Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1939 volume:

I I F 5 H I E 1 E i E e I E E 1 mnsmwrmymi W: .,v5.,',1a.v,..w psf. f, , , .. 1- .- . .- ff .M X - ., LvlQu'.v-'-:wwf-wurmawz.-'1mnQ..w1-1, v-,Mmmwww-wzmwfm-n,auumasr:-1-.A,X-w-. -..mwr ummsna.-amfm-: 2 2 E ! w 3 3 I E n i r I is ,4 z E 1 3 if l E i 5 5 . 2 5 5 I 5 E 5 ONNNHIG 45911 A30 G ag? 0 I 55694 'lf Fw JE? 4L,cwn I X , R2 E :- 9 IH? Moorestown High School, Moorestown, New Jersey NHISHHI . - ' 1. ,I ,V ear oo 'gf' MT' W mm Aay, Nineteen Hunclrecl Thirty-nine ggsg., ,SS,,,,w 551'-S-Q3 4 Entered as second-class matter, April Q7 1997, ei the PostOf'fice at Moorestown N. J., underthe actof March 3, 1879 Page Four The members of the class of nineteen hundred thirty-nine dedicate this book to their good friends, the Alumni of Moorestown High School, and especially to one alumnus, t JOE BURK whosefne character and thrilling athletic achievements have brought us so much jog, honor, and inspiration. ICE BURK, '50 PgF Page Six FCREWORD HAT a sweet nostalgia grips many of our alumni when they think of their alma mater is evidenced frequently and variously. One reflection of this spirit is found in certain remarks so oft-repeated that they might well be termed alumni cliches. Among them are: How's everything at M. H. S.? I wish I were still there. I haven't had so much fun since I graduated. How has the school changed? I bet I wouldn't recog- nize it. It wasn't 'till I went to college that I realized how much I had benefited from Moorestown High. I hear you have still more courses and activities now. It is for you alumni of Moorestown High School that we are publishing this almost week-by-week story of the past school year in the hope that it will refresh your memories of bygone days and acquaint you with the recent happenings of Moorestown High School. JV. B. fbr credit for plzofo- Q o graphic work lurn io page 188. 4 I The editor scans The yearbook plans. Vacations may gof vacations may come. A principal's work is NEVER done. That's why we see through summer's heat Miss Roberts' car parked on this street. She is ever working with mind intent On our school's progress and betterment. While students take their summer's rest The secretaries work with zest. To make school rea ls really not a cin While you and I a And loaf the sumn Some folks are bu.: Although the woods, the camp and sea May make the girls tres belles to see, These femmes know not what they will find When they return to the winter's grind. ,r the Alumni thinlc this is our gym. lt's really not at all! w an. Remodeled outside and within, lt's now our Science Hall, ont to play BUYS away E work! Taxpayers turned out with a vim To vote the cash to build the gym. xx .seeks ,Tis ,Q--eff-m,..,N That you can't lceep a good man down is a rule Proved by our Mr. Balcer's quick return to school. N 0 Tvl C E Sllllll. MEETING Flatfoot Flaogie's feeling down- There's nothing that is so much fun Or else l'l2,S just playing the clown! As pitching horseshoes in the sun f 1a 1nw. .-1-we I:- Page Ten F What! Shoveling coal in hot July! 1 I Q Well, he knows his worlc better than ll Q, E When Riverside paraded in honor of .loe Burk Our musicians were called from their summer worlc And various other forms of vacationing To don their caps and capes and malce the town ring With trumpets and cymbals and the big bass drum. To honor our alumnus they were glad to come. Among the lads who answered the call Was this sprightly freshman, JOHNNY HALL. Steve, a Moorestown gridiron star, Wonders what the chances are! .gm .W e summer 3 aXX W ww :muah lat ch Messe An a Q C05 XS 'X' aio Hello, alumnil How do you do? You better get to know us, For we'll soon be YOU! This is Elfa Godfrey Behold on these pages our infantile poses And expressions ranging from Ioe Brown to Moses. First you see baby Lawrence Hall at play Waving his arms as he still does today. Are you interested in fashion? Iust see the picture hatl We never thought Charles Mayo looked like thatl Little Isenberg wears a countenance stern. CWhat a lot is ahead for that boy to learnlj Notice also, dear reader, the young Mr. Preis Inspecting his kiddy car shiny and nice. Mary Lee sits quietly and looks most demure, While Dick Kline grabs quickly for something secure. Wild Chester Morgan's in Tarzan outfit: As a he-man gorilla he soon made a hit. Marian Sheaffer, our dainty danseuse, Looks at the stars and wishes them hers. We could go right on till the end of time Chatting of classmates in classic rhyme, Speaking of their rattles and their crying and their croup But we shall soon be joining the Alumni group. And there's much to tell you of the years since then, So let Time march onl I'll lay down my pen. A. M Page Eleven Page Twe Ive Yes, we boys lrnow a dress loolcs sissy That when we choose our own apparel But wait a while and then you'll see We'll look as smart as L. Beebe. fTurn to Page Sixteenj Little Sir Echo stays far away, This Can't Be Love but it's quite okayf So Won't YOU Come Over and Play? l've Got to Get Some Shut Eye anyway. fTurn to Page Sixteenj Page T li irleen Page Fourleen My heart belongs to Dacldy now fperhaps, though, were l olcl enough, And to my mammy, too. It MIGHT belong to youlf fTurn to Page Sixteen, You laugll at our baby pictures? Just calm yourself by gazing at You scoff at how we loolr? Yourself in YOUR baby book! fTurn to Page Sixteen, Page Fyleclz xlwxrxmllll H PAGE 14 1. Beatrice West PAGE 13 2. John Link Page Sixieen PAGE 12 Patsy Kelley Lawrence Hall Jean Wyman Betty Roberts Helen Clark Alma Wynne Daria Pinto Doris Wright Charles Mayo Paul lsenberg Jeannie MacDougall Ruth Chambers Beatrice Cunningham Jane Rosenbaum Ruth Greenwood Adele Kerber Marie Hasselhan Annette Nase Ruth Collins Eleanor Nardin Ruth Wurst Jennie lerranova Anne Cunningham Mary Jane Makin Edwin Preis Harriet Kile Margaret Peco Fanny Neubauer Helen O'Brien Marian Hagelgans Anna Zane Margaret Retter Betty Makin Betty Walters Mary Otto Margaret Lynch Nelson Marshall Jack Norcross Jane and Dick Weilord Dick Langdon Dorothea Ensign Raymond Workman Wesley Biship Anna May Nevil Grace Dunhour Ruth Lieble Helen McGann Jean Bruynell Mary Fallows Joseph Spreng George Mengel William Given 3. Jack Lickfield 4. Muriel Olsen 5. Eleanor Thompson 6. Marcelle Gwaltheney 7. Bobb Rogers 8. Dick Kline 9. Doris Beale 10. Mary Lee 11. Carol Roman 12. May Ulmer 13. Olive Shampine 14. Anna McCluskey 15. Catherine Hahn 16. Ingrid Olson PAGE 15 1. Robert Edgar 2. Marian Sheaffer 3. George Leech 4. Chester Morgan 5. Alice Shaeffer 6. Jean Yaeger 'l. Dorothy Williams 8. Lucy French 9. Emma Lederer 10. Harry Boren 11. Shirley Johnston 12. Maurice Dugan 13. Harriet Schute 14. Doris Peoples 15. Helen Stroble 16. Walter Hart SPE -IAL VUPE SLATED 0 Bids 2092 H - Necessiiabe f On November 7 P. W. A. AID IS Moornstcwn Board 0 than :xt A mwting Manda ing voted io held Ksfffafmci school digrrlet election on ...'.....,.... 3837. Novvmber 7. to ask the xprovsi of the voters of sm Yuma! 527,000 Hpvropriamioii i imreami arms far me new naximn, study hah ami aw be bum adjacent to the em high school building mx Church sweet. Moose.-shawn vote-rs Cm zfpnrovecf bv an nxamxity the gmrposa! new will The oriymni eatimatfxi YW!! if-my 8316 coin ue we cent crm. Asks be xrd to make OX' me The in the on iimr of Monday meeting to start .wow is xilifili ha!! September 7, 1958 The high school faculty and nine hundred stu- dents, with the possible exception of the bewil- We present Dolly Sellitto, the youngest freshman. dered freshmen, start the school year with the usual Nloorestown High School precision. Prelude to their first high school recita- tions: freshmen discuss homeworlc. Page Fziglzlren din chase ehacvu' homes thhgrhug ghinnwe mne- Benea . islef Miss ith 3 5 Virgin avexgl' W her iell0 U Here is Miss McCullough, our only new high school teacher. I i Not only does each school year END with examinations, it also BEGINS with them! What do you weigh? may be the easiest question on the medical ex- ammers' lists-but it is sometimes the most embarrassing. 4 Mr. Steinmeyer ponders a problem of Business Adm in- istration. Some follrs lceep catsf Some cats lceep fleasf But Miss Bill keeps US-at the lreys Busy as bees, For, you see, it is her biz To effect the metamorphosis Ol tyro into TYPIST. Every man for himself in the big push! Page ,xvl.lil'l!'6Il ' I ' . I 'W V .V ' '. EDITORIS NOTE! lyhen a yearbook reporfer awked whszf cerfunz pgople .raw up ilzm pfefure, he received flzefe replz'eir: Three treasures of Democracy 2 re symbolized for all: In front, the School, in back, the Churchg and between them, the Law. High school lads grow younger every dayl But my classmates are bald or grayl Oh, really I could sometimes weep To see the way the students creep Back to my class from lunch uptown. These late excuses get me down! Right out in front is Ieannie MacDougallg My praises for her are far from frugal! Page Twenly I V Look at the Moorestown glamour girls With big, bright eyes and shining curlsl There's Patsy Kelley and those friendly two, IA SOCIAL PHILOSOPHERI Ruth Chambers and Loretta Carew. H And those two victims of the Snooper, Mary Ellsworth and Dottie Cooper. And say, I will bet a button That girl half-turned is Betty Sutton! Tell me, pal, have you ever seen a CAN ALUMNUSD III Iollier freshman than Regina? Maury's here, too, and it would be wrong To skip George Leech and George Armstrong. And there-to make it a perfect dayd CA TEACHERJ IV Are Dick Langdon and Mick McCrea. Others appear and we like every one But to name them all would spoil your funl CAN ATHLETE, '59j CTHE SNOOPERD MORAL lVl1a! Ilzzlr pfclure reprerrenzir fo you largely dependx on your porn! of view! STUD NTS' G U I D 7 939 Keep no IYIUSIOIIS 132 your 111112019 or fzeal-Is: Wfzelz Olll' sofzool opelzsg 12 Reaffy Sfarfsf 7 93 7e af me so eff es 5111124 We need 171 '72 fs a bfffe 515116 FO gel' up 6106 - Hut our fgoulfy fr1e11 1 W' ,, X K 5 No! Work fo x, Pl N FMND0 ed ds al Wbe ay- ' All OCA' of WW ways s-9.13 11 you worlf and play wlzeo .you d tboogll we may profs-sf aodgroaq September days 6r11zg Work af bome. Me !1'fl'f5Z'f7 MSW A-fooresfolvh, -l No. ......... . A100195-S7'O TO WN-95140 SCHOOLS XX BOOI1' RECORD OR ....... . . . CLASS A4,1,,e0fm,,1 ....... . .... U Mime ofBo04 ........,.........,.. and 0011053161 of BooffXfVen4 rebound gvofi poor ' free from mar!-Q markeof torn. Ulzdersoore words d6l10fll1g' OOIKLQSIZJII of 6004. If' 40, 36600, GQ Vefome l72:3!'46d or torn, 121M2 x7f6 pages 011 opposlfe S166 off61:s' ,ecomr corona: 0 0 0 15-om 116119 page ,you can 1'eaQG?y see Who! tbe f2,ture lpolds fbryou and me! 172,11d6oo4s alzdpampblefs tell tl1e mea Ybaf fljooresfo Pm School A1a4111g ou! 6004 4-bbs ls an 1mporfa11t rfy f e Wee ll! U U Q U U 0 sores dee reasu galor 6'1's!- 4 O6 PGS. OPC. Pu6bk6eo'6y THF Cl wc' CL Us ofI6e 410006870 WN HIGH SCHOO' waz rosa - See all these outdoor exercises. My, but they certainly dofsurprise us! Page TxK'CI?l1f-fts'0 Nutshell Goes to e Lookl here on the starting line- None other than our veteran Kline! And then on the opposite page, Prelude to games that soon will rage, Paul prepares for one of those kicks That's quite as magical as his tricks. Football Practice The PROFESSOR looks over the boys. Unleashed power soon to be directed Against the enemy. We hope they're affected! Page Twenty-Ihre This senior boy, Named Franlc Aiello, As campaign manager's Quite a fellow. Be it crops Page 1'WEl'ltll1f0llI' Or be it cops, Mr. Hess is Always tops! Rah, FOLKS, Rah! The tale of mathematics you can readily see ls a difficult taslc for both you and me. Quadratics and equations of the triclriest lrind Never stump our master mind. cf f4',,Qg, ei i Qdkf all C' Here is the sophomore mentor, Miss Davis, By Shalcespeare's line which has made her famous. A I- N1 Q- .L BORDENTOWN 25aO SEPTEMBER 23 Here are some plays which made the crowd cheer At Bordentown, first game of the year. Benny Whitcraft makes a touchdown. Tell us, alumni, Do girls like sports Or do they think They're slick in shorts? Our journalism students read the while The cameraman's standing on the file Focusing the class from a dizzy height With careful attention to time and light. They're making a study-or taking a squint- At all the news that's fit to print. Przye 11N'Cllllfifl'L'L' R Dodge, E. J. Parsons, Adviser, M. J. Makin, P. Riley, M. Lee, M. Slneaffer, E. Kellogg. Colleges are ill-equipped to make over students after they are graduated from high school. Too much emphasis cannot be placed On the activities of the high school and the habits formed by them. Difficulties in college invariably go back to what a student has done or has failed to do in high school. DEAN ROBERT C. DISQUE, Drexel Institute, October 8, 1958. Page T e lf-.fix COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA MEETING, OCTOBER 8, 1958 DREXEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM General Meeting-10:50 A. M. Address of Welcome- Dean Robert C. Disque Speaker-Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Sub- Deb Editor, Ladiea' Home Journal Sectional Conferences- 1l:O0 A. M.-12:15 P. M. Luncheon-12 :50 P. M. Guest Speaker-Mr. Ioseph M. Murphy, Director C. S. P. A. Advisers' Meeting-1:50 P. M. .-'WX , YI xx fi' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LESLIE HOLLANIJ 1Jl't'J'l.Ift'll1 RICIIIXIQIJ LANOIJON I vlbt'-I,l'6J'l'tfL'lI! EIIWARIJ ATKINSON Secrelaqzf DORIS PEOPLES Yfeafurer JL, ' 17dv1'.rer.r GPZORGE A. SWOYEII MARJORIE V. SMILEY X 1 -fl.5,AQ If - L ws- E' 6 , f Q, .X 44 yi M am wx. f,c,f,.,bv :':'1 ...'? mi we 1' ,Fi M, ,A xv ,Q ,. ,SM ww JA' 'Vfi' if as 9 gas U' QEQPEQGQ5' Q 'AK,Lzg AJ Q va: 2 uf . i W , yy: ,fi Q X wr Qmf' Q SH is A is - -' X . -Hg, 3 'V Mg, V ALS? . -4.. 5, wr 'Y' i K 7 Wk k 4 y . 'Q'-I-1 . 'X ' A M ,wi 'Q 'Q' V W M ' , ' 15? Q ..,,,, , 5123! ig S my A ' 4 Q QQ, uv ig P xg f X 'X bv Wi 1-uw an 5.53. ,Ks Ah fu v 5 ,gr ,Ja ki Q 4 'ixixfg 7490 xii ff' sw Q 'Tm EI f fY:.W N Q 2 f J. aw V if 5 'rg QA if bi ' wig W gi , g5 ,g1'5 .M xg 5 if 1' WW Qifw i 53 W gg 9 'N f' . 5 if xr qv F 1 X F f gf if we-34 QB Kg mu 'OFFICERS PAUL lwlCQUAIDE Pre.fz'den! CResigned February 15D RAYMOND BAKER flilectecl Alarch 155 L - WVARREN GROB ' . . Vzbe-Pre.r1'den.l I , , CResigned February 15D , , BRADLEY lVlAClWULLEN , Clflected lVlarcl1 153 .aria 6 W LAX Secreialjy 1 f Q IEANNIE BEALE A T?:..?:.iiN yi ,147 ff ddvzlrer L Y C. Y , 7 Ni fwwcn OLISE MCCULLOLCH rj I ficfff 'Aff' 'Lf' Pix' 126 J' Alf' il P, 'i . ' QM, .1 ' . I 1 .' NX - XM- Rbwiiy . A -,T PX .fx CI F 1940 'J CM 5 S S C My A. X wk D ' . . S MR NX BOYS Back Row: F. Shultz, Hahn, Finlin, Straub, S. Cargile, E. Browning, B. Iohnson, H. lVlcCrea, P. McQuaide, R. Baker, D. Parmalee, F. Hallowell, VV. Ullivier, D. Evans, B. lWaclWullin. Fourllz Row: E. Holmes, G. Divins, C. Hoffman, P. Allen, VVondoloslci, O. Nleekins, R. Faran, lVlcGinty, E. Siegel, P. Sterling, VV. Lauricli, H. Tabachniek, Adams, E. Burns, D. Derlin, F. Alana, T. Pettit, E. Nlorosi, YV. Nloflfett, T. King, W. Smith, T. Dugan, G. Seckle. Tfzira' Row: Alears, H. Fister, W. Henlile, G. Reis, Kay, H. Gibson, N. Di Blasio, D. Cole, Madclen, G. Paterson, VV. Yeager, I. Durand, E. Ross, H. lones, Buchanan, lVlacGhee. Second Row: E. Hall, VV. Hess, E. Tamminen, R. Kinsey, Herman, R. Challender, Morrow, R. Daley, Nl. Finkel, G. Protich, L. Bakely, YV. Aloore, A. Iones, E. O'Donne l, N. Iaquette, G. Stevenson. 1 z'r.rI Row: H. Yvarrington, D. Inman, Al. Leder- man, R. Spera, Nlalloy, Al. Hurll, YV. Anderson, R. Cardwell, G. Smallbaclc, l. Fry, E. Paetz, D. Perla, YV. Link, YV. Grob, Nixon, D. Friel, H. Russell. llzyc Twenty-nfnc - li' .9 . u o . , GIRLS Hawk Raw: G. iWanstield, B. Lodge, A. Barlow, I.. Fitzgerald, IW. George, C. Pritchard, IW. Uunhour, A. Lynch, D. Vllilhy, G. Goodenough, Riley, Al. Grotli, E. Alorgan, B. Gunning, P. Fitzgerald, LW. Olsen, Thirwall, H. Vvhceler, II. Horner, B. Kerlinger, B. Olson, Still. 1 f!Yfz Row: F. Harrison, I. Gray, AI. Richardson, H. iWaahs, Bruner, N. Comfort, IW. Russo, G. Clarlc, B. Iacolmy, AI. Connell, II. Sullivan, A. Goode, Shcmeley. lfourffz How: IW. Finney, AI. Vvalsh, Xvilliams, IW. Carol, Sparks, A. Iohnston, K. Lynch, N. Alusselman, If. Thompson, R. Sammaritano, A. Buckley, IW. Bell- man, Ii. fWillman, IW. Friedel, li. Link, B. .Woan, B. Kincaid, If. Sloolc, IW. Ransom, F. Dillard. Tfzfrd Raw: A. Golden, IW. Thomas, V. Edgar, V. Alelcer, IW. Fiorentino, S. Hannon, Kay, Prate, N. Cooper, I. Hetlron, lf. Goldy, V. Beyer, H. Graves, C. Sauro, IW. Bell, S. Ely, If. Pharo, L. Parker, If. Shapley. Second Row: P. U'Connor, P. Shedwiclc, R. Slocum, Porter, AI. Stevenson, IW. Cloran, If. Gonce, U. Frizzle, Ilonahue, A. Herschman, I. Kraus, G. Smith, lf. Sulimay, NI. Tindall, Emig, lf. Bennett, R. Smith, A. Aladden, R. Gerlack, A. Lynch. 1 1'r.rl Row: P. Anderson, Fitzgerald, B. Cunningham, U. Cooper, S. VVonderland, lf. Giluson, E. Hartmann, Hammond, R. Hartman, AI. U'Donnell, Al. Haines, Straub, R. Dugan, R. Hasson, F. Kimble, P. lWetzger, AI. Hunt, IW. Thompson, F. Gilchrist, V. Tozer, F. Uurfur, VV. Norman, G. Yvhittalcer. Pa-qc TlFl.l'41f CFFICERS IACK KELLEY Prefideni WILLIAM LOCKE Vzke-Prewidenz' RAYMOND WHITCRAFT Secrelaly PAT ROONEY Tremrurer fidvl-JCI' GERTRUDE E. DAVIS l Class of 1941 BOYS Back Row: D. Riley, S. Smallhack, W. Greer, R. Gallegher, P. Rooney, H. Buck, VV. Locke, R. Good- man, R. Head, H. Stables, W. Keim, E. Denight, F. Lawrence, YV. Oldershaw, S. Alelvin, R. Gaslcill, YV. Gann, D. Belton, Iohnson, S. Peterson, E. Smith, R. Schaffer, W. Connelly, R. Flammer. Fourllz Row: W. Boyt, G. Bobb, R. Gray, R. Berry, Bell, Kline, Riccardo, H. Borne, A. Roach, Baker, R. VVhitcraft, A. Rockill, W. Kaeding, C. Royce, YV. Levy, N. McDonnell, H. VVurster, C. Chandler, L. Iuliana. Tlufd Row: C. Clements, C. Berry, C. Regan, Rahn, Aldridge, Chiosso, Her- shey, F. Fort, Cole, R. Keim, Toyer, Carina, N. Comfort, W. Alilligan, M. Monte. Second Row: Bobb, P. Di Galho, T. Bartello, L. Gray, S. Ferro, R. Corriden, H. Grear, R. Guariglia, R. Dodge, W. Ramminger, G. Spreng, N. Brunton, VV. Connor, P. Iurgens, A. Penton, E. Lickfield, W. Haury, E. Roth, W. lVlcGann, D. Burns, E. Iacobs, Fhzff Row: T. Bergen, R. Allen, D. Fiore, R. Campbell, R. Russel, Longstreet, R. Alber, R. Durand, G. Kuehnel, W. Nlangione, M. MacDermott, L. NValton, Kelley, F. Steiner, L. Martino, E. Hillman, G. Reiss, Pascale, R. Gaskill. Page Thirly-one W . 9' GIRLS Back Row: H. Alurphy, D. Armstrong, l. Davis, A. Downs, V. Turner, C. Reiley, A. Lieberum, A. Sel- litto, P. Haberern, B. Hill, E. French, C. Floyd, R. Pasquariello, E. Rexon, M. Iuliana, H. Wright, N. Wlalters. I'l0lll'fll Row: H. Birdsong, D. Laws, M. Iuel, M. Callahan, D. Wilson, D. Viggiana, S. Heinrich, D. Newman, E. McKinney, D. Pearson, G. Bosy, V. Truxton, R. Atkins, C. Davis, M. Per- rine, R. Snyder, Nl. King, C. Bastian, L. Aleelxins, B. Barnes, M. Lucas, L. Servalt, N. Omen, A. Volpe, I. Reimet, V. lwlelvin, C. lngland, B. Sutton. Third Row: H. Atkins, B. Evans, R. Rosenbaum, M Robinson, P. Adams, E. Gross, l. Severin, D. Concio, M. O'Donnel, Torchio, E. Lavery, M. Corliss D. VVilson, D. Armstrong, B. De Night, C. Henle, F. Groth, R. Slimm, VVilliams, S. Barbara, N. Wim- berly. Second How: G. Gerlach, Pl. Cummins, Al. Taylor, G. Powell, M. Hunt, Spera, A. Constan- tino, D. Roberts, Al. Hogate, D. lones, E. Honer, YV. Chandler, Nl. Geiger, L. Iacobs, M. Iessup, R Proud, C. Aaronson, P. Long, S. Rahn, A. Rominslxi. Ffrtrl Row: D. Kellogg, B. Given, L. Kendall, S. Alaines, D. Horn, A. Reagers, H. Lynch, C. Fry, Boyte, M. Granville, S. Andrews, VV. Foran, M. 1, P. Kelley, C. Barbara, L. Holland, Guariglia, E. Fallows, Al. Konzelmann P Brown, H. Klemn, F. Rein Page Tlzirlu-Iwo a I ffl I s-'V ' K. . fl K N , . ,V riff ' K' V OFFICERS ROBERT HEAL Prarfdeni SHIRLEY MAINES Vice-Pre.ridenf DAVID IoNEs Secreialjy FRED SIMON Treawurer ddvlirer LESTER S. HEss I n A ,fibcCtL Class of 1942 PM BOYS I Back Row: C. Watson, H. Kuhfuss, R. Collins, F. Kemball, W. Solley, B. King, F. Villec, T. Wade, F. Mollo, S. Maines, Hall, Maguire, M. Stow, F. Talloda, O. Truat, F.. Foster, R. Barker, P. Tag- gart, Haulsworth, H. Pfhuel, H. Brown, E. Gross. Fourih Row: L. Atkinson, M. Hasselhan, N. Pear- son, B. Stables, MacDougall, Hagan, F. Simon, C. Butler, H. Spruel, R. West, C. Hahn, A. Savick, I. Garro, F. Conover, A. Wolfe, W. Manuel, H. Wood, P. Sine, S. Lefczif, German, T. Sanford, I. Havers, R. Kay, W. Pike, R. Di Vietro, Conn, E. McBride, L. Bogart, H. Fish, R. Mason. Tlzfra' Row: D. Wible, Blithe, Boyle, B. MacDonald, F. Gullo, T. Mazza, Di Blasio, F. Fee, H. Hill, I. Cumber, Collier, W. Allen, L. Vanetta, Berghaier, R. Heal, W. Lickfield, O. McClusky. Second Row: R. Burns, F. Smith, McChesney, R. Lynch, Butterworth, P. Hampton, G. Walker, Cecil, R. Quinn, W. Carey, A. Moscatello, C. Pascale, G. Stevens, R. Harris, A. Godfrey, G. Nash, R. Wynne, R. Godfrey, G. Gieskie, H. Rosell. Pfonf Row: E. Deegan, R. Potts, A. Murray, R. Mohler, W. Roberts, E. Winkler, W. Cecil, R. Weidman, Hudson, D. Iones, W. MacFarland, H. Hackney, P. Garlanger, I. Lynch, A. Reese, H. Mason, H. Kassekert, C. Link, R. Maahs, R. Vitt, F.. Balfrey. Page Thirly-lhree CIVIC CLUB OFFICERS MONITOR CLUBIOFFICIERS Prvmfffenl ............ OIELVIN THOMPSON Premiflenf. ........ .... P AUL ISENBERO I'1'ce-1'1w'1'def1I ,... IDR. AIARY E. ROBERTS Vz'ce-Premfdenl. .... .,.... H ARRIS FISTER AIf'Cl'f'll1l:If ..... ...,... H ARRY WILLSON Secrefariar ..... .... I WIARY ELLSWORTH Yfealrurer. . . . . .JOHN ALORIOGE MARION WIIEIELICR 121,147'!11'f-llfjonr OIIiciaI BaIIot MOGRESTOWN I-IICSI-I SCI-ICDCDL OCTOBER, 1938 To vote for any person mark a cross X in the square at the left ofthe name of such person. CIVIC CLUB MCNITOR CLUB Pre.,-idenf Vote for One President Vote for One X MELVIN THOMPSON X PAUL ISENBERG I1 IAMES IULIANA I-QI STEVE IOHNSON Vice-president Votefor one -Vice-President Vote for One X DR. MARY E. ROBERTS E IAMES CONKUN I secfefary Vofefor one LJ WILLIAM GIVEN X HARRY WILLSON X HARRIS FISTER I:I MILDRED VANNETTA Il MA RGUERITE KELLY I:I PATSY KELLEY Treasurer Vo te for One X IOHN ALDRIDOE I3 IAY WEIDMAN Ii:I BARBARA KASPER tttttitttit itttititiii' ll Secretary Vote for Two X MARY ELLSWORTH X MARION WHEELER HARRIET KILE IANE ROSENBAUM L ELIZABETH HARTMAN Q PEARL BOSY I 1 IRENE HEFFRON Page Th1'rlyfve ff Q X s '19 Marjorie Brown bumped her browf She said she'd hit a door. Her classmates looked at her aslcancef They'd heard THAT tale before. . .A Each year on an October morn The Scouts arrive in uniform And classmates then are wont to say, What will your Good Deed be today?' We give the Scouts our praise sincere For high ideals throughout the year. Page Th frzfv-.fi.v RIVERSIDE 045 OCTOBER 8 Here's a play from The Riverside gamef Despite beliefs, They weren't so tame. wi fW3E? M X, i 'R .fmw x YQ 'X '- ' .iv sir ' 7 X ,.,. : MEN S9 Qi? .,, k yj , y , ..,..:.. , ty fgl Nj A fm: K - 2 milf ., Iii? M K i n 5 5 b fait 'SRS 253 HS' Wig A Z5 if gg X sig S.. gg K 3 x 3 3 wgfvw xg Q ,i ', i Q L T Qxxk mfq R 3? Q Q1 . ., , , ,..V-, uf? 5 ,:, ,A.,, 5 w - - R QFZNFPWX if asf as 'P' 'W Q 2 an ,QM ,EM N Eye Aw W gin-N Q GQWWPQV 'Pm YW 93:25 S 5 ?MQgQf QQ Q2 'Eg Q This candid shot shows our Teacher Ben Drinking in advice ofthe good Hremen. If a grim deiermz'naiz'onformz'ng in hzlr brain N of io lo.re a dicifonary by fire again? OCTGBER 11 Fire Prevention Week became quite jolly When firemen came to see us from Mount Holly With trucks and sirens and musical numbers They called us from our eighth period slumbers. appier lassies you've never seen r any playing thafs more keen. arry the ball down the fieldg een competition will not yield. very time you make a goal, ellow and black has the vicf0r's r6le. Page Th irlu-n in c Sz'andz'ng: W. Lickfield, R. Kinsey, S. Iohnson. Sealed: A. Thomas, S. Maines, R. Flammer. f111'c'z'.rerJ.' Kathryn R. Swalm, Florence E. Sharp. Page Forly STUDENT CCDURT DEPARTMENT HEADS lunclzroom: Rosenbaum, U. Beale, F. Aicllo. 1Y'aj7c.' YV. Haberern, L. Hall, YV. Given, Dloscatello. Bum: Lickfielcl. I1al!Palrof.' Carson, H. Tabachnick, E. Godfrey. fI.r.rem!1Qf.- A. Tiver, E. Godfrey, I5u1'Za'1'ng and G'rouna'.f.' H. Fisfer. Ilayf 1'17l'lll'l?lIt? 4 CIVIC CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: W. Manuel, E. Atkinson, Weidman, P. lVlcQuaicle, W. Oldershaw. Third Row. C. Regan, Lichfield, C. Repsher, Waldis, Kelley, E. Paetz, F. Simon, Fandrick, R Berry, D. Langdon. Second Row: I. Cecil, B. Cunningham, A. Honer, P. Bosy, M. Drummond P. Kelley, Prate, E. Honer, R. Heal. Pioni Row: M. Aiello, M. Thompson, M. Vannetta D. Peoples, M. Otto, D. Smith, M. Brown, S. Heinrich, E. Hartman. Page Forfy-Iwo 1 A Fourilz Row: R. Makin, D. Kellogg, E. Nardin, D. Ensign. Tlzfrd Row: B. Given, H. VVrigl1f, B. French, L. Kendall, E. Godfrey. Second Row: P. Allen, L. French, B. Anderson, H. Butler, IW. Lee. I 1'r.rf Row: H. Graves, C. Graves, S. Nlaines, R. Rosenbaum. Rzlalzl Ham! Group: f,l1gL1I'll'.O'f, G. Powell. Slandlng: B. Hill, M. Nlakin. Sealed: R. Cardwell, B. lWakin. BIBLE CLUB O F F I C E R S BETTY MAKIN ..... . ROSS CARIWVELL ...... . . . lVlARY IANE lVlAKIN.. . , . BETTIE HILL ......... ENOLA W. lVlORGAN.. . . . . . . .P1'e.r1'denl I yl'L't'-Pl'L'J'1.l1lt'llf , . . .Secrelaljzf , . . .YY'ea.r11rer' . . . .11liO'lJ'L'l Page I orLu-llzree CAMERA CLUB O F F l C E R S Pre.ria'enz'. ........,....,....... EDWIN PREIS V12'e-Pre.r1'denl'.r ..... RICHARD DODGE, WILLIAM HADDEN, WILLIAM GIVEN, MAY ULMER, RICHARD DERLIN Secrelary.. . . .... IEANNIE MACDOUGALL Treamurer. . ........ PATSY KELLEY Aduzirerw Fir-.rf Term .... . . . , .RICHARD POLLACK Second Term ,.., ...... L OUIS F. LAIRD Cn . IXD ' .' ' ' N .'.l '. ' 'I ' ' I Back Row: W. Haberern, W. Given, H. Willson, G. Divins, H. Tabachnick, R. Flammer, D. Cole, E. Preis, R. Derlin, B. Rogers, W. Levy, A. Repsher, R. Kinsey, G. Leech, MacDougall. Third Row: German, F. Boudwin, M. Milliken, D. Smith, A. Watson, R. Dodge, W. Had- den, Haulsworth, G. Kuehnel, Wilson, Moscafello, R. Quinn, F. Groth, P. Kelley, D. Peoples, A. Wolf. Second Row: MacDougall, M. Fiorentino, N. Wimherly, B. French, C. Mcchesney, M. Olson, M. Hawley, M. Hill, M. Butterweck, B. Cunningham, H. Maahs, R. Gerlach, M. Cloran, F. Durfor. Firm! Row: M. Makin, E. Blessing, Thirwall, D. Kellogg, B. Given, Schmeley, M. Ulmer, P. Riley, Guariglia, Wyman, E. Kellogg, S. Anderson, R. Dugan, F. Corrigan. Page Fo1'Lyfc'c Pa -UK , 11 arf! ,-div THE VJPXND STEVS 'GOT Psaxeo to capsg to Capes tatewew. 'Toe band Ks now Ku outtxtsfv-1eXX, Even vesQXeoAenE ' Ks to oodevstate ' 'Une Aavdmg, ight they now create. o those who caased these grand eff arty thanks and deep res Oar he pac 0 ckoxocv '19 YN IKDDON YNEXGVXT asa A t qua wick SNA O The YXMXOXNQ eo iuctges a winner hail XoYXaq-51 Wkksoo who cafoe hom Sox ' Pmdby Qavzdxng vathev Ear, YN on an 0X6 but oseiuX Cav. Emxovf S Sosa-. Twice 41 prisoner is haf hce to his work and once to Hshe' 5 Once, with his heart, to a bmnettes looksg ce, with his head,to his school textbooks. On Sw ako Ashsev Stomp oc Km once Yxgbt es Bcxms lot ' xx Coe s Sew ' sYxcXe. ketkax Bog to they ve Bo Nooot QY eseo Aekegates, Ko! Oo: 5.0. Pa He F0 ri.V-,,-even HIT 'EM HIGH Hit 'em High! Hit 'em Low! Come on, Moorestown, Let's go! ROCKET LOCOMOTIVE Ssssssss boom Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h M-O-O-R-E-S-T-O-W-N M-O-O-R-E-S-T-O-W-N Yeaf! Fight, team, fight! SKY ROCKET S-sssssss Boom! Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h Boom! Rah, rah, Team! Page Forlfy-eighl LOCOMOTIVE M-o-o-r-e-s-t-o-w-n M-o-o-r-e-s-t-o-W-n M-0-o-r-e-s-t-o-w-n Yea ............ ! Team, team, team! CI-IEE FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT Fight, fight, fight, fight Rah, rah, rah, fight Fight, fight, fight, fight Rah, rah, rah, Fight Fight, fight, fight, fight Rah, rah, rah, fight! RAH! RAH! RAH! TEAM Rah, rah, rah, team! Rah, rah, rah, Team! Rah, rah, rah, team! Team! Team! Team! EEP IPE Eep-Ipe-eedi-ipe S 'SLA' Eep-Ipe-eedi-ipe L ogg' Eep-Ipe-eedi-ipe O L' , ft E Team, team, team! EADERS BOOM CHICKA Boom chicka boom, Boom Chicka boom, Boom chicka, richa chicka Boom, Boom, Boom Chi-he, Chi-ha Chi-ha-ha-ha Moorestowvn High School Rah! rah! rah! Team, team, team! NINE RAHS Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, rah, rah, Rah! Yea! Team, team, team! COME ON, MOORESTOWN Come on, Team, The old fight, Come on, Nloorestown, Fight, team, fight! WHO RAH Yvho Rah, who rah, who rah, N1 - M -We Y- ZW f- H - H g H f - S E S --'- S ff Yea--fl Team, team, team. Page Folly-nine GLEE CLUBS AND MIXED Cl-IGRUS Direcior F. LILLIAN INGRAM Back Row: P. Rooney, R. Williams, NV. Smith, E. Gross, B. Kerlinger, M. Thompson, G. Powell, Hammond, Al. Stevenson, S. Maines, L. Kenclell, P. Sheclwick, M. Drummond, F. Dillard, D. Stiltz. Jlz'd11'le Row: T. Dugan, F. Aiello, H. Brown, L. Rainer, M. Russo, R. Murphy, R. Pasquariello, B. French, M. Olson, A. Wlatson, H. Kile, R. Greenwood, A. Kerher, D. Smith, F. Gilchrist, P. Anderson Fran! Row: S. YVonclerlancl, H. Wlheeler, D. Pascale, C. Hahn, Carson, M. Fallows, H. Grear, B Given, C. Regan. if Si fx :YT ' QE is g .gi 5-L43 'H-.... are 'es gg, y 5 sv -eg .. ,. ., . .1 . ,,., xv 'ii F Q, 1 5 2 av 3 . Q Q Wg x' J X15 if , Si W Q- Q, um .. 35, .Q E, W gg QM , '1-' ' N . Q , Am gms--5 'MW .5 , 7 Vs X 'E Q X R :W fx . I' , b ., 1 5 ' X . ,ff'Y5'f' rifkffg 1' V , -W ay h?fS5'2?l5filZwSmB.f4 Sw::,!i:fwWwwQ 1 wk iii. ' .... Q ' K A will if 'ii A. , . . A ' W X ?,SX2sQm:a5g,:sg 'Q fgwim MM ? . Q 0 3- 0 1 ., ig.- Q:-:Gihiiy W' ,Sf 3 ' fx f W ' -W? V TQ ' bd, ma' viiiiggx ff 2:-lgwgsip-f'5 K . if 7 Q M ' 5 1,. 3 QQ wi ' ' 1 kj W ,AV x - A ' x . ' ll .-' fx xx , Q A I K ik W X' R xii Sh iii X r' ' S? ST AFP NU fic Ihjflu- I TSHELL AND YEARBOOK BUSXNESS Slanding: 1.NVaXdis, A. Cunningham, Porter, B. Uadey, C. Evans, M. Berger, U. Bdton. Sealed: YD. Rncy, D. Peopkzs, DK. lWcCXuskey. IldVl.J'L'f', L. Hess. T HE NUTSHELL CGI wg NUT SHELL REPORTERS NK Brown, E, Kewugg, IW. Hank en, . n B Given, DX. Chwan, Pm. u T ab achnlck . Back Row: M. Dugan, 1 . ' 1 H S. fohnsion, E. Gibso , . ' ' V. Bonn, D. Kdlogg, H. ford. Second lou. healed. 'lvl'- n if San- X K McGHffney, V. Nussclma , . C nninghzxm, PX. Fxakhx. NO VEMBER FIRST FRQM THE PRESS 1,0126 If A I-f4V'U1l'pg F aff y THE NUT HELL Newsmagazine of Mooresfown High School NOVEMBER, 1938 Lfleraqv lilzfllfdf. . . .'I.r.1'Lrl41lzl,1'.. . . . .Vee .'.r lhlflor ,.,. ,1rl 1 a'1'l0l'. . , . Spark lnlfilor. . . fllnrfxlalzl ks'. . . 1,ll0f0.lIl'l1,l7llEl'J'. . BllJl.l1KJJ Jlanagcr. . . Back How: M. Otto, B. Potts, R. Kinsey, Steinmetz, VVeiclman. I','0lIf Row: Fl. Kelly S. Harman, Nl. Hawley, Bl. Sheaffer, R. Dodge. lalfilar-in-Clziff, lVlARY KDTTO, '59 MARIAN SHEAWER, ' M A NGA R ET H A W 1. E Y, ' RICHARD IDOIJGI-I . ..,. BETTY POTTS, IOIIN STEINMETZ, ' .....IAY XVEIIJMAN 59 40 4 l 40 59 39 . 1.I'J'lJ'I11l1! .......... C.l1'l'1'z1 fa fl.0lI A Ilana-Tye L1'fu1'a11y Sf'r1'f'l41 lju. . lun.. . . 1fzz.1'i11e.nr Egt?l'l'Kf41l'l-l'.l'. . . , , . .EUWA RD PA ETZ, ' SARAH HANNON, .RICHARD Kms!-:Y XVILLIAM HAIJDEN ....IACK WfXLIJIS,' , 1u've1'lzln'z'11.11 Slaff Qlfw B12?g ifrtqrrt 4, -- Ei? . CELESTE EVANS ,HPALILINE RII.l42H' . . .l,OROTIlY XVILISY IICAN PORTICR Al.'XRGL'lCRI'I'IC KE1.1.x .MARY lxll'CI,L'SKI4IY Doxus P1-:ovu-:S Aww CUNNINGHAM, BETTY DALEY, 5405 lvl.-XRY BERGER, '40, Dow Xl Il BELTON, '41 , Iflvirerm Lilerafjrf. .. ...El.1zAnE1H I. PAuxo s Iizmfnew. . . . . ..... .LICSTER S. I r Page 1'UI11-hs e PRCC-RAM Paige 1'Ul1f-.r1'.r lVlELVIN THOMPSON, Civic Club Pl'EJ'I.t2l6l1f, presiding FIFTEEN-lVlINUTE CONCERT ..,.. High School Orchestra ADDRESS OF WELCODTE. ............ lxlelvin Thompson 'I1:E iVlAKER OF I3R.EAMS,U ajk1n,!a,qif In, one acl Pferrol. . . . ...... lack Carson Pz'er1'efle ......... .... i Varian Sheatfer The Jlanzgllzcfurer. . . . . .Harry Tabachniclx The character Pierrot may be traced in literature as far back as the sixteenth century. Xvhile the pierrot ofthe stage has appeared with many variations of type, he is usually conceived as a symbol of all phases of romantic youth. Pierrot's enduring characteristics are his youth, his loveableness, his moods that are in turn gay and melancholy, and his loose white costume. Pierrette came into being no earlier than the eigh- teenth century. She is always represented as home- keeping, loving, and longing for Pierrot's love. She always wears the typical ballet costume. She typifies the Love that finds joy in service to the beloved. TI-IE MAKER OF DREAMS PRODUCTION STAFF Flec1'r1b1'an.r FERDINAND WATSON RICHARD ALLEN JOHN SCHNEIDER Siage Jlanager BETTY ROBERTS Jlake- Up EMILY F. DANIELS Coach MARY E. ROBERTS PARENTS' NIGHT November 4 Page Fgyly-.fever NOV2mber 5 12-6 November12 P . age I 4ft.y'Zl-ghf a1h 'a.he::n:: . one mg ve ho 9' umPh w Areotrfsfheers their liao f X Fieiiftzvr MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL .Tledge To llloorestown High School I pledge my whole-heartecl allegiance. Un my honor I promise earnest cooperation with student otticers and teachers and loyal support of all student activities and school organizations. Self-alis- ciplineu shall be my slogan. Sr iffy QM ASSEMBLY USH ERS Ifaqfc Row: C. Nlorgan, D. Belton, Steinmetz, Stetson. .7I1'a'a'le Raw: R. Yvilliams, L. Osterlind, F. Russo, P. Kelley, M. Otto, D. Weifornl, E. Atkinson. 1 1'r.rl Row: Nl. Sheatller, D. Peoples, F. Corrigan, S. Iohnston, R. Kozempel. Page Fzfly-:zine Page Sixlzf Brea X4 Ground FO' Though the willow weepf it's delighted to be Witness of c onstructive activity. W GW' SPORTSMAINVS CLUB Back Row: N. Comfort, G. Bobb, P. Sterling, YV. Grear, Madden, Herman, YV. Levy, D. Belton. JI1'da'le Row: lwears, R. Gaskill, H. Grear, R. Vllilliam, R. Goodman, Conk- lin. Fran! Row: H. Rosell, L. Vvalton, L. Bakely, VV. Leibernick, Kelley. Pagv Szlrly- one OFFICERS Premfdenl .... .... P AUL STERLING P1'ce-Prelrideni. .... ..,. I AMES MADDEN Secrelary-Treafurer. . . ,... WILLIAM GREAR Advimer .... . . .I. BENNETT DIEROLF Page Sixly-fwo NICDVEMBER :IFTEENTI-I loin the willow and weep For Wlashington, Our great President And favorite oneg The tree once planted To honor him Gives way to Progress Everyone knows, Except children and fools, That's not the new gym But a place for tools, Explained Larry Hall In accents severe To a freshman boy VVho had ventured near. And the gym l if--Y-gas S N NOVEMBER 17, 18 At Miss Parsons' quick command Dick rushed off, kodak in hand, To photograph the photographer Who was very kind to our amateur. Page Sixlygfour Our right-hand man one SNAP-py day Was this blond football hero, Jay. Looking like victims under a hammer Appear Court members Johnson and Flammer .lack Lickfield seems lost in prayerf The others have a jovial air As they await the photographer's word. He Will soon exhort them to watch the birdie. The group above came Linking mathematics From the County Seat And music and such To present a program ln a merry medley That was really neat, We enjoyed very much. at -Foes Mary Lee won the candy sticlr Beating our boys in answers quick. Judging by the faces Of those in the stand Gloom has laid its hold On our subs and band. Illllllt' S1'.x'l11jfv: Page Sixly- .fix i Eight hundred students in mood sportive Give their all in a locomotive At a pre-game rally full of pep That helps the team preserve its rep. Between beautiful waves And a dotted tie l:'gner's face flashes With mischief sly. X KW l . l G xl X A I 4. .am I I .... me 1 ir.rl Row: R. Ward, .1.r.ri.rIanl .Hana-qer,' Powell, 17Ianager,' G. Spreng, i1.r.ri.rlanl .IILlI1Il.0Cf',' H. Reed, f1.F.I'l.J'lI1Ill AJIHHG-f1Cl',' G. Bobb, .1.r.r1'.rlanl .'J1tlI1l1.t1El',' R. Yvhitcraft, A'.r.ri.rfar1I .Hana-qer. Sefond Row: R. Baker, T. Pettit, F Russo. B. XVhitcraft, P. McQuaide, P. Isenbergp S. Iohnsong B. MacMullin, G. Hagan, R. Birclsong, I. XVeiclman. Tlzfnf Row: Iuliana, C. Berry, M. Dugan, M. Moritz, H. Mccrea, F. Shultz, C. Morgan, B. Olclershaw, C. Clements. M. Hoffman, Hammond, Mr. Egner, Coarlz. Fourlh Row: Mr. Isenberg, Coa1'l1,' C. Repsher, R. Daley, E. Atkinson F. Simon, C. Fountain, E. Iohnson, Rooney, G. Seigel, R. Chalender, Lickfielml. VARSITY 1 FRESHMAN-SGP!-IOMORE ' Hack Row: R. Albert, I. Villec. Third Row: C. Pascale. F. Smith. S. Lefzcik, I. Hershey, Maxclloiigzill, T. Gray. S. Repsher, M. Stow. Coach Swoyer. Second Row: E. Hillman, XV. Levy, R. Berry, XV. Locke, A. Kietchner, F. Steiner, XV. He: l, H. B . 1 .I R ' ' -' - ' ' xc oren ur ou. T. Sanford, S. AIVLRIIILS, Kline, It blI'l1OIl, I. Hall, XV. Leibernick. R. Gorclman. ' , ...Mean R - -,MH Page S1'.x'ly-Jewell y or .f,',,1a., . , .x fn ,- .1,.q,qLSf!1lL. Cp 1-qgvflex Zlffhf K X H A 'T ' ,iff My W ' fm!!-.Xa O - W . Bari' Row: YV. Grolm- l. NKZIC-lj0llQfilll, L. Hnllzmcl, P. Kelley, L. Dickson. Jfzlfdfe Row: D. F1-igzle, M. Keefe, K. HEUTIICFL IW. lvheeler, YU. Horner. 1'll'UI1! Row: Kelley, R. Smith, A. Iohnson, P. Kelley, L. Paetz. LS,l70l1J'0l'.' Benneff IDlCI'0ll lvl Yea! X 1 0 ' J, ' I ' ll M43 ' 7 1 if Q . waitin ti K In Bark Row: B. Yvhitcraft, P. McQuaide, P. lsenberg, S. Iohnson. Fran! Row: R. Baker, R. Birclsong, G. Hagan, B. Marc Mullin, F. Russo, T. Pettit, Wleidmznn. Football Team -l-Cam! Page SCVZHLV TURKEY DAY IJOVEMBER DKOORESTOWQI DQOUNT IIOLLY 1958 18 7 1957 24 6 1956 24 0 1955 18 6 1954 0 0 1955 50 6 1952 0 0 1951 0 6 1950 7 7 1929 15 6 1928 .. .. 1927 51 0 1926 19 15 1925 2 15 1924 28 5 LETTERMEN V A R S I 'I' Y I. IULIANA R. BIRDSONG P. MCQUAIDE T. PETTIT LICKFIELD B. OLDERSHAVI F. RUSSO HAMMOND H. HORTON C. CLEMENTS P. ISENBERG, Captain H. MCCREA B. MACMULLIN S. IOHNSON C. REPSHER R. BAKER C. MORGAN D. LANGDON G. HAGAN M. MORITZ D. KLINE I. WEIDMAN B. WHITCRAFT C. FOUNTAIN I. POWELL, Zllanager G. MENGEL, Zllanager JUNIOR VARSITY F. SHULTZ M. DUGAN M. HOFFMAN E. ATKINSON R. DALEY R. CHANDLER F. BERRY G. SECKEL ROONEY FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE H. BOREN E. HILLMAN W. LOCKE R. GOODMAN A. KITCHNER S. MAINES I. HALL KLINE T. SANFORD W. HEAD I S. LEFZCIK F. SIMON F. STEINER W. LEIBERNICK R. ALBERT HERSHEY C. PASCALE R. BERRY W. LEVY S. REPSHER L. GRAY MACDOUGALL F. SMITH M. STOW VILLEC Pug FOOTBALL Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Page Seventy-Iwo Bordentown .... Merchantville.. . . -Riverside.. . . . Burlington ..... . . Haddon Heights. . -Palmy ra. ...... . -Audubon ..... -Hacldonfleld .... 24-1V1ountHo11y. . . TROPHY CUPS STATE TROPHY SOUTH IERSEY GROUP III-1958 TIE woN BY MOORESTOWN ' WOODBURY COUNTY TROPHY-HOFFMAN CUP-1958 SCHEDULE ....qHp ....qAp ....qAy ....qHJ .. .... QHQ ....qAy ....qAp ....qHp ....qHp CPz2'iured H erej M. OPP. 25 0 18 0 0 0 20 0 14 0 6 6 12 6 15 15 18 7 William Given Wendell Haberern SOME HEADLINES AND HEADLINERS Page S VARSITY JI. Alumnae ..... 5 Burlington. . . 4 Mount Holly. . . . . . .10 Palmyra .... 2 Pemlxerton. . . 2 HOCKEY HOCKEY SCORES Opp. 1 O 0 1 0 SECOND Burlington.. . . Mount Holly . Palmyra.. . . . Pemberton. . . TEAM TEAM JI. Opp 0 0 ..1 0 . .... 0 2 Back Raw: Godfrey, R. Slocum, M. Lehto. iflliiiiile Row: I. Aaronson, V. Kaipainen, I. Vbleiforcl. Fran! Row Al. Keefe, A. Iuliana, V. Slocum. P. Kelley, A. Zane, S. Fitzgerald. A Q , 1 J' nw., 1, ,A W Page Se Vfllflfjfiflll r K3Xff af' '7J ZY'fCFi5 My i Find Row: V. Slocum, R. Slocum, M. Lehto, A. Iuliana, S. Fitzgerald, Godfrey, Capiaing A. Zane, P. Kelley, I. Weiford, V. Kaipainen, I. Aaronson. Second Row: Miss Gertrude Dutcher, Coavhg K. McGitfney, I. Beale, M. Newman, C. Bright, M. Ulmer, Wyman, M. McCluskey, L. Carew, M. Cook, G. Fitzgerald, M. Wheeler, Jllanager. Third Row: M. Keefe, E. Iacoby, V. Edgar, S. Ely, E. Fallows, E. Kellogg, V. Bentliff, C. Aaronson, E. Rexon, S. Maines, B. Olson, f1.rJi.rlanl fllanager. Fourlh Row: P. Long, R. Murphy, F. Dillard, M. Iuliana, V. Beyer, D. Horner, V. Carroll, I. Thomas, B. Kerlinger. SQUAD VARSITY Iessie Godfrey, Captain Mamie Lehto Iune Aaronson Loretta Carew Sally Fitzgerald Annetta Iuliana Mary Keefe Patsy Kelley Viola Kaipainen Ieannie Beale Virginia Bintliff Clara Bright Violet Carroll Mary Cooke Ruth Proud Manager, Marion Wheeler IUNIOR VARSITY firwzlrfanf Illanagenr Betty Melcer Anna McCluskey Iean Wyman Iane Weiford Virginia Slocum Mag Ulmer Anna Zane Ruth Slocum Alice Fitzgerald Katherine McGiffney Marjorie Newman Iosephine Thomas Clover Aaronson Beverly Olson Page Sevenlyfve .Www ..f 'w Lefl Side JI: I. Aclams, Hall, B. Olsen, V. Slocum, E. Preis, R. Burns. L. Slelinwm, YV lVlaCFarlaml, Vl Ol Norcross Lqfl Iliidle .71 C. Nl' , F S ' 1 - A 1 I - SOH, XI- Eflgflr, I . . 1 .' .xyo . mlth, G. Giesgke, E. Stables, M. Hurll, R. Hess lw. Ulmer. Rzzqhl ,lliddfe .11 R. Edgar, G. Ulmer, D. Liclle, XV. Crossley, L. Atkinson, L. Hall, Baker. Rziqlzl Sllfe .IAC J . Taluachniclc, E. Burns. P Allen, I.Cars0n, F. Fort, R. Barkelew, R. Elbertson, I. VVilson, B. Bobbenreith, YV. Duffield, . Bom. 1,J.l'8l'f0l', R. Gehringer , A J ,f r 1 ' L ,Q ' B A N D - l X v V l141fUl' 17.11111 . . ,ClmrlCS Rexon I, ,mn AHa,!.p,.elIe,,. I HXQUL lvlzxvlaxn Drum llxellv Suit ml Page Sc ve V7 Ly - .r fx U NTET DEFISATS CAMDEN CATHOLIC 23-16 XTUWN REJOZCES 3 L APPROACH UF AHQLIDAY SEASUN Chu-mtmas Eve Carol Sing Tn inaugurate Cam- munity Celebratiun Pnovxm-1 Fon Nr-:Env i'5ivismms nvdy WEEK he a imma uf zeicxicaniy in Tnicawatoxvsx, Evevyw iwixchw spirit, Harms. storefg mad hun Mixers- flaunt riscxvmtivss :swim Yet mn! cmly me raemias' minn- phefm gsrupasxamwry to tm: exe- cupkms the cismmunizgs an Sarge. we Q mmgln fur me zxevdy iiilx' mifflrsxmxxaxtf, hiwimg me islam ef me Ummm: ieacnex' wixcsae birih is zsajebfsamti. Cliurarixas are QYEISXT' ,M f Pla For Parents' ' . Iaxxfkiixkh Lu :hsw iavriwzsiu W me bvfuiifn 'Wig the Chmwrv Rang? as and 2:4 gfwcmmen! ht? socizmtion week in u t, the waffle is vvicwnfe uf time happy. vfuxxed Km Dimrmds crack was but failed io ow 1 5 A ! HS Gwmg Xmas MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MOORESTOWN, N. I. November 29, 1958. DEAR DAD: We want to know you better and for that reason are asking you to be .fure to come to the High School Friday evening of this week, December 2nd, at 8 P. M. for a little personal pow- wow.',' To keep you from being bored the committee had arranged the following program: , Music ................ .. .. ...,. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Address of Welcome ................. .... .............. M R S. IAY ALLEN Praridenf of lfze Home and School d.f.focL'alion Guest Speaker ...... .... ..... I U DGE HAROLD B. WELLS Informal Reception In case you haven't heard, Iudge Wells is really good, he always has something to say and an inimitable way of saying it. There will be ample time for us to get together and in case this is all tooA.much for you, the hospitality committee is providing refreshments on the house. We don't get much of a chance to meet you, so we hope you'll put off that other engage- ment and come 'round Friday evening. We're looking forward to it. Cordially yours, THE FACULTY MEN George C. Baker Blair Bechtel Norman Steinmeyer Richard Pollack I. B. Dierolf Lester Hess Gregory Egner Richard Noyes Charles Wible Paul Isenberg George Swoyer Ioseph Kleckner P. S. Ladies are invited, too. Page Seventy-eight DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS Scnz'or.1'.' Ezlwnnl Atkinson, Emily Goiltirc-V, Ellen IWlcBricle, Mary Otto. .IIllIL.0l'.' Irene Kraemer. l'll'CJ'!Zl7IL'lI.' Robert Heal, Robert Quinn ASSEMBL Y A TTRACTIONS, SOME DECEMBER DOINGS December December December December December December December December frfhe .Yuiirlzell -Fathers' Night fTrip to Philadelphia Freshman Civic Classes Three Search Qf Succedxr Mrs. Victoria Booth Demarest Latin Club Christmas Party Christmas Play 117511 file Chfmew Rally French Club Christmas Party Senior Dance NOW GO DOWN Page lfilzlllllllf new DECEMBER 8 ' SONG AND WWWWTVMW -. ,, IN MOORESTOWN'S 'HM WMM e, MYSTERY HISTORY. 1-,nu-Q , i rut! 1' 7 A- I . 'gen' I rt ul 1 'fl -pf '. si.. f 41 V. , I. Jgjisf' Ifmul' Raw: P. Kelley, Rooney, D. Lzmgclnn, Henle, R. Slocum, F. Schultz. l f'm1lR0w.' Goclllrey, D. Horne! C. .Yl0I'gilll, A. Zane, B. lvhitcralwt. .liiwil-'cr'.I'.' Gertrucle H. Dutclmer, Paul H. lsenlmcrg. You think the A. A. Council's in session? To see for yourselves the girls and boys No, we must malre you a confession: Who turn sports' headaches into joys. We gathered them about this table Without their aid-and this we mean- That you, our readers, might be able We just NEVER would have a team! Hawk' Row: R. Smith, D. Xvillmy, YV. Hess, V. Beyer, WL. Pofie, D. lvrlght. .llzlflife Row: I. Cecil, M. Drummoml, Nl. Thomas, R. Xvorkman. 1'r'onlRnw: F. Corrigan, Balmer, C. Repsller, T. Samford, C. lnglancl, Nl. O'D0nnell. On the first of each month these folks may be seen distributing The Nutshell, o u r s c h o o l magazine. Page lfzlqhty-one , X: 1- '? ..f'i..,.'4 ' - 1L,, -'af' ,-.1-f , , -5,1544 VP' ff.,-L. K-1-1-.a,C,,.. -VVD7 fe- ect-A-flip I'fAL:.,, ,A 9 1- fb: , sw r'f2 i x Q 'T QL Bark Row: B. Carey, P. Riley, G. Stevenson, B. Cunningham, M. Wade, R. Kinsey, V. Beyer, l, Heffron, C. Ingland, D. Horner, H. Wheeler, M. Olsen, R. Dodge, R. Deegan, R. Dugan. Fourlh Row: M. Fiorentino, K. Lynch, N. Musselman, E. Kellogg, M. Hawle , C. Bright, Hammond, M. Iessup, B. French, D. Armstrong, B. Melcer, B. Moan, M. Connell, Baker. Third Row: McGann, E. Gibson, S. Hannon, M. Winiberly, N. Sellitto, C. Bastian, C. Graves, F. Reim, R. Pas quariello, M. King, I. Meekins, B. Spero, E. Hillman, L. French, I. Durand. Second Row: M. Thomas, M. Cloran, M. O'Don- nell, A. Rominski, B. Given, V. Sullivan, A. Ranken, M. Newhouse, M. Retter, B. Wolf, P. Long, V. Mason, A. Golden, Thirwall, P. Lev , M. Lee. Flillff Row: A. Cunningham, M. O'Donnell, Fitzgerald, E. Hartman, Porter, M. Sheaffer, S. Wonderland? B. Wurst, E. Jacoby, P. Shedwicla, M. Truitt, G. Nlansfield, H. Graves, P. 0'Connor, Mcchesney. LPGWN CLUB Page Fzzghbf-Iwo ,.v Veni, vidi, vici, is what some folks OFFICERS Pmrzdenl. , . . . .MAD1-:LEINE CLORA-N Sec:-efafyf.. . . . . .MARY F IORENTINO T reafurer. . . . . .EDWARD DEEGAN Adwlrer.. . . . . .CAROLINE T. HAAS will say Looking back on Latin on Graduation Day. ' Page hwlzfhllf-fllfff FRENCH CLUB ll G R' YV L urick H Willson W Haberern E Preis L. Hall, E. Atkinson Back Raw: l. Fry, R. Kinsey, R. Cardwe , . 1es, . a ', . , . , . , W. Given, Adams, D. Derlin, T. King, D. Perla, VV. Hess, D. Parmelee. Fourth Raw: K. McGiffney, C. Roman, D. Wright B. Hinkle, K. Lynch, E. Kellogg, M. Hawley, M. Olson, V. Slocum, D. Williams, R. Hipple, M. Otto, Baker, H. Hutchinson Third Row: I. Herman, H. Fister, M. Richardson, A. Wynne, M. Sellitto, N. Musselman, E. Hartman, I. Hammond, P Kelley, B. Kincaid. F. Rhodes, B. Melcer, S. Stohner, E. Paetz, Aldridge. Second Raw: Link, G. Stevenson. M. Hagel- ' ' ' ' ' E. Ph M. Truitt, E. Hillman, Longstreet gans, R. Makin, S. Hannon, M. Fiorentmo, M. Cloran, V. Bey er, E. Gibson, aro, , E. Hall, R. Liehel. Finrf Row: M. O'Donnell, E. Nardin, D. Granville, M. Makin, Bruynell, S. Wonderland, M. Sheaffer, P. Riley, B. Roberts. M. Brown, C. Bright, C. Graves, R. Bartello, E. Iacoby, M. Connell, M. Lee. E E 2 f Gil Page Eiqlztyjour A M N,,11.ff Qwjwfwj Proclaim it in story, In song and in dance: Cheque lromme a deux pays: Le sien et la France. I X fi' J OFFICERS Premidenl. ..... . . .BETTY ROBERTS Vibe-Pre.rz'den!. .... . . .MARJORIE BROWN Secrefaqy. , . . . .CLARA BRIGHT Treawrer ..., . . .... PAULINE RILEY AdL'l-J'Cl'J'. . . . . .ELIZABETH I. PARSONS MARJORIE V. SMILEY Page 1:'1Q1'1lyf'sfe EILA SALO, MARY JANE MAKIN Their stories were judged the best ln Nutshell's annual contest. 1 Page Eighty-.fix A T CHRISTMAS The December atmosphere is something rather special here: A bit comes from noels we singf A bit, too, from the greens we bring, One part is based on the things we make, Another on plays and the roles we take, But what makes our spirit really rare is caused by the splendid way we share Whatever we have with companions here Who need medical aid as Christmas cheer. Pennies and nickels and dainty dimes Make a sound as sweet as the Christmas chimes When they are spent to lessen pain By bringing health to a child again. PERHAPS NOT EVEN SANTA CLAUS EVER WORKED IN A NOBLER CAUSE! V546 To Mrs. Daniels Here we show coach and cast Of the junior play. The former's looking serious, The latter, gay. But many are the times when, Though the cast be glum, Their capable coach is Overheard to hum! WE not only HUM, we Sing in our desires To voice our praise Ol the play, NEW FIRES. There isn't really any fun In getting late excuses Unless the secretary's kind CA smile has many usesj And Mrs. Anderson knows them all- She keeps the Christmas spirit The whole year through: her office frown You really neednit fear it. l Thzlf zlrjwrl a reminder Zhu! flze 'Chri.rimaJ' holidaytr are from December 24171 io January 2nd l Artists are madly working here. What can be the reason? They prepare superb windows For the Christmas season. Page F zzglzl 11-.rzven Hand and brain must lrere combine To turn out worlc tlrat's really fine. fEditor's exclamation: And what a Noyes is lrerelj SOP!-ICDMORE Qi XT WORK They type well and with good will ln the class of Miss Pearl Bill! Page liilillllllf-IIl.llC V, FP' 4 , ,651 1 WA Qx J X ' 'Vw' S ,PDQ A' , 1 f. ajft' 441 ' 5 3 xg, Page N inefy STAINED GLASSH WINDOW DESIGNED FOR THE AUDITORIUM BY MARCELLE GWALTHNEY, 1959. Carob' make the .rchool more gay Ar we draw near io Chri.rfma.r Day. IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING It came upon the midnight clear, That glorious song of old, From angels bending near the earth, To touch their harps of gold: Peace on the earth, good will to men From heav'n's all-gracious King, The world in solemn stillness lay To hear the angels sing. Harkl the herald angels sing, Glory to the new-born King! Peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled. Ioyful, all ye nations, rise, loin the triumph of the skies 5 With th'angelic host proclaim, Christ is horn in Bethlehem. Harkl the herald angels sing, Glory to the new-born King! Mia.. L ww, ,544 'A0 '5yk?l..L H1 - L ,.,c ' ,ml . gitllfn ' v'U0gjAn Bllfk Row: C- Hahn. R- Murphy, D. Williams, B. Melcer, H. Kile, M. Drummond. .flliddlc Row: Hammond, M. Sellitto, V. Melcer, F. Boudwin, A. Watson, M. Fallows, C. Price. Fran! Row: D. Smith, R. Greenwood, P. Shedwick, M. Ulmer, S. Stohner, S. Wonderland, P. Anderson. Page N incly-one Page Nin efyflwo H olger. . Berfel ..... Sleen ......... Old Woman . The Prieff. . . . Couriicr. . . . . Rich Ilan .... Young GUN. . . . Rich Woman Sage ..... King. . . Ang I ...........4 THE CAST . . . . .Iohn Cecil ...Iohn Hall .Gordon Walker Ru h Chambers . .Leslie Holland Arthur Regottaz . . .lack Stetson . . .Patsy Kelley . . .Doris Wright . . . . .Iames Conklin . . . .Edwin Preis . . . .Ruth Liebel 171. H. S. Donafion ........................ Nlelvin Thompson PRODUCTION STAFF Elecz'rz'c1'an .... ....................... F erdinand Watson Properizef. . . ......... Bettie Hill Chimew ..... .... C harles Allen, '58 Jlalce Up .......... ..................... E mily F. Daniels Ari and Decoraz'ion.r ...... Margaretta P. Smith, Richard Noyes Coach .... ..... .................... M a rian Rodney ll II Why the Chimes Ran December22 Students, beware! Monitors glare At those who insist on talking. But if you should talk, Then kindly don't balk, For soon to Court you'll be stalking. Page ATl.V'lE4Ujf0llI' JANUARY It would be a hopeless task to find a wiser Man than Dr. White, the esteemed Supervisor Ol Secondary Schools throughout the State, Who comes to inspect us and see how we rate. And here's another man we respect a lot- None other than our friend, Mr. Lippincott. As President of the Board he is up and doing To further what's good and stop trouble brewing. I I To ,.,.,....,.,.,,,......,,.......,,., ,,,.w,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,-, j I i You have broken the rules and regulations l of the I l UNITED CIVIC CLUB 5 l of the Moorestown High School I I Therefore, you are required to appear before : : the Students' Protective Court at its next 'gs ! regular session in the Board Room at ,,.,,,.,,.,,4, 5 E I CSignedj UNITED CIVIC CLUB. E E fi Q I if E 5 cg E Reported by ,,,...., Bob Alber prepares for an exam. Miss Deacon's homeroom cast assembles, Ianuary 10th. Bliss Roberts supervises a Hre drill. Miss Rodney is amused. Pauline Riley looks over the old gym. Another corner conferencel Cramming for exams. Bettie Hill, mana- ger of properties in Christmas Play. Students examine a ,Yah-'l1ellcover. C. D'lcChes- ney, H. Hanson, Nl. Earl, and IW. Hadden keep out the cold. Nliss Sharp and Bliss Deacon analyze a chart. Page ivilzelyflc Page Ninely-.fix JUNIOR New TH E Lucinda dndremr ....... Suzanne Toler. .. .,.. .... Sid Sperqy, afarm hand ..., Jerry, him .ron ,........... Slephen Sanfljy, an aufhor, . . Bilizf, hier Jon, . ..... . . . Pfzyllilr, hiw daugfzler. . Anne, him wife ...... . . Olive, hif daughler.. . . . Eve, hif daughler-in-law.. . . . Dick, hllr .ron .... .,.. .... Doclor Lynn Gray ......... flldlilf Jlanrlzall, a neiqlzbor. .. . Zlffzf. Jfanrfzall, llaqlflr mollzer. . Angie Sperry, Sidir wye.. . . PLAY F ares CAST . . . . .Mary Berger ......Eila Salo ......Iack Mears ........IrvinFry Harry Tabachnick . . . . . . . .Warren Grob . . . . . .lean Morgan . . . .Pauline Riley . .Marjorie Brown . .Mary Ellsworth . . .Richard Boren . .Harris Fister . . . . Mary Sellitto . . . . .Peggy Levy . . . . .Mary Cooke A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS BY CHARLES QUIMBY BURDETTE THE TIME: The prefenl. SYNOPSIS THE PLACE: The enlire aciion of lhe play faked' place in the comhinaiion dining-room-living-room of fhe old Sanlrg homemfead, Iocaled in ihe .roafhern par! of Zlli.f.rouri. ACT I Five o'eloclc on an afiernoon lale in January. ACT II Scene 1: df dawn lhe nex! morning. Scene 2: Safurday aflernoon iwo weelof laler. ACT III Scene 1: T en o'clock on a morning fhree weelra' laler. Scene 2: Ten o'cloek on a June evening .rome three monlho later. CLASS OF 1940 PLAY COMMITTEES Program Marjorie Butterweck Margaret Hawley Virginia Mason Siaging Edward Paetz -- Virginia Bintliff Coach Emily F. Daniels Iennie Beale William Hess Thomas Dugan Louise Renwick Lzghling Ferdinand Watson Richard Allen Puhlzkilg Louise C. M-:Cullough Page Ninelg-.reven GEORGE L. HOSSFIELD World's Champion Typist 1937-1936-1930-1929-192F1926-1922- 1921-1920-1918 Official Record: 139 Net Five-Stroke Words a Minute For One Hour At a reception the French Club here Greeted a member of yesteryear Who now resides in gay PARIS, A place we all desire to see. Mary Rutherford told us of her trips On trains and slciis and sundry ships And spolre with a zest 'twould be hard to Of life abroad with the friendly French. Page Ninezfy-ezlqhl quench FEBRAUARY 24 I ATTENTION, PATRIOTS! I February, file Jhoriari month of file year, givew ua' Iwo hay-holz'dalyJ'. On ' filonday, .February Ijfh and Wednewdaty, Febru- - ary 22nd, .rclzool will clowe az' one o'cl0ck. Snow is funl Wlork progresses on the new gym. Alr. Gehringer arrives for hand practice. YV. Haherern and L. Hall hear a tall story from Carson. Nliss Bump chooses a hook. Richard Dodge takes a picture. Betty Dlakin sets off for a walk. Senior boys work out a problem. An evergreen can take itl Russ Daley goes into a dive. An aquatic star whips up the water. Ed Atkinson throws a basketball. Doris Peoples enjoys an apple. Richard Kinsey takes a candid camera shot. Page ,Y1'11f'Ky-fzfnc Page One Hz Leslie Holland, '59, Honorary Member ofthe Yearbook Staff. YEARBOCDK GOES TO PRESS MARCH FIRST Yearbook Shows Steady Growth NUMBER OF PAGES IJTERARY ADVERTHHNG MATERIAL MATERIAL TOTAL 1959 158 50 188 1958 105 25 158 1957 98 22 120 1956 ..... 102 14 116 1955 97 15 112 1954 105 15 120 1955 ,.... 90 15 105 1952 92 20 112 1951 97 51 128 1950 90 15 105 1929 69 16 85 1928 69 17 86 1927 71 21 92 1926 60 20 80 indrerl Edilor-in-Chief-1959-1940 BETTY POTTS'40 P , IRI: we 1235 .Ii 3 I ! fo----. 1 I 1 SIann'in-a.' I. NVeidman, P. Anderson, YV. Given, P. Kelley, B. Rogers, B. Roberts, M. Thompson, E. Nardin, R. Kinsey. Sealed: C. Bastian, Nl. Lee, V. Nlusselman. The Yearbook Literary Staff Fdffor, AIARY LEE fI.r,r1'.rlan! Fdflorm BETTY ROBEIITS ELEANOR NARDIN IWELVIN THOMPSON RICIIARID KINSEH' PHYLLIS ANDERSON CATHERINE BASTIAN Pubfllflfll, PATSY KELLEY Sporm li'n'1'for, IAY WEILJMAN Plzolography XVILLIAM GIVEN RICHARD KINSEY Secrelary HOH0fdl11f Jlember VIRGINIA MUSSELMAN Senior Clam Prefidenf, LESLIE HOLLAND Advzlrer, ELIZABETH I. PARSONS Page Une Hundred One Back Row: D. Parmelee, fllanagerg L. Holland, L. luliana, C. Mayo, Coach Isenberg, O. Meeklns, l. Buchanan I. Dalton, Spreng, Manager. Fran! Row: Hammond, Iuliana, L. Bartello, Co-Capfamg P. lsenberg Co Page Une Hundred T wo Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Ian. lan. lan. lan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Caplaing R. Bxrdsong, L. Hall. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fallsington QI-lomej ..............,..... . . . 17-N. School for Deaf and Dumb QHomel . . . . . 25-Camden Catholic CHomeD ....,.......... . . Nlerchantville QHomeD .... . . 29-Alumnl CHomej ,........ . . -Gloucester QAwayj. .... . . -Riverside QHomeD ..... . . -Burlington CAwayj ..... . . -Nlerchantville QAwayj .... .. -Palmyra CHomej ........ . . --Paulsboro QAwayD ..... . . -Mount Holly QHomeD. . . . . -Riverside QAwayD ...., . . -Gloucester fHomej .... . . --Burlington QHomej .... . . -Palmyra CAwa-yl .... . . -Paulsboro fHomeD .... . . LETTERHWEH Louis Bartello, Capiain Paul Isenberg Iames Iuliana Lawrence Hall Leslie Holland Iames Buchanan Csa Meekins lack Hammond Rudolph Birdsong Louis Iuliana Ioseph Dalton IUNIOR VARSITY Robert Hutcheson Charles Regan Charles Potje Iames Brown Nicholas Di Blasio Charles Repsher loseph Wondoloski FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Richard Reiss William Tiver Iohn Cecil Steward Maines William Locke Ioseph Di Blasio Robert Durand William Carey Warren Head Iack Kline Charles Pascale Thomas Mazza Daniel Riley Donald Belton Iohn Aldridge MANAGERS Ioseph Spreng Eugene Ross Raymond Workman Raymond Whitcraft Donald Parmalee Larry Atkinson Ralph Foell Albert Ward N. I. S. I. A. A. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS P. Isenberg March 9, Millville-Camden Convention Hall I. Iuliana Moorestown Opponents R. Birdsong 20 17 L. Bartello March 11, Palmyra-Camden Convention Hall L. Hall Moorestown Opponents 21 50 l l Page One Hundred Three W Lefl Side XII: I. Kelley, B. Keim, R. Barlcelew, G. Reis, D. Hunt. W. Given, Hall, A. Regottaz. Lqfi .fflzddle 41 A. XVard. W. Hadden, T. Solly, VV. Baker. Right .flliddle 171: Coach Swoyer. C. YVatson, I. Wilson, E. Potts, B Crey Rzzzjhl Side: F. Simon, R. Daley, Conklin. L. Osterlind, M. Dugan, D. Langdon, C. Morgan, H. McCrea Page One Hundred Four SWIMMING MEET RESULTS WON ........ 5 Lost ........ 2 Percentage ...... Moorestown Moorestown Moorestown Moorestown Moorestown Moorestown Moorestown ....47 ....46 ....55 ....44 ....40 ....32 ....52 VS. VS VS VS VS VS VS St. Thomas More H. Haddonfield H. S.. . . Merchantville H. S.. Haddon Heights H. S Audubon H. S. .... . . Collingswood H. S.. . Camden Vocational. . Total. . . .... 294 Total. . . . VARSITY LETTERS - Pointr S core d Robert Barkelew. .... 2 Russ Daley ....... . . 57 Maury Dugan .... . . 11 William Given. . . . 14 Frank Hallowell ..... . . 25 William Keim ..... . . 7 lack Kelley ..... . . 41 Richard Langdon. . . . . 61 Howard McCrea. . . . 57 Chester Morgan .... . . 52 Lars Osterlind .... Arthur Regottaz. George Reis. . . .. 6 . .. 6 .. 9 306 Coach Swo yer Page One Hundred Five c 1 .1 , . ' i . .nr . , A .N V.- V ..,, Dj! yi, ff 1 . JJ - . f 'y ' M 4 .1 ' ' , I 9 B 'k R 1: P. Lonff, E. Stroemel, H. Wright, H. Kile, P. Kelley, Bruner, D. Horn., F. Reim, F. Glokh, G. Whit- a o C, talfer, PLL Haherern, Coach Dutcher. Second Row: E. Shapely, V. Carroll, M. Baxley, D. Granvxlle, P. Kelley, R. Smith, A. Fitzgerald, R. Slocum. C. Aaronson. Finrf Row: R- Hipple, A- Nase, B. Kasper, A. Iohnson, D. Lynch. Page One Hu mired Six M. Bell, M. Newman, M. Thomas. GIRLS' SWIMMING SCHEDULE Play lla-W Cla... Alger.. Thursday, March 30 .... . . .Burlingtonh . . .... Thursday, March 9 Tlmrsday, April 5. ., ..,P..1myfa.. . ,.,. Tuesday, Ma.-Ch 14 Thursday, May 9. . . .... Merchantville.. . . . . .TueSd..y, March 21 VARSITY LETTERS VARSITY Virginia Slocum Iennie Beale Anna Zane, Caplain Mamie Lehto Shirley Ely Annetta Juliana Patsy Kelley Sue Andrews Doris Peoples Mary Keefe, Jlanager Helen YVright Virginia Musselman Y Dons Sullivan IUNIOR VARSITY Marianne Thomas Margaret Retter Vhlet Carroll 1 Helen Hanson Ruth Slocum 11,r.r1'.rlanl Jlanagenr Ethel Stmemel Virginia Edgar Dorothy Granville Ethel Pierson Bettv Kincaid Shirley Heinrich Eleanor Simkins Clover Aaronson Eleanor Gibson GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE PLAY DAYS Saturday, February 18 Saturday, March 4 Palmyra. ............. .... A way All Schools ....... . . Thursday, February 25 Tuesday, March 7 Mount Holly ,......., .... A way Riverside. ........ . . . Friday, February 24 Friday, March 10 Burlington .,...... . . .Home Pemberton. . . . . . . Back Row: R. Slocum, V. Edgar, S. Ely, H. XVright, Beale, M. Thomas, B. Kincaid, C. Aaronson, E. ,fffana-qer. .lfizidle Row: Dutcher, Coach, D. Peoples, D. Sullivan, P. Kelley, V. Musselman, V. Carroll, son, E. Stroemel, H. Hanson, E. Simkins, S. Heinrich, Jlanager. 1'T'0I1f Row: D. Granville, M. Lehto, V. A. Zane, A. luliana, M. Retter. Home .Away Home Gibson E. Pier: Slocum, A' Y I ' I .yi I Page Une Hundred bex en Q I ACKNOWLEDGMENTS May Ulmer Advertisements in this pro- Xiiglilllizizifilgney gram were obtained through the William Given efforts of the following seniors: Bob Rogers Edward Preis Doris Peoples Robert Williams lack Lichfield Page One Hurm'red lfzlqhl SENIOR CAST OF Dr. Halqqelf .................. Sufan Haggeli. . . dbh-if .......... Jlnr. Haggeif .... Hda Ha-qgefl ...i. lVarren Creamer. . . Tallanz' ........ . . Roxen .............. Jlaxwell Dauenporl.. . , . The Late Christopher Bean 14 Comedy In Three deff BY SIDNEY HOWAIZI7 George Mengel Emily Godfrey Melvin Thompson Mary Keefe Frank Aiello Edward Barlowo Elfa Godfrey PLHYxmf..C+. CHARACTERS .................IackCarson .... .... ...Anne Cunningham . . . .Marcelle.Gwalthney . . . .Mary lane Makin . . . .Florence Boudwin . . . .Thomas Bintliff . . . . . . .Lars Osterlind . , . . .William Iohnson . . . . .Leslie Holland 29, 30, 31, Hpril1 SYNOPSIS The dining room of the old Haggett house, not far from Boston. ACT I. Morning ACT II. Noon ACT III. Afternoon A painter named Christopher Bean had died in a New England village, leaving only a few dirty canvases to pay the doctor for his effort to heal. It was a mild sur- prise to Doctor Haggett and his family when an old friend of Bean's dropped in and paid Bean's old bill, and only took away a couple of pictures as mementoes. It was a bigger surprise when another old friend of Bean's turned up on a similar errand, and the biggest of all when a great New York art critic arrived to pay his respects to the memory of the dead artist. It was overwhelming when they learned that Christopher's daubs were worth a fortune. A mad scramble ensues. The Haggetts become hard, selfish, and ill-tempered, and it is Abby who ultimately holds them all in her power. Throughout the turmoil of the action there is always the lovable simplicity of Abby, to whom Chris- topher was an unmercenary memory of distant happi- ness. COMMITTEES STAGING ......... . .... ' .......... Co-Chairmen, Doris Wright, Dorothy Williams Helen McGann, Madeline Lombardi, Anna McCluskey, Fanny Neubauer, Robert Williams, Ioseph Moscatello, Charles Mayo, Edwin Preis, May Ulmer, LIGHTING ........, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .... MUSIC ......... PLAY DIRECTOR .... PROMPTER ..... .... BUSINESS MANAGER .... . . . .Ferdinand Watson, Iohn Schneider, Frank Fay . . . . .Art Department, Manual Training Department . . ......,. .. . ........ Lillian Ingram . . . . .Louise McCullough . . . . . .Betty Roberts . . . . . .Leslie Holland Page Ons I1'lAll!1ll't?d Nine r For all matters scientific February is the month Mr. Wible is the man to seef That brings the valentine. He has fully mastered physics We had a real one sent to us And has conquered chemistry. Who started worlc, without a fuss FILING EXPERTS Upon the completion of the filing course, given as part of the Secretarial and Office Prac- tice course, certificates are awarded by the American Institute of Filing. To quality the pupil must receive a grade of at least 90 per cent on a comprehensive exam- ination given by the Institute. The following qualified : Doris Bogart Rebecca Kozempel Grace Dunhour Mary McCluskey Alice Honer lane Rosenbaum Honorable mention: Marguerite Kelly lean Yaeger TYPING AWARDS Given hy Taylor Iiufin any School Secrelarial Praciice Inafrucfor, Elizabeth C. Shinn Robert Earl-Gold Pin. ..... 58 words a minute Ellen lVlcBridekSilver Pin. . .54 words a minute Page One Hundred Ten Yes, Mr. Laird is fine! When you and l put things away We're not too systematic. But finding things for these experts ls far from problematic. Gr duates Largest Class in Cl 5. ,, of the School Wm mmf sxssum TALENTED M BEING WQMEN mms mmm CLUBFQ11 vowm 'mu,osE YEAR fvmum LW! Of New omcnh as Entertgmed By Tom' A' we hmm? 'H AWARD ANY Type! of Vocal M rumental Dance Nu M km... YTQIG lnrggcsl. ACTIVITIES PLAY Lm.ZTii?f?J2n C!3XTll1I5'5l'7C9l'1'lQl 'Um 254721001 gALUMN F0 -HGH mu wma: an , Shown 'Sci Samoa STUDENTS 5 gn. H. GIRL SCOUT 3: nnnbumgu TODAY been will ' K uship, vamed t ne oinpunsmwn maybe SCG Page Une 1I11mfl'vJ1flr'vz'l1 Don't look now but we think it's spring, For the crocuses are up and the birds all sing And there's a very special look on these people's faces As they relax in the garden or have bicycle races. Page One Hundred Twelve We present here sportsmen Steve Who the discus likes to heave. Insurance Essay Contest Stokes Packard Houghton Smith Prizes: First .... .... S 15.00 Second.. . . .... 310.00 All Senior folks Know James M. Stokes. YOUTH WEEK APRIL 29, MAY 6 Chairman, EMILY BENNETT, '41 The Nutshell Dance was Just the thing To start Youth Week with A real swing! CITIZENSHIP DAY DEDICATION OF NEW GYMNASIUM May 3rd llay 4 TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS Paul 1senberg,1Pre.fidenf Qf .fllonffor Club, presiding Townahip Commifieeman Allen Nixon T ownirlujz Solicilor Walter Carson Cfzid fy' Palzke Iohn Bradshaw Girly' Worker Katherine Dunwoody Tax Collector Harry Barcklow Paul Isenberg, Ir. lack Carson Maurice Dugan Mary Lee Edward Atkinson GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROCESSION TO NEW BUILDING INVOCATION ............ Rev. Horace G. Wood ADDRESS .........,,....... Melvin Thompson, PreIria'eni qf Civic Club PRESENTATION OF MATERIAL TO PLACE IN CORNERSTONE Senior and Iunior High School Organizations LAYING OF CoRNERsToNE Mr. Hansell Lippincott, Pre.r1'a'eni Qf fhe Board Qf Educaiion STAR-SPANGLED BANNER BENEDICTION Page One Hundred T hirlcen VVHERE THEY PLAY Orchewlra Band Nov. Parents' Night Sept. Football Dec. Fathers' Night Oct. Games Ian. County Board of Education Din- NOV. F b ner' Mount Holly Oct. Hal1owe'en Parade e ' Iunlor Play May Music Festival March Senior Play M M . 1 D P d April ay emoria ay ara e May Music Festival May Public Speaking Contest Trumpet Quarlel lune Commencement Nov. Station WCAM Dec. Fathers' Night String Quaffff Dec. W. C. T. U. Dec. Fathers' Night F b - Pl Jan. county Council, P. T. A. Fib' lklngrchifch March Garden Forum, Moorestown Wo- Feb. Lutheran Church, Camden men s Club f , Ch h March Marlton, P. T. A. March Baptist I ure April County Supervisors' Association Marc: gt' Pauli: Church, Trenton Dinner Marc enior ay April Moorestown Home and School April i May Music Festival May Musie Festival ORCHESTRA MEMBERS A V,'01,',Lf C1ar,'ngf,,- B Flat Tenor Saxophone lohrl Aldridge Albert Repsher LaWl'eI1Ce Hall lack C-HPSOU lack Norcross Islam'-Y VEJOEI lack Baker Tromboneo emer 0 .e Many Ulmer Edward Burns Ioe Pasquarlello Harry Born Iohn Iames Hershey Virginia Edgar Iames Wilson William Hadden Barifonew Trumpetr Harry Pfhul R Earl Iohnson Harvey Brown Ruth Makin Eleanor Kellogg Catherine Graves Margaret Connell Iames Rahn Viola Betty Makin 'Cello Harriet Kile Dorothy Kellogg Mary Lee Page One Hundred Fourfeen Edwin Preis Robert Edgar Charles Mayo P Robert Barkelew Franklin Fort E Fla! dlfo Hormr Beverlee Olson Virginia Slocum Paul Allen lohn Adams Harry Tabachnick DFMIHJ Charles Rexon William Hess Bellr Mary Olsen Piano E Fla! Alto Saxophone ' Muriel Olson Sara Wonderland Marian Sheaffer Senior Qrclwestra Members fa? 1 ,Y Nliss lngram's hunclsg l'7l.0ll.l1J'.' YV. Hadden, Pasquariello, Carson, XV. Dome, YVilson IYl40l11.' B. Mzakirmg Pfmzo: M. Sheafferg Trumpel.r: R. Bzlrkelcw, C. Nluyo, E. Preis, R. Enlgarg Tl't7II1b0l1C.' YV. Dufiieldg Sa.x'opl1onf'.r.' L. Hall, NL Olsong c.Yl1l'l-l16l.I'.' Norcross, IW. Ulmer, A. Repsherg 'L'ello.r: IW. Lee, H. Kilo. Page Une llnmfrnl' Falun MUSIC FESTIVAL, May 5 quiidei the diiecfioii of F. Lillian Ingramb Light Cavalry Overture . .,......... .......... . .... ....... V 0 n Suppe? Voice of Spring ..............,...,.............., .,.,.......... S lrau.r.r Procession of the Sardar from Caucasian Sketches . . . ..,. Ippolilow-Iwanow Waltz for Strings. Invitation to the Dance . . . Selections from Show Boat Largo ....... Carmena ...... Long Long Ago . . Sweet and Low . . . . . ORCHESTRA BOYS' CHORUS FROM GRADE SCHOOL NO. 9 NOVELTY TOE TAP DANCE. . Prayer from Hansel and Greteln. . Nlght Divine .....,.......... Medley of Waltzes: Spring is in My Heart You Are Free ........ I'll See You Again . . One Kiss ........ My Hero ....... 41 1 Aura Lee ' ................ GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes .. . . :Sing Me a Chanteyn ...... 'Desert Song ..... BOYS' GLEE CLUB Toe Dance. . , ................ . In My Garden CSoprano Soloj . CATHERINE HAHN ........Vollcmann ........Webgr . . . .Jerome Kern . . . . fHandel . . . Wilma . . . Bayly . . . . lBarnby . . . .RUTH DUGAN . . . . .Humpcrdinck ... . . . .0fenbach . . . Woodin . . . .Jacobw . . .Coward . . . .Rombcrg . . . .Slrau.r.r ........Poullon . . . . .Englioh dir .. . . . Wcllwley . . . .Romberq .MARIAN SHEAFFER ............Fire.rtone Thanks Be to God ........... ..................... ..... D i ck.ron When De Banjo Plays . ......... .... .... W i Lron Selections from Musical Comedies: Song of the Vagabondsn ..... .... F rime I Love a Parade . ......... ...... A rlen Stout-hearted Men . . ,,,, Rambgrg Italian Street Song . . . . . .... . . .Herberi MIXED CHORUS Close Harmonies. . . ....... MARIAN DRUMMOND, HARRIBT KILE, CATHERINE HAHN accompanied by FRANK AIELLO GIRLS' TRIO In a Monastery Garden ........................ .... K clelbey Selections from Mighty Lak' A Rose .............. ..... N evin STRING QUARTET Processional March . . ..................... .... G uenfzel Poet and Peasant Overture Blue Danube ........... Flight of the Bumble Bee . . Selections. ............ . King Cotton March . . Page One Hundred Sixteen TRUMPET QUARTET BAND ......VonSupp6 ........,...Slrau.f.r . . . . .Rimmky-Koroakof . . . . Viclor Herbcrl .........SouJa MAY 10, 11, 12 One hundred fifty-two seniors on trip. ln smart new suits and pert Cha peaux, off to Washington we go Annapolis and Washington get set now, for here we come! Teacherm' Louise C. McCullough, Marian Rodney, Kathryn R. Swalm, George C. Baker, George A. Swoyer, Charles M. Wible. Lest we forget how The buildings loolr We've snapped these Our memory boolc. for But the joy of the trip- The Camaraderie- Will live in our hearts Through eternity. Page One Hun fred Yevcnlecn 1 Page One H unrlrea' Eighteen A7075 Swift sprinters, Swift sprinters, See how they run! See how they run! SQA!! HQ! 5 They all are off at the starter's gun And it is really more worlc than fun When they reach the final lap of the run. Swift sprinters. You alumni may sport diamonds now, We have a diamond, too. Ours spells Romance to some of us Tllouglv it may not to you. Wllen our brave batters and llome-run kings Step up to tire plate Tlrere's a feminine flutter On the sidelines Of hearts about to break. Q1 S 10097 ...Jin - Page One IIum1'red Nineleen VHRIETY SHOLU, fT1HY '26, 27 General Chairman .... . . .... Emily F. Daniels fllaxler of Ceremonief ..........,............ ..... .... P a ul Isenberg 59 THE FIRST DRESS SUIT A COMEDY IN ONE ACT by Rane! flledcraft Teddy Hardz'ng, seventeen years young .......,........ .......... I rwin Fry fllnr. Hardz'ng, his mother .... Q ...... .... D oris Wright Beiiy Harding, his older sister. . .4.. Mary Ellsworth Johnny Drake, her fiance .... .... H arris Fister Coach .................. ,.... G ertrude E. Davis SWING BAND MEMBERS . Edwin Preis Lawrence Hall Robert Barkelew lack Baker As you can easily understand . The one-act play and the gay swing band Edward Burns Muriel Olson Highlighted the Variety Show Chester Morgan May Ulmer Which with music and magic was aglow George Protich Ieanne Morgan CSingerj A William Iohnson, Leader PUBLIC SPEHHIHG CCDDTEST, JUNE 3 1954 .... 1955 .... 1956 ..i. 1957 .... 1958 .... 1959 .... Page 0ne Hundred Twenlu Direclor, Mary E. Roberts Wz'nnerJ in Recenzf Yearf . . . .Marjorie Lyons i . . . .Ann Fountain . . . .Dorothy Byers . . . .Catharine Call . . . .Marie Cunningham ? We leave you the joy of filling in The names for 'thirty-nine. Press date won't let us report them But we're sure they will be fine! William Doert George Schaefer Robert Evans Douglas Christy Iack Madara 'I ppU'v' Back Row: Moscatello, fllanagery W. Carey, D. Truitt, L. Gray, S. Repsher, R. Dodge, D. Belton, I. Blythe, Jlanager. Third Row: R. Flammer, A. Kitchner, L. Warrington, O. Meekins, M. Finkle, I. Spreng, YV. Hadden, I. McGhee, C. Clements, C. Berry, R. Hutcheson. Second Raw: L. Iuliana, Locke, G. Hagan, I. Weideman, D. Hunt, E. Atkinson, C. Morgan, E. Paetz, Kline, P. Taggart. Front Row: E. Maguire, H. Brown, Pascale, W. McCarth , S. Lefczik, B. Stables, R. Wynne, F. Steiner. flbmenifrom Picture: P. McQuaide. H. McCrea, L. Holland, R. iilohwald, E. Iohnson, D. Riley, R. Birdsong, S. Iohnson, E. Gross. R. West, W. Divins, I. Wilson, G. Reis, E. Preis, G. Mengel, T. Sanford, S. Maines, R. Corriden, Aldridge, A. Murray, T. Bergin. TRHCH SCHEDULE Apr. 28-Penn Relays Apr. 29-Penn Relays May 5-Triangular Meet at Collingswood May 6-University of Delaware May IC-Haddonfield fHomeD May 15-Group 5 League Meet at Paulsboro May 17hAudubon fAwayj May 20-South Iersey Group 5 Meet at Collingswood May 24-Woodbury QHomeD May 27-Burlington County Meet at Burlington Page One Hunrlrea' Twemfy-one '. L' kr . .B 14 If ' Q P4 J I' Il , L 5 y J, H Y I , . I N 6 'J ' I V .I L, A '. vi LL' 'A l 'LL' 1' n V .5 gy K 'V lx fy I' ' X. ' ' f L' 1' i ' lg Xxx, I Mg ' 2 Y, - W gl f , . r Hawk Row: D. Peoples, Pl. Keele, V. Slocum, E. Kellogg, Pl. Reiter, f.w0t1t'll Duteher. Fran! Row. A. Zane, R. Slocum, P. Kelley, Xveiforcl. xx H. Fister, Kelley, XV. Smith, T. -Dugah, R. Barlcelew, R. YVeif0rcl, L. Holland. YV. Hess, M Henkel, R. Derlin. Page Une Humired Twenly-Iwo yffiiijixailigififf Ky N 1 J K' 43 lfronl Row: F. Simon, Al. Thompson, H. Y illson, G. Brown, F. Mollo, .I.r.rf.rlanI .Ilan agen' Powell, Uarvahqer. Seromf Row: E Iohnson, C. Regan: H- HOI't0I1. ll Fiflllll. XV. lohnson, F. Schultz, L. Balcely, P. lse berg. Bark Row: Coavfl Swoyer, li Aiello, A. Regottaz, G. Seclcel, R. Baker, B lVlaClVlullen, A. Tiver, G. Patterson. f A V 4-,., ,aff X T' if . Bark Raw: Rooney, F. Potie. Jlzlfi1'le Raw: Wbndoloski, WT. Smith. Bobb, YV. Carey. 1 ronl Raw: Longstreet, P. lsenberg, Kelley, Cecil, R. Harris. 1'-'li Jllll Ie STATE TOURNAMENT Yvoodrow Xvilson vs. Audubon Play 26-Qualifying, XVoodcrest Nloorestown vs. Haddonfield lune 2fFinal, Asbury Park Vocational vs. Haddon Heights Nlerchantville, Bye 1939 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr. l8gMoorestown Friends Home Apr. 20-Alerchantville ..... Home Apr. 25-Paulsboro. ........ Home Apr. 28-Burlington ......,. Away Nlay 5+LVlerchantville ...., Away Ma y 9- Gloucester ...., Nlay l2fPaulsboro. Nlay I6 Nla y l 93 Burlington ....,... PillIT15'I'il. . Home Away Home Ayvfly Nlay 22+Palmyra ,... Home Nlay 23-Riverside. . . Home Nlay 26-Gloucester ,.,..,.. Away Iune 2-Riverside .,......, Away lune 5-Peirce School. ..,.. Home GOLF SCHEDULE .llay I Moorestown vs. Audubon Vocational vs. Yvoodrow Xvilson Haddon Heights vs. Alerchautville Haddonfield, Bye 4,111-Il A' Vocational vs. Audubon Haddon Heights vs. lvoodrow lvilson Haddonfield vs. Nlerchantville Nloorestown, Bye ,llay 15 Haddon Heights vs. Audubon Haddonfield vs. Xvoodrow Nvilson Nloorestown vs. MCl'L'llilIltX'lllC Vocational, Bye .llahzf IA' Haddonfield vs. Audubon lVlerchantville vs. Xvoodrow lvilson Nloorestown vs. Vocational Haddon Heights, Bye .llay 22 Nloorestown vs, XVoodrow XVilson Vocational vs. lVlercl'1antville Haddon Heights vs. Haddonfield Nlerchantville, Bye .llay 25 Nlerchantville vs. Audubon Moorestown vs. Haddon Heights Vocational vs. Haddonfield Woodrow VVilson, Bye Page Une Hum1're1! Twerzly-Ihrfe VIUTSHELL HDD YEHRBOOH HUJHRDS Lilerary Sfajf Mary Otto, '59 Mary Lee, '59 Marian Sheatfer, '59 Eleanor Nardin, '59 Betty Potts, '40 Betty Roberts, '59 lay Weidman, '59 Richard Kinsey, '40 Edward Paetz, '40 William Given, '59 Marguerite Kelly, '59 Virginia Musselman, '59 Madeleine Cloran, '41 Bu.fz'ne.r.r Slaj' lack Waldis, '59 Mary McCluskey, '59 Ann Cunningham, '59 Doris Peoples, '59 9 Celeste Evans, '59 Mary Berger, '40 Mary Keefe, '59 Celia Tolotta, '40 Pauline Riley, '40 Dorothy Wilby, '41 Betty Daley, '40 lean Porter, '41 Donald Belton, '42 1939-1940 HUTSHELL STHFF Liierary Siaf Ea'i!or-in-Chief, Richard Kinsey, '40 d.f.fz'.rIani Edifora' Virginia Boun, '40 Betty Kincaid, '41 Ioyce Blessing, '42 Cto he chosenl '45 Liierary Ediionf ' Clara Bright, '40 Louise Kendall, '42 Photographer, Richard Dodge, '41 Puhliciiy, Phyllis Anderson, '41 Sportf Edilor, Edward Paetz, '40 d.f.fLirz'ani.r i Sara Hannon, '41 Betty French, '42 Iolin Aldridge, '41 Page One Hundred Twenlyjour Reporienr Senior Miriam Hadden Irwin Fry A William Herman Junior Virginia Beyer Madeleine Cloran Evans Hillman Sophomore Ted Sanford Ruth Slimm Gordon Walker Fremhman CTO be appointed, Liierary Secreiariem Mildred Earl, '40 Irene Kraemer, '40 BllJ'L'l'l e.r.r Siaj' Bu.fL'ne.f.r llanagenr Pauline Riley, '40 Betty Daley, '40 Circulafion fllanagenr lean Porter, '41 Dorothy Wilby, '41 FINAL EXAMS JUNE 1 A L G. E B R A MAY 29 W 0 R L D H I S T 0 R Y Adventures in L A T I N English Literature o JUNE Y JUNE 3 On the thirtieth of every May School closes for Memorial Day. IUNIOR PROM EXHIBITION RECIPE Jane 2 For a Good Time on Jane 2 Deparfmen! Spond-or A successful Iunior Prom calls for Home Economlcw. . ..... Madge Terwilliger The following things: a gay decor, D A fine Swing band' and Pretty girls dn' ............. , . .Margaretta Smith With smart new frocks and perfumed curls' . ' I T ' ' .... ..... R h d N And for a real party-the life of it- Hamm! raining lc ar Oyes Our Moorestown boys with their charm and wit. A dinner prepared from soup to nuts, HEADS OF COMMITTEES Dresses fashioned in the latest style, D o a ' ............... .. ' ' - - - - ec r hom' ' Marlorle Brown Drawings, paintings, linoleum cuts- Orchemfra.. . ....... Russ Daley Final result Oflmany a trial, Arrangemeniw .... ..... H arry Tabachnick Wogdwgrk, too, of every 'design Faculty Chairman ....... Louise C. McCullough In cedar, Oak, maple and pine- Page One Hundred Twentyjive Hzzgh School Principal WEYIK HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY BLAIR BECHTEL PEARL BILL RUTH E. BUMP EMILY F. DANIELS GERTRLIDE E. DAVIS M. DEBORAH DEACON I. BENNETT DIEROLF GREGORY I. EGNER CAROLINE T. HAAS LESTER S. HESS LOUIS F. LAIRD LOUISE C. MCCULLOUGH ELIZABETH I. PARSONS RICHARD POLLACK MARIAN RODNEY Page 0ne Hundred Twenly-.rix FLORENCE E. SHARP ELIZABETH C. SHINN MARJORIE V. SMILEY NORMAN S. STEINMEYER KATHRYN R. SWALM GEORGE A. SWOYER CHARLES W. WIBLE Spechzl T eachenr GERTRUDE L. DUTCHER F. LILLIAN INGRAM PAUL H. ISENBERG ENOLA MORGAN RICHARD NOYES MARGARETTA SMITH MADGE TERWILLIGER ..,.... L. Back Row: R. Collins. R. Earl, L. Holland, L. Hall, YV. Given, E. Atkinson, L. Osterlind. Third Row: M. Thomp- son, A. Wynne, M. Otto, B. Roberts, D. Peoples, I. Conklin. Serena' Row: A. Kerber, A. Honor, Wyman, E. Nardin, B. Makin. Fran! Row: M. Lee, Weidman. HONOR GROUP 1. MARY LEE 2. IAY WEIDMAN 5. MELVIN THOMPSON 4. EDWARD ATKINSON 5. ALMA WYNNE 6. LESLIE HOLLAND 7. RUTH COLLINS 8. ELEANOR NARDIN 9. ALICE HONER ., 10. MARY OTTO ROBERT EARL LAURENCE HALL WILLIAM GIVEN DORIS. PEOPLES ADELE KERBER LARS OSTERLIND BETTY ROBERTS BETTY MAKIN JEAN WYMAN IAMES CONKLIN Page 0ne Hundred Twmly-Jzven Ynl - - QP, J M wy 'lllaffuffy ll f Iune C. Aaronson YA, Q Y I A. Mary Bailey Frank Nic Ain-:mm Edward H. Atkinson George Armstrong Helen Elizabeth Atkins lean Elizabeth Armstrong SL Robert B. Barkelew ' Rudolph Birdsong Edward Barlow Thomas W. Bintlift' A 2 Doris M. Beale Harry E. Bingham 'O' M -1'W'1-'- .4 ,VM 1 , Gloria R. Bernjingfjfx ,,4Ft '1 1 J nn' 'll Wesley Bishop 1 ' J- In Laura A. Brooks Ethel E. Blessing Q. A- ' y , ,U Florence May Boudwin Doris Eleanor Bogart! Pearl Anna Bosy . ' Harry Boren Atkinson, Arins,G.Armstrong,Az1ron- Bingham, Birdsong. Beale, Barkelew, Blessing. Bogart, Bosy, Brooks son, Amstrong, Aiello, Bailey. Berardy, Bintlii'l', Barlow. Bouclwin, Boren. l Thomas Brown Hclcn Al. Clark Icanne Bruyncll Ruth Cliamlzcrs Helen Amanda Butler lack Carsmln , Loretta F. Carexy ',. ' 'qv f-5,,,'-I fy ri' Russell Clevengm- -. :I Z.. A . , x I . Z if rl, L H loc Dalton Ruth Collins lk- ' , V '- if l A. Bcalricc Cunningliam Iamcs H. Conklin' ' Anne Cecilia Cunningliam Frances C. Corrigan Lauren Dickson Rolicrt Earl Iohn R. Di Vielro Grace lf. Uunliour Xverner Dolde Alaurice A. Dugan, Ir. Yvarren George Dullield Clevengcr, Corrigan, Collins, Conklin, own, Carew, Butler, Chambers, A. Qwllllllillgllilvlll, B. Cunningham, Dickson, Dulliclal, Dugan, Uunliour Llark, Bruyncll, Larson. Dalton, Earl, Di Yiciro. -4-fn ,.. ' . A, I uf' : 'lui' 1 ' X, . H s.-sf ,HY , , p ' , 'l S 3 f hert Thomson Edgar Lucy Virginia French Dorothea Ruth Ensign Clark O. Fountain Celeste Evans Helen Fitzgerald Mary Ruth T. Fallows Eleanor Friel 4 Iessie Anna Godfrey Harry W. Fry x , 1 Emily Marie Godfrey Helen George Elfa B. Godfrey x ' XNilliam F. Given . s- .,-.'v,-ANY., I Virginia L. 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Pinto ' J 4,11 il Elmer Quann fo J ff,,Q7tguJ-9JFra1'l'l2'CtfalTles Potjep 9' Edwin Ernest Preis V Louisa Gertrude Potje Arthur N. Regottaz Howard Rockhill Albert Wesley Repsher, Ir. Betty L. Roberts v - Charles K. Repsher George F. Rizer F 1 . Alargaret Al. Retter eco, Ostcrllnd, Otto, Pearson, Olson, Rahul, Uuunn, l . Potje, Peoples, L. Payne, Pasquariello. P Potje, Preis. Rolwcrts, Regotiaz, Rettcr. fir f'fi' 10:7-1 my-2, ,gif z- - R if I . C. Bobb Rogers I I M J F' Iohn Schneider Carol Roman Dlary Alice SL?l'lEtChil' Iane A. Rosenbaum Minnie Grace Sammaritano 68+-..Q,Yx.'xs x.. .. Q 1 A - L Frank N. Russo ro-A-. -3 A Ag., s, ., Le-:M 'A' . ., kvXxg.' l Cathehrine Ann Serratche Iohn Steinmeiz Dlarian W. Sheaffer Ioseph Spreng Olive Shampine Iohn T. Smith Helen Sherf :lmelicr Iohn Bradford Stetson Helen Irene Stroble 'Alfred Tiver lllelvin Leroy Thompson Ethel Stroemel IW. Eleanor Thompson Iennie R. Terranova , Rogers, Ro man, Russo. Serrzlforc, SlClI1l'IlBlZ,Sl'1iH'TlPlIlC,Sl'l1ll.ll, Termnovn,Tivcr, Strolmlc, Bl. Thomp 'lmeialeix Rosenlnaium, Suninmriiaino. Sheufler, Spreng, Sherl. son, lf. Thompson, Stetson, Slrocmcl y , wb' 4! ' ,,r 1' vw 1' r f aff' Q P Diarguerite V. Twomey 1 If..-'L ' Betty B. W'alters E. .May Ulmer fff' 'J tt4,LaCk YVardell Yvaldis Dlildred Vannctta Frank Iosepfglvogt . A ' rl' ', Paul L. Vavolo ,,..,' I- A .f,.. '1,'.1' '45, Richard A. Nvarrick Dorothy H. Yvilliams Ferdinand N. VVatson Nlarian E. YVheeler lay George VVeidman Beatrice K. VVest Richard Xveiford Yvuldis, Vzmnetta, Twomey, Ulmer, Xveitbrcl, Yvatson. Xvheeler, XVillian1s, XV11lt'3I'S, Vfwvlo, VOQY- Xvest, Xveidman, Vlnrrick. q.Q.,,U2Uu-- Robert Bernard VVilliams Betty E. YVurst Harry A. Wqllson , Doris C. Xvright Iames Lawrence VVilson Raymond XVorkman Ruth Elizabeth Yvurst Anna IW, Zane lean VVyman YVilliam Yusk Alma Yvynne lean L. Yeager R. Xvurst, Wqlson, Yvorkman. B. Xvursf, Yvright, NVillson, Yvilliams. Zane, XV-yman, Yusk, NVynne, Yeager. SENIOR NAME ADDRESS COURSE IUNE C. AARONSON .... General FRANK NICK AIELLO .... General GEORGE ARMSTRONG. . . Commercial IEAN ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG. . . Commercial HELEN ELIZABETH ATKINS.. . Commercial EDWARD H. ATKINSON .... Classical A. MARY BAILEY. . . Commercial ROBERT B. BARKELEW. . . Scientific EDWARD I. BARLOW. . . Scientific DORIS M. BEALE. . . Commercial GLORIA R. BERARDY. . . General HARRY E. BINGHAM.. . . Scientific THOMAS W. BINTLIFF. . . Commercial RUDOLPH BIRDSONG .... Commercial WESLEY BISHOP. . . General ETHEL E. BLESSING.. . . Commercial DORIS ELEANOR BOGART.. . . Commercial HARRY BOREN.. . General PEARL ANNA BOSY.. . Commercial FLORENCE MAY BOUDVVIN.. General LAURA A. BROOKS. . . General THOMAS BROWN .... General IEANNE BRUYNELL. . . General Pqqe One Hundred Thirly-ezlghl ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Latin Club, I, Glee Club, I, French Club, II, Attendance Certificate, I, III, Hockey, III, IV, Camera Club, IV. Boys' Chorus, I, Civic Club Representative, I, II, French Club, II, Bus Monitor, III, Sportsman's Club, III, Baseball, I, II, III, IV, Lunchroom Monitor Department Head, IV. Golf, II, IV, Sportsman's Club, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Camera Club, II. Class Secretary, I, II, IV, Attendance Certificate, I, II, Latin Club, I, II, III, Senatus, III, Track, II, III, IV, Civic Club Representative, IV, Football, IV, French Club, IV, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, IV , Honor Group. Swimming, III, IV, Hockey, IV. Band, I, II, III, IV, Crchestra, II, III, IV, Camden County Orchestra, III, Band, III, Camera Club, III, Tennis, IV, Trumpet Quartet, III, IV, Swimming, IV. Civic Club Representative, I, II, Class Secretary, III, Monitor Club Department Head, IV, Basket- ball, IV. f Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Attendance Certificate, II, III, Assembly Monitor, IV, Bus Monitor, IV. Senior Play. Track, I, II, III, Football, II, III, IV, Basketball, III, IV. Camera Club, IV. . Glee Club, II, III, IV, Civic Club Award, II, Monitor Club, IV. Monitor, IV. Honor Certificate, I, II, Civic Club Representative, I, II, III, IV. Glee Club, I, II, III, IV, French Club, II, Latin Club, II, III, Civic Club Representative, III, Monitor Club, IV, Camera Club, IV, Senior Play. Basketball, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Assembly Monitor, II, Camera Club, III, Hockey, IV, French Club, IV. Pa-ne One Hundrerl Thirty-nine NAME ADDRESS COURSE HELEN AMANDA BUTLER .... General LORETTA F. CAREXV. . . Classical IACK CARSON.. . , ScientiHc RUTH CHAMBERS. . . Scientific HELEN M. CLARK .... Commercial RUSSELL CLEVENGER. . . Scientific RUTH COLLINS .... Scientific IAMES H. CONKLIN. . . Scientific FRANCES C. CORRIGAN ..... Commercial ANNE CECILIA CUNNINGHAM .... Classical A. BEATRICE CUNNINGHAM. . Commercial IOE DALTON ....... General IOHN R. D1 VIETRO .... Commercial WERNER DOLDE .... Scientific WARREN GEORGE DUFFIELD General MAURICE A. DUGAN, IR.. . . General GRACE E. DUNHOUR. . . Commercial ROBERT EARL ........... General ROBERT THOMSON EDGAR.. . Scientific DOROTHEA RUTH ENSIGN. . . Scientific CELESTE EVANS.. . Commercial MARY RUTH T. FALLOWS. . Commercial HELEN FITZGERALD. . . Commercial CLARK O. FOUNTAIN. . . Scientific Page One Ilundred Forzfy ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Bible Club, I, II, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, II, Monitor Club, IV. Latin Club, I, III, IV, French Club, IV. Nulrhell Reporter, I, II, Attendance Certificate, I, II, Boys' Chorus, I, II, IV, String Trio, I, II, III, Quartet, IV, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, State Orchestra, II, French Club, II, III, Iunior Play, Band, III, IV, State Chorus, III, Camden County Orchestra, III, Mixed Chorus, IV, Monitor Club De- partment Head, IV, The Maker of Drearn.r,' Senior Play. Glee Club, I, II, IV, Latin Club, I, II, Treasurer, II, Christmas Play, IV. Attendance Certificate, I. Monitor, IV. N utfhell Business Staff, I, II, Attendance Certificate, II, Honor Certificate, II, III: Honor Group. Sportsman's Club, II, IV, Christmas Play, IV, Swimming, IV, Honor Group. N ublzell Business Staff, III, Camera Club, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, Honor Certificate, I, II. N ufwlzell Reporter, I , Treasurer, II, Latin Club, I, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Nuirfzell Business Staff, III, IV, Award, IV, Camera Club, II, IV, Senior Play. Attendance Certificate, I, III, Camera Club, IV. Class Secretary, I , Basketball, II, III. Traffic Monitor, I , Civic Club Representative, I, Student Protective Court, I, Interscholastic Penman- ship Award, I, II, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, III, Mixed Chorus, IV. Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Boys' Chorus, II, IV, String Trio, II, III, Quartet, IV. Orchestra, II, III, IV, Band, II, III, IV, Bus Monitor, IV. Swimming, I, IV, Sportsman's Club, II, III, Nuirhell Reporter, IV. Camera Club, II, III: Typing Award, IV, Honor Group. Band, I, II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV, French Club, III, Camden County Orchestra, III, Trumpet Quartet, III, IV. Latin Club, I, II, Assistant Manager of Swimming Team, II, III, Manager, IV, Camera Club, II, III, French Club, II, III, N Ldirlzell Staff, III, Iunior Play, Bible Club, IV, Monitor, IV. Glee Club, II, Camera Club, II, Secretary, II, French Club, IV, N ufmhell Business Staff, III, IV, Year- book Advertising Staff, III, N uffhell Award, III, IV. Glee Club, II, III, IV, Variety Show, III, Iunior Play, Mixed Chorus, IV. fr Football, III, IV, Iunior Play, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III. Page Une Hundred Forty-one NAME ADDRESS COURSE LUCY VIRGINIA FRENCH. . . Scientific ELEANOR FRIEL. . . Commercial HARRY W. FRY. . . Scientific HELEN GEORGE. . . Commercial WILLIAM F. GIVEN. . . Classical ELFA B. GODFREY .... Scientific EMILY MARIE GODFREY. . . Scientific IESSIE ANNA GODFREY .... General VIRGINIA L. GRAUBART.. . . Commercial RUTH GREENWOOD. . . General MARCELLE GWALTHNEY. . . Scientific WENDELL HABERERN .... Classical WILLIAM HADDEN. . Scientific GEORGE HAGAN. . . General MARION S. HAGELGANS ....... Scientific CATHARINE MAGDALEN HAHN. . . Commercial LAWRENCE P. HALL, JR.. . . Classical WALTER HART .... General MARGARET HENKEL .... Commercial CHARLES I. HILL .... .... C ommercial RUTH ALEXANDER HIPPLE .... Scientific ROBERT HOHWALD. . . General LESLIE HOLLAND. . . Classical ALICE M. HONER. . . Commercial Page Une Hundred Pbrly-Iwo ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Bible Club, I, II, IV, Glee Club, I, II, IV, Monitor Club, II, III, IV, Monitor Club Award, II, French Club, II, III, Latin Club, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Latin Club, I, II, III, Senatus, II, Honor Certificate, I, II, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, Civic Club Repre- sentative, II, French Club, II, III, IV, Swimming, III, IV, Iunior Play, We, The People, Minuet, Camera Club, II, III, IV, President, III, Vice-President, IV, Monitor Club Department Head, IV, Yearb ook AssistantPhotography Editor, III ,Photography Editor, IV, Nul.rhellAward, IV , Honor Group, Sewing Award, I, Bible Club, IV, Head of Hall Patrol, IV. Honor corfiaoofo, II, Assembly Monitor Head, Iv. Athletic Council, II, IV: Hockey, III, Iv. Hockey, IV, swimming, Iv. Gloo Club, I, II, 111, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV. Glee Club, I, Attendance Certificate, I, French Club, II, Camera Club, II, III, Swimming, II, Junior Play, Monitor, IV, Editor of M. H. S. Scrapbook, IV, Senior Play. Boys' Chorus, I, Latin Club, II, French Club, II, III, IV, Camera Club, III, IV, Monitor Club Depart- ment Head, IV. Boys' Chorus, I, Assistant Manager of Baseball Team, II, Orchestra, III, IV, Camera Club, II, IV: Vice-President, IV. Track, I, II, III, Swimming, II, III, Football, III, IV, Civic Representative, III. Variety Show, I, II, III, Attendance Certificate, II, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Monitor Club, IV. Attendance Certificate, II, Band, II, III, IV, We, The People, Orchestra, IV, Monitor Club Department Head, IV, Basketball, IV, Honor Certificate, II, Honor Group. Sportsman's Club, II, IV, Attendance Certificate, II. Interscholastic Penmanship Award, I, Attendance Certificate, II. Attendance Certificate, II, III. V French Club, II, IV, Latin Club, II, Swimming, III, IV, Manager of Tennis Team, III. Attendance Certificate, I, II, Track, I, II, III, IV. Attendance Certificate, II, Track,.II, III, IV, Cheerleader, II, III, IV, Nutfhell Business Staff, III, Iunior Play, Civic Club Representative, III, We, The People, Class President, III, IV, Senior Play , Christmas P'lay, IV, Basketball, IV, Honor Certificate, II, III, IV, Honor Group. French Club, II , Civic Club Representativejll, I'I'I-, Attendance Certificate, III, Honor Certificate, I, II, Honor Group. ' Page One H unzlrerl Forly-lhrgg NAME ADDRESS COURSE KENNETH HORNER .... General DAVID K. HUNT. . . Scientific PAUL ISENBERG. . . Scientific WALLACE IACKSON .... General LILLIAN IOHNSON. . . Commercial 'THOMAS STEPHEN IOHNSON. . Scientific 'WILLIAM IOHNSON. . . General 'SHIRLEY GRACE JOHNSTON. . . Scientific ANNETTA IULIANA. . . Commercial IAMES N. IULIANA. . Scientific ROBERT A. KACY. . . Commercial VIOLA G. KAIPAINEN. . . Commercial BARBARA KASPER. . . Scientific MART' DORIS KEEEE. , . Scientific PATSY KELLEY ......,. Scientific MARGUERITE T. KELLY. . . Commercial ADELE LOUISE KEREER. . . Commercial HARRIET BEATRICE KILE. . . Scientific DICK KLINE. . General JAMES LEE KOCK ...... Agriculture REBECCA E. KOZEMPEL. , , Commercial ROBERT KRUEGER. . . General DICK LANGDON. . . General EMMA M. LEDERER. . . Commercial Page One Hundred Ifarfyjour ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Cheerleader, II, III, IV, Baseball, III. Track, III, Swimming, III, IV. Orchestra, I, Band, I, Class President, I, Civic Club Treasurer, I, Latin Club, I, Senatus, I, Basket- ball, I, II, III, IV, Honor Certificate, II, French Club, II, Silver Athletic Award, II, Gold Athletic Award, III, Golf, II, III, Baseball, II, III, Camera Club, III, Football, I, II, III, IV, Captain, III, Monitor Club President, III, IV. French Club, II, Honor Certificate, II. French Club, II, Class President, II, Football, II, III, IV, Track, II, III, IV, Student Court, II, III, IV, Athletic Council, III. Baseball, I, II, III, IV, Class President, III, Cheerleader, II, III, IV, Senior Play. Civic Club Representative, I, Latin Club, I, II, Glee Club, I, II, French Club, II, iVu!.rhell Reporter, II, III, IV, Assembly Usher, IV. Operetta, I, Basketball, I, II, III, Hockey, I, II, III, IV, Swimming, II, Variety Show, III. Band, I, II, III, Orchestra, II, Basketball, II, III, IV, Football, III, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, Nutrfzell Literary Staff, II, Swimming, II, III, Hockey, III, IV. French Club, II, IV, Latin Club, II, Swimming, III. Glee Club, I, Latin Club, I, Civic Club Representative, I, Hockey, I, II, III, IV, French Club, II- Assistant Manager of Tennis Team, II, III , Cheerleader, III, IV, Assistant Manager of Girls' Bas- ketball Team, III, Manager, IV, Variety Show, III. , Glee Club, I, Latin Club, I, Swimming, I, II, III, Captain, II, III, Camera Club, II, III, IV, French Club, III IV, Hockey, III, IV, Cheerleader, III, IV, Yearbook Staff, IV, Christmas Play, IV, Basketball, IV. Attendance Certificate, III, Nuhrlzell Literary Secretary, IV, Award, IV. 1 Glee Club, 11, III, IV, Mixed chorus, IV, Honor Group I All-State Orchestra, I, II, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Camden County Orchestra, I, II, III, Glee Club, II III, IV, Latin Club, II, String Trio, II, 'Cello Trio, III, Mixed Chorus, IV. Tennis, I, II, III, French Club, II, Football, II, III, IV. I Agriculture Club, I, II, III, Vice-President, IV, 'State Agriculture Judging Team, III. Attendance Certificate, II, Assembly Usher, IV. Civic Club Award, I, Sportsman's Club, II, W e, The People, Agriculture Club, IV. Swimming, I, II, III, IV, Track, II, III, IV, Football, III, IV, Class Treasurer, III, Vice-President, IV, Civic Club Representative, IV, Athletic Council, IV. Attendance Certificate, II. .Q Vis S A 'A Page One Hundred Forlyzive NAME ADDRESS COURSE MARX' HELEN LEE. . . MAMIE ORVOKI LEHTO. . . IOHN LICKFIELD .... RUTH A. LIEBEL ..,. IGHN LINK. . . MADELINE LOMBARDI. . . MARGARET ANN LYNCH. . IEANNIE MACDOUGALL. . . ELIZABETH MAKIN. . . MARY JANE MAKIN. . . NELSON MARSHALL .... CHARLES MAYO. . . ELLEN MCBRIIJE .... ANN M. MCCLUSKEY. . . MARY DTCCLUSKEY .... HELEN M. MCGANN ...... GEORGE FREDRICK MENGEL ALVIN L. MILLER .... MARY GEORGINE MILLIKEN CHESTER D. MORGAN.. . . MARTIN LOEGE MORITZ. . . IOSEPH MOSCATELLO .... DORIS ELIZABETH MUSE. . . HOWARD ARNOLD MUSE. .. Classical Scientific Scientific General ScientiHc Commercial Commercial Classical Classical Scientific Scientific General Commercial Classical Commercial Classical Scientific Commercial Commercial General General Scientific General Agriculture Page Une I1 undred Forly-.fix ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Latin Club, I, III, IV, Bible Club, II, IV, Swimming, I, II, Glee Club, I, II, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Orchestra, II, III, IV, 'Cello Trio, III, W e, The People, Minuet, Freshman-Sophomore Chorus, N utflzell Staff, II, Award, II, III, IV, Literary Prize, I, Civic Club Representative, III, String Trio, III, Quartet, IV, French Club, III, IV, State High School Chorus, III, Subscription Sales Prize, IV, Yearbook Sports' Editor, III, Editor-in-Chief, IV, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, IV, Valedictorian. Latin Club, I, II, Basketball, II, III, IV, Hockey, II, III, IV, Athletic C ounc il, III. Football, III, IV, Bus Monitor Head, IV, Civic Club Representative, IV. French Club, IV, Christmas Play, IV. Boys' Chorus, I, Stamp Club, I, Sportsman's Club, II, French Club, IV. Attendance Certificate, II, III. Latin Club, II, III, Camera Club, III, Treasurer, III, IV, Civic Club Representative, II. Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Bible Club, IV, President, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Honoi' Group. Latin Club, I, III, Camera Club, III, IV, Glee Club, III, Nulwhell Reporter, I, Bible Club, IV, Secre- tary, IV, French Club, IV, NuiJhell Literary Prize, IV, Senior Play. Monitor Club, I, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV. Track, II, III, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Band, II, III, IV, Bus Monitor, IV, Tennis, IV, Basketball, IV. Glee Club, III, Typing Award, IV. Latin Club, I, II, III, Swimming, I, Hockey, IV. Nulwlzell Business Secretary, IV, Award, IV. Latin Club, I, II, III, IV. Track, III, Assistant Manager, III, Manager of Football Team, IV, Manager of Swimming Team, IV. Attendance Certificate, I. Camera Club, IV. ' Swimming, I, II, III, IV, Track, II, III, Football, III, IV, Athletic Council, II, III, IV. Football, I, II, III, IV, Track, I, II, III. Attendance Certificate, I, II, Monitor Club Department Head, IV, Camera Club, IV. Operetta, I, French Club, II. 1 ' ' Attend ance Certificate, II, Football, II, Basketball, II, Baseball, II, III. I Page One Hundred Folly-.reuen NAME ADDRESS COURSE VIRGINIA MUSSELMAN. . . ELEANOR BERYL NARDIN. ANNETTE NASE .......... F. MARGARET NEUBAUER .... ANNAMAE MARIE NEVIL. IACK MAURICE NORCROSS. . . HELEN A. O,BRIEN. . . . INGRID MARGARET OLSEN MURIEL A. OLSON. . . LARS OSTERLIND. . . MARY GERALDINE OTTO. JOSEPH PASQUARIELLO. . . ROBERT PAYNE .... GEORGE W. PEARSON. . . MARGARET B. PECO. . . DORIS M. PEOPLES .... DARIA M. PINTO ....... FRANK CHARLES POTJE. . LOUISA GERTRUDE POTJE EDWIN ERNEST PREIS .... ELMER QUANN. . . BETTY RAIIN. . . ARTHUR N. REGOTTAZ. . . ALBERT WESLEY REPSHER, IR.. . . . Commercial Scientific Scientific Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Scientific Scientific Scientific Scientific Scientific Scientific Agriculture ientific Commercial Commercial General Commercial Classical Commercial Commercial General Scientific Page One Hundred Forty-eight ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Glee Club, I 3 Nutwhell Exchange Editor, III, Reporter, IV, Award, III, IV, Yearbook Secretary, IV, Basketball, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, French Club, II, IV, Bible Club, IV, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, IV, Nuf- .rhell Award, IV, Honor Certificate, II, Honor Group. . Latin Club, II, Swimming, III, IV. Basketball, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. Orchestra, III, IV, Band, I, II, III, IV, Manager of Basketball Team, III, Bicycle Monitor, IV. Latin Club, II. French Club, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Band, II, III, IV, Camden County Band, II, III, Mixed Chorus, IV, Monitor, IV, Camera Club, IV. Assistant Manager of' Baseball Team, I, Manager, II, III, Assistant Manager of Swimming Team, I, II, Honor Certificate, I, Attendance Certificate, II, III, Civic Club Representative, I, II, We, The People, Junior Play, Swimming, IV, Senior Play , Honor Group. Attendance Certificate, II, Civic Club Representative, II, III, IV, French Club, II, III, IV, Vice-Presi- dent, III, Latin Club, II, Nufwlzell Reporter, III, Award, III, IV, Iunior Play, Swimming Manager, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, Bus Monitor, IV, Nutrhell Editor-in-Chief, IV, Honor Group. Attendance Certificate, I, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, All-State Orchestra, II, III, IV, Variety Show, III. Assembly Monitor, IV. Agriculture Judging Team, II, III, Agriculture Club, I, II, III, IV, President, IV. Attendance Certificate, II, Operetta, I. Attendance Certificate, I, Honor Certificate, I, Class Treasurer, I, II, IV, Tennis, II, Nutrlzell Business Staff, II, III, Business Secretary, IV, Award, II, III, IV, Civic Club Representative, IV, Basket- ball, III, IV, Camera Club, IV, Subscription Sales Prize, IV, Honor Group. Lunchroom Monitor, IV. P Attendance Certificate, I, Agriculture Club, I, II, Basketball, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Bus Monitor, IV. French Club, III, IV, Latin Club, I,,II, Band, I, II, III, IV, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Trumpet Quartet III, IV, Attendance Certificate, III, Camera Club, III, President, IV, Christmas Play, IV. Attendance Certificate, III. Christmas Play, IV, Swimming, IV, Subscription Sales Prize, IV. Camera Club, III, IV, Orchestra,'III, IV, A-ttendance C'ei'tificate, I, II, III, Band, IV. Page One Hundred Forly-nine NAME ADDRESS COURSE CHARLES K. REPSHER .... Agriculture MARGARET M. RETTER. . . Scientific GEORGE F. RIZER .... Agriculture BETTY L. ROBERTS .... Scientific HOWARD ROCKHILL. . . Commercial C. BOBB ROGERS .... Scientific CAROL ROMAN. . . Scientific IANE A. ROSENBAUM .... Commercial FRANK N. RUSSO .... General MINNIE GRACE SAMMARITANO. . . Classical MARY ALICE SCHAEFER .... Commercial IOHN SCHNEIDER. ........... General CATHERINE ANN SERRATORE .... Commercial OLIVE SHAMPINE. . . Scientific MARIAN W. SHEAFFER... . Classical HELEN SHERF .... Commercial JOHN T. SMITH. . . General JOSEPH SPRENG .... C Commercial IOHN STEINMETZ. . . .... Scientific JOHN BRADFORD STETSON.. . . Scientific HELEN IRENE STROBLE. . . Commercial ETHEL STROEMEL .... Commercial IENNIE R. TERRANOVA. . . Commercial Commercial M. ELEANOR THOMPSON .... Page One Hundred FQfly ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Football, III, IV, Basketball, III, IV, Track, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Agriculture Club, I, II, III, Civic Club Representative, IV, Subscription Sales Prize, IV. Latin Club, II, III, Tennis, III, IV, Bus Monitor, IV, Latin Club, IV, Basketball, IV. Swimming, II, III, State Agriculture Judging Team, III, Agriculture Club, II, III, IV. Latin Club, I, II, Iunior Play, Glee Club, I, II, IV, Attendance Certificate, I, II, Sewing Prize, I, II, III, French Club, IV, President, IV, Assistant Yearbook Editor, IV, Nuifhell Award, IV, Christmas and Senior Play Production Staff, Honor Group. Civic Club Representative, II, Monitor, IV. Camera Club, III, We, The People, Yearbook Photography Editor, IV. French Club, II, III, IV, Assembly Monitor, III. Bible Club, I, Honor Certificate, I, Nulahell Business Staff, I, III. Basketball, II, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, Football, I, II, III, IV, Assembly Usher, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, II, Bus Monitor, IV. Cooking Award, I. Stage Electrician, III, IV. Latin Club, II. Latin Club, I, II, III, IV, Consul, III, Camera Club, III, Glee Club, I, II, IV, Attendance Certificate, II, Civic Club Representative, II, French Club, II, III, IV, Nulrhell Literary Editor, II, IV, Assistant Editor, III, Award, IV, Iunior Play, We, The People, Minuet, Orchestra, IV, Subscription Sales Prize, IV, The Maker of Dream.r. A Glee Club, II, III, Attendance Certificate, III. Sportsman's Club, I, IV. , Nuffhell Business Staff, II, III, Manager of Basketball Team, IV. Camera Club, III, Nulwhell Art Editor, IV. Monitor Club, III, IV, We, The People, Christmas Play, IV. Lunchroom Monitor, IV. Swimming, II, IV, Basketball, IV.. . Latin Club, I, Honor Certificate, II. Latin Club, I, II, Assembly Usher, IVgf Page One Hundred Fyly-one A IXAME ADDRESS I COURSE MELVIN LEROY THOMPSON. , . Scientific ALFRED TIVER ........,. griculture MARGUERITE V. TWOMEY. Commercial E. MAY ULMER ..,. ScientiHc MILIURED VANNETTA .... Commercial PAUL L. VAVOLO. . . Agriculture FRANK IOSEPH WYOGT. . . Scientific JACK WARDELL WVALDIS. . . Agriculture BETTY B. WALTERS. . . Commercial RICHARD A. WVARRICK. . . Agriculture FERDINAND N. WATSON. . . Scientific JAY GEORGE WYEIDMAN. . . Scientific IANE MARIE WVEIFORD. . . Scientific RICHARD WVEIFORD. . . General BEATRICE K. WVEST. . . Commercial MARIAN E. WHEELER. . . Commercial DOROTHY H. WILLIAMS. . . Scientific ROBERT BERNARD WVILLIAMS. . . Scientific HARRY A. WNILLSON . .. . Scientific IAMES LAVVRENCE WVILSON .... Classical RAYMONID WORKMAN. . . General DORIS C. WRIGHT. . . Scientific BETTY E. WURST ........ Scientific RUTH ELIZABETH WVURST. Commercial JEAN XVYMAN . . . Classical ALMA WYNNE .... Classical IEAN L. YAEGER. . . Commercial WILLIAM YUSK. . . General ANNA M. ZANE. . . Commercial Page Une Hundred FMU!-hro ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Class Vice-President, I, II, Civic Club Representative, I, President, III, IV, Baseball, III, French Club, II, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, IV, Honor Group. Agriculture Club, II, III, IV, Assembly Department Head, IV. Glee Club, I, Hockey, IV. Latin Club, I, II, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Band, I, II, III, IV, Glee Club, III, IV, French Club, III, Camera Club Vice-President, IV, Monitor Club, IV, Hockey, IV. French Club, II, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Civic Club Representative, IV. State Agriculture Iudging Team, II, Agriculture Club, II, III, IV. Class President, I, Vice-President, II, Agriculture Club, III, IV, Nufwhell Award, II, III, IV, Civic Club Representative, II, IV, Nutfhell Yearbook Business Staff, I, II, III, IV, Manager, II, III, IV. Attendance Certificate, I, Athletic Council Secretary, II, Agriculture Club, I, II, III, IV, Treasurer, IV, Lunchroom Monitor, IV. . ' We, The People, Minuet, Electrician, III, IV. French Club, II, III, lVui.rhell Staff, III, IV, Sports Editor, IV, Football, IV, Civic Club Representative, IV, Yearbook Staff, IV, Nuffhell Award, III, IV, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, IV, Salutatorian. Tennis, III, Variety Show, II, Hockey Team, IV. Tennis, I, II, III, IV, We, The People, Minuet, Tennis Medal for Fourth Singles, I, Second Singles, III, Cup for Doubles Championship, II, Trophy for Doubles Championship, III. Bible Club, I. Attendance Certificate, III, Cheerleader, III, IV, Hockey Manager, IV, Monitor Club Secretary, IV. Latin Club, I, II, Secretary, II, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, I, II, III, IV. Sportsman's Club, I, IV, Latin Club, I, II, French Club, II, III, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, Monitor Club, IV. French Club, II, IV, Class Vice-President, III, Baseball, III, IV, Civic Club Secretary, IV, Camera Club, IV, We, The People, Student Court, IV, Bus Monitor, IV. Monitor Club, I, II, III, IV, Assistant Manager of Track Team, II, Camera Club, III, IV, Attendance Certificate, III, Iunior Play, We, The People, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Band, IV, Swimming, IV. Attendance Certificate, III. Latin Club, I, II, Variety Show, III, French Club, II, III, HIV, Freshman-Sophomore Chorus, Christ- mas Play, IV. Bible Club, I, Latin Club, IV. Attendance Certificate, II, III, Camera Club, IV, Subscription Sales Prize, IV. French Club, II, Latin Club, I, II, III, Civic Club Representative, I, II, Freshman-Sophomore Chorus, Hockey, IV, Camera Club, IV, Honor Group. Latin Club, I, II, III, Freshman-Sophomore Chorus, French Club, IV, Honor Certificate, III, Honor Group. Attendance Certificate, I, III. Civic Club Representative, I, III, Swimming, II, IV, Tennis, III, IV, Hockey, III, IV, Basketball, I, II, III, IV, Athletic Council, III, Secretary, IV. Page Une Hundred Fgyly-lhree COITUTIEHCEITIEHT PROGRHITI IUNE 9 LESLIE HOLLAND, Pre.riding PART I MARITANA ....................... ........... ........ W a llace PROCESSIONAL- Priests' March from Athalia ......... ..... 111 endelwohn HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FLAG SALUTE INVOCATION BIBLE READING ESSAY fSecond Honorj- The History of Olympic Games IAY WEIDMAN SENIOR CHORUS- The Heavens Are Telling from The Creation . . . ..... Haydn CLASS or 1959 ESSAY fFirst Honorj- Cultural Olympics MARY LEE Andante from Violin Concerto, 64 .............. ..... 111 endeluohn HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA PART II ADDRESS .......... ............ W alter D. Head, Headmamler, fllonlclab' Academy ALMA MATER SONG- The Yellow and the Black CLASS OF 1959 REMARKS AND PRESENTATION OF PRIZES ..... George C. Baker, Superwlring Principal PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS FOR GRADUATION Mary E. Roberts, Hzzgh School Princaloal AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS .... Hansell Lippincott, Prerrzdenf of the Board of Educalion CMr. Lippincott will present publicly only one diploma to symbolize the awarding of the school diploma to each of the 192 students com- prising the Class of 1959.5 BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL-mfriumphal March from Aida ............................. Verdi CAuclience will please remain standing until after the graduates have left the auditoriumj Page One Hundred Fgylyjour ililnnrestntnn Zlaigb bnbunl MOORESTOWN, NEW IERSEY To All T o Whom T he.re Pretrenfw Shall Come greetings Thio' ia' fo cerlyy fha! ham .faizlrfacforily compleied ihe four yearw Counre in fhzlr School ana' having me! ihe require- meni.r for Gradualion wiih ihe neceozrary number of Academic counif, aw indicalea' on fhe accompanying Ceriifcaie of Crea'il.r, l-J' eniillea' fo ihiw Bipluma Given ai Moorexlown, N ew Jerlrey, !hi.r ninth day of J une, 1959. I. HANSELL L1PP1NcoTT GEORGE C. BAKER Prexidenl of lhe Board of Fduealion Supcrviming Principal ALBERT I. FROHOCK MARY E. ROBERTS Dixlricl Clerk Board of Educallon H ioh School Principal Well, here it is! flt toolc four years., For the school that awards it- Give three cheers! We begin our alumni career with the reception, June tenth Page Une Hundred Fglyyfve Inge One Hundred Ffffy-.fix The Yellow and the Black fdlma fllaierlslongj Loyalty to Moorestown High School- May this our watchword he, With our motto never failing, Seize the Opportunity. We will love her halls and classrooms, Nor honor shall they lack, While old Moorestown stands defender Of the Yellow and the Black. From the days of Freshman trials To the Senior's final goal, We will strive to make for Moorestown One long, long honor roll. When we win athletic victories On the football field or track, Still we'll work for dear Old Moorestown And the Yellow and the Black. When the evening shades are falling And the sunset fades to gray, When the night-time closes 'round us In the evening of Life's day. Then we'll banish all our sadness As we turn our mem'ries back, And re-live those days of gladness 'Neath the Yellow and the Black. We feel that nothing could be wiser Than to be a Nutshell advertiser- Unless it be to patronize The men who herein advertise. Page Une llumlred ful-YL!!-J'E6'Ell THERE, Q CE I PERB UR UR organization, having 58 years' experience, is able efficiently and competently to serve in all forms of Insurance. DW SERVICE II I We have also operated in Moorestown and Burlington County during this period, and through us, our Companies have paid single losses from five dollars to over one million dollars. Our assureds have found our prestige and experience a desirable asset. No obligation in conferring with us, and we welcome small and large accounts. CRETI-I 8g SULLIVAN, Inc. I 1600 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. FRANCIS W. D'OLIER Moorestown Representative 158 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 'A' SClIO0L DIBECTQDBY at WHEN YIIU GRADUATE . . . THE College of South Jersey offers high school graduates an ideal opportunity lor two years of stand- ard college worlc without the expense of living away from home. I Thorough college courses. Graduates may enter Junior classes of four-year colleges. Limited num- ber ol scholarships available to Junior Year at William and Mary, Roanolce and Taylor University. Small classes, strong faculty. Co-educational. Day or evening classes. Moderate rates. Send for catalog. THE REGISTRAR, 224 Federal Street, Camden, N. J. The COLLEGE of SOU'l'll JERSEY WORK ouR COURSES LEAD TO EMPLOY- MENT AND SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT A k Mary Hirst,'37, Margaret Green,'36, Catherine I S Call, '37, Margaret Gallagher, '37, and others. ' Camden Commercial School 323-325 Federal Street, Camden, N. J. Bell Pho e 3369 F E I t n TT mp Gym RIDER COLLEGE of Bu.s'ine.r.r Administration SCHOOL Bachelor of Science D T We Train Students eg QS F ln Commerce and Education Ol' 6 - Busmess Career 'SPECIAL INTENSIVE COURSES Second Floor-Bus-Terminal Building Sixth 8: Cooper Sts. Camden, N. J. Founded 1865 Trenton, N. J. ' Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 159 OPPORQNI TIES l Real opportunities await high school graduates who make the necessary technical preparation. CIVIL SER VICE Hundreds of high school graduates alter- ward trained in Strayer's Business School have received appointments to Government positions at salaries from S1260 to S1690 a year. THE STEN OTY PE Many high school graduates who have learned Stenotypy at Strayer's now have good business positions or Government positions, and some are reporters at 59600 to 555,000 a year. EMPLOYMENT The skill developed by Strayer graduates is always in demand. Graduates of Strayer s Business School Find prolitable employment. Ask for information l SlRAYiR'S BUSINESS SlIHlllll Established 'I904 807 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PACE INSTITUTE Cultural-Occupational Courses The programs of day school and eve- ning school study include the following : ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE tC.P.AJ ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTHAND SHORTHAND REPORTING tC.S.RJ PHOTOGRAPHY REAL ESTATE o INSURANCE A Junior or Senior high school student may make tentative reservation of class place to be available after high school graduation Cno obligationl and be placed on mailing list of Tue PACE STUDENT-otticial magazine of Pace Institute. Diploma courses are accredited by New York State Education Department. C. P. A. courses are approved by both New York and New Jersey. General Bulletin with occupational booklet on any desired course will be sent upon request. BArclay 7-8200. PACE INSTITUTE 225 BROADWAY, NEW YORK IVIUHLENBERG HUSPIIAL Park Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. L1 f g s C li 0 Ol Approved by the New Jersey State Board of Examiners of Nurses Registered by the Board of Regents, The University of the State of New York One, Two and Three Years K I Day and Evening Courses 'iQuink -the ink that saves your pen Approved Penno. Private Business School BUSINESS TRAINING CHARLES H. WRIGHT .S susnvfss ADMINISTRATION JEWELER f AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE T ity' for young men and women- Parker Pens and Pencils Desk Sets - 8 Weeks Summer Session Fnunded1865 PEIRCE SCHIOOL Pine SI. Wes! of Brood Philadelphia, Pa. Engraved Stationery Diamonds, Watches, Silverware Jewelry Repairing 60 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? An Education IN SCIENCE offers exceptional opportunities for interesting and successful careers to young men and women ol today. This institution, the oldest of its kind in the Americas, offers courses of study in pharmacy, chemistry, bacteriology and biology leading to B.Sc., M.Sc., and D.Sc. degrees. Write for Catalog A. PHILADELPHIA COI.I.EGE 0F PHARMACY AND SCIENCE Founded 1821 PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA A Modern Business School in Your Own Localityu Moorestown School of Business Rodman Bldg., Moorestown, N. J. Day and Evening Sessions Summer School, July 3--August ll FALL TERM, SEPTEMBER 11 All Commercial Subjects Special Tutoring Edith H. Melton, Prin. Phone 538 Collingswood 4244 HADDON TENNIS SHOP L TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG Complete Line of Tennis Equipment a nd Sporting Goods I 1028 Haddon Ave. Collingswood Call for and Deliver Temperance puts wood on the fire, meal in the barrel, Hour in the tub, money in the purse, credit in the I I country, contentment in the house, clothes on the back and vigor in the body.-FRANKLIN. MOORESTOWN W. C. T. U. SUBSCRIBE TO NEVV SERIES OF STOCK A NOVV OPEN The Way to Wealth . . . Systematic Saving! l BOOSTERS' BUILDING 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION MOORESTOWN, N. J. Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 161 ABBOT T S ihe .rfandard fyffrze qualify in ICE CREAM Qongfratulatiofns, Graduates .' We wish you every success in your chosen field oi endeavor. One simple aid to success is a system oi planned saving. Make it a rule to save something, be it ever so little, and sticlc to it consistently. As the years go on, financial security will come to you, and with it, success and happiness. UINNAIVIINSUN BANK ANU TRUST UU. G ' h W Id' F '? Z,,.,, 3..ZCi,'L,..,. WOOD BUS? y 0 L1 ' L L L 1 K E Ifgvlodernl B83 avaiglblg for Cgurches, Sizhoois, Careiug Courteous t I . . O U R S E R V l C E tda the hW3:ld's Fai 3 Newusirkli annmg Rea so nraxglri Rates G. R. WOOD TRANSPORTATION CO., Inc. Phone-Maple Shade 1619 MAPLE SHADE, N. J. H y is to the High School B. Y P U.'? LOUIS E. STILZ 64 BRO. CO. Manufacturers of GRADUATION CAPS AND GOWNS FLAGS AND BANNERS no 151-155 North Fourth Street Philadelphia, Pa. MITCHELL 8. NESS I SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITTERS OF ATHLETIC TEAMS 1209 Arch Street Philacielphia, Pa. ENIJENHAL BUS SERVICE For COMFORT and SAFETY and RELIABLE SERVICE DE LUXE PARLOR COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS SEMI-DE Luxe cm' TYPE School Work A Specialty! Special Tours Sight Seeing Telephone BEAVER BROOK 1645 Black Horse Pike, Glendora, Chews P. O HARRY J. MENDENHALL, Prop. P ST 'VG Fur Don't put ol? painting your house till the weather gets at the bare lumber. Tell us to come over and give you a free estimate on your work. We spe- cialize in those long-wearing Dutch Boy white-lead jobs. WM. W. WYMAN 216 S. XVashi11gton Street MOORESTOWN, N. J. Phone: Moorestown 725 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 'I6 PENNAN TS, BANNERS PILLOWS Add Dignity, Color and Spirit to your school work by the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets, and Chenille Letters. No order too small to receive our attention. CATALOGUE FREE STANDARD PENNANT CO. VAN HORN 64 SON Theatrical Costumes 12th 8: Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. V Costumes, Wigs, Make-up SPECIAL RATES TO SCHOOLS BIG RUN, PA. DOUBLE BRAND E. A. WRIGHT COMPANY CONFECTIONS Engravgrf - rznters SchraFft's Chocolates Lifhvgrapher-f 3 l HARBAUGH a. HALL, inc. 225 N. 3rd Street, Camden, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. T HAROLD WOLFF l Specialties for School c. H. HAENTZE, in.. Costumer to the Particular l and College THE NICEST COSTUMES FOR ALL T OCCASIONS 4 - , l l 1464 Belleview Avenue 244 S. 11th Street Camden, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. i C. H. Haines 81 Sons, Inc. Rare Plants and Seeds l Everything for FOR i the Farm and Garden DISTINCTIVE T A GARDENS T Oliver Tractors and l Farm Equipment V i ' REX. D. PEARCE Palmyra, New Jersey MOORESTOWN l Telephone: Riverton S90 Dept, M2 New Jersey 164 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? WM. R. CUNDEY Westville New Jersey JOSEPH N GRMAN HETTEL A rclzz Zeczf l V 720 FEDERAL STREET CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY 4 Architect for Moorestown High School Gymnasium and Cafeteria l 4 GEO. W. S1-IANER 51 SONS i BUILDING CONTRACTORS . For Over 55' Y ears v l Telephones: Riverton Palmyra, N. J. H yoube ith HghSh IBYPU7 165 BUGGER and O'HARA CO. PHILADELPHIA AND CLEMENTQN Plumbing and Heating CONTRACTORS ON THE MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AND NEW GYMNASIUM MURIEL'S A. G. LEONHARDT BEAUTY SHOPPE Hardware and 63 Paints 201 Evans Building Q S. W. Corner Main and Forklanfling Rfl. Phone 1715 Maple Shade, N. J. Maple Shade The Store of Friendly Service HAROLD PARMELEE PHARMACIST Drugs, Candy, Stationery and Soclas Established Prescription Service Roxy Theatre Building Maple Shade, N. J. THE REXALL STORE M. TOBIAS, Pharmacist V PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES GIFTS, STATIONERY GREETING CARDS V Maple Shade Pharmacy CLUSS' BAKERY YEARBUIJK PICIURES FOR SALE Room 105 66 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? MASONVILLE GARAGE ARTHUR R. MASON EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE - HEADLIGHT SERVICE All Work Guaranfeed fo Pass Stafe Inxpecfion PHONE MOORESTOWN 292-J-4 MASONVILLE, N. J. all SW MMWALDIS UNITED GAS 8m AUTO ACCESSORIES BATTERY 8g TIRE SERVICE Our Cusfomem Get Beef Auto Supplies DELCO BATTERIES-QDELCO AUTO RADIOS DELCO SI-IOCK ABSORBERS Guide and Fog Lamps PITOYIC A-C Spark Plugs ' Prompt and Friendly Service Harrison Radiators Klaxon Horns COMMUNITY ICE CO. ' ' ICE ' COAL ' COKE ' COOLERATORS VV Phone: Moorestown 79-W Riverside 321 Haye you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 167 MILLSIDE DAIRIES PRODUCERS OF QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS COAL SPECIALISTS Moorestown Supply Company COAL- COKE-WOOD 4-----Q OUALITY and SERVICE with Prompt Deliveries PHONE 200 0 FUEL FERTILIZER AND FEED One Good Ton Deservea' Another E. HOLLINGSHEAD 8: SON PHONE soo TODAY Bel Phones: 77 and 485 MOORESTOWN MOTOR CO., INC Sales B UI Service ' 219 W. Main Street Moorestown, N. J 68 H b hHghSh IBYPU John J. McGarrity, Proprietor Telephone Medford QQ LOG CA IIN LODGE Medford Lalces in-the-Pines Medford, New Jersey For Clean Sport and Recreation VISIT THE TIP TOP RIDING AND BOARDING STABLES Which offers Courteous Service and Competent Instructors, Also Special Group Rates 96 MEDFORD LAKES, N. J. Phone Medford 139-R-3 S k e e R a n c h MEDFORD LAKE ROAD Saddle Horses for Hire By I-lour or Day I Special Attention to Children Phone Medford 117-R-3 GEO. W. HARRIET FOR Fuel 0ilSGa.roline---Range Oil Daily Truck Delivery Service l-ligh Quality-Reasonable Prices Established 1914 Phone Medford 151 C. EARL BRADDOCK Sculpture T AXIDERMIS T Nature is Our Only Competitor FURRIER 81 TANNER l V 15 MILL STREET, MEDFORDI N' J' 31 S. Main Street, Medford, N. J. VISIT KIRBY BROS. JOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT JEDD0-HIGHLAND COAL STORES FEED FOR EVERY NEED Q 'I Medford 8: Elmer, New Jersey MEDFORD, N. J. Phones: Medford 13 and 38 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 69 FOR GOOD HEALTH AND A LONG LIFE Stolces' -I-omato Juice CHARLES C. GARWOOD HARTFORD General Hauling and Coal co. o Carpenters 6' Builders ALTEI2ATIONSvPAINTING AND CEMENT WORK V P. O. Box 23 Bell Phone, Moorestown 190-R HARTFORD, N. J. All Loads Insured Phone Moorestown 283-R-3 Route No. 38 and Hartford Road BOXWOOD LODGE Best Wishes, Senior.: On the Rancocas May We I-Ielp in Furnishing Your New I-Iome? Lumberton, New Jersey John Deere O Supplies, Tools and Tractors LUNCHEONfTEAeDINNER For Best ReSuIts Private Rooms for Entertaining V Telephone Mount Holly 294 at ProprietressYMary Robinson Tyssowski Phone193 Medford, NIJ FISHER'S SERVICE STATION GREASING, SPRINGS SPRAYED, OIL AND GAS BICYCLES FOR RENT ACCESSORIES BICYCLE REPAIRS lvvvvvx 300 CHESTER AVENUE PHONE: 625 ' MOORESTOWN, N. J. 70 Have you been tothe High School B. Y. P. U.'? HARRY A. WILLSON Awemblyman EXT M A Home in Moorestown House, Lot and Planted-Includes Full Insulation, Automatic Heat, Paper 8: Shades, Ready to Move in As Little as 532.00 a Month-for all ' ' charges-including interest, taxes, sewer, IT water, insurance and amortization. SEE OUR PLANS , , , NEW JERSEY R M AI E C 0 MOORESWN FREE E. H. A. SERVICE CONROY DRUGS 127 W. MAIN STREET JAMES M. CONROY MOORESTOWN TAKES PLEASURE IN WELCOMING YOU TO ITS MOST MODERN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE DRUG STORE. IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOUR CONSTANT NEEDS. Our Congratulations to the Graduates . PLENTY OF ROOM AT OUR FOUNTAIN AND STREAM- LINED BOOTHS TO SERVE YOU AT ALL TIMES. Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? SINCLAIR H. C. GASOLINE Starts Quicker and Gives More Miles ALBERT J. FROHOCK Pe'G ' REGISTERED MUNICIPAL AUTO WASHING AND ACCOUNTANT LUBRICATION . CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT su D PA u LS EN U, SINCLAIR SERVICE 62 E. Main Street Phone 640 Moorestown Moorestown' New Jersey THOMAS POTTS AND ALBERT ELLIS, Inc. Plumbing-Heaiing Florisfo' Roving .gg Electro! Oil Burners U Q 238 LINDEN STREET MOORESTOWN, N. J. Moorestown, N. J. STANWICK GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK REPAIRS GRIND VAL VES LOCUST LANE FARM DAIRY Golden Guernsey Milk THE 'V FACTORY WAY 3 d d it A Moorestown r an tanwic ven e . Phone 168 Moorestolwn, N. J. Phone 447 ard and MII' sts MQQRESTQWN GARAGE CHARLES A. PASCALE CHRYSLER TAILOR 00 PLYMOUTH Altering and Repairing O Dry Cleaning a Specialty Moorestown, N. J. Phone 73 Suits Made to Measure oo CHESTER AVENUE MOORESTOWN, N. J. '179 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? Harold Otter Florisi SQ Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 221 Fairview Avenue Moorestown, N. J. COLE AND EDGAR REALTORS I 25 EAST MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN, N. J. oun SHOPPE BEAUTY DUSTY RHUDES Candies, Sweets I Sandwiches 3 Cigarettes l 39 W. Main Street' T 133 W. MAIN STREET M00f2Sf0Wf', N- J- MOORESTOWN, N. J. Phone 631 - E A R R T 9 S MOORESTOWN STEAM BERKSHIRE HOSE Wh LEUNDRY H 13th PM Free iQfO.SfdTL'fldf112dry HEMSTITCHING PROMPTLY DONE COR. CHESTER AVENUE AND SECOND STREET I We wash everything with Ivory Soap 'IOQ-Phone-103 T THOMAS cANNAvo 3 WM- GLEASON BARBER T GARAGE Ladies' Hair Bobbing ALSO LEVUY and XERVAC TPEATMENTS i Us ervlce 'V Q f East Second Street Phone 118 69 E. Main St. phone Q Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? Phone: Moorestown 1108 QUAKER STORES Julius A. Melcer, Prop. Fancy Groceries Prime Meats l MASONVILLE, N. J. Say It With Flowers HAROLD L. COLLINS FLORIST Bouquets and Plants For All Occasions 'EE Phone: 987 MOORESTOWN, N. J. Compliments of Francis Carey ESSO STATION MODERN LUBRICATION Route 38 - Mt. Laurel Road Moorestown, N. J. MT. LAUREL POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Feed Broilers Roasting Chickens Eggs VV Phone: Q35-R-4 Moorestown, N. J. FIRESIDE COTTAGE OUR. OWN MAKE PURE ICE CREAM Sunday-Creamed Chicken and Wafiie Dinner Our Sandwich is a Meal Route 38 and Haddonfield Road Merchantville, N. J. Phono: Mcrchantvillc 1950 Phone Merchantville 460 HARRY KNECHT CO. Heaiing 6' Plumbing Oil Burner Systems QQ 6575 CHESTNUT STREET MERCHANTVILLE, N. J. ELMER CQUMBE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARLTON ICEFWOUD MARLTON, N. J. GENERAL HAULING ,, H Phone Moorestown 292-R-6 Masonville, N. J. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 4 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.'? De Soto Plymouth SALES AND SERVICE A Good Newspaper v All Kinds of Printing Reasonable Prices 60 Years of Service to the People of Moorestown 226 CHESTER AVE. Phone 670 KUHNS MOTOR CO. 310 CHESTER AVENUE MOORESTOWN, N. J. Business Phono: Moorestown 442 NEWLIN'S DINING ROOMS 13 West Main Sheet, Moorestown, N. J. Personally supervised by Mrs. Newlin PRIVATE ROOMS FOR SERVICE CLUBS LLINCHEONS-DINNER PARTIES Phone for Reservations-753 Quality Merchandise Reasonable Prices at Cohen's Dept. Store, Inc. MOORESTOWN, N. J. COMMUNITY PHARMACY Where Ouelity, Service and Price Count WM. E. WARD Tin Roofing, Slate Work V Hot Air Heating PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS DRUGS SPOUTING REPAIRING FOUNTAIN SERVICE Q, V 5 E. MAIN STREET 276 Third Street We Deliver Phone 679 Phone: 804-W Moorestown in E Z0 S FLORACROFT GARDENS Compliments of GEORGE REGN R, Q2 Cut Flowers for All Occasions S2 55 East Oak Avenue Phone 1000 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 1 75 Burlington County Supply and Produce Company MOUNT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY THE MOUNT HOLLY HERALD Established in 1896 Burlington Counfyls' Largest and Newsiesi Weekly ERI SWORN CIRCULATION OVER 4,000 COPIES G. ALBERT REID Farm Supplies Warner'.y Lime LARRO FEEDS-BULL BRAND FEEDS SI-IOEMAKERS FERTILIZER AGRICO FERTILIZER QQ Mt. Holly, N. J., Along Route 38 Telephone Mt. Holly 239 Workers in Iron COONEY'S WELDING SHOP Radiator Repair Work Straighten frames and axles Pipes thawed out with the Electric machine no digging GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES Rodman Zwirnvr, Manager Tircs, Tullvs, Batteries and Accessories We specialize in iron and metal . Cutting and Forming Stale Highway Route 38, Mt. Holly, N. J. Ph 3531 MAIN STREET u Phone 547-W Expert Welding Om 6 Mt' H0 y' N' J' CII-IIPERAIIVE G. I. I. IVIIIIS, INC. MOUNT HOLLY NEW JERSEY 76 Have you been tothe High School B. Y. P. U.? PHONE 387- J BUDGET PLAN DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER CORP. 73 MAIN STREET MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES AND HEATERS SUMMER AND WINTER ACCESSORIES Open Evenings for Your Convenience EVERETT D. SMITH l Manager HAROLD T. TIDSWELI. Assistant Manager MAKE THE ISLAND STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS For your trip up to the beautiful Rancocas QEFSS EOR RENT V G. B . KAT E S P. O. Box 393 Mt. Holly, N. J. KENNEDY'S Famous For HAMBURGERS Route 38 and Madison Avenue Mount Holly, N. J. Reds Kennedy, Proprietor LENOLA REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE BROKERS DEVELOPERS-BUILDERS JOHN'S TAILOR SHOP COATS - SUITS REMODELED AND REPAIRED ug - Reliable Cleaning and Pressing Service 30 East Main Street West Moorestown, N. J. A Phone: Moorestown 766 Camden Avenue Lenola, N. J. PAY A VISIT TO YOUR NEW HOME GROCERY BECKER BROS. and ROXY THEATRE DELICATESSEN N Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes X ' MAPLE SHADE 600 N. Lenola Road Lenola, N. J. NEW JERSEY Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 177 Phone: Maple Shade 1675 ROSE NI. WULF Teauty Shoppe E3 31 NORTH FORK LANDING ROAD, MAPLE SHADE, N. J. UNITED GAS-Why? We have hundreds of satished customers. The following report tells the story: E. W. Saybolt sc oo. PHILADELPHIA Inspectors of Petroleum Report on United Gas as follows: Gravity, API at 60.F 60.3 ' Octane Number 71.3 Also Stepped-up with TETRA-ETHYL CLeadD is WALDIS AUTO STORE Phone: Maple Shade 1721-W ROYAL MEAT MARKET JOE ZICCARDI, Manager Cfkwfb 205 EAST MAIN STREET MAPLE SHADE, N. J. Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? TAYLOR SCHOOL 8 MULVEY INSTITUTE Secretarial, Stenographic, Accounting, Business Administration, Advertising and Journalism Courses both Day and Evening. T 1207 CHESTNUT STREET RlTlenhouse 6434 Philadelphia DIEGES and CLUST Established 1898 Goldsmiths, Silversmiths Bronzesmiths CLASS PINS AND RINGS SORORITY, FRATERNITY JEWELRY 17 JOHN ST. NEW YORK Edward Morris Jones MANUFACTURING Jeweler and Stationer Rings and Pins-Club Pins Commencement Invitations Engraved Stationery Wedding Invitations 310 NORTH 16th STREET PHILADELPHIA Graduation Gifts Let Us Solve Your Gift Problems v J ENNINGS HOOD Jeweler - Medalist - Stationer S. E. Cor. 13th and Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia, Pa. Everybody wants a Radio , . The question is-what kind . . . There is no better than Where Service is a Pleasure VANITY BEAUTY PHILCO SHOP .i ESTHER CRIDER HAFF See Our Display Before Buying ,QD 'Ev' JAMES MCCHESNEY 5 west Main street 41 E. Main St. Moorestown, N. J. Phone 711 Moorestown, N. J. Quaker Mald DUFFIELDS' S1'1Opp6 LADIES' AND CI-IILDREN'S GIFTS FOR EVERYONE FURNISHINGS I MEN'S APPAREL Come In and browse around 0 213 West Main Street Moorestown, N. J. Phone 757 101 West Main Street Moorestown, N. J. Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 79 FORD MERCURY LINCOLN-ZEPHYR ' RICE AND HCLMAN JOHN M. BROWN, Manager I Sales and Service v 325 WEST MAIN STREET MOORESTOWN, N. J. Made Their Wav bv the Way They Are Made RIVERSIDE IIIIIINUIAIIIURINR IIUNIPANY, INR. is-. Locust Street and R. R., Moorestown, N. J. Warehouse Phone: 276 Residence Phone: 286R1 THOMAS DOLLY 81 SONS Chevrolet Sales and Service II' Phone 10 MOORESTOWN, N. J. I-IYPES BICYCLE SERVICE H. W. ERRICKSON, Proprietor AMOCO GAS AND OIL REPAIR ON ALL WHEEL GOODS PENNSYLVANIA TIRES AND TUBES 112 E. Main Street Moorestown, N. J. O Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? COMMUNITY HCSIERY SHOP For Quality and Service A 21 EAST MAIN STREET, MOORESTOWN, N. J. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ' V No More Nail in the Shank We Protect the Arch Support V 77 E. Main Street Phone 1126 We Deliver Moorestown Drug Store Prescriptions Carefully and Accurately Filled and Reasonably Priced. Bring Your Next Prescription to Us to be Filled. DAD 111 WEST MAIN STREET We Appreciate Your Business Check Your Wardrobe Today MARMER'S TAILORS AND CLEANERS of the Better Kind for Over Thirty Years O 113 West Main Street Phone 914 Moorestown, N. J. Compliments of J. S. MILLER LEWIS C. PETERS 8: SONS Contractors and Builders NEW HOMES AND ALTERATIONS 0043 MOORESTOWN, N. J. Phone 35 Estimates Cheerfully Given Have you been tothe High School B. Y. P. U.? CAROL'S HOSIERY SHOPPE CAROLINE SACCA 203 East Main Street, Maple Shade, N. J. Hoffman's APPAREL SHOP DRESSES, MILLINERY COATS, JEWELRY AND HOME FURNISHINGS I. M. EVANS REALTOR INSURANCE - MORTGAGES Save a Little and Buy a Lot 0 2 West Main Street ROXY THEATRE BUILDING phone 1623 Maple Shade, N. J. Main Street Maple Shade, N. J. OWN YOUR HOME R E N W I C K Real Extate HOWARD R. YOCUM COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Insurance .AG 3 112 East Main Street Maple Shade, N. J. C1355 1922 Phone: Maple Shade 2262-1750-W Phone 1795 Phone 1627 Free Delivery C. FRED. VODGES , REAL ESTATE Ioe s Market Insurance - Mortgages T EWG BARLOW BUILDING Main and Forklanding Road Maple Shade, N. J. 4 West Main Street Maple Shade 2 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? i IUSIE All ID MMXII IL LEAVE: Moorestown, N. J, NOON-TODAY ARRIVE: San Francisco, Calif. TOMORROW MORNING E. E. HYLAND NASH TAILOR MADE Only Three Cents More CLOTHES t 0 GEORGE My GIBSON 63 EAST MAIN STREET Postmaster Phone 648 Since 1923 1-1 E PAYN 01-LIVIER5 REFRIGERATION IVIOORESTOVVN NEWS STEWART-WARNER AGEN VY CROSLEY and BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY You Get Service FISHING TACKLE I M 77 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 499-M Moorestown, N. J. Phone 1419 Mefeffd Service For Quality Cleaning and Pressing Phone: Moorestown WX7030 F wu CNO toll charge-sl FUEL OIL 9 oo , , 2 East Walnut Avenue Merchantville, N. J. I 1700 W. Park Ave. Merchantville R se I-Ia lam MERCHANTVILLE 0 S . . Dress Shop Tailors and Furriers - X STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 6 X Evenings: Monday, Friday, Saturday 7 to 6 ll soUTH CENTRE STREET N Phone 1108 Merchantville, N. J. MERCHANTVILLE, N. J' Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 183 CREATIVE PRINTING Ulli'?T'3'3S5ilflfET Reasonably Priced-Promptly Delivered Q GEORGE A. LEHMANN V The Moorestown News PRINTINGQPUBLISHING Corner of 300 Chester Avenue Chester Ave. and Third St. Telephone 638 Moorestown ' blue coal ' HULLINGS Esso Station Esso PRODUCTS O Arnericals Finest Main and Church Streets Anthfacite Phone Moorestown, N. J More Heat . . . Less Attention Phone 31-M Worlcman's Dairy Farm O . GIIERNSEY MILK PRODUCTS J. S. Collins Sz Son, Inc. I THIRD AND MILL STREETS ' MOORESTOWN, N. I. MOORESTOWN AUTO LAUNDRY BATTERY AND TIRE SERVICE ALL TYPES OF WELDING EXPERT REPAIRING SCHUSTER'S SUPER SERVICE STATION ALL TYPES OF KENDALL OIL AND GREASE PHONE 921 Second and Union Streets Moorestown, N. J 4 Have you been lo the High School B. Y. P. U.? THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO THE PROFESSIONAL MEN OF MOORESTOWN. YOU WILL FIND A COPY OF THE YEARBOOK IN THE WAITING ROOM OF THOSE WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO THE YEARBOOK. Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U .? This publication is a Sample of .1 wnllxlxl nxmxi llllll an 2:::i': ::. z.::::: 1':1:::..::,:'::g done 1, y I:i:'zz:':f,'z:'U :.:::,:'51321: vvEsTBRooK PUBLISHING co. 5800 NORTH MERVINE STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. PRINTING HOW YOU WANT IT WHEN YOU WANT IT VVE KNOVV but one kind of Work- QUALITY. You'll find our prices no higher for GOOD work than you might pay for an inferior grade. N0 job too small or too large. Prices cheerfully given Without obligation. Phone 1788. V MAPLE SHADE PRUGBESS l Printers and Publishers MAIN STREET at FELLOVVSHIP ROAD MAPLE SHADE, N. J. l O 186 Have you been to the High School B. Y. P. U.? 'mfxyzmwg' 1 11' vXQ? .ZT.vSEK' i WF! 'Q 'gay 'digs' QQ ,-. Q1 ' +'s'1vw,g ,Q rt, ,,,' 2 ' .,., .,., 42552521EeEfiFiiSf'5si5:.:iisgzifri-'':'5E:a..'E1g:,f:5ffEE5,Ziiglgigg: E ',Q:Z,3:2i1'::if:1:52::352E3'Wi Q:5:Q:j ' -'- gi Q',sgsgE:i51'F:5F5Fj-E5E:',:g,g.: ....... ' 1 ' at 'QQQL , Q ff, Q1 415, X ' 5222222 Fzisfts:sr:-1-2-..'- : -I-I ---' 1:2 - -I: ' -. 1-2-:. - gi.: i :sIs':::a:'e:::s :::::f 1 32?GE sCik - - 1 I - - eau. PHONES xz svo E Lam sooo-eoeu N oz: QED 44 y nfl umm- ARTCRAFT PHOTO ENGRAVING CO.. Inc. 2120214 SOUTH 9 ' STREET PHlLADELPHlA.F'A. May2nd, 1939 Miss Mary Lee The Nutshell Moorestown, N. J. My dear M-iss Lee: It has been e. greet pleasure to have had a part in the production of the l939 Nutshell . We wish to thank you and the rest of the staff for the co-operation you have shown, and to congratulate you on the splendid results you have achieved in this publication. The new high school gymnasium and the annex to your school building is surely e symbol of progress and this issue of the Nutshell is but another link in a chain of events of which Moorestown can well be proud. Yours very t ruly, C19-ovw-QC, 312 C. Donald Flammer ARTCRAFT PHOTO ENGRAVING CO., INC. CDF:MC Have you been lo the High School B. Y. P. U.? 187 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 2-G. E. Page, '26g R. Pollack 5-R. Pollack 8, 9-W. Given except bottom row by individual students 10-Lower, W. Giveng Right, Bottom, R. Kinsey 18-Top, Bottom, W. Giveng Bottom, Left, E. Parsons 19-Top, Bottom, R. Kinseyg Center W. Given 20-R. Kinsey 22, 25-W. Given 24-R. Kinsey, Top, Left, W. Given 25-Top, Bottom, R. Kinsey, Center W. Given 26-R. Kinsey 27 to 54- 'H. 81 F. 56-Top, Center, R. Kinseyg Bottom, W. Given 57-Top, Evening Buttetin 58, 59-W. Given 40 to 45- 'H. 81 F. 46-Top, Right, R. Kinseyg Center, Bottom, W. Hadden 47-R. Kinsey 48, 49-R. Pollackg R. Kinsey Page One Hunrtred Etohty etqht TO THE PHOTOGRAPHERS 50 to 53-'H. 81 F. 54-W. Given 55-xH. 81 F. 56, 57-R. Pollack 57-Centerg W. Given 58-R. Kinsey 59-Top, E. Preis, Bottom, '1-1. 81 F. 60, 61- H. 81 F. 62-Top, 'H. 81 F., Bottom, Kinsey 65--R. Kinsey 64-R. Kinsey 65'-Bottom, W. Haddenp R. Kinsey 66-Top, 5 H. 81 F.g Bottom, R. Kinsey 1 1 67-'H. 81 F. 68, 69-Top, H. 81 F.g Bottom, W. Given 70-R. Kinsey 72-Top, E. Preisg Bottom, 74, 75, 76- H. 81 F. 80-R. Kinsey 81 to 85- H. 81 F. ' 86-R. Kinseyg Center, W. Given 87-Top, 'H. 81 F.g Bottom, R. Kinsey 88, 89- H. 81 F. 90-R. Pollack 'H. 81 F. -.oob u'G4on.. 91 to 98-R. Kinsey 101, 102- 'H. 81 F. 105-W. Given 104-'H. 81 F. 105-W. Given 106- 'H. 81 F. 107, 108, 110-R. Kinsey 112-Bottom, W. Given 115-R. Kinsey 118, 119-W. Given 121 to 125-R. Kinsey 124, 125- 'H. 81 F. 128 to 158- 'H. 81 F. 154- H. 81 F. Baby pictures, mounted by Mary Lee. Division pages and page 75 from clippings of the fllooreftown New.r, Moorextown Chronicle and Camden Courier, mounted by Mary Lee. 'H. 81 F.-Hollander and Feldmah. TO IACK WALDIS Much of the financial success of the Nutrhett and the Yearbook has been due to the diligence and super salesmanship of lack Waldis. He has shown us all not only that it can be done but how superlatively it can be done. Kipling has said, If you can till the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance run, yours is the earth and everything that's in it. Quietly and unobtrusively lack has used every minute and given us a new high in selling advertising for the Yearbook. 5 i E 5 5 E 5 E s 3 3 E ii 3 5 E A 1 S a s I 2 5 Q Q 5 2 5 4 5 I H x r :-fvnx-mw-r:.ua:.ugxm1muxnnm'np:m.nx-::m +,,uuv -- . ,' nan11un+n . MWQWUETLW ., fx xx! ilfdjxxx 0 cf uf' O KT-' itll .fliw I wwf? Vg: sg'-A Q1 4 5