware Twp. Connie Senror Play Comm J V Softball 4 Chorus 34 L1 brary Club 2 V1ce Pres 3 Sec 4 Iunror Play Comm IV I-lockey3 I V Basket 6 A .Q , 5.ii V sig: 13 ' 'Q'- ball 2 Mary G Durham 3744 Frosthoffer Avenue Pennsauken Mlml Tri H1 4 Sen1or Play Cho rus2 3 4 Junror Play Comm Typing Club 2 Gi . .. r SM wi is Ethelmae Downing 22 Prtnceton Avenue Delaware Twp Ethelmae Honor Society 3 4 Biology Club 2 Sec 34 Student Counc1l2 Sec 4 Le Cercle Franca1s3 Junior Play Stamp Club Sec 2 J V Swimmrng 2 I V Basketball2 Da vid S Dyson 2213 Thrrty erghth Street Pennsauken Dave Bowling Club 4 I V Base ball3 I V Footba1l2 I V Sw1mm1r1g2 Chorus2 l-I1 Y 2 Stamp Club 2 Elarne Eldredge 2123 Browning Road Pennsauken Ewey RECORD Business Staff 4 Tri H14 V Sw1mm1ng4 V 3 Honor Soctety 3 4 La Tertulxa 3 4 V Softball 3 4 IV2 V Hockey4JV 2 3 Typrng Club 2 C Edward Erchfeld 112 Locust Street Merchantvtlle Eddre Bowlrng Club 4 Football Mgr 2 3 4 Fashron Show3 Stamp Club 2 Robertl Ellis 109 Myrtle Avenue Merchantvrlle o Student Council 4 V Foot ball4 La Tertul1a4 V Base ball4 I V 3 V Basketball 3 4 I V 2 H1 Y 3 4 e Pres 2 .a'fQ ,L I , , W-f 1 G.. . , Q. 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Leonl Frank 7133 Highland Avenue Pennsauken ee H1 Y 4 Dance Band 3 4 V Football 34 I V 2 Junior Play Stamp Club 2 2 3 4 V Baseball 2 34 Ruth H Gallaghar 6 Evergreen Avenue Delaware Twp Ruthre Commercialettes Pres 4 Tri H1 Treas 4 Senior Play Comm RECORD Literary Staff 3 4 Honor Soc1ety3 Sec 4 Biology Club 3 Sec 41 V Hockey23 V Mgr 4 V Basketba1134 I V 2 V Softball 2 3 Capt 4 Girls State Representative 3 Junior Play Comm Student Council 3 Eric A Gartenschlager 224 Woodlawn Avenue Merchantvrlle Eric Stamp Club3 V Football3 I V 2 V Swimm1ng2 Mary P Ganges 8700 Park Avenue Pennsauken Pnss La Tertu1ia4 Library Club 3 4 Bowling Club 2 34 V Basketball 4 J V 23 V Softball 4 I V 2 3 Typing Club 3 Iumor Play Comm Chorus 2 William Gill 65 Evergreen Avenue Delaware Twp Loop La Tertulta 3 4 V Football 23 Mgt 4 V Basketball2 3 Mgr 4 Dance Club 3 Baseball 2 H1 Y Pres 2 80 RECORD Literary Staff Senior Play Comm Tn H1 4 Library Club 2 3 Vice Pres 4 Junior Play Comm Doris M. Grady 124 Monroe Avenue Delaware Twp. Dorrie MERCHANTS NEWS 45 Com- mercialettes 45 Footlighters 45'Junior Play Comm.5 Dance Club 3. Regina L. Graupner 6224 Lincoln Avenue Pennsauken Jeanne Tri-Hi45Senior Play Comm.5 Monitor 3,45 V. Swimming Mgr. 4, J,V. Mgr. 35 MER- CHANTS NEWS 3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3, Co - capt. 45 Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Comm. my Elizabeth L. Graham 323 Woodbine Avenue Merchantville Betty Biology Club 3,45 RECORD Business Staff 3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Chorus 3,45 V. Hockey 3,45 I.V, 25 V. Swim- ming 2,3, Capt. 45 V. Soft- ball 3,4, J.V. 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Sec. 2, Treas. 3. Dorothy E. Green 1'72l Forty-fifth Street Pennsauken Dotty Senior Play Comm.5 Biology Club 45 RECORD Literary Staff 45 Chorus 45 Tri-Hi 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais V.P. .,5,.t- ., 6. .4 ff- i, - f 9'5 -Q '55 rv 5. 'Q- Q 'Sf s.-, sc 35 Junior Play Comm.5 Typ- ing Club 2. West C Green 1734 Trnsman Avenue Pennsauken u H1 Y 3 4 V Swimmlng 2 3 4 Band and Orchestra 2 Louise Green 3358 Gladwyn Avenue Pennsauken Squeeky La Tertulra 4 V Softball 3 4 Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Dance Club 3 Frances M Guagenti 2615 Horner Avenue Pennsauken Franme Commercialettes 4 MER CHANTS NEWS 34 Foot lighters 3 V P 4 Student Counci12 3 Chorus2 Typ ing Club 2 Donald B Haddon Pennsauken Punkin Basketball Mgr 3 4 H1 Y 2 4 Swimming 2 81 Ruth L Guman 5521 Woodland Avenue Pennsauken Routh Commercralettes 4 MER Cl-IANTS NEWS 3 4 Foot lighters 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Co capt 4 Dance Club 3 Typing Club 2 Clara M Hall 8 Miller Avenue Merchantville La Tertulra 4 Senior Comm Bowling Club Typing Club 3 Junior Comm Library Club Tri Hi 2 Play Play GX'-wa.. xy f 'la 1-B dn -i ,lk I ': , I . I 5 3,4. X x ian VMS A. vl - vu vv H 'Y U 933 I ' 5 - ' Q ' . , : - . l . : ' ..f' . 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V Baskerbal14, JV 3, V Baseball4,JV 3, V Foot ball 4, J v 2,3, H1 Y2,3,4 Sybrl P Hambleton 2264 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Sue MERCHANFIS NEWS 3 Chorus 2 3 J V Hockey 2 wah! ufov' 4 Barbara E Harrrs 6736 Marron Avenue 1 9 Pennsauken Babs RECORD BUSINESS and Llterary Dan1elE Harle 1705 Forty frfth Street Pennsauken Dan V Footba1l4 JV 2 3 Stu dent Councrl 3 Juntor Play H1 Y 2 3 Ioan E Hams 2404 Thtrty nrnth Street Pennsauken Staffs 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 10211116 WS 2 3 4 4 Senlor Play Chorus 3 4 MERCHANT5 NE TU H1 V p 3 4 V Basket Chorus 2 3 Drum and Bugle 4 j V Corps 2 Trl H12 Shtrleyj Hart 50 Essex Avenue Delaware Twp blllfl Commerctalcttts 4 Trl H 4 RECORD Lrterary Staff4 Sen1orP1ay Comm V Softball 4 I X 3 Juntor Play Comm IV Basket ball 2 Nancy A Hoag 2619 Centre Street Merchantvrlle Marte P Harzer 117 S Poplar Avenue Merchantvrlle Marte MERCHANT NEWS 4 Stu dent Counctl 4 Senlor Play Comm V Softball Mgr 4 JV 3 V Hockey 4 J V 2 3 Dance Club 3 Chrtstmas Pageant 2 3 Archery 4 Honor Soctety 3 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Junror Play J V Basketball 2 Bruce N Holmes 36 Matn Street 5 Delaware Twp 3 ,Q Y? I-lolms1e t its Bowlrng Club 3,4, V Foot ball 4, Jv 2,3, Golf 2,3, I V Basketball 2, H1 Y 2 1 1 'Y' 'N S af 'G fc:-yr 'W' M21 as We ,L , l .fs 87 ii i . . fr' ,- , - J --,....: A Ga 'L' 1' , : - ,- - ,: ' H- ..,. WN, . . V11 Us , 2 W s , 2 H P A , '- ' . . , : . - . Z, A ball , . .2,3. Q - . 1 3 ' D Q, 9 ' .1 - to . , I 7'-3 ' ' I ' I t I I - , 1 5 X if Sandra L. Holt 8650 River Road Pennsauken NDN.. Tri-Hi 4g Junior Play. Robert K Hudson 43 Volan Street Merchantvrlle Judith M. Hubbs 4710 Lexington Avenue Merchantville njudy.. Student Council 4gAssemb1y Comm. 4g Senior Play Comm.: RECORD Literary Staff 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 V. Archery Mgr. 4 J.V.2 Mr3 Tr1H14 VP 2 a Tertulra 3 Citizenship Award 3 Junior Play Comm Chor us 2 3 John E Hunt 185 Longwood Avenue Delaware Twp x .ki L It ' i t R 'Hin- Bo Chemistry Club 4 Bowltng Club 4 Chorus 3 Frederick W Jago 5504 Jackson Avenue Pennsauken Reds V Basketbal14JV 3 V Baseba1l4 JV 3 Hr Y2 4 Treas 3 Le Cercle Francais 3 Golf2 'Qfrfv vf- MK 1 K June E Ivins 8 Morris Street Merchantvrlle June Biology Club 3 4 V Hoc k 4 JV 23 Tr1H12 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Junior Play Comm JV Softball Suits--Q. Rodney T James Barbara E Jefferrs 42 Essex Avenue Delaware Twp RO RECORD Business Staff 4 Senior Play Student Council 2 3 Pres 4 Assemb1yComm 234 JV Archery23 L1 brary Club 2 Loren G Johnson 6747 Irving Avenue Pennsauken Larry 33 Franklrn Avenue Merchantvrlle e Monitor 3 4 Honor Society 34 V Hockey34 JV 2 V Basketball 2 3 Capt 4 V Softball3 4 JV 2 Band and Orchestra 2 3 4 Junior Play Comm MaryAnn Johnson 17 E Park Avenue Merchantvrlle MaryAnn Chorus 4 Library Club 2 3 4 La Tertulra 2 3 Sec 4 Q - I: '-U V' , . :L , 1 , G .v - kNx.,x,,x V ff: ,X R' H - r 4- 1 ' , ' Ed XX 0 E - - - A' X Q. X !..x ' .Q I . ' . ey , . . ,,: , 'I' 'I , L nn R y W N 2' .. . . CH Vi in V .,--' V . A . '. :gi in .g'. t . ' 2 , ,-,- d ff R E MV A 'Wt I i t in f ' : ' . :J ' zvz 5 ' : ' , : . , : . . : 4 . Al 4 Q K Ali-2' 7 my 'A Q 2' ,L .V A' V 1 . 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Basketball Mgr. 4, Junior Play Comm.: Citizen Institute Alternate 3: J.v, Hockey 2. 2 rf: Dorothy R Kochersperger lll State Street Delaware Twp Dot Footlrghters 4 MERCHANTS NEWS 4 Commercralettes 4 Senior Play Comm Junror Play Comm Dance Club 3 Typing Club 2 Trl H1 2 Donald L Kulp 507 Delarr Avenue Pennsauken Don Science Club 4 MER CHANTS NEWS 3 Christ mas Pageant2 Stamp Club Pres 2 Edward W Kusmaul 6525 Browning Road Pennsauken Baseball 4 Chorus 3 4 Swlmmtng 34 Bowling Club 3 4 Stamp Club 2 Science Club 2 Rae Levering 6112 Highland Avenue Pennsauken Raymond A. Jungclaus 2443 Thirty-ninth Street Pennsauken ..Ray., Chorus 2, Janet V Kochersperger 111 State Street Delaware Twp an Senior Play Comm Library Club 2 3 4 Junior ay Comm Fashron Show 2 V' 3 'hw' Redgre 5 wg La Tertulra 3 4 Honor So crety 3 4 Typing Club 2 ik Arthur G Lobascto Woodland and Chapel Avenue -rw' ' Delaware Twp George I' A 84 ' I .: U : , , :' P1 25 , I ' V' ,ELAZ 5 K ' - --Edu , p la 1. . . ' , Z .' 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Pennsauken ,Ph Jeanne Cheerleader 4 Semor Play Student Counc11 4 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 RECORD Busmess Staf 3 4 Tn H1 Pres 3 Sec 4 2 Jun1orP1ayComm Le Cerele Franca1s 3 Classx cal Club Pres 2 i Leon T Lutz 1404 Maple Avenue Merchantvrlle Lutzy Football 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Alexander D MacKere1l 35 W Maple Avenue Merchantvllle Don 2251 Merchantv1lle Avenue 3 4 Brology Club 2 3 4 Pennsauken Dance Club 2 Stamp Club Mandy Bowlmg Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 2 3 4 MERCHANTS NEWS 2 Color Guard 2 P Lynne Marlor 6557 Grthens Avenue Pennsauken Lynne RECORD Lrterary staff 4 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 MER CHANTS NEWS2 3 4 Junror Play Comm iv fam. ,Z-9' La Verne E McErlane 6557 Chestnut Avenue Pennsauken LaVerne 'O- John McCoy 46 Chapel Avenue Merchantvrlle Johnme Chorus 4 V Football 2 3 Co capt 4 Class Pres 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Rrchard S McG1nley 2125 Merchantvrlle Avenue Pennsauken D1ck , : ' '. : . f '- ' . . E , P 4, , , , 5 '- ' ,Sec. . , : ' I ..: A I ' ' f ' ' tx y ' ' ' . ' ' ' I V. . : '- , . , 2 K 1 - . M- c P3111 H- Malldiliall Footlighters 3,45 Golf 2, In 1 I 1 f P 2 , 1 J fl 2 1 9 . I l l ! . , . f ffl . ' ' ' 2.2 vu ,gl- ' J' . ' '. ' . 7 i 3 .6 . - , A K s 5 wg , . : A lk A Patricia Moran 3545 Umon Avenue Pennsauken at Trl H1 4 Chorus4 MER Cl-IANTS NEWS Business Mgr 4 RECORD Literary staff 4 Senior Play Le CercleFranca1s Sec 3 Band 3 Fashion Show 3 Junior Play George Nonemaker 3205 Leslie Avenue Merchantvrlle George JV Swimming 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 H1 Y 2 ' N Raymond J. McGlensey 2 1 E. Chestnut Street Merchantville h ..Ray.. A- Student Council 4g Hi-Y 2, ,fee-A If 3' f ' 4: Stamp Club 2g Classical Club 2. 837 Q pn! IIT' A. Marvin Mick ,gl 7 2239 Forty-ninth Street A S Pennsauken ' i Marvin V. Football 4, I.V. 2,3. Edmund E Moore 3722 Frosthoffer Avenue Pennsauken Julie A Moorhouse 5100 Marlton Pike Pennsauken Orchestra 4 u MERCHANTS NEWS 3 4 Tri H1 2 Georgetta D Mumford 3436 Eladwyne Avenue Pennsauken Georgie Bowling Club 2 3 4 Sqn.-v Iames A O Connell Pennsauken ,ffm M im JV Basketball 4 Senior Play Comm H Y 234 Bowling Club 3 Dance Club 86 Frank W. McKenna 1749 Forty-ninth Street Pennsauken uskipn Monitor 3, Capt. 43 Honor Society 3, Treas,4g Hi-Y 3, Sec. 45 MERCHANTS NEWS 2,3,4gStudent Coun- cil 2,4g Class Treasurer 2,4. Charles I. Mooney 7029 Rogers Avenue Pennsauken Charlie Hi-Y 2,4, Chaplin 35 V. Football3,4,J.V.2gV.Swim- ming 2,3,Co-capt. 4gJunior Play. Q 1? X 1 1 .,Ed.. I 'I IN I ' 5. .- . I ry 'Q' X - . . g - t sw 4 f : . D 5: I , Z 4117 Myrtle Avenue fl M . ..J. .. I fi, W' M1 'M i n .: i-' , , 2 ,S rw' N I I . : '- .' ' 3. 5 4 ' Mary A. O'Conne1l 1805 Forty-eighth Street Pennsauken Maryal MERCHANTS NEWS 4g Fash ion Show 3,4. Helen F. Oman 6529 Rogers Avenue Pennsauken Hon Senior Play Director RECORD Business Staff 3 Lrterary Staff 4 Tri H13 4 La Ter tulia 3 Junior Play Typing Club 2 lf Arnold B. Olt ' ' 1 . 7602 Maple Avenue Q- r Pennsauken Y - Arn A Club 2 3 4' La Tertulia 3- - Classical C lub 2. .. .. al W Honor Society 3,45 Bowling Claire A. O'Neill 8359 Maple Avenue Pennsauken , Claire Senror Play Director Honor Society 34 MERCHANTS NEWS 24 News Editor 3 Junior Play Director Bowling Club 2 Constance L Owens 6931 Harvey Avenue Pennsauken Connre Lee Chorus 3 4 Ada P Otto 6703 Irving Avenue Pennsauken Ada RECORD Literary Staff Ed rtor 4 Chorus 4 Monitor 4 Senior Play Comm HonorSoc1ety3 4 V Hoc key Mgr 41V 3 MER CHANTS NEWS 2 3 4 Junior Play Jurnor Essay Winner Typing Club 2 3 Stamp Club 2 Robert W Page 2223 Forty seventh Street Pennsauken Bucky H1 Y 4 V Basketball Mgr 4 IV 23 MERCHANTS NEWS 2 3 4 Bowling Club 2 3 4 Bernice I Paris Columbia Blvd Delaware Twp Bernice Senior Play Comm La Ter tulra 2 3 4 Fashion Show 2 3 4 Junior Play Comm Drum and Bugle Corps 2 87 X . fn 27 555512 fi K l K fa-, . A ' Q '- if wt Q 1 6 K fxx 5? Dolores M Palumbo 115 State Street Delaware Twp Dee MERCHANTS NEWS 4 Com mercralettes 4 Dance Club 3 Tri H12 Cynthia Payne 3371 Hollywood Circle Pennsauken Cindy MERCHANTS NEWS 4 Senior Play Comm La Tertulra 3 JuniorPlayComm Classical Club 2 Tri H1 2 Typlng Club 2 if : '- ' , : - , , ' : : : : i . .N I : I : i I .. Y - . , . . : - 'A , , : in S , ' I ,z 1 : , , : : - . ,zu 9 r'r, , 'iv wx lu r if A ' - ' ' . Q. ,rj K - . , it' I Y . u ' rv 6 If -v' u - n - : - fn , ' ',: ' U . .I . yvn , : .Q : - s la? Shirley A Power 101 Barlow Avenue Delaware Twp Shrrl MERCHANTS NEWS 4 Foot 4 Chorus 3 Junior Play Comm Dance Club3 Richard C Purves 5051 Jackson Avenue Pennsauken RlCh Student Counc1l4 V Base ball 4 V Basketball 4 JV 3 H1 Y3 4 V Football 3 4 J V 2 Classical Club 2 Joan D. Payne 5036 Westwood Lane Pennsauken Kitten MERCHANTS NEWS 4gCOm- mercialettes 43 Junior Play Comm.: Christmas Pageant 3g Tri-Hi 2. ' Jane M Peer 4629 Remington Avenue Pennsauken Janie Brology Club 4 Monitor 4 RECORD Literary Staff 4 Chorus4 Senior Play Comm Tri H13 Pres 4 V Basket ball 4 J V 2 3 PostureCon test Winner 3 Fashron Show nf Edna A Pharis 4554 Harding Road Pennsauken Edna Senior Play Chorus 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 RECORD Busi ness Staff 3 4 MOHIIOI 3 4 Tri H12 3 4 Junior Play Director Le Cercle Fran C315 3 V Archery 3 JV 2 Fash1on Show 2 3 J V Hockey 2 Raymond N Pritchett 6238 Clayton Avenue Pennsauken Bowling Club 3 4 Golf 3 4 Patrrcra L Roach 7510 Park Avenue Pennsauken a Senior Play Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 La Ter tulra 3 Jun1or Play Tri H1 2 Typing Club 2 Classical Club 2 88 Robert A Plasket 20 S Centre Street Merchantv1lle Bo 1'-'Q Robert A. Peacock 1868 Forty-seventh Street Pennsauken n Russ n V. Football Mgr. 45 Bowling Club 2. Joan L Peterson 2218 Hillcrest Avenue Pennsauken Senior Play D1rector JV Hockey3 JV Archery34 Band and Orchestra 234 Junior Play MERCHANTS NEWS 3 Stamp Club 2 fi-ff fs 'E I3 t . 1, Vbzz -Y . ' NIO 2 3. ' : I . 'S - f., f nxt , ' ' 3 y : , : . . ,, bu Q N ' H1-Y 4. y W , i - a l 1- f H HRA 1- It 3 V a - ' y. : , : if .9 1 E Q lighters 45 Commercialettes J.V. Football 2. ' . f A v ' S v . I , --: R. V Y .Z.., A 835 : '- . Q - . : ' : ' 1 i ts A el 1 4 V Douglas Rogers 4717 Camden Avenue Pennsauken Doug Honor Socrety 3 4 Chemtstry Club 3 Joan A Rosbert Columbra Blvd Delaware Twp Joanre Trr H1 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Senror Play Comm La Ter t lra 2 3 4 Jumor Pay Comm Fashron Show 2 3 Ki 1 Donaldj Rohm 41 Spruce Street Merchantvrlle Don Hr Y 3 4 JV Football 2 3 Alba M Sabatrnr 19 Hrghland Avenue Delaware Twp RECORD Busmess Staff 4 Dance Club 3 Jumor Play Comm Fashron Show 2 Chorus 2 Brology Club 2 Drum and Bugle Corps 2 4040 Marlton Prke Pennsauken Gerry Senror Play Comm Red Robert W Schachte Cross 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 5914 Wayne Avenue Commercralettes 3 4 Pennsauken o Student Counc 11 4 WWF' 'fin'-v Y, Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Junror Play Comm Charles E Schank 319 Plymouth Place Merchantville Chuck Chemrstry Club 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 RECORD Busrness Staff 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Treas 4 Hr Y2 3 Treas 4 V Football 4 JV 23 Vrsual Ards 3 George G Shrssras 1770 Hrllcrest Avenue Pennsauken George V Swimming 4 JV 3 Chemistry Club 3- Chorus 2. 89 ' 5 , : nt 3 lift 'I H H H :lr , by 2 Q I 5121 .L l Q . . ' . P fl l' . .ah - .: I l ' sg? u v 1 .1 1 ' n n I kaf' 7 Geraldine L. Santacroce in 4 . Qs. c,..,,. . A f . , , 5 ' . ' W' fix - - , - gt are S B bf p V. ,t,, 1 ,zu 1- ' . - : 'T' ,: ' W ' Z f' Ax 4 mf , 2. if A 4 1 It 'fa J! Z5 3 vi ' Jean R. Shaner 6133 Grant Avenue Pennsauken Jean Semor Play Commercralettes 3 Sec 4 Red Cross Club 3 Pres 4 Trr Hr 2 4 Junror Play Comm J V Softball 2 Davrd R Srmmons 1838 Forty elghth Street Pennsauken Dave Chorus 4- V Football 3 I V H,-get 1- A fir? g ,swf Mary E Straub 107 St James Avenue Merchantvrlle Strauby Senior Play Comm V Bas Jorettes 2 Lead 3 Capt 4 MERCHANTS NEWS 3 Junior Play Comm Caroll Summers 3428 Bethel Avenue Pennsauken Carol Chorus 4 Tri Hr 3 4 Junior Play Comm Lorraine M. Slimm 1535 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Lorraine MERCHANTS NEWS 3,4g Tri- Hi 3g Drum and Bugle Corps 2. in, Florencetine A Snyder is 8204 Marion Avenue . Of 1 1 Pennsauken 4 s ' o RECORD Literary Staff 4' Senior Play Comm.- La Ter- tulia 3 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Bmw T Hi 2 3 4 Junior ay Comm M Ann Stotsenburg 6318 Irving Avenue Pennsauken Ann Senior Play Comm RE CORD Literary Staff 4 Chorus 4 Honor Society 1 Robert F Stratton Cercle Francais 3 Junior Play Comm Classical Club 2 115 Barlow Avenue Delaware Twp Bo Chorus 4 Bowling Club 4 Baseball 4 Mariel Strrppolr 3711 Terrace Avenue Pennsauken Marie Commercralettes 4 Bowling 3 Fashion Show 3 Geoffrey C Surrette 8973 Irving Avenue Pennsauken C 90 Joseph Smargiassi, Jr, 2223 N. Fortieth Street Pennsauken -'J-oe.. Jay K Stevens 4704 Oak Terrace Pennsauken Pete Visual Aids Club 4 Stage Crew 2 3 'C' M is 1 A . is W ,,, , its as ug.. , , YT' 'Fl ri- ' , , 3 ' P1 ' ' 3 H H N 3 3,4g Trl-H' '2,3,4g Le , 2 -S n . - H bn Q ... A fs 5,L. fl A ,IF 3' . ' . , ketball Mgr, 4, Lv. 32 Ma- Club 3,43 Le Cercle Francais 3 ' .. . n A R' A - P 1 ' . ' ' J ff e g I Patricia A. Thorpe 3720 King Avenue Pennsauken upat.. Commercialettes 4g Senior Play Comm.g Majorettes 3, 4g Fashion Show 2,3,4gJunior Play Comm. MargaretJ Thrower 5325 Browning Road Merchantvrlle Peggle Chorus 4 Bowling Club4 Senior Play Comm Major ettes 3 Fashion Show 3 Dance Club 3 Christmas Pageant Comm 3 Junior Play Comm '13 Joan Threapleton 6748 Collins Avenue Pennsauken nloan.. La Tertulia 3,43 Chorus 2,3, 43 V. Swimming 4, J,V. 2,3g Tri-Hi 3g Footlighters 2g MERCHANTS NEWS 23 Drum and Bugle Corps 2. Helen M Trams 2327 Cove Road Pennsauken Helen Commercialettes 4 Tr Kathryn A Vincent Chestnut Sa Maple Avenue Delaware Twp Buttons Tri H1 4 Library Club 4 Senior Play Comm J V Swimming 3 4 V Hockey 4 JV 2 3 La Tertulia 2 3 4 V Softball 2 4 Junior Play Comm Drum and Bugle Corps 2 3 Fashion Show 2 3 Christmas Pa geant Comm 2 l i. lf., Harvey E VanSc1ver 6729 Irving Avenue Pennsauken Harv Dance Band 4 Senior Play Chorus 3 4 Band and Or chestra 3 4 Junior Pla Christmas Pageant 2 3 Library Club 2 Stamp Club 2 Virginia M Wahl Martin Avenue Delaware Twp Commercialettes 4 Major ettes 3 4 Fashion Show 2 3 4 Junior Play Comm Drum and Bugle Corps 2 Paul W Ware 6734 Irving Avenue Merchantvrlle Paul Chemistry Club 4 Visual Aids 34 Football Mgr 3 Library Club 2 Stamp Club 2 Christmas Pageant 2 . 5 M 6 , : ' J' H if . 3 ' 3 '-Hi 2 f . 2. A 4 ' ,, : ' Yi . iw? I , . is . I Qvw' . , ,W . . ., uf gg if ,V ,rg ..Ginny.. n .. - .. : fi N T' , 5 ' . 3 , , Q ' 3 . it ' V Q 5 - ' me . J E Q fs V Vgfs yy . : . .. ,. gg , Geraldine N Ward 18 Princeton Avenue Delaware Twp Gerrre Senior Play Comm La Ter tulia 34 Library Club 2 Treas 3 4 Junior ay Comm Tri H1 2 Margaret R Wechselberger 7726 Rudderrow Avenue Pennsauken P9S8Y MERCHANTS NEWS 4 Com mercralettes4 Junior Play Comm Dance Club 2 s o J , 1 l ,a f l 4 ?j 'Q,fff-Q, . J 'fr H wa gf M. 4 A Q, i sf ' . 1 ' v gl iv ' x '1 551.1 H v- it .. . f Frank E Wilson Apt A 25 Penn Gardens Pennsauken Frank Herman L Wrssman 2121 Browning Road Merchantville Herm RECORD Business Staff 4 Patricia A Williams 6316 Roosevelt Avenue Pennsauken at Senior Play Comm MER CHANTS NEWS 4 Major ettes 3 Lead 4 Student Council 34 V Hockey 4 JV 2 3 V Basketball 4 JV 2 3 Christmas Pa geant 2 34 Junior Play Comm JV Softball 2 Classical Club Treas 2 Sheldon F. Wedemeyer 6309 Browning Road Pennsauken Shel V. Football 4,J.V, 3g V. Bas- ketball 4, J.V. 35 Hi-Y 2,3, 45 Student Council 2. Abigail K. Williams 2329 Forty-sixth Street Pennsauken Abby Tri H1 2 4 Classical Club 2 Typing Club 2 Patricia K Wilson 2210 Forty second Street Merchantville Patty Chorus 2 3 Anne M Wright 2214 Cove Road Pennsauken Anne Senior Play Footlrghters 4 Chorus 4 Junior Play Dance Club 3 9 352 1 'fha-s Patricia A. Weidner 225 Poplar Avenue Merchantville Pat Student Council 4g Senior Play Comm.: La Tertulia 2, Sec. 3, Pres, 4gMERCHANTS NEWS 33 Junior Play Comm. June B. Williams 7144 Chandler Avenue Pennsauken Willie Archery 4- Bowling Club 2, 34 Dance Club 3 JV Swimming 2 Fashion Show 'Qt' h :.- .K ,a .. 2.. . Q . up .. ' W A 3, .x ' 't'sr ' 1 J f l K .1 V. q . A A fr- A A V A , ' ff H? '- 4 ........- Q 5 Ethelmae Downing Secretary fgrx. YT'f' Richard Brown President CLASS OF '53 The Seniors are leaving MHS to follow the various paths of their lives. Some grad- uates will attend college, while others will go immediately to their workin different places. No matter where the Seniors may be, the memories of these days at MHS will linger. Y'-1' Frank McKenna Treasurer First row: P. Lord, R. Gallaghar, P. Weidner, F. McKenna, R. Brown, E. Downing. J. Hubbs. M. Harzer, I. Lowe. Second row: R. McG1ensey, C. Schank, K. Freidel, V. Busbee, R. Schachte, R. Ellis, R. Purves. H. Davis, R. Ja mes. mf S' is fi' . 7 5 I L If ,LJ A L, .S ' X ' I CUTEST SMILES BEST PERSONAQEQI Peggy Lord CLASS ARTISTS Eihelmae Dogee Bill Bottomley CLASS MUSICWNS Pat williams Vince BUS Iefferis Fred Iago 83:22:11 WHO s A5 3 MOST POPULAR IQ ia Ethelmae Downing Fx gg W- Johnnie McCoy 5, ,2,'2 3 M WSW l ! L ' ' 'IH FE 4' :El Q, wa 'fn .35 Cl M .211 , 'UQ' DONE MOST FOR CLASS Claire O'Nei1l Rod James NOISIEST Marie Harzer Bill Gill CLASS DREAMERS Babs Harris Gordon Butler CLASS FURT5 CLASS BLUSHERS Ruth Guinan Ginny Wahl Blu Gln Fred Iago L Vg 'lf r 5 LJ? ACTOR AND ACTRESS Ann Wright Pete Dechnik WHO BEST DRESSED Ruth Gu' CL ., Chuck Derlgggr C Bill Gill n JMUTEST Y Hllbbg Roy Chandler CLASS ATHLETEb Bev Borden Ken Frtedel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynne Marlor Harold Davis at V CLASS GIGGLER5 Louise Green Bill Bottomley .YJ N I.. dw CLASS IESTERS CLASS HEA RTBREAKERS CUTEST COUPLE Nancy Jones Judy Lutz Betty Graham Bill Anderson Harold Davis Johnnie McCoy AMORIFA Dr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Mrs John F Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Mrs Gordon and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Phrlrp B and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PERSONAL PATRONS Harold D Barnshaw C M Berdeman Benson Borz and Famrly F K Bossle R Bottomley Wrllxam V Brooks AlexanderS Budd W1111am Budd Burtrs L E Busbee Charles A Cox CharlesH Dawson Peter Dechnrk F E Downrng Robert Ellrs Em1lF Escheman H Allen Fellows Mr and Mrs Van Zandt Janeway Mr and Mrs George C Jefferrs Mr and Mrs Harry Kurkran Edward W Kusmaul Mr and Mrs Edward Lobley Mr and Mrs Russell M Lord Mr and Mrs JohnF Lowe JohnJ Ludlam Mr and Mrs Harryl Lutz Mr and Mrs Alexander MacKerell Mr H A Mandrlran The Marquettes Mr and Mrs A Marvrn Mrck Mr and Mrs E C Perrrn Miss Elrzabeth T Polk Dr James Rrvrello George B Robeson Mrs Ora B Freeman and Mrs Charles R Schank and Mrs C W Frlstnger and Mrs and Mrs Mane A and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Alfred G Glllrs R W Gosper Hare Hubbs and Famrly Charles F Ivrns Samuel G James The Rockets Mr and Mrs Royalettes and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert T Rouse G Paul Stotsenburg James Truscott H F Vrncent Ralph W Ware SheldonF Wedemeyer COMMERCIAL Complrments of A C.S Corporation Home Bullders Inc Aunt G-narlotte s Candies Barnes and McCarty Ben D Bowlmg Alleys Blessing Appliances Brand s Food Center Carshel Shoes Clty Lune Drug Co Coolidge Mortgage Service Cooper Chevrolet Inc Margaret H Dale Davtes Funeral Home Don s Shoe Repair Dugan s Fashion Shop 4930 Westfneld Avenue The Elute Press Bull Fugueroa Appliances Freda Keen Gifts R. D Gale Florist Gohl s Bakery Ernie Hammond s Gas Statlon Harry s Shoe Repalr Compliments of Hawaiuan Cottage HeIen's Sweet Shoppe Harry Heward, Jr. Edward J. Inglesby, Lawyer Joe's Delicatessen Johnson's Variety Store K.S M. Products, Inc. The Lamp Shop PATRONS J C. Madara and Son Inc Merchantvtlle 5 and 'IO Merchantvtlle Nat I Bank and Merchantvtlle PTA Mnlano Cleaners Mulligan s Food Market Park Avenue Sales Park s Dairles 2228 36 N 42nd Street Partlow and Hallen Wrlliam H Paul Insurance Pennsauken Jewelers Pennsauken Natlonal Bmk John T Plasket Inc Davld W Porter General Cement Contractor Qumn Company Richard s Mulk Bar Rose Haslam H K Runyon and Co Seward s Atlantic Service South Jersey Amusement Co South Merchantvrlle Hardwood Howard St Straub Realtor Stephenson Funeral Service Sugar Bowl Luncheonette TayIor's Luncheonette Thor's Rexall Drugs 4919 Westfleld Avenue Louts Toth and Sons West End Gift Shop VhaippIe's Trust Co Floor Co Frank E. Wick, RECORD photographer Harry A. 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