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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Members Cf The Class juniors Class Of 1949 Although the Junior Class started its activities rather late in the year, its members have been very ambitious. In November some of them knit and sold orange and black mittens. Before Christmas the Juniors gave the first dance of the year with Danny Keen's Orchestra, and the aid ol' .lack Salvesen as master of ceremonies. Returning to school after the holiday festivities, we decided to sell pins. These had the letters M. T. H. S., attached by a small chain. . After this everything began to happen at once. The Seniors turned their candy selling over to us while we were worrying about the Junior Play, and a St. Patty's Day Dance. However, everything worked out line. VVe sold candy hand-over-fist without any great effort, so we had time to spend on the dance which turned out to be the best attended of the year. Music was furnished by our own disc-jockey, Kenny Coombs, ably assisted by Yorty Castor and J ack Salvesen. The Junior play entitled, A Date With Judy offered enjoyment for those who attended, and likewise helped the class financially. The last event of the year for the Juniors was the '6prom given to the Seniors. Thus closed a busy but enjoyable, year. Officers President . . . George Barber Vice President . . Maurice Jacoby Secretary . . . . Clara Bell Treasurer . . Kathleen Endy Barbara Albrecht Edwin Albrecht Jack Angstadt Marie Anhalt George Barber Dorothy Barton Harold Bateman Clara Bell Dorothy Bevis Margaret Binder Charles Bock Joan Boyle Betty Buckchetsky James Burnley James Calehufl' Catherine Callaway Virginia Campbell Yorty Castor Margaret Chester Walter Coldwell Betty Cole Kenneth Coombs Jean Coover Arthur Cresse Elsie Dassy John D'eVico Catherine Dougherty Helen DeLancey Joe DeRose Walton Douglass Donald Durand Kathleen Endy Marie Evans Charlotte Ewell Gloria Francis Marie Gallagher Betty Haff Doris Hall Francis I-Ieathcote Freda Herman Joan High Herbert Highfield Marion Hodgens Maurice Jacoby James Killian Fred Klott Robert Leaming Sam Livingston Joe Marriner John Marshall 32 Johannah Maxwell Isabel Mitchell Rita Monichetti Janice Osborne Theresa Precht John Reilly Jean Robinson Joanne Robinson Ernestine Ross Jack Salvesen Bette Sheldon Millard Schellinger Betty Schwartz Willlam Schockley Wanda Smith Angie Spalding Louis Valeri Matt Vecere Helen Watkins Betty Watson Evelyn Weldon Allen Wood Kenneth Wood Dorothy Wooten Sara Wright