Middle Township High School - Middletonian Yearbook (Cape May Court House, NJ)

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Class Mirror NAME: James Allax Bert Armstrong Elinor Baker Norman Blakely Vernon Bush Florence Butler Ada Chambers Ralph Chambers John Champion Esther Chandler Tony Chapparone Irma Charlesworth Earl Chester Frank Cifoni Nina Cooper Mariam Dean Joseph Decker Wm. Douglass Eliz. Dougherty Beatrice Durkin Ray Ellis Richard English Donald Foster Jane Fowler Wm. Fowler Edward Gargan Alvin Garrison Barbara Garrison Mildred Garrison Drayton Hamm Arden Hand Thomas Hand Lillian Hansen Jeannette Hickman Betty Hitchens Anna Hoff Alice Jones, Francis Kelly George Kettel Charles Layton Fred Lemont Palm Mattera Anne Menzel Leon Monichetti Mary Lou Mooers Dorothy Near Bernice Norbury Jane Perreten John Roberson Franklin Robinson Margaret Robinson Alice Ross Tim Rush Alex Saduk Alfred Schissler Laura Spangle Joy Stout Donald Terry Harry Wade Don Walden Albert Weeks Ed. Wescott Carroll Wilder Harold Eldrup Margaret Quinn Harry Laughlin MIRROR: noisy character stately optimistic co-operative reserve petite happy quiet sincere good-looking serene dependable pleasant ' athletic cheerful helpful brainy nice friendly wonderful studious intellectual care free shy superior handsome Clneetl I cute sharp calm reserved mannerly lively nice timid independent wonderful happy nice swell nice tops carefree pffppy, fllrtatlous agreeable intelligent swell clean-cut shy quiet alert tall angelic stately nice helpful muscle-bound flatterer neat short active sleepy cheerful appealing NOTED FOR: muscles dancing neatness piano helpfulness knitting height freckles slowness selling candy style good disposition iKTiny7! neckties medals red hair helping Esther honor roll calmness seriousness build speeches remarks skating few words sports writing that smile feet Poppmg gum trumpet Anne ambition quietness typing giggles silence squeaky voice saxophone teachers Jane driving ability generousness personality roller skating talking acting blonde hair A's football Model-A absence good-marks newspapers friendliness talking dimples studying The office jokes pegs loving height that sweater laziness boy's shirts p clothes A 30 NEEDS MOST: muzzle dancing partner that man! Irma new car more designs steady guy freckle-remover loud speaker social secretary pair suspenders telephone small dog a blonde a gym class hairdye box of candy jokebook excitement weight one girl Pat Molnar a case A. J. something to sa newspaper graduation Carroll phone call new laugh car a date megaphone more time weight an incentive chemistry more music Miss B. height taxi license Arden new skates that man! stage contract peroxide step ladder steady girl '48 Buick some living height B. A. money not to be heard Pepper Bill ' more classes dumbbells chesterfields airplane stilts Barb ambition S 35 55 Q more time FATE : farmer another Arthur Murray nurse musician K photographer seamstress housewife hosiery mill wood-chopper clerk U. C. L. A. teacher aviator Latin prof. Phy. Ed. Teacher a typist? businessman electrical engineer marriage secretary goat boy senator lawyer marriage preacher editor navy teacher who knows Harry James II husband typist stenographer boss' office secretary stenographer doctor music teacher Teacher technician driving instructor Cut-Rate wife weight lifter ? ? ? '? actress typist medical technician coach Truckdriver Dennisville teacher Gazette teacher college twins Bible Teacher theater manager circus manager garbage man A. A. F. mechanic chemist electrician housewife Yankees

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Prophecy Of 1948 THE YEAR -- 1953 --STONE HARBOR -- WARM WEATHER DOT NEAR and I were talking about what a good time we have had on this beach party. Dot had just come home from New York after being in a play. It lasted for weeks but what can you expect with Dot the star? The party was swell, and it's a shame it had to end so soon. Little by little the people are leaving and we have found out what they are doing. Five years after graduation CUZ KELLY, DRAYTON HAMM, and NORMAN BLAKELY are still together in Cuz band. OLIE GARRISON has just finished a four year hitch in the Navy-JOHN ROBERSON has graduated from Indiana University and is going to coach a football squad this year. NINA COOPER is going to teach gym in the same school-IRMA CHARLESWORTH is teaching French in the new Middle Township High School, along with BARB GARRISON, who is teaching English and CARROLL WILDER who is teaching Chemistry. VERNON BUSH is head of all Photography classes there, and JEANNETTE HICKMAN is private secretary to the principal. DON TERRY is head of his own theaters now. TONY CHAPPARONE is modeling men's clothing-ED GARGAN, always interested in sports, was prepared to make our evening enjoyable. He furnished many memories by letting us relive our school football days from his vivid sports Writeups. He is now working for a large newspaper concern. EARL CHESTER is piloting a Commercial Airways plane. BERT ARMSTRONG and MILLIE GARRISON are dancing partners in a New York night club. ELINOR BAKER is a nurse-HARRY WADE is a mechanic-DON WALDEN is studying to become a Real Estate Agent. LOLLY SPANGLE is kept busy at home with the twins. AL SADUK who has continued his photography, took pictures of the party earlier in the evening. RICHARD ENGLISH spends most of his time preparing political speeches-DON FOSTER is a doctor, with ALICE JONES his able assistant-FLORENCE BUTLER is designing dresses. ESTHER. CHANDLER is running a candy store in Wild- wood and PALM MATTERA is in charge of her own cut-rate drug store now. FRED LE- MONT has a taxi business which he started in school with his jeep-GEORGE KETTELL is writing books. JANE PERRETEN has another year to go before she can become a medical technician-before long, she and CHARLES LAYTON, who is a car dealer, will say those fatal words. BUD MONICHETTI entered a debate on Universal Military Training on the positive side and as a result entered the service for four years. THOMAS HAND is secretary for a model agency with JANE FOWLER his business director. HARRY LAUGHLIN is faring very well in his new ESSO station-ADA CHAMBERS has her place reserved for her behind a stenographer's desk-FRANK CIFONI is designing hand painted ties and posing for hair tonic ads on the side. RAY ELLIS is still tending nurse-maid to his goats and keeping a stock of girl friends-ANNE MENZEL, we all agree, makes a very cute nurse. She can nurse ARDEN HAND'S fingers when he hammers them since he is now building houses along with HAROLD ELDRUP-ED WESTCOTT is so small he figures he could fit into almost any profession so he decided to enter the stock market. MARGARET QUINN is enjoying her work as a photographer's helper-JIM ALLAX is running the farm now but five years of hard work haven't made him forget how to clown. MARIAM DEAN is one of the others on our list as secretaries, along with BETTY HITCHENS. BILL DOUGLASS decided he would fit best in an advertising agency. ANNA HOFF and MARGARET ROB- INSON both decided they would like to keep house. TINK ROBINSON is playing on a pro- fessional football team and JOE DECKER has become a professional baseball player-JOY ST'OUT is a Sunday School teacher-TIM RUSH is working for the Gazette. BERNICE NORBURY and LILLIAN HANSEN are both Cadet Nurses now-ELIZABETH DOUGH- ERTY is working at the restaurant. BEA DURKIN is famous for her candy-a specialty at Esther's store. BILLY FOWLER and JOHN CHAMPION are still floating around on little pink clouds doing odd jobs here and there-RALPH CHAMBERS decided to follow in his father's footsteps and become a hosiery worker. AL SCHISSLER seems to be very capable of running the Stone Harbor Post Oilice and ALBERT WEEKS is 'workin' on the railroad.' ALICE ROSS is teaching in the grades at Whitesboro, and I guess that takes care of us all, doesn't it? If it doesn't, the rest must have crawled away somewhere after that night of JUNE 11th, 1948. As for myself I still haven't decided what I am going to do-maybe I'll know better in a couple of years. MARY LOU MOOERS. 29

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