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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1943 volume:

FI, ,f +1 Aus - :g '1 5'?1 Ein. Zriaffffy Zu 110 'V' 17MR!S6wn, WIN JIRSIX 1 1 v E I 1 U i z 5 PRESENTING THE 1943 MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Moorestown, New Jersey if UTSHELL Published by the Senior Class , V , .. Nqgzswj- , ,..- 1,1 . ,.. K , jf .W -f Entered as second-class mutter. April 27, ' M 'W I ' 1927, at the Post Ofllce at Nloorestuwn, ' 7 . X N. I., under the act of Mzirch 5, 1879. - K 1 PAUL H. ISENBERG GEORGE A. SWOYER GREGORY I. EGNER DJEDINCATJIUN CNG years ago man dreamed that one day he would find a land where he could speak his own thoughts freely and worship his own God unafraid-wwhere he could so govern himself that he would have freedom from want and from fear. That dream became America. Great faith, un- bounded courage, vast strength, ceaseless toil made it so. Today, not only is our freedom the dream of the world, but our strength is also its hope and our race against time, its prayer. Because Mr. lsenberg, Mr. Swoyer, and Mr. Egner, who are now actively engaged in the service of hu- manity, believe so thoroughly in the principles for which America stands and steadfastly hope in the win- ning, not only of the war but also of the peace, the Class of 1945 is proud to dedicate to them this book. The American fights, not for himself but for hu- manityf' 5 FOREWORD A S SCHOOL got under way last September, we heard more and more from the radio and from the press of a real desire of other people and countries to change our nation-its ideals, form of government and way of life. And there was borne upon us a deeper sig- nificance of what this war really means to us as Ameri- cans and to the whole world. Eagerly we students of Moorestown High School accepted the challenge and set about the three-fold task of Saving, Serving, and Conserving. In this, the 1945 Yearbook, we have tried to pre- serve the story of our part in the first full school year ofthe war. 6 . M. 'm,.f S-'N CONTENTS 1 fix .sas , H r . ,.,':,-MQW N . A- Fr2L?'13' -' -ri, ,y5:,Y'? s, ,fm . .X ,Ls CLASSES A 1 1 Seniors Sophomores Iuniors Freshmen CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Bible Club Stamps and Bonds Ag Club Department NUTSHELL Activities Music and Drama Latin Club French Club Business Education Society SPORTS Cheerleaders Hockey Football Sportsman's Club Stage Hand Club Hi-Y Girls' Reserves Library Assistants Publicity Club Basketball Baseball Forever Free 7 5 5 SR is -x x ' iv-.X x x IZ! 4, 4 X , 1 V -X or fi I l l Mm m 1 if A 4 . . . andyour young men lrlzall .ree v1'fz'onLr and your old men .rlzall dream dream.f. Visions of a glad tomorrow when wars shall cease and our young men shall be free to return to their homes to live their lives free from fear and want and persecution in all its forms, to cultivate the arts of peace according to their individual talents and inclinations, to practice a philosophy of which Love is the dominant pattern, to reconstruct their world on foundations of inter- national honor and understanding, to the end that every city and hamlet in the world may go to sleep in peace when the night shadows fall and wake to gladness in constructive work when the new day dawns. Visions like these have come to the sons and daughters of Moorestown High School. God bless them anear and afar as they follow the gleam. Hzlglz School Princlloal. 8 i A Salute if- WNWW - 'if -.1 was-,,g,-4 0 v Mtv ' . u,-g: -sv :ga ' ax.. runs yew-3 :- -vfif .er .r...,w 9H f:1af:,'. ' :V - 'f-Vi: . ' f -- , wk.. s W1 N1 f 't 'myt- x W N. 'Y it 0' ln these days of changing values and swiftly shifting emphases it must be very ditlicult for our young people to distinguish between the stable and the un- stable, the genuine and the spurious, the permanent and the transitory. Standards so long established as to have become traditional are no longer accepted. Geographic boundaries change overnight. In our educational systems culture becomes secondary in importance to expediency. rl he national debt climbs to staggering proportions while the purchasing power of the dollar vacillates and declines. To the everlasting credit of our young people is their demonstrated willing- ness and ability to adjust themselves to the unprecedented changes that confront them, and to carry on. They have accepted without a murmur the curtailment of their privileges and the enlargement of their obligations. 'l hey have laid aside their personal preferences for the larger privileges of service to country and to the cause-of justice and humanity. In their own unswerving loyalty are inherent all the permanent values that will forever outlast change. I salute our young people. It is a privilege to work with them. 45677 Supernifin-9 Principal. 9 e ' M 1 uhhh 'W M-WS 'f'f ' .ll 3 if , . .l V. i : w fa- -,f l:::f5M. Q V. f-A --..- + f - la.-T . 25 .'T+':mii,1 , 2--Bmw,-. wg - 75 - ' ,J M' T th Y th f A ' FROM GENER.lXL MACARTHUR, IN AUSTRALIA You, our children, are our most priceless pos- session. In your strong hands, in your eager minds, in your valiant souls lies our destiny. Each generation of you carries the torch forward a lit- tle farther on the long and hitter road of progress toward the distant horizon of ultimate fruition. That you should, in this hour of our trial and trav- ail, choose to help, leaves me with something like a catch in the throat, a mist in the eye. It was Isaiah who said in the Sacred Book, A little child shall lead them , and in this, your holy effort, you will find, like Sir Galahad, the strength of ten, for like him, you are pure of heart. With the tinkling laugh in my ears of a little boy who also does his part, I and mine send you from far away a prayer that God's blessing may rest upon you always. DOUGLAS MACARTH UR. I0 Making America Strong HOU, too, sail on, O Ship of State! Sail on, O Union, strong and great! Yes, of Course we remember who said that-Longfellow, wasn't it? But what did he mean? How can we make our Union strong and great? The answer to this problem lies in the strengthening of the three fundamental institu- tions of our society-the family, the school, and the church. Let us study each more closely. Our family life today is not what it should be. Many factors have had a com' bined etfect of breaking up the family life that we formerly held so dear. Movies, automobiles, the warfall have disrupted the family by taking either parents or children out of the home for a considerable length of time. We must learn to com- bat these threatening factors so that the family will be capable of fulfilling its purpose-providing a happy, wholesome life for its members. Perhaps the best method of improving family life is through parental assertion. The parents of American children should impress upon their youthful minds the importance of family life to the common welfare. When we have built up family ties and rela- tionships in this way, we shall have taken a large step towards making a stronger America. Closely related to the family is the school. Children must receive instiuction in excess of regular school work. They must be taught how to develop their per- sonalities and talents in order to make themselves more useful to the society in which they live. Democratic living ought to be stressed so that future members of our democracy will profit by the mistakes of those before them. It has been said that the modern school is deviating from its real purpose. This is undoubt- edly true. Those who control the schools should realize that the school exists for the purpose of giving boys and girls a good start in life by helping them to form good habits and to acquire fundamental knowledge and skills. The modern theory of sugar-coated education must be abandoned. Many of the shortcomings of modern youths can be traced back to their schooling and in most cases a lack of discipline is the primary fault. A drastic revision of our educational methods is necessary for an alert, intelligent people. The third, and perhaps the most important, institution in a democracy is the church. In recent years there has been a general disregard for religion, evident in many ways. Sunday is no longer a day of prayer and worship, but rather one of good times and merry -making. 'lhis abandonment of religion calls to mind the fall of the Roman Empire hundreds of years ago. Early Romans had estab- lished a firm religious foundation, which, as time passed on, was thrown into a state of decay. 'lhe Romans decided that they would have a good time while they could, much as we of the modern world are doing. The immediate result was the destruction of family life, followed by the complete collapse of the entire Roman Empire, heretofore termed unconquerable. Hence, if we wish to avert disaster, we must return to our religion, for the fundamental truths are the key- note of successful living in a democracy. Thus we see that if each of the three basic institutions-family, school, church-is strengthened, Old Glory will continue to wave over a strong and united land of the free and home of the brave. IACK BERGIN, '-15. ll K !??f wk Y w Y 1 1 1 CLASSES l HE Class of 1943 entered Moorestown High School in September, 1959, with an enrollment of 224. This number in- creased to 240 the following year when pupils from Pensauken and other schools swelled our ranks. p I I l I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT EVANS Preirfdenf IOSEPH CALL VIEC-Pf6Jl'd6Hf ALLICE EHLE Secrefary RICARD BORN Treaxurer HISTORY OIF THE CLASS OF 11943 As freshmen, we struggled to become accus- tomed to high school life under the guidance of our adviser, Mr. Swoyer, On becoming sophomores, the memory of Mr. Swoyer's sound advice still fresh in our minds, we again chose him to help us through our THE HONOR GROUP lacli Bergin Nlary Fleming Nlary lean Gibson Richard Born David Serlling lane Ellen Gullett George Ulmer Ethel Shumard Beatrice Litwin lean Baker Nlildrcd NVatson Virginia Sanford llarold Nlason Alice Evans Ruth Hess Virginia Shinn The Honor Group is made up of those students who have attained a placeramong . the highest ten per cent of the class membership. The honor is purely scholastic, and l is based on the work of the entire high school course. 14 CLASS ADVISERS troubles. The highlight of this yea-r, as in all sophomore years, was the selection of our class rings. Then, as juniors, and 'tupperclassmenf' our activities increased. The Iunior play, Peg oi My Heart, by I. Hartley Manners, will long be remembered. And who will ever forget the thrill of the Iunior Prom? XVith Howmzo CRABTREE MARIAN RODNEY h Mr. Barthold as our class adviser, we com- pleted our junior year in a whirl of excite- ment. Xllhen we assembled in September, 19-12, we found that many students had not re- turned, so that our class numbered only 156. Now, as our last year draws to a close, even this number has been depleted. Twelve of our boys are serving in the Armed Forces, and many others will leave soon, or after graduation. Two, also, left for college at the beginning of the second term, leaving us only 136 members. However, it is to this, our senior year, that we point with pride. The Nloorestown lligh School Scrap Drive, which reached mam- moth proportions and netted us 3165.90 for the Red Cross, will long live in our memories as well as in the memories of Dloorestown residents. At last we have reached our final goal, and here, in our yearbook, we have tried to depict our numerous activities. ' C it Q92 , x ., 5 A its lffalclz your wisp, Ervin, be .rajely In numberm . . . boliom fo a pockefbook. BEATRICE V. ADAMS French Club, III, Mixecl Chorus. III, IV, Christmas Carol Service. III. GILBERT N. AITKEN, In. French Club, III, Basketball, I, II, III, Varsity, IV, Baseball, I, II, III, Varsity, IV, Air Rainl IVarLlen, IV. BEULAI I V. ANDERSON Bible Club, I , Business Education Society, Ig Library Assistant, IV, lVIixecl Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, III. JOSEPH IOI IN ARNOLD French Club, II, III, Latin Club, I. II, Sportsmaifs Club, I, II, Var- sity Basketball, IV, Varsity Track, III, Varsity Colt, I, Mixecl Chorus, III, Student Court, II, Civic Club Representative, I, III, IV, Fire YVar1len, IV, Air Raid YVarcIen, IV. old bqyf There may buf !l1ere'.r al.:-0 rock BARBARA V. BABCOCK French Club, II, III, Latin Club, I, II, III, IV, Orchestra, III, IV, Girls' Glee Club, IV, Nlixenl Chorus, III, Christmas Carol Service, III. JEAN BAKER French Club, III, IV, Latin Club, II, III, Hockey, II, Assem- Imly Usher, IV, Variety Show, II, III, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, Senior Play, Honor Certili- cate, II, III. HELEN CLA RE BARTELLO French Club, II, III, IV, Latin Club, I, II, III, Camera Club, II, III, Girls' Glee Club, II, IV, Nlixcrl Chorus, III, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, lWIusical Com- emly, IV. EDNA V. BASKERVILLE Girls' Glee Club, II, Alixecl Chorus, I. is 'W Wi? 2 , ,, Riagg, FRANK BENDEL Nlonitor Club Bus Department Head. IV, Stage Club Mzina er, I, Il, III, IV, .Vul.rl1ellDistr' , I, Civic Club Rep ese , I, Civic Club Awa ' Patrol, V' z .' . 'effi ' Y' A 5 rw ' ' , , FH 'A r . Iygii c. BEN L, R. - rench Club, II, Ilall lVIonitor, -Irfql, III, IV, Ilonor Certificate, I, II, Typewriting Award, II, Scrap Drive, IV, Fire XVarden, IV, Air Raid YVarden, IV. IOIIN W. BERGIN Nlonitor Club Ilall Patrol De- partment Ilead, IV, French Club, Il, III, IV, Latin Club, I, II, III, President,III, Camera Club, I, II, AIIIIJIICH Assistant Sports Editor, II, III, IV, .Vulwlzefl Photographer, I, II, III, IV, .xvllf.l'lIt?lf Distributor, Il, III, Ilonor Certificate, I, II. III, Attendance Certilicate, II, .Vul.rl1ellAward, III, French Award, II, Assembly Usher, IV, Scrap Drive, IV, Fire NVarden, IV, Air Raid XVarden, IV, Valedictorian. CATIIARINE BERINCER Business Education Society, III. To ea! or nof lo ealellzalfr llze que,rlz'on. lflzellzer flzlr wimer lo .ru-lfer ffze pangw and lor- 1'ure.r nj' bulrageoutr hunger or lo ea! . . . and Il1cp'perl1ap.r regrel ll. BEATRICE BOBEN RIET II Leaders' Club, II, III, IV, Head Assembly Usher, IV, French Club, II, III, IV, Sophomore Ring Com- mittee, Cheerleader, Il, III, IV, Girls' Glee Club, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, Varietv Show, III, Nlusical Comedy, IV, Iunior Play, Typewriting Award, III. RICHARD BORN NVith the Armed Forces, Class Treasurer, IV, Orchestra, II, III, Band, I, II, Honor Certificate, II. III, Fire XVarden, IV, Air Raid IVarden, IV. DORIS MAE BORTNER Business Education Society, IV, Nlixed Chorus, IV, Nlusical Com- edy, IV, Fashion Show, I, Type- writing Award, Il, III, Shorthand Award, IV. CALVIN C. BROOKS French Club, II, III, Athletic Council, I, Varsity Football, IV, Varsity Traclr, III. ggi FY Q 5 ti 5 J s e tn if X Ip7l0 Jaya' nece .rii ir 1! r Q Z ver ' uon? Fmri l.f,J'J' . . . lyfzaf nexz' at W BERTHA T. BROWN French Club, II, III, Bible Club, I, .VuI.rhell Distributor, III, Mixecl Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, III, Art Award, III. DORIS E. BURKE Civic Club Secretary, IV, French Club, I, Assembly Usher, IV, Cheerleader, IV, Girls' Cvlee Club, IV, Rhythm Singers, IV. CALVIN HEVELOW BUTLER Latin Club, III, Athletic Coun- cil, I, II, III, IV, Hall IVIonitor, II, IV, Traffic lVIonitor, II, Fire bvarden, IV, Air Raid Ivarflen, IV. IOSEPII GORMAN CALL YVith the Armed Forces, Class Vice-President, I, II, IV, Varsity Football, II, III, IV, Varsity Track, I, II, III, Orchestra, I, Il, III, Boys' Chorus, I, II, III, Variety Show, II, III, Attendance Certificate, II, Fire Wlarclen, IV, Air Raid XVarden, IV. 5-' s E ' WMI- FRED CARCA NAGUIE Ovithdrewb CHARLES D. CAREW Sportsman's Club, II, Business Education Society, IV, Basket- ball, II. BETTE CARR French Club, II, III, IV, Latin Club, III, IV, Publicity Club, IV, Book Club, IV, .Vulmhcll Fashion Editor, IV, Yearbook Staiif, IV, Mixecl Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, III, Hall Patrol, IV, Senior Play Property Com- mittee. IOHN 1. cARUs0 YVith the Armed Forces, Sports- man's Club, I, Il, III, IV, Vice- President, III, Varsity Football, II, III, IV, Track, I, II, III, Boys' Chorus, II, III, Victory Tableau, IV, Civic Club Representative, III, IV, Hall Patrol, I, II, III, Fire IVarden, IV, Air Raid VVar- den, IV. R! E if 9 3 5 ei I 4, W, I fem, V ' A . L N ,fx F A ' aw f' fill I N frlffi iw ' l tif, 1 fl ? , BOB C HISHOLM French Club, II, III, Sportsman's Club, I, Il, III, IV, Track, III, Varsity Swimming, I, Il, III, lVIixed Chorus, I, II, Victory Tableau. IV, Assembly Usher. IV, Ilall Patrol, I, II, III, IV, Attend- ance Certificate, II, Fire Wlarden, IV, Air Raid IVarden, IV. CECILIA CICERO Business Education Society, IV. DOROTHY M. CLARK Business Education Society, Il, III, IV, Leaders' Club, II, III, Assembly Usher, IV, Mixed Cho- rus, II, III, IV, Variety Show, III, Musical Comedy, IV, Christ- mas Carol Service, II, III, Music Festival, III, Cheerleader, III, IV. ANNA COLEMAN French Club, II, Softball, I, Leaders' Club, I, II, III, Mixed Chorus, IV. '. 'J . ' LV ff N I A Y pf' ,I Ufz, how fd love lo .ree flzal old gang qf mine. X They vera Johnny-on-llze-.rpol fn. rain or .rl11'ne. ANNA BELLE CONN Business Education Society, III' IV, IVIonitor Club Department Head, IV, Basketball, III, Mixed Chorus, IV, Musical Comedy, IV, Fashion Show, I, Typewritin Award, II, III, Shorthand Awami IV, Penmanship Award, I. BEATRICE LOUISE DAVIS Business Education Society, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Typewriting Award, II, III, Penmanship Award, I. DIARY ALICE DAVISON French Club, II, III, Latin Club, IV, Camera Club, III, Fashion Show, I, Ilall Patrol, II, III. DOROTHY VIRGINIA DAY Business Education Society, II, III, IV, Assembly Usher, IV. 4 X at 'tr o ,t 523 me at In ilze .fpring a young man'.r fanqzf lzzqlzlfy iurnw lo . . . Or fir if .rome real problem ifzal flaw you .rlre1'cf1ed auf, Bendef? FRANK A. DELUCA Class Secretary, I, Senior Court Iudge, IV, Varsity Football, I, II, III, IV, Captain, IV, Varsity Baseball, I, II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, Hill Billy Band, III, At- tendance Certificate, III, Hall Patrol, I, II, III, IV. ADELAIDE DENIGHT Latin Club, II, III, Business Education Society, IV, Library Assistant, I, II, III, Softball, I. F. ARCHER DEVELIN, IR. the Armed Forces Club sity Tennis, IV, Variety Usher, IV, Victory T I, II, II, Fire Ra' fn, IV I, Il, AAA, ALLICE WVALLACE EHLE Class Secretary, IV, French Club, II, III, Secretary, III, Latin Club, I, II, Treasurer, I, Leaders' Club Vice-President, IV, .Vul.rhell Busi- ness Secretar 1, IV, Varsity Hock- ey, II, Basketball, III, Varsity, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Orchestra, ll, lVIusical Comedy, IV, Variety Show, I, II, III, Iunior Play, Senior Play. ALICE NADINE EVANS French Club, II, III, IV, Treas- urer, II, Latin Club, I, II, III, Leaders' Club, II, III, Book Club, IV, Publicity Club, III, .lVul.rhcll Reporter, II, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook, IV, Hall Patrol, IV, Sophomore Ring Committee, Iunior Play Property Committee, Orches- tra, I, Band, I, II, III, IV, Mixed Chorus, IV, Variety Show, I, II, Nlusic Festival, I, II, III, Girls' Clarinet Ensemble, I, Honor Cer- tificate, I, II, III, Attendance Cer- tificate, II, Civic Club Represent- ative, I, IV, Typewriting Award, II, .vuhrhcll Award, III. BOB EVANS With the Armed Forces, Class President, I, II, IV, Sportsman's Club, II, Varsity Football, IV, Var- sity Track, III, Iunior Play, Boys' Chorus, Ig Scrap Drive Chairman, IV, Fire Vtlarden, IV, Air Raid YVarden, IV. GORDON L. FINE French Club, II, III, IV, Latin Club Vice-President, III, Book Club, IV, .'Vul.rhell Reporter, III, IV, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Drum Maior, IV, Boys' Chorus. II, IV, Musiczil Comedy, IV, Swing Band Announcer, IV, Vic- tory Niemorial Service, IV, Hall Patrol, II, IV, Scrap Drive, IV, Fire VVarden, IV, Air Raid VVarden, IV, Civic Club President, IV, Stu- dent Court Iudge, IV. gifs Wills DOROTI IY FINLIN Business Education Society, III, IVg Iiaslcetlmall, I. FRANCES FIORENTI NO French Clulm, II, III, IV, I,atin Clulm, I, II, .Vzlfwlzrlf Literary Stall, I, II, III, IV, Girls' Glue Cluli, II, IVQ iWIixecI Chorus, Illg Variety Show, III, Christmas Carol Serv- ice, III, Senior Playg Civic Clulm Representative, II. .WIERLE ELAINE FISTER IIcacI Assemlmly Usher, 1Vg Busi- ness Ifmlucatiun Society, II, III IVQ Ineaclers' Clulm, I, Ilg Basket- lmll, I, III, Variety Slgbw, III, Civic Clulm Representative, I, II, III P I 1 . sf . J rl' ' I I ylmxrz Fr1'zc:'ERA1,D SIIbIl0gI'il'Vlf' Awarfl. III: Muni- tuf Club, IJ . , I gg, ' r s.J I . 'N lfweff, Gfnn-V, fl l'dI1If be a.r bad air lflalf lfven ff Do! and 4111111111-E are aff upmel, you .rw lflfzel 1'.r lzzffferllif vafnz. MARY E. FLEMING French Clulm, II, III, IV: I.atin Cluli, I, II: Bunk Clulx Prcsinlcnt, II, III, IV: Pulmlicity Clulm, III: Leaders' Clulv, III, IVg .Nixcml Chorus, II, III, IV: Christmas Carul Service, ll, IlIg Ilunur Certificate, I, II, III: .Vul.vlu'll Awartl, II, III, .Vnlmlzcll Literary Ealitnr, III, IV. MA RGA RE'I' B. FOU N'l'AI N Frencli Cluli, Il, III: Latin Clulm, IV, I,C1llICl'SI Clulm, ll, III, IVg Varsity Iluclacy, II, III 1 Girls' tilcc Clulw, I, III, IV: AIixe1I Cliurus, I, III, IVQ Rliytlim Singers. IV, 1WIusicaI Cnmctly, IVp Asscnilwly Uslier, IV. DAVID FOX Fire IVarmIen, IV: Air Raicl XVar- I- IV. ' tlcn Wh .M4,f11c4,,q.p-4 if 414'-if '01-J 'YV' J ,,44,,w ,IML4 ,lf-5,01 ,la!L',9vV 7-U CAROI, FROST IWIixcLI Cliurus, III, IV, Clirist- mas Carul Service, Illg AIusicaI Cumccly, IV: Business Etlucatiun Society, III, IV. L' ,D If . J! V Q ,, I Vxxr.. ,. - ,f .1 2, if I , v J, 1' X' I' ' I' , X ., 14 V My .Ilia I 1 ' X11 x W 'ffl 1' X 1. I ex 7' P' I Ny' gf? i, ,I fx. leg v l X If I U i 11 I Alf .fy fl l r XX XG ,E R. CIBSUIN ...V WWII f .1 gif: PJ' T V , . 1 V ' V x f A ' fy!! Af' h ' I 1 W I in h', , ,J If ,f Q I I ,1 , ,ff '7' ' f I ' F 'V' I 'f ,I u ,' lxff' X! , I ix f S0 lo .g, Plklklj. , IM r 1' I ne xl ff K 'vknocyfleven I -llqflife flu? ze az' N f ,Ji Y , ,U . , , V ' - F . 1 , fi V J xl ' I I : I X! IR IU if ,Alf K!-1 ,VJ y 'I ff ' V A K ' I ' 'II ' I l WILLIAM G. FULLME R Varsity Football, IV, Senior Play. SAMUEL I. GARRO IVIonitor Club Bus Department Head, IV, French Club, II, llall Patrol, III, Assembly Usher, IV- Fire IVarden, IV. f ,Mix f of-X YV1t the Armed Forces, Sports- man's Club, III, IV, 'Barely III, Iunior Play, ,vulmlzefl Award, III, Yearbook Staff, III. MA RY IEAN GIBSON Head Assembly Usher, IV, Latin Club. I, II, Hall Patrol, IV, Variety Show, I, Mllsic Festival, I, llonor Certificate, I, II, III. French Cl b, I III, Girls' ee : Variety Shox , I, tival, I, II, Softball, I RHODA M. GOSNELL Latin Club, IV, Bible Club, I, II, Girls' Glee Club, III, IV, Basket- ball, II, III, Varsity, IV, Assem- bly Usher, IV: Attendance Certifi- Cate, I, II, III. IIA 1 i tor Vititoriyj Tail,- Play, F 47 Xvar- ...i IOSEPI IINE H. CRIMES Latin Club, III, IV, Girls' Glce Club, IV, Mixerl Chorus, II, III, Typewriting Awarcl, II. I , I , EDITII V. GUBLER Girls' Clee Club, III, Mixerl Chorus, IV, Business Education Society, III. IANE ELLEN GULLETT French Club, II, IV, Latin Club, Il, IV, Girls' Glee Club, II, Christmas Carol Service, Ilg Li- brary Assistant, II, Ilonor Cer- tilicate, III. l 1 'VI' 3114. ' ,, WJ- .JJJLZ I , jj , .MN ,f ,- Jf, fr.-MRO ' BER A Iifirvl f KWH fi 4 'C ltd-e'Cl L., 1, 'n, llI,,'IV, A Treasurer, IV, Ilall l5'IcLnit9r,,1K,7i 5 di 'l 'ffJ.'Y, DORIS IIAINES blixecl Chorus, III, Stamp Club, III. U-I I 55 i n f X.. . ' .1 Q? 1 Y' All F! V A . f ,g, , X Y A. ,gg r I .,-NQEIQQ f . 'g qQii 5? f'll ,f,Q'.- ,l - Ml 1 I ,J ' I lil I Xl ' ' 'J 'A l f I Y Q ' f 2' Xl , . 'f 4 x . 4 I . 1 A 1 ,ll lr, ill jk I NI! wi ,I f Y I K Xl U Al Jalal! like a dglunz lmajor, ell Pal? efax' ' . . ffl 1 ' L r A fleuyrv Twin, LONIEKF If il?l, l'a.,11. .ft 1 .-lj ff- ., J X It 4 ' J , . . X fl, N 4 J, 'DK 'A X If I v , ul J X1 f, 'fy ' 1 . 4 , . XX. xx ' ' ' 1 , e . o - - v. . ' V I V' l 1 if u RICI IARD I. I IALLOWELL French Club, III, SpOl'tSl'l1klll'S Club, lg Attendance Certilicate, I, II. FLOYD L. IIARRIS Entered College Second Term, Itlonitor Club Assembly Depart- ment llcml. IV, Varsity Basket- ball, IV, Fire lVaralen, IV, Air Raid XXIJIFLICII, IV. DORIS ANN I IA RT Yearbook Business Stall, IV, lunior Play, llome Economic C-lub, IV, President, IV, Civic Club Rep- resentative, IV. RICI IARD C. IIARVEY French Club, III, Spoi-tsman's Club, IV, Civic Club, Representa- tive, II, III, Treasurer, IV, Var- sity Track, II, III, Nlixcml Chorus, IV, Student Court, Ig Attenmlance Certilicate, I, Fire XVartlen, IV, Air Raitl Xvarclen, IV. p , ik-A x N N i lifgzi, E NWA Tlzelanwwer io a merma1'd'.r prayer! Billy Rare li-I' lookinqfor you, Jlu,rfle.r. IUNE HEAD Owithdrewj MARGIE H. HESS French Club, I, II, III, Latin Club, I, II, Leaders' Club, II, Book Club, IV, Nuhrlzell Reporter, IV, Mixed Chorus, II, III, IV, At- tendance Certiticate, I, II, III. RUTH F. HESS Class Vice-President, III, French Club, II, III, Latin Club, I, Ili Leaders, Club, II, III, IV, Var- sity Tennis, II, Yearbook Staff, II, Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Band, I, II, III, Mixerl Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Girls' Glee Club I, II, Ill, IV, Musical Comedy, IV, Variety Show I, II, III, IV, Christmas Caro Service, II, III, High School Mu- sic Award, III, Drum Majnurette, III, IV. i NORMA B. HEWITT Head Assembly Usher, IV, As- sembly lVIonitor, II, Latin Club, II, Defense Bonds Homeroom Man- ager, IV, Nuhrhcll Reporter, IV, Varsity Basketball, IV, Cheer- leader, IV, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Mixed, Chorus, II, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, Rhythm Singers, III, IV, Variety Show, II, III. . ,I If . V 1 ' -' mf ff' -H1iUii?ifq3i1i513'iTE-y1,!U P Spcqrtsmans Club, EKLII, Ilall atro, . j ,VA x sf NORMAN E. INWRIGHT Camera Club, I. II, III, Sports- man's Club, I, Iunior Play Manager. IDA MARY lE'C LI id 4 QYVithdr ' I M Vf' W I H 6' ,I NO AN Jo s 1' 'or Clu I III, V, or Cl s artmen e , IV, .ricu r lub, I, I j astlc gricult r A rd, nce Ce lC3t , , III, I , I ter - ' i I t- rden, IWMR 01 If 'L vff' Ze- lv' if f I f , 1 DAN KELLEY Class Treasurer, II, Athletic Council, lg Spnrtsmaifs Club, I, II, III, IV, Varsity Tennis, Ig Var- sity Swimming, I, II, III, Civic Club Representative, II, Cheer- leader, I, II, Ill, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, IIaIl Patrol, III, IV, lwixccl Chorus, III, Variety Show, III, Fire XVarnlen, IV. MARTI IA LOUISE KING French Clulm, II, III 5 Latin Cluli, I, II, Baslietlxall, Ill. PAUL LANZER !XVitI1cI1'ewl DESIWIUNDE LAXVS lYVithcl1'ewl lVl1al'.r llze-false, Bale? lI0l'1,ffI6 lzlalzf . . fel uf all fn on fl. ' s BE'l l'Y LEARY rench Llulx ll I e it ers Qlu 1 II III IX Mixecl Chorus II III IX L hristm is L lrul ben 1cc Lomecls IX Qheclle icler II III Ixpexuitmg xx arm III t el1l lllce L0l'tItlL lte I ll-all Patrol IX' ' benlor Plwv. .,. 'XN.,,J'- 4 o--gg 9 'Y -' cb -aIS?EA2'R1'L:li'l,I3X?I1i V1 lVInnitnr Club Secretary, IV g F I , , III, . 1 I . ' ' I . , . 1 'z I . '. 1 if 1112 V1i1'ietyShtitv, in, Musical IV: f 1: ' H.' . A Vi' L ' A: f I: I I l 'z . , , , III, .4 Q. . , , ., 5 1 ' 0 4 4 Q U Y' xluib 11 X1 fmt, 'l,.N.lsg5gl'l'1llhg,Jsl 51sL dvi wxecl QhlglB.fn'Rus1Cal igtT1g?,wUKECh Yitm Kr vllgem e. 5- whor erhfc. -. II 1 1 ' IX - ll :sro latmiigtlmir, I, IV. 4' N g ERVIN R. LOIIBAUER lVIonitor Clulm Ilall Patrol De- partment llcatl, IV, Ifrcncll Cluli, II, III, Buys, Clmrus, II, III, lVIusical Conmetly, IV, Christmas Carol Service, II. III: Iunim' Play: Senior Play, Scrap Drive, IV: CUIUI' cillillil, IXIQ l:II'c NxIiIrlIL'II, IV, Air Raicl XXIJIFLICII, IV. , Y c:1,ADYs 1.ov1gIw1AN' 'Q Business Ifclucation SoCietS',NII,i to Illg Lcatlers' Cluli, lllg Sultlvallf lg Singing Strings, Iltig Dlusical Cnmecly, IV, Variety Iinw, II, III, Nlusic Festival, IJ II, III, Mixeml Chorus. IVQ Ortxestra, I, II, III, IVQ Christmas ssemhkxt, III, 'l'ypewriting Awartl,K,11. I I2 IVg Trallic lxhmnitor, III. I K - 1 S V52 ,A V- A 'N I X Q ,M 2 S , Sv ,E asa 1Vl1oop,rf No! iz2'kl1Qr!1,,dre yo Dorzlr? 01- zlr il a new dance .rfep ,Mira iq .fzfnq umf vi if . Rr J fw ' N ,. I d- ' X 4 I' , .. I . ' ,f . 4, 4 1 rr, I ' ' . , -1' V 2 . 1 x x , 5 p r, . . 'f sw rf I' A- If 'pa rf New 'MH ,V Y' It Iyrllflx X l F D I X x' - I , , I ' VII' LI ff' ' ii ii I '!F,3ijI7HL ' MACCRACKEN fxdliatin Club, II,- III, NIV, Year- bpok Staff, III, Bible Llub, 1, 11, III, Vice-President, II, Ilall Patrol, II, III, IV. JOHN F. MACDOUGALL YVitI'1 the Armed Forces, French Club, III, Latin Club, I, Camera Club, I, II, Sportsman's Club, I, II, III, IV, Corresponding Secre- tarv, III, IV, Bovs' Chorus, III, Football, I, Assistant Nlanager ol' Basketball, I, II, III, Christmas Carol Service, III, Scrap Drive, IV, Fire YVarclen, III, IV, Air Raid YVarden, IV. ALLEN MACNIER tXVithdrewD JOSEPH 1. MANCUSO Hall Patrol, IV, Business Educa- tion Society, II, Attendance Cer- tificate, I, II, Typcwriting Award, III, Fire NVarden, IV, Air Raid YVarden, IV. Club He ld, IV, Reporter, Play . KEVIN L. MCCIIESNEY Sportsman's Club, I, II, III, Nlixed Chorus, III, Variety Show, III, Christmas CaroI Service, III, Cheerleader, I, II, III, IV, Assem- bly Usher, IV, Fire YVarden, IV, Air Raid YVarden, IV, Senior Play. ISABELLE I. MUGANN Home Economic Club, II, III' IV, Vice-President, II, President- IV, Hall Patrol, III, Nlixed Chorus- IV, Girls' Glee Club, II, III, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, Music Festival, II. DOROTHY MAY MCGAW Latin Club, I, II, III, Nlixed Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Girls' Glee Club, I, Assistant IVIanager ofGirls' Basketball Team, II, Nlanager, III. xl I I M .I gsm me et I CATHERINE MCMULLEN French Club, II, III, Latin Club, II I, IV. MIRIAM E. MUNEILLY Home Economic Club, II, III, IV, Girls' Cvlee Club, II, III, Christmas Carol Service, II, Spring Festival, II. LOUISE MICIIEI.FEI,DER French Club, II, III, Attend- ance Certificate, I, II. , ,ifffiiwf DOLORES M. MITCIIELL Latin Club, I, II, Bible Club, II, Business Education Society, II. f, ' . 7. N-L,'C!.!vI li! I ' I If 5w,1fVO'60, ,W ,rwf 7 ,f I Unelf, now . . . Ijiioure il woufd be . abvul. . . l1'lwl!1i..- . . . - LL it ,I ,cffdflk RUTII MITCI IELL French Club, III, IV, Latin ' Club, I, II, Orchestra, III, IV, Bannl, II, III, Girls' Glee Club, I, IV, Octet, III. EDWARD NIOCCK, IR. Nlonitor Club Bus Department Head, IV, Basketball. I, II, III, Varsity, IV, .Vulwlrell Distributor, III, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, As- sembly IVIonitor, IV, Fire IVnrcIen, IV, Air Raid NVairnlen, IV. MA R I E MOYE R .X,llf.I'!If'N Business Staff, II, Busi- ness Emlucution Society, II, III, ivrls' Glec Club, IV, Alixecl Chorus. I ANDREXV IOSEPII AIURRAY YVith the Armeil Forces, Busi- ness Enluczition Society. II, Bus Nlonitor. IV, Fire XVzircIen, IV, Air Raicl XVnrcIcn, IV. X r et? V X j - g E V5 Keep fl10-ft? dfnzplem under cover, Gennlff They .rure give you away! DOROTHY CECILIA MUSIL Business Education Society, I, Hall Patrol, IV, Bus Nlonitor, IV, Typing Award, III, Interscholastic Penmanship Award, I, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III. BETTY NORTON French Club, IV, Business Edu- cation Society, I, II, III, IV. WILLIAM R. NORTON French Club, II, III, Sports- man's Club, III, Attendance Cer- tificate, I, II, Swimming, III. WA LTE R M. OLSEN Alonitor Club Vice-President, IV, IVIonitorCIub Buildingsand Grounds Department Head, IV, Camera Club, II, III, Sportsman's Club, II, III, IV, Varsity Football, III, IV, Basketball, III, Varsity Baseball, IV, Boys' Chorus, II, III, IV, Mixecl Chorus, IV, Christ- mas Carol Service, II, III, Variety Show, II. ANNA LISA OSTERLIND French Club, II, III, Typing Award, II, Leaders' Club, I, II. IVIAZIE EDNA PETERSON Attendance Certilicate, II. VIRGINIA RUTII PET'I'IT Business Education Society, II, ,Vlllmlrell Distributor, I, II, .Vul- .rlzcff Reporter, IV, Yearboolx Sec- retary, III, IV, Baslietball. I, Library Assistant, I, Iunior Play Property Committee, Typewriting Award, II, III, .Vulmfreff Award, III, Band, II, III, IV, Nlixed Chorus. III, IV, Nlusic Festival, I, II, III, Variety Show, II, Christ- mas Carol Service, III. CONNIE A. M. PFENNIG Attendance Certificate, I, Short- hand Award, III, IV. EQ refs W W, , if , E HELEN NI. POTIE lxvitlldrewl Tl IOM AS ROBERT POTTS Xvith the Armed Forces, Swim- ming, I. II, III, Variety Show, III. C HA RLOTTE READER Latin Club, III, IV: Variety Show, ll 5 Civic Club Award, III. IUNE LEE RIES Latin Club, III, .Yul.rl1z'fl Dis- tributor, III, IV: Iloncl :incl Stamp Committee. IV, Honor Certilicate, II, Attenclance Certilicate, I, II. Il'.r palriolzl' lo pool your car . . . bu! qfler all fl1ere'.r a lfnzfl. BETTY RILEY Latin Club, II, III: Iunior Play, Mixecl Chorus, III, IV: Christmas Carol Service, Ill. .I ll' f ' 9 wmv R I-3 CIF enc I 1, II, I , .ai ,1',7?,,Q, I , ' , In, Ivi .ab Irv PM ,tb v- I -asv y, Cfjl'7p,f2ff ATI IAMAE ROBINSON Bible Club, I3 Home Economic Club, II, IV, Girls' Glee Club, II, lVIixe4.ICI1oruS, III, IV. E'l'I IYI. ROBINSON Latin Club, II, III, IV, Bible Club, I, II, Softball. lllg GirIs' Glee Club, IV, lwixeal Chorus, III. ers Iylzaf afacel Tlzal ball ouglzl lo land clean over ihe goal p0.r!.r. EDITH HINTON ROSS French Club, III, IV, Latin Club, I, Business Education Soci- ety, II, Girls' Glee Club, I, II, III, Mixecl Chorus, I, II, III, IV, Variety Show, II, III, Christmas Carol Service, II, III, Nlusical Comedy, IV, Assistant Hockey Alanager, I. VIOLET SABOTTA Latin Club II III xl , , , Mi.-em Chorus, III, Variety Show, I, III, Christmas Carol Service, III,IVIusi- Comedy, IV, Civic Club Award 1 VIRGINIA T. SANFORD French Club, II, Treasurer, II, Latin Club, I, .Vulrrhell Literary Staff, II, III, lVul.rl1ell Sports Statt, IV: Yearbook Literary Staff, I, Basketball, I, III, Varsity Basket- ball, IV, Hockey, I, Civic Club Representative, II, L7VLll.I'f16ll Award, , IV. DOROTHY M. SCHMITZER Mixed Chorus, IV, Variety Show, III, Attendance Certilicate, I, III. DAVID IV. SERFLING Student Court, IV, French Club, II, III, IV, .Vulwhell Secretarv, III, IV, Honor Certificate, I, II, III, Attendance Certificate, I, II, III, Assembly Usher, IV, Scrap Drive, IV, Christmas Assembly Program, IV, Assembly Program Recorder, IV, Typewriting Award, III, IV, Shorthand Award, III, IV, Salutatorian. CHARLES EARL SHINN Class Treasurer, I, Sportsmalfs Club, II, III, IV, Varsity Track, III, Varsity Tennis, I, Fire XVar- den, IV, Air Raid Ivarden, IV. M. VIRGINIA SHINN Hall Patrol, IV, .IVIILFIIEII Re- porter, IV, Charge ol' .Vulwllell Scrapbook, II, III, IV, Assembly Usher, IV, Girls' Glee Club, III, IV, Assistant Hockey Nlanager, III, Gym Review, II, Civic Club Representative, IV, Senior Play. ETHEL SHUMA RD French Club, II, III, IV, Latin Club, Cflmerli Club, BOUIC Club, IV, Basketball, IV, Nlixed Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, Ill, Variety Show, III, IV, Rhythm Singers, III, .Vulmlzrll Re- porter, II, .Y'lllJ'l1EH Acting Editor, III, .xvlll-fllfll Editor-in-Chief, IV, ,Vulmllell Award, II, III, IV, As- sembly lWIonitor, II, Civic Club Representative, III, Civic Club Award, III. -fi i is EUGENIA G. SNIETANA llall Patrol, IV: French Cluli, II. III: .xvllfifllfll Reporter, IV: Civic Clulw Representative, III. LOIS SMITII French Clulm, II, III: Latin Club, IV, Vice-President, IV: Nlixed Chorus, II, III: Christmas Carol Service, Il, III: Girls' Glee Club, IV: Nlusical Comedy, IV: Civic Cluli Representative, II. ROBERT SAMUEL SMITH Entered College Second Term: Class President, III: Civic Cluli President, IV: .Vulmfieff Sports Edi- tor, III, IV: Varsity Footlmall, III, IV: Varsity Baslietliall. III, IV: Ilonor Certificate. III: Civic Clulm Representative, III. IIARRY A. SPERBER SD0rtsman's Cluli, III, IV, Treas- urer, III: Varsity Footlsall, II, III, IV: Varsity Bzislcetliall, II, III, IV: Varsity Ilwracli, I, Ill: .V11!.rl1i'f.' Distrilxutor, I. Q I I Q ff , 3 ig , f Q , ,WK f R 'Ili X1 ' I gl? Tlzaff rzlqfzl, Joe, Iurn your bark on IEIII. Gfrb are more l.l'llL'l'6'J'!l.l7g lfzan bcya' an y day. I 1 lv w .' sg? if I i il :I if V' ,f ' j LEs1,1ls 'SQIUIRES Sportsman's Cluli, II, III: Aloni- tor Cluli, II, IV: Scrap Drive, IV: Ilall Patrol, II: Fire XVarden, IV: Air Raid XVarden, IV. :ACK c. STEINER Varsity Baseball, IV: Civic Clulm Representative, IV: Assembly Uslier, IV: Ilnll Patrol. IV: Alixed Chorus, IV: Variety Show, IV: Bus Nlonitor, IV: Fire XVarden, IV: Air Raid XVarden, IV. DORIS C. STEPHENS 'lirallic Nlonitor, III: Latin Cluli, II, III: I'Iall Patrol, IV: Attend- ance Certilicate, I: Civic Clulm Award, III. WILLIAM II. STII ,, Agriculture Clulm,I g ports- man's Cluli, I, II, , IV: Alixed C c'us, V: t nd nce Certilicale. I: 'i Va 1, IV: Assen U . 1 .7999 . , lffv .ey l ,six . 'XV' E N ' , 'V -'Av v Lf, E 4 ii 1 , i' I it X ,H . .g, vm 523 :Sq W iii? IIIQIIQX.-I Q A A ' l lfytlllfliflg f0l' Me 5215! Guetnr we've fzaa' I1 good day and only one fam lo ,fluffy fonzlolzf? E. IAMES SULLIVAN I Monitor Club Traffic Depart- ment Head, IV, Sportsman's Club, I III, IV, President, IV, Varsity . 1 Cl IH IV . I Football, IV, Varsity Basketball, 1 It U ' . ' ' I fe' J IV: Orchestra, I, II, Band, I, II, Pre' tl nt' I I' resulentyl ,' TIF' III, IV, Honor Ceffinfm, 1, Fire S1fr'kP00 I lllllf IN' YS, bi VVarilen, IV, Air Raid NVarden, IV. 82515 fl 13' Ch ' ' ag' l 1 , . I - Service, II, 'ivic C 7 ptesent- ative, I, I. f f a I' :M ROBERT SULLIVAN J KAL ,RT TO , N ' i , 5 Sp x t man's Mixed chorus, III, HS. M .. IV, wwf? mms, , lv- -f , - yu' if -' .ap grive Wg I' r rclen, X ' N, lf V V - , V1 Air R' LIV . .- I lx.. l 1 A ww Q fi ff ' 1 ,ww 4 ff I ,f I ' .4 4. ff ' gf' L- fi 7 s' ev I .,, HA,'1a-,f ff ,IQ I' , H . l l l K' A V l ALFRED F. THOMAS, Ili. E. CIIARLOTTE ULIVIER . Camera Club, I, Sportsmalfs French Clulm,III, IVgLatin Club, l Club, II, III, Scrap Drive, IV. Il, III, .Vulmlzell Business Staff, II, I III, IV, Yearlmuli Staff, IV, Hall I Patrol, III, IV, NIixeil CIIUFIIS. y IV, Variety Show. IV: Attenchince I Certificate, II, .Vul.rf1z'fl Awarcl, III. I I l IVIARION RUTH 'IIINDALIJ GPIORLEE BQYD ULINIER ,Vuhrlzefl Distributor, Ig Assistant 'I-mme Head, IV: French Club' ' Business NlanageroI'Yearbo0li, II, II' III, IV, 'I',-ensurer, Ill, Pregi. I Manager' III' IV5 ,Wf1ff1fffAwHff1- dont, IVQ Latin Clulm, II, Camera F II, III, Assistant ,xuhrlzelf Business plub' I' II. III, IV: Um-hesfm, I, I Nlanager, II, IVIanager, III, Girls' H, HI' IV: Band' I' Il, IH' IV: I Glee Clubflv' Swing Baml, IV, Variety Show. L III, IV, Honor Certificate, II, Ill: I W .Vulmlzell Award, III. ' , I V kiofvuf buck, ffdan-1741 f7 f'Wrn4'i to-is ral 7'7j',,JZQi' if C, MARGIE VAN SICKLE GLORIA D. VURGASON Business Education Society, III, IV, Leaders' Club, III: Assembly Usher, IV, Nlixed Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Service, III, Music Festival, III3Ijall Patrol, III. l ,.-- . yxm x ,, ,L Nu? J Y ,, t, J 'x Ex: .Q I A C , X. . ,Z I -. 2 Q - I 1 Q 'l'lIiJlVIAfS VURGASON hrs 0 marks Chix' in Vanhity Fooltiifa, IV: Rslgtllizallfwaiiaa er, 1 Ghristinaisarol Service, 'Ilg v ire Vardien,' 'Q rAir gaicl Xyar- iwen X' 'Ay ' . ,,. ' 1 x N-Q' i n 'QQ 'l p Q-, F, , i I ' I' xv -s X A BX. ,1 xi' 1 xg Q 1 , s' 'v l l '4 1 X X Q7 Q 5 Q s, U. K V .X J ,J A si 1 s . S N l , 1 1, ' ,f' i , LV, .I I, ., Wlifll a l1'.','fe fffe iq!! fn lfzfm. el HPI ine. 1 off. The .Vary N'L1l1iiv'HHI-f0l'J' IA NE FARRY WALLACK French Club, III, IV, .YuI.rhell Reporter, Il, Hall Patrol, III, IV. DULORES M. WARREN .Yulmlzell Distributor, ll, Busi- ness Eclucation Society. II, III, IV, Bond and Stamp Committee, IV, Mixenl Chorus, III, Christmas Carol Service, III, IVIusic Festival. III: Variety Show, II, Basketball Assistant Nlanager, Il, III, Nlana- ger, IV. M I LDRED WATSON Ifrench Club, II, III, Latin Club, I, II, Secretary, Il, ,Yula-ly,-ll Re. porter, III, IV: Girls' Glee Club, Ig Ntixenl Chorus, Ig Ilonor Cer- tificate, Ig Civic Club Representa- tive, IV. we S ,gm ,cfm it? F, ff, x , Qu N 1 I ' ncbi? E N iljitlj E ' Gola'-br12'k1'ng beg1'n.r in gym cfamrfronz lfze appearance of !l11'ng.r here. ROY G. VVEBSTER Attendance Certificate, II. WILLIAM K. WEI DMAN Student Court, III, Varsity Foot- ball, III, IV, Varsity Baseball, III, Varsity Track, Ig Civic Club Repre- sentative, IV. PATSY ANNE WEIFORD Class Secretary, III, Hall Patrol, I, II, III, IV, French Club, II. III, Leaders' Club, II, III, IV, Varsity Basketball, III, IV, Hock- e', II, Cheerleader, I, II, III, II7, Girls' Glee Club, I, II, IV, Mixenl Chorus, I, III, IV, Variety Show, II, III, Nuhrhell Reporter, III, Nubllell Business Staff, III, 1Vul.rhzll Award, III. JEAN WEVILL Business Education Society, II Mixed Chorus, III. DAVID B. WIBLE Sportsman's Club, IV, Football IV, Mixed Chorus, II, III, IV Christmas Carol Service, II, III Assembly Monitor, II. CLARA WILLIAMS ss. Q Q M36 QM rig mil' ,flgfsb ' F. WALDEN WIMBERLEY Latin Club, III, IV, Sportsman's Club, I, II, III, Basketball, III, IV, Band, II, III, IV, lVIixed Chorus, III, IV, Christmas Carol Se-rvice, III, .Vuhrhell Distributor, IV. IACQUELINE WLAIKOVITZ IOHN WILLIAM WOLF Orchestra, I, II, III, IV, Attend- ance Certificate. I. Lookw like Charley :ir really In Nu' dump.-' . . or IIJ' he? . . . or wad- he ever? DORIS WOOD Business Education Society, III, IV, Hall Patrol, III, IV, Bus Nlonitor, IV, Softball, Ig Inter- scholastic Penmanship Award, I. DOROTHY WOODOTH W IPFQIICII Clulo, Il, III, I'IalI Patrol, III, IV, Mixecl Chorus, III, IV, Variety Show, IV, Christmas Carol Service, III, .Vulwhcll Reporter. III, IV, .xvllf-fhffl Award, lllg Li- brary Assistant, I, IV, Senior Play Property Committee. ROBERT YAEGER With the Armed Forces. mxwfw N fwwhgwwwyi, Mqhrw-M, up 'wh 465143. ssl: ,Ma gfff'-1 F15 ., ,,.5. .- HS W A ..3f.,:u:-ZW..--.E I ' ' .,.. ,:-.-.. .I-M ', ' 41111115 . 'if lf! ..?'fh : ' ...WAI Anna. , NJ? , -A . .,.,,,,,,,, f. '-: ,wwf 1 ' . :ELI ff-fa., , - 1551,-,. 45-Tr 5 - HBSQ C 5 Wmeiexggg 15- . - +4-Zig.. A lm -' Wy ' .. J -L ,Q ' N I 3.1 NAME BEATRICE V. ADAMS ........ . . . GILBERT N. AITKEN, IR. ...... . . . BEULAH VIRGINIA ANDERSON IOSEPI-I IOHN ARNOLD ...... BARBARA V. BABCOCK. . , IEAN BAKER ............. HELEN CLARE BARTELLO .... EDNA VIRGINIA BASKERVILLE. , .... FRANK BENDEL ..........,... . . . RAYMOND C. BENDEL, IR.. . . IOHN W. BERGIN ......... CATHARINE BERINGER. . . BEATRICE BOBENRIETII .... RICHARD BORN ......... DORIS MAE BORTNER. . . CALVIN C. BROOKS .... BERTHA T. BROWN ....... DORIS E. BURKE .......... CALVIN HEVELOW BUTLER. . IOSEPINI GORMAN CALL ...... . . . FRED CARCANAGUE .... CHARLES D. CAREVV. . . BETTE CARR ....,... IOIHIN I. CARUSO. . . BOB CHISHOLM .... CECILIA CICERO ....... DOROTHY M. CLARK .... ANNA COLEMAN ....... ANNA BELLE CONN .... fflf i3 .:3M SENIOR DIRECTURY 'R' 'A 5+ ADDRESS COURSE 8207 Marion Avenue, Pennsauken General 229 Union Street, Moorestown Scientific 155 Harding Avenue, Lenola Business 804 East Main Street, Maple Shade Scientific 450 East Second Street, Moorestown Classical 2917 Haddonfield Road, Pennsauken Classical 144 East Third Street, Moorestown Classical 428 North Church Street, Moorestown General 116 Cottage Avenue, Lenola Social Scientific 126 Cottage Avenue, Lenola Scientific 551 Chester Avenue, Moorestown Classical 225 East Main Street, Maple Shade Business 220 French Avenue, Moorestown General 6756 Cedar Avenue, Pennsauken Scientific 44 Anna Avenue, Maple Shade Business 555 North Church Street, Moorestown General 46 East Main Street, Moorestown General 254 South Maple Avenue, Maple Shade General 16 Beach Street, Moorestown General Riverton Road, Moorestown Scientific 208 South Garfield Avenue, Lenola Scientific 47 East Second Street, Moorestown Business 255 North Washington Avenue, Moorestown Classical South Church Street, Moorestown General 404 North Washington Avenue, Moorestown Scientific 51 East Third Street, Moorestown Business . 118 Mill Street, Moorestown Business 22 East Wilson Avenue, Lenola Business 619 Sunset Avenue, Maple Shade Business 56 SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS COURSE BEATRICE LOUISE DAVIS ..... . . . MARY ALICE DAVISON .... DOROTHY VIRGINIA DAY. . . FRANK A. DELUCA ........ ADELAIDE IACQUELIN DENIGHT .... F. ARCHER DEVELIN, IR. ......... . ANNA DIGALBO ...,. . . . ALLICE WALLACE EHLE. . . ALICE NAIJINE EVANS ..... BOB EVANS ............ GORDON L. FINE ..,.. DOROTHY FINLIN ..... FRANCES FIORENTINO. . . MERLE ELAINE FISTER ,... IEANE FITZGERALD ........ MARY ELIZABETH FLEMING MARGARET BLY FOUNTAIN. DAVID Fox ......,....... CAROL FROST ............ WVILLIAM G. FULLMER ..... SAMUEL I. GARRO .,.... GEORGE R. GIBSON. . . MARY IEAN GIBSON ...... GENEVIEVE G'OI5FREY ..... RHODA MARIORIE GOSNELL. ....... IOSEPH GRENIER ......... IOSEPHINE H. GRIMES ..... EDITH V. GUBLER ...... IANE ELLEN GULLETT .... ROBERT H. HAHN ...... DORIS HAINES ........... RICHARIJ I. lAl.ALLOXVELL. . . FLOYD L. HARRIS ......... DORIS ANN HART ...... RICIIARI3 C. HARVEY. . . . IUNE HEAD .......... MARGIE H. HESS. . . RUTH F. HESS ......... NORMA B. l'1EXVITT ....... HERBERT G. HOLMES, IR.. . NORMAN E. INXVRIGIIT ..... IDA MARY IECKLIN ..... Church Road, Box 142, Mt. Laurel Marne llighway, Hartford Westfield Avenue, Palmyra 129-151 Mill Road, Nlaple Shade 54 VVest Holly Avenue, Maple Shade 129 Chester Avenue, Moorestown Marne llighway, Hartford 9 Stokes Terrace, Moorestown 528 East 'l hird Street, Moorestown 210 Moore Street, Lenola 55 West Thomas Avenue, Maple Shade 505 North Forklanding Road, Maple Shade 14 Stiles Avenue, Nlaple Shade 122 South Lippincott Avenue, Maple Shade Enesboro Road, Mt. Laurel 407 West Third Street, Moorestown 6 East Oak Avenue, Moorestown Lenola Road, Palmyra 507 Fairview Avenue, Moorestown 200 Highland Avenue, Moorestown 545 North Forklanding Road, Maple Shade 58 East Mill Road, Maple Shade 10 East Central Avenue, Moorestown Box 126, R. D. 1, Mt. Laurel 415 Locust Street, Moorestown 25 South Boulevard Avenue, Maple Shade 71 Hartford Road, Moorestown 56 Park Avenue, Maple Shade 7656 Rudderow Avenue, Pennsauken 227 South Cedar Avenue, Maple Shade 120 North Forklanding Road, Maple Shade 26 Walnut Avenue, Maple Shade 4767 West End Avenue, Pennsaul-:en 408 West Third Street, Moorestown 5252 Cove Road, Merchantville 655 South Forklanding Road, Maple Shade 150 Thomas Avenue, Maple Shade 215 South Church Street, Moorestown 6702 Marion Avenue, Pcnnsauken 525 Melrose Avenue, Maple Shade 525 Chester Avenue, Moorestown 17 Wlilson Avenue, Lenola Business Classical Business Scientific General General Business General Classical ScientiHc Classical Business Classical General Business Classical Classical General General Scientific General General Classical General Scientific Scientific Scientific General Classical Agriculture Business Classical Classical Social Scientific Scientific General Classical Classical Scientific Scientific Classical Business 57 SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME NORMAN IONES .A.... DAN KELLEY .....A..... . MARTHA LOUISE KING. . . PAUL LANZER ...A..,.. DESMONDE LAVVS .... BETTY LEARY ..... . BEATRICE LITVVIN ,..... ERVIN R. LOHBAUER ..... GLADYS LOVEMAN ....,... KATHLEEN MACCRACKEN. . IOHN F. N1ACDOUGAl,L ,.., ALLEN MACNIER ......... IOSEPH I. MANCUSO ,..... 1'1AROLD FREDERICK MASON. . . , , HOWARD MASON .,....,... KEVIN L. MCCHESNEY. , . ISABELLE I. MCGANN ,.,. DOROTHY MAY MCGAW. . . CATHERINE MCMULLEN. . . MIRIAM E. MCNEILI.H'. , . LOUISE MICHELFELDER .... DOLORES M. MITCHELL .... RUTH MITCHELL 4...... EDWARD MOGCK, IR. T... . MARIE MOYER ........,.. ANDREW IOSEPH MURRAY. . . . f DOROTHY CECILIA MUSIII. . BETTY NORTON ...T,....,. WILLIAM RICHARD NORTON WALTER M. OLSEN ....,.. ANNA LISA OSTERLIND. . . MAzIE EDNA PETERSON. . . VIRGINIA RUTH PETTIT .... CONNIE A. M. PFENNIG. , . HELEN M. POTIE ..,,..., THOMAS ROBERT POTTS. . . CHARLOTTE READER ..... IUNE LEE RIES. . . BETTY RILEY ...... MARY ROBERTS .... ATHAMAE ROBINSON. . . ETHYL ROBINSON .... ADDRESS COURSE B-ox 152, Church Road, Moorestown 2 Lincoln Terrace, Moorestown 129 Wlalker Avenue, Moorestown 47 North Maple Avenue, Maple Shade 74 Lorraine Avenue, Moorestown 224 North Church Street, Moorestown Hainesport Road, Mt. Laurel 8255 Belfour Road, Delair Marne Highway, Masonville Marter Avenue, Mt. Laurel 514 East Second Street, Moorestown 511 Dawson Street, Moorestown 27 South Cedar Avenue, Maple Shade 209 Pleasant Valley Avenue, Moorestown Masonville 200 South Washington Avenue, Moorestown 210 Mannion Avenue, Moorestown 176 Frederick Avenue, Maple Shade R. F. D. 1, Mt. Laurel 2227 Forty ninth Street, Pennsauken South Church Street, Moorestown 55 South Clinton Avenue, Maple Shade Hartfold Road, Moorestown 1955 West River Drive, Pennsauken 2206 Thirty eighth Street, Pennsauken 500 East Linwood Avenue, Maple Shade 406 Buttonwood Avenu.e, Maple Shade 51 North Fellowship Road, Maple Shade 51 North Fellowship Road, Maple Shade 167 Forty-eighth Street, Pennsauken 22 C-radwell Avenue, Maple Shade 151 Spruce Avenue, Moorestown 405 Wlest Third Street, Moorestown 519 North Lincoln Avenue, Lenola 102 Fellowship Road, Maple Shade 218 Linden Street, Moorestown Ark Road and Route 58, Masonville 604 Laurelton Avenue, Maple Shade 224 South Church Street, Moorestown Crescent Brook Farm, Mt. Laurel 66 Enesboro Road, Mt. Laurel R. F. D. 2, Mt. Laurel Agriculture Scientific Classical Social Scientific General Scientific Classical Scientific Business Classical General Scientific Business Classical Agriculture Scientific C-eneral General Classical General Business Business Classical General General Business Business General Scientific General Classical Business Business Business Business General General Scientific General Classical Social Scientific General 58 SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS COURSE EDITH HINTON Ross .... 554 Sfanwiclc Road, Moorestown General VIOLET SABOTTA ....,...., 55 Browning Avenue, Lenola Scientific VIRGINIA T. SANFORD ...... 207 Vtlest Main Street, Moorestown Classical DOROTHY MAE SCHMITZER. . 340 Elm Avenue, Maple Shade Business DAVID W. SERFLING ....... 1710 Forty-eighth Street, Pennsaulcen Business CHARLES EARL SHINN. . . 55 East Second Street, Moorestown General M. VIRGINIA SHINN .... 75 East Main Street. Moorestown General ETHEL SHUMARD ....., 400 Stanwick Road, Moorestown Classical EUGENIA G. SMETANA. . . 45 West Linwood Avenue, Maple Shade General LOIS SMITH ....,....... 454 Camden Avenue, Moorestown Class'cal ROBERT SAMUEL SMITH. . . 6562 Walnut Avenue, Merchantvilie C'assical HARRY A. SPERBER ..... 515 Chester Avenue, Moorestown Scientific LESLIE SQUIRES ....,.. 186 Forty-fourth Street, Pennsauken General IACK C. STEINER .......... 1754 Forty-first Street, Pennsauken Scientific DORIS CHARLOTTE STEPHENS. ...... 412 Kenilworth Avenue, Moorestown General WILLIAM H. STILL ......... Hartford Road, Hartford Agr culture E. JAMES SULLIVAN .... 524 Locust Street, Moorestown Scientific ROBERT SULLIVAN ...... 59 Stiles Avenue, Maple Shade General ALFRED F. THOMAS, IR.. . . 11 West New Albany Road, Lenola Scientfic MAR1C'N RUTH TINDALL. . . 523 East Park Avenue, Maple Shade Scientific WILLIAM I. TIVER, IR.. . , 252 Mill Street, Moorestown General ALBERT ToMLINsoN .... 115 South Lenola Road, Lenola Scientific E. CHARLOTTE ULMER. . . 2520 Forty-ninth Street, Pennsaulcen Classical GEORGE BOYD ULMER ..... 149 Chestnut Street, Moorestown Classical MARGIE VAN SICKLE .... 51 South Cedar Avenue, Maple Shade Business GLORIA D. VURGASON. . . 518 East Central Avenue, Moorestown Business THOMAS 0. VURGASON. . . 518 East Central Avenue, Moorestown General IANE FARRY WALLACK ..,. 119 East Oak Avenue, Moorestown Classical DOLORES M. WARREN ..,.. 1822 Forty-fourth Street, Pennsaulcen Business MILLDRED WATSON ...... 509 East Second Street, Moorestown Classical ROY G. WEBSTER ....... 5 East Second Street. Moorestown I Social Scientific XNILLIAM K. VVEIDMAN ..,. 22 North Lippincott Avenue, Maple Shade Scientific PATSY ANNE WEIFORD .... 159 West Central Avenue, Moorestown General IEAN WEVILL .......... 5520 Gladwyn Avenue, Pennsauken Business DAVID B. W1BI.E ...,.. 428 South Yvashington Avenue, Moorestown General CLARA W'II,LIAMS .,.,.., 725 North Church Street, Moorestown General F. XNALDEN XVIMBERLEY. . . 465 North Church Street, Moorestown Classical IACQUELINE XNLAIKOVITZ .... . . . South 41st and Wlaverly Ave., Maple Shade Business IOHN WILLIAM XNOLF .,... 51 North Forklanding Road, Maple Shade Scientific DORIS WOOD ........ 158 South Holly Avenue, Maple Shade Business DOROTHY MVOODOTII. . . 268 East Main Street, Moorestown Scientific ROBERT YAEGER .... 214 Cedar Avenue, Maple Shade General 59 -,.,---1 CLASS or 19443, OFFICERS RICHARD NYOooHL'1.1. P1'e.v1'1fe11l W1 LLIAM Eroox I Yrs- I,l't'J'I-12,811 I RALPH MARKS Sevrvlapif ANTARI E XVREN TFEHKFIIFKI' 1 , l ' l JUNIOR BOYS -- l fr.rl Row: T. Gunst, C. Dlaliin, H. Curtis, R. Lockwood, E. Hartlev, L. Fiore, C. Neulmerf, E. Nlelcer, YV. Eldon R D. Xvooclhull, R. Nlarlss, Sexton, Pasquariello, T. Xvorkman, R. Ellis, Bersch, R. Storck. . Held, G. Branson I. VVestcott. rswl'l'IIIlI1 Raw: XV. French, XV. Garnett, YV. Thomas, E. Gillece, R. Porter, R. Xvilliams, C. Gaslxill, O. Boileau, R. Bendel R. Levy, Fitzgerald, R. iWlcElwec, lxlatfhews, G. Nlartinnlell, R. Xvillcinson, R. Angelo. Third Row: R. Dillard, B. Layer, C. llahn, T. Szymanslii, D. Cutler, B. Roclcllill, B. Xviltshire, N. Narnlin, YV. Blythe R. Fox, O'Brien, G. Barnes, I. Riley, T. Kaemling. 51. Umlmle. B. Ellxertson, F, Ferro. l'blll'f,I Row: R. Collins, F. Stow, XV. Rundle, R. Holmes. R. Hanson, L, Shaw, XV. Godfrey, N, llaglhan, ll. Koch, XV Kenclerdine, F. Hartman, F. Goodenough. lfffflz Row: ll. Graves, O'Donnell, Tololta, Nl. Nvest, D. Atkinson, R. Sn-vcler, R. Hamilton, H. Dugan, Hasenlus 1-wg ,pytf ,M , A N .., N A- . . X , Q A vt I l A k l fief f7vC'C'S f 4. .- ' . - .N fpw we f f P KY, 1 L.. . ,,..,Q5, 1 X gill.. 3x.f t ME' 'li' M X- K s. fx f- .., ' IUNIOR GIRLS lfrnnl Raw: G. Smith, C. Alccunn, AW. Reiley, S. Roberts, S. Silverstein, G. Nicholson, B. Gray. IW. lluinlcy, D. Ncvil L. YVieurlmuski, Robertson, IW. Ronan, IW. XVren, B. Aaronson, Carew, B. Iaculvy, C. Stiles, S. Kinluulc, I. Stallings N. Stickney, IW. Horton, IW. I.. IWurphy. Serand Row: R. Dudley, D. Lcliengoud, E. Lunde, K. Black, D. Van Fussen, M. Bcirnc, P. Chzirney, D. Holmes. S Becker, R. Hueftle, Baerman, D. Snyder, B. Smith, D. Smith, N. Spcrlunto, V. llnllaml, G. Farrell, F. Leonairni, E Nilson, G. XVebh, R. NicChesney, P. Prince, A. Zurbrugg. Third Row: IW. Yost, H. Steward, Laessle, C. Sauro. E. Clarke, I. Rosenhlceth. A. Hnlliman, E. Barber, B. Sullivan C. giezimigg, E. Adams, Rahn, M. Nece, Silikovitz, L. Little, A. Iones, C. NVood, E. O'Huru. E. Pettipas, DesChaux V. ters aw. 1 ourlh,Row.' Brenner, M. Ballantyne, B. Chambers, Ashworth, IW. IWacLear, A. Anclrecvslxy. F. Caines, E. Harris V. Plum. lflflh Row: IW. Urban, M. Yost, M. Villec, H. Xvard, C. Smith, IW. Bodine, F. McCann, R. Mctizum, D. Atkins, Y. Cul- linS, B. Still, IW. IWcNeilly, B. Haury, Funk, H. Rotzell, E. Cunnim, O. Cnllins, B. Allen, IW. Alurgaii, D. iWasun, B Fitzsimmnns. STEVVART BA RTI IOLD Cfamr A'fI'v1'.n'ef' SOPHOMORE BOYS V .1 ronlRow: liarson, Gray, T. De Shielcls, G. YViltshire, lwurphy, C. Ellis, I. Fullmer, K. Rexon, Simmen, R Whipple, A. Potts, C.. Heppard, A. Pascale, Davis, H. Oman, Rich, XV. Young, P. Nuttall, F. Stark, L. Yannetti, R Synnestvedt, T. De Luca, B. Hannum. W. Sevond Rowl' F. Sullivan, F. Xveaver, S. Thirlwall, R. Belote, H. Pearson, R. Yvilson, P. Schuler, H. Brown, B. Rorletlier I. Boyle, B. Heinelce, B. Prichard, Anderson, T. Cunningham, E. Russell, K. Cass. L. Haines, Nlangione, R. Nlaurer Tlzfrd Row: C. Drummond, G. Clark, R. Nlartino, R. Stocker, L. Iohnson, R. Hagen, E. Sutton, B. Compton, A. Sacca B. Green, L. Lynch, Lytle, G. Riley, G. Kimball, L. Cheyne, B. Ellis, XV. Schmidt, Gordon. 1'2JLll'fl1 Row: E. Sharp, D. Truitt, R, Hildebrand, O. Osterlind, Schorsch, A. Roberts, C. Peco, D. Barbour, I. Hub lmral, B. Barrett, R. Spera, A. Schalcay, YV. Bartello, Hutchinson, C. Fox, N. Hannahs, R. Hilton, Iergens, B. Kane I CLASS UF 19.45 A b Q .1 OFFICERS A ALBERT PASCALE Prarfderzl CLARENCE I IEPPARU I 'Ive-Pre.r1'deni IOYCE LESTER S8l'fEfdl1lf RUTH LICRF1 ELD Treafurel' . -' GQEGORY 1. EGNER .' , -.f ,I .. . N f 4 ' Cfa.r.r 1f1L'l.rel' N V S is s. s N I-.I N L-1, ,. T J- . ' ' ' 0- N N X V ' .5 W A xl' X , ' xl 'Q' ' - r , V . f X , 'vc . I N , s ' an ,' , . v' f s. s' ! . Y l I 7 N, .I .. ' xl 'K 4' SOPHOIWORE GIRLS Fran! Row: B. Granville, R. Zurlrrugg, C. Caruso, F. Hitting. C. Cnrew, B. iNllll'l'ilf'. .frrnnd Row: D. Nlccoy, Hanners, H. Smith, P. Bergin, Al. Claniptlier, G. Little. Al. Alarino, Aluylmel'l'y. D. Stal'- lord, N. XVollner, D. Kreumer, B. Holtzman, Lester, R. Liclclielal, B. Phillips, A. Pzncurmr, D. Nicholson, C. Szxlmotta, C. Aleelilns, A. Funders. B. Hainley, L. Boyte, A. Havers, F. XVare, Nl. Play. Txfrd Row: Al. Alengel, Nl. lohnston, K. Curr, IW. Iohnston, T. Kasson, E. Richetti, I.. Brauly, S. lsenlierg, l.. 'Patters- clill, B. Cunningham, N. Nlyers. E. Huston, Al. Chatham, G. Sharpe, B. Rolxerts, E. Awlurphy. K. Brooks. K. Fitzgcrnlnl. R. Carey. B. l.e.xhy,l. AlcCl1esney. D. Carey, XV. Deutscher, R. Critchtield, D. Nlurlcmvslci, E. Horton. lfaurllz Row: Holmes, R. IW. Peacock, R. Volpe, Al. Steventon, B. SEISVVIII' . llineline, A. Sutton, I. Regoltuz, I. Dolly, Butterweclc, B. Halrcrn, V. Berghuier, H, Stroemel, Al. Neuman, . e mel, F. Eiclilblml. Al. Stewart, B. Alcfinw, D. Alcfiznnri, B. Penton, R. Ruhn, G. llezul. K' lflflll Row: Sometzune. D. Nzirnlin, C. Barlow, D. Arnolil, A. y, P. Lever, E. Deegun, B. Daley, G. Goclfrw:-v, Y. llurris, Al. Clfuss, A. Coleman, D. Bougher, L. Divietto, L. llenl, . lanes. D. Geiger. Al. Bloomer, R. Bolwenriutli, P. Dugan, E. Sellitto, D. Sulimuy. .. f 1 ,I Hogg K .ffl 21-f ,-f :Vu 1 I CLASS or 1194.6 OFFICERS IOSEP11 PHILLIPS PfF.I'l.IZlFI7f IACK W1:11m.xx I Tre- Pl'E-Flllllfllf H1-:LENA GAs1c1L1. LSlt'l'l'6'fl1l:Il Lois SHAPIRO Y V'ea.rul'er FRESHMAN BOYS 1'll'0l1f Row: XV. Bailclwin, L. Palmer, XV. King, Payn, XV. Iohnson, B. Bruner, Pi. Atkins, C. Shumarcl, K. Stoclcum H. Dugan, L. Hughes, XV. Tesch. L. Reecl, Ryan, E. Fitzgerald, M. Balfrey, Edge, A. De Graw, L. Thompson, C.Gil1- son, A. Liebel, I. lleffron. .Slerond Row: K. Iacolry, R. Kollre, R. Kussekert. E. Grimes, H. Lownsbury, XV. lNIcMillzi11, YV. Durham, G. Fine, B. Day, Ballantine, Letizia, H. Tworzydlo, O. Andersen, S. Hemphill, XV. Hogan, K. Oeltler, R. Fitzgerald, P. Xvzillier, A. Dyer, I. Sauro, P. Pettipas, XV. Blessing, I. Vleidman. Third Row: H. Schoal, D. Crenlon, Coverly, R. Nlangione, P. Sazynski, C. Sherf, R. Repsher, L. Hahn, P. Nlarino, F. Fzinclcrs, T. Hettel, F. Fuelle, YV. Bloome, E. Szymanslxi, F. XVhittalcer, F. Nelson, C, Hoffman, Nlccloskey. 1'l0llI'flI Row: E. Nlitchell, H. Terres, XV. Smith, G. Fandriclc, Vitt, A. Spitz, L. Rockhill, K. Timlzill, F. Young, NV. Brooks, R. Fullerton, L. Price, P. Lynch, 'lf Cunningham, D. Villecco, F. Richter, S. Ianlie, F. Burke, P. Nlurphy. l 1:flf1 Row: Phillips, E. Hartley, H. Fenimore, R. XVillowe1', Dugan, 1VlacDonalcl, N. Fastow, P. Hunter, I. Crumple, I. Szinliorcl, F. Swain, XV. Polcy, Nlorgan, H. Rounds, V. Xvhitcraft, S. Ransom, Crain, 'l'. Emery, D. lleinclce, I. Xvzilters, YV. Ross. uf f 1 1 FRESHMAN GIRLS lfrnnl Row: F. Schlinnlwein, M. Cartin, Huhle. A. Brown. K. Hill, ll. Fox, Umble, R. Alerz, Al. Hickman, Bl. Framo R. Slay, L. Shapiro, D. llinkle, R. Greenblatt, M. Ddarhert, E. Locke, D. Icssup, B. Patterson, A. Riclictts. 'lf Nvilliamson AI. AIorf.on, D. Aliselle, E. Iohnson. Serona' Row: A. Smith, K. Krueger, D. Miller, D. Foe-ll. V. Curtis, E. Conner, E. Hagan, B. Stallcr, E. Baskerville, I Buchanan, R. Carter, S. Ricllcy, A. Snyder, E. Rotzell, L. De Angelo, H. Richardson, D. Koch, D. Perlictti, C. 'l'iv-sr, D Ruecliger, F. Fox. Third Row: KVI. Cullen. A. Bauer, M. Earling, E. Cluss, K. Paul. C. Ramminger. D. Hamilton, I. Duble, K. Daly F. Dell, Sacca, AI. Llewellyn, M. Horn, I.. Smith, A. Shontz, F. Nlazza, AI. Narlc, B. Link, B. Berry. Ifourlh Row: AI. Hunter, L. Kirchner, Henderson, E. Hartley, E. Dimes, l.. Gibbs, A. Shaw, I. xvUl'lU'l'lill1, ll. Avis N. Cole, A. Hall, M. Hartshorne, A. Collyer. A. Clark, A. Chisholm, NI. Ncwbert, F. Sprcng, Inman. Al. Sharp, B.Pl1illips Fzflfz Row: D. Tulini, N. Xvible, M. Ellhrey, A. Locantore, AI. Patterson, G. Geiser, P. Baker, R. Ergoocl, G. Nou-house C. Belluso, V. Dolcn, ll. Gaslxill, B. Dugan, T. Roberts, I. Angeline. l. Stuart, R. King, S. Stevenson, AI. Green, XYilmot I ' . , X - V J ' ,Liv- x VW! .3 ' U' If ,lp L' , vb' 'li ' A Lf' fi' .fvkl UN, C t I ,NV fp' lc! I I ' ' V wi' ,fm ,. ' L 'bi 'JI 'M D A VV, l ff . . U , 5, , x .5 5' 4, ff, f L i J- -If f 'J 1 'Q -ff Jn- L' , if 44 6 i 11,151 'br I ., lx' ri. . r ,1 ' I f' . RUTH VVELKER SCHXVARTZ Clam fldvfmel' CLUBS and URGA 'ZATIUNS STUDENT GOVERNMENT 41lln'l'.I'4'l'.1' liATHRYN R. SWALM FLORI-:NCR E. SHARP I pleafqe allegiance lo llze flag of llze I,'nflm' Slaietr of dnzerica and lo llze repulrllcjol' wlzlvlz fl ,rlan,d.r, one flalfon lilltlll-t'l'J'l.b!c', wfllz lllrerlzf and -filLJ'fl.l'6'f0l' all. W'e student citizens of Moorestown High School have assumed the responsibility of sharing in the government of the school by membership in the Civic and Monitor Clubs and in the Student Court. Through the Traffic Monitor, Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Monitor, Assembly Usher, and Fire VVarden Groups, we supervise the conduct of the pupils in the corri- dors and assist in caring for the study halls, cafeteria and assemblies. I it To ilfoorarlowlz Hzlolz Svlzool I pledge my whole- lzearfed allegiance. On my lzonor I promzlre ear- ne.rI cooperaffon will: Jfurlent ofz'r'er.r and leaclzenr ana' loyal fupporl of all .rludenf af'z'1's'1'l1'eLr and rrclzool oQoan1'za!1'on.r. Self-d11rc1'pl1'nc .flzall be my Jloloan. 48 CIVIC CLUB OFFICERS 1'f'e.rfdw1! tqFl'l't'f4II:1f Romair Smru Doius Iiuiuuc 'Iliff-17l'L'.l'lldL'lIf Tl'K11-Vlll'Fl' DR. IVIARY E. Rourznrs Rluli.-xuo IIMWIZY Upon Robert Smith's departure for college at theilmeginning of the Second Term, Conlon Fine became -the Civic Club President and also the Iudge ol the Student Court, where his work has lieen unquestionably outstanding. CIVIC CLUB REPRESEN'I'A'l'IVES 1 l.I'J'f Row: XV. lNIClVIillan, R. Hess. V. Plum, A. Evans, G. Powell, P. Bergin. A. llall, D. Rue- mliger. XV. Blessing. Second Row: T. Cunningham, A. Hoffman. Umlmle, H. Stroemel, B. NICGaw, B. Ilainley, A. Iones, XV. IVeidman. Third Row: I. Arnold, C. Ellis, Steiner, I. Caruso, K. Tindull, XV. Eldon, I. McCloskey. fburllz Row: G. Iviltshire, F. Stow, R. Synnestvedt. ew'iQfJf . f III! sf!! . W! -ll' I 4' 0 .J Z7 MONITOR C LUB OFFICE RS 1Jl'KJ'l'dKI1f Vile-l'1'c.f1'd4'11l W11.l.1.-mx 'l'lvr:u W.-x1.TER OLSEN Sm'1'e!111'1'f'.r BETTY l,r:,xm' Ancln-:R DEVIiI.lN STUDENT COURT '1llli1IF,O'4'Rl5lJCl't Smith, First Termg Cordon Fine, Second Term Senior ,Ucnzln'1'fFrax1lc De Luca 1 I'!'.fllIIIfIII .llclnher-Iuhn Suuro .llllIl'0I' ,llmrzber-Edward Lytle .funfor Svhool .llfnzfver-Bert Stiles Sopfmnzore AIIKH1f7Fl OlHivOStCTlil1Kl Se1y1z'n11l.r-al-.'lrnm'-lames Dugan, Robert Kollxc Revorder--David Serfling DEPAR'l'A1EN'l' HEADS 1 1'l'.rlR0u'.' YV. Tiver. G. Ulmer, E. l,ohbzulcr. Avfrollzf Row: A. B. Conn, Al. Gilwsun, B. Bolmclxlicill, XV. Olson, N. Innes, Bcrgin 77ll.l'd Row: Sllllivzm, E. Aingck, f1l'CIliC'l', F. llnrris, ll. Alusnn, S. Gurus. H . ,. ,mf - Q L. Fl RE WARDENS l 1'nnl Raw: Bcrgin, E. Awogfk, Steincr, F. Harris, Call, B. Tivcr, B. Still, H. Ahnsmm A. Dcvclin. .5'n'onn' Row: S. Gnrro, N. Innes, I.. Squires, XV. Olsen, A. Tomlinson, G. Fine, Sullivznl G. Gibson. H. Fullmcr. R. Benmlel. Tfl1'rdRnu'.' G. Ulmer, Arnold, R. Evans, N. Inwright. D. Kelley, 1'blll'll1 Raw: R. Sullivan, D. Born, Crcnicr, 51acDougall, K. .WcL'hesney, C. furcu HALL PATROL AND HALL PATROL 1'.I'0l1f Row: Nl. Horn, K. Brooks, R. Licktielcl, E. Sellitto, Arnolcl, B. Litwin, F. Ross. Al. Tiiulall, D. Stephens, E. Smetana, ll. Bartello. . it i A8f'l7IId Row: N. Plum, R. Duclley, D. iNllll6l', M. Lullen, M. Cnlmson, It Nlcfvann, IW. XY ren, R. Belote, I Fitzgeralrl, N. Hannas, YV. Nlclwillan, G. Fine Tfzlrd Row: D. Hart, G. Powell, A. Sutton, P. Bergin, . a mern, . 1 B ll l N C vle. A. Chisholm, B. Avis, Henderson I. Buchanan, I. Stuart. ' ' ' ' .' 'h'.Lz,lNV 1'0ul'lh Row: A. Havers, D. Kreamer, E. Stewart, IW. Stex enton. X. Olclershaw, Nl. L ivxlllp 5, I ies e, Tesch, B. Yetter, R. Elbertson, G. NlcGowan. Flflfi Row: H. Gaskill, B. Dailceler, B. Bendel, H. Koch, R. Snycler, O. Boileau, B. Carr, B. Anderson, D Schmitzer. ,. . , v . . i . ,' 2 IA bzxllz Row: ll. Stewart, Sullivan, F. W eax er, R. Bennlel, Steiner, L. Squires, E. Plucht. L Shum irc , Spitz, E. Phillips. Sevenllz Row: D. Villecco, F. Hartman, R. Dillard, C. Butler, R. Chisholm, C. Gaslcill, Nl. Balfrcy, N. Inwright I. Crenier, Fullmer. G. Aitken, E. Nlogcle. N ASSEMBLY USHERS 1 l'0nl Row: N. lnwright, D. Clark, Grenier, B. Bohenrieth, F. Harris, G. Vurgason, A. Develin. A'!?4'0I1Ii Raw: D. Burke, P. YVeit'or4l, P. Fountain, B. Litwin, M. Fleming, V. Shinn, D. Laws, R. Gosnell. Third Row: B. Fullmer, A. Ehle, Baker, D. NVarren, I. Nlancuso. 1 0ul'll1 Row: B. Still, R. Bemlel, A. Thomas, G. Gibson, I. Climber, D. Kelley. l ffll1Row: Steiner, K. Alcchesney, E. Aflogclx, C. Carew. 50 TRAFFIC MONITORS 'l'RAFFlC 5lUNl'l'ORS 1 l'0lIf Raw: R. Blitcllcll, H. ll-alwcwclc, Bl. lilonnicr. F. Hitting, G. NYelilw, F. llustwn, I.. Smilli, C. Ulniur, IJ Xvnonluth, Sl. Fleming, A. Evans, K. lVlcGz1nn. lSlz'1'l7lltfR0iL'.' K. lziculmy, P. Pcttipzis, S. llemphell. lf. Kcpplcr, 'lf llettel, xx'L'llll'l'HHl, U. Uslcrlinnl, ll. Grain ville, Pl. Clluihzinm. V. Sulmttzi, C. Snliotlu, Rolifsrisun, Ylllllfd Row: C. licringer, N. Spcrluntn, nl. Schultz, Al. Sharp, Samui, D. 'lilylincz ll. XVan'al, A. loin-s I. Sililumvitl. Filzgcrzilcl, A. Di Cullum, B. l.eury. K K l'b1u'll1 Row: I. XV:iltcrs, G. Ulmer, R. Marks, R. Blunginnc, M. Umlmlc, lf. 1Alll.7illlCl' 1. Tlalccz AXL4BilllilIll'X'llk' I. Brenner, F. llzm-is, D. Xvurrcn, G. llezul. I 'V ff . I lflflfl Raw: K. AxlilCCI'ilClKEll, Rics, V. Sfmihml, I. Xvilson, U. Fine, N. 'llcyvwl -lyfgilxgrml Szfvllz Raw: Edge, Cunilmcr, NV. Olsen, R. llarvey. R. llclmlf R. NVmbul W .jvlvciilelad A. Bliirru-v, l Bergin, Blancuso. ,ff !'c'f.0f flfif if ' -XL Alf't't'Ilfl1 Row: C. Neulierf, B. Xviltsllire, P. Suzynslci, E. l.-vile, R.,U fy V - 1' , ll ' , ,l1. g A, 1 .. CAFETERIA 5l0Nl'l'0RS .5'f'alc'rf.' P. Szizynslci, D. Villeccu, 'lf Cunningham, F. Ferrn, Cunilscr, G. Pluslwt, Anclcrsnn. Sla11d1'11.f1.' R. XVillnucr, Czlrmzy, F. Swzmim, Fl. Belton, li. lfrgnml. .lddilfonnl .ll0l11'lor.rf0rScrund Tcrnz: ll. Rounds, XV. Bululwin, ll. Fenimore, F. l .nulers, l.. Fitzgerald, G. Fine. JJ -A by . K! Ne.. K A . -. .5 . . x -4. Q... .1 --.r A A. LATIN CLUB lrronl Raw: P. Fitzsimmons, D. lessup, R. Ergoocl, Ni. L. Green, C. Drnmmontl, I.. Smith, P. Bcrgin, R. Duti- Ry, Ni. Umhle, R. Zurhrugg, C. hicfzirthv, IW. Bloomer, B. Litwin. ,...,.... . ' Srvomf Raw: R. liwxflczilllll, IW. Reiley: R. Gosnell, C. fwcfiunn, D. Plccoy, C. Carr, N. Xvollner. I.. 'l'ilU,Cl'SLlili, B. Cunningham, H. Smith, iwcfhesney. E. Deegzin, N. Flyers, C. Szihottu. Tfzfni Raw: R. Lichfield. AW. Yost, D. Atkins, B. Sullivan, H. XV4ircl, Bl. Iohnston, B. Reiniet. NX. Nculmert. NVihle, E. Pettipus, A. Chisholm, N. Cole, NX. Fountain, D. Lehengooil. l 0ur'll1 Row: B. Bzilwcoelc, ll. Rotzell, S. Robertson, D. Cheyne, B. Curr, E. Clarke, Umhle. .Xt llurtshorne B. Berry, G. Sharpe, I. Porter. E. Rolmivs sn, I. Grimes. Nl. Davison. l 1flf1R0u'.' B. Penton, C. Rezicier, K. NXCCI'2lC'liCll, IW. Stevenson, B. Stewart, Ki. Fichirllen. A. Hull, A. Sut- ton. Lester. Regottnz, Dolly. IW. Stewart. Nl. E. fwziy. Sfixlfz Row: E. Cullett, D. hicfhinn, R. Storclq, C. Shumzirnl, I. Simmen, H. Kaine, E. Sharp, R. Helote, B. Sumner, F. SllHiYLlIl, XV. xXvil11lNSl'Ij', H. Strom mel, V. Berghuier. Comprising ninety members this year, the Latin Club has presented a variety of enter- taining and educational programs. Among these were a Christmas program, based upon the Roman Saturnaliag ai Valentine mro ram, three Cou Jles Contestin , inter vretinf the humorous I I I E love ocle of Horace: and the htav vro Tram, which is annuallv a wartv in honor of the seniors. . I E . I . Ol l-'ICE RS Primm' Brzimm Lwdllifllf l,l'llllIll-V Lois Smrrll C Ulhfllf Sm'u1uf11.r Rtrrn DL.Tlll.l'1X' S4 'l'l lm L'lncs'rl4:u Duwmoxo 1,l'tl41f6A'fllJ' , lenzrfz C.xRol.lNr: T. li.x.xs . lil'n'1.fe1' 54 BIBLE CLUB Sezllvd: Funlc, ll. Yvilson, B. llaury, Pl. hlorgzin. B. Allen. xqflllllillllhtlf Nl. Stewart, Sl. llurtshorne, ll. Rotzell. The lli-Y, which helps the lmoya in the Llevelopmcnt ol' ull-arounnl Christiin citizenship, is husenl on ai platliorln of clean living, clean speech, clean sports. The Girls' Reserve Clulm lwlps the lfrushmun lac and clean scholarship. come lvettcr :ic.1u4unlcml with themselves, unch other Among our various ilCtlVll.lCS was the presentation zuul our school. ol' Iohnny Erickson. livrmcr zmmteur wrestling Chum- pion, in un ilSS6I'l1lllj' program curly last l'Vl1H'Cll. .l41'i'1.v'rl', ARLINIC N. lXI'I.Nll'I-IR .ld.v'.rer, Wu.1.1.xM E. 'l'uLmsoN l l i III-Y GIRLS' RESERVES Sealed: H. Curtis, L. Shaw, C. Neuhert, C. Ellis. Sealed: I. Henderson, D, Rucmligcr, D. Henkel. ngflllldlill-UI B. Fulmer, B. Chisholm, H. Graves, I. Serond Row: A. Bauer. H. Richarclson, D. llumiltnn Rich, Fulmer, D. Atkinson, Nlurphy. G. Clark, Third Row: E. Locke. 51. Sharpe, l . Dull, L I. O'Donnell, IW. Umlmle, L. Cheyne. Kichner. 55 X X -f' X 3 f Young dnzerffa haw faken QH' ffm foal, rolfed Qg, 7 5 ,xv ff' we - .X is vw fix ii x ' ' -ZX X X X. V 1 W X .I y 7, i Q l 4 .4 , Q at 5 3 + ' up lfd' irleevar andjofned fn. llzehiqlzfforfrcedonzf' ' 1 H g a' It f 5 Llgl' We Save! We Serve! We Conserve! Yve have SAVEDfXYe have sold 330,787.70 worth of XX'ar Savings Bonds and Stamps, as of April seventh, an average off-12.46 per pupil. Wie have SERVED-Vlie have studied first aid, home nursing, nutrition, health, physi- cal education, budgeting and consumer problems, home accounting and in- come tax reportsg taken pre-flight refresher courses, worked on the Ration Board: learned to read blue prints and make model planes. VVe have studied information about the different branches of the Armed Forces and the oppor- tunities in the war effort and taken the Army-Navy tests for selecting boys for College training. We have participated in civilian defense activities and entertained at Fort Dix with our Swing Band. W'e have enrolled 100 per cent in the Iunior Red Cross, made over 900 separate articles for the Red Cross and sent gifts to our men at their Base Units. Wie have coupled with our sympathetic understanding of humanity's problems an increased appreciation of our major allies and of the Fighting French through the school newsmagazine, which has devoted each issue to a member ofthe United Nations. YVe have CONSERVED-XVe have collected over 60 tons of scrap, which averages 156.56 pounds per pupil. We are learning to make our own gardens and can the produce we raise, to remodel our clothes for ourselves as well as for Red Cross and Community Project needs. YVe have cooperated with the Fish and Game Commission and the Game Wardens in protecting and replenish- ing our game and with the government agencies in rebuilding and repairing farm machinery. YVe are trying to buv wiselv and to waste nothin . , , g 56 WAR BOND AND STAMP COMMITTEE QW., .1 xl' IIA!!! A f3!'7a XR sjL'qf' ff ,,., ,fl ff ' ,u gt.- ' 1.'f,: I ., y,. .. . 'l I-'lu-A. - - .AQ . gf 1 A Q 1- . ff 1 .1 X , . - A -4- . I. .. I . f- 5 i I' 1 I V, . ff. .gn 1 fir - . . R , 1. ' l K 'I' 1 .. I XVAR BOND AND STAMP C0.'WUVH'l l'EE f A ' Top I,l.A'flll'l'.' V. Suboltzl, Chairmzmg Xvilsnn. D. Kreumcr, D. XVIIITCII, Ries. HOME ROOM SAM-ISMEN 5 1'TOIlf Row: N. Hewitt, E. Deegan, E. Ross, A. Smith, D. Geiger, IW. Iwurtin. ' A Serond Row: G. Yviltshire, C. Shumard, L. Little, L. Kichner, H. Stroemelj Lytlcgl. Hergin. ' . , A Tlll.l'!1 Row: Sullivan, F. Fuelle, R. Dudley, Ballentine, C. Suuro, 51. Umlmle,XV. Eldon. ,, X. 57 - ' A ' ' ' 0. A . 4 f' Y - -Y-Y- The Yearbook and Nutshell Activities naw. Smlrd: V. Pettit, S. Becker, C. Ulmer, A. Evans. B. Carr, Nl. l,. Nlurpliy, Regottuz. .S'lm1d1'11,11.' D. Kelley, l. Sullivan, ll. llc-nclel. THE YEARBOOK STAFF Bette Carr Charlotte Ulmer Beatrice Bvobenrietli Virginia Pettit lim Sullivan lames Cumlier .l'flt1lI.I0l'-I-11-cvllltffl, ALICE EVANS i1.r.v1'.rla11l l'.'d1'l01'.r Diary l,ou Nlurpliy Sporlm li'd1'f0r.r tgfl 'l'f'fI1 l'1'L'. 0' i1.Vd'lfl'fI1I1f.0' lo Ilia Plzcrlqqrafwfzel' Svfzool Pfznlograplzenr lack Bergin .1a'v1'.rw', CERTRUIJE E. DAVIS till lanet Regottaz Rose Sliapi 1'mw Dun Kelley Shirley Becker Holm Eemlel George Ulmer ., - THE YEARBOOK AND NU'liSHEl,I, BUSINESS STAFF 11111: Lx. Ulmer, I. Ashworth, D. Buughcr, .WL Blummer. V. Plum, V. Older:-zlmw, P. XVv.-iibnl, llphillips .3'h1l141'1'fly.' R. Hahn, N. Innes, B. Roclchill, AW. Tindzxll, D. Burke, L. Heal, P. Xvullwr. .1dv1'.m-, l.r:s1'r:lz S. lirzss Tl IE UNUTSI lEl.l, STAFF .Sl41f1J. 11'.1.' BUFQIII, E. Clark. ,l1!n'l-.I'4'I', EI IZ,Xl!l-I'I'H P.-KRSUNS lil S Ifwllf U. Ulmer, A. Amlrecvsla-v, R. llclml, E. Sl'1llII1ill'Ll, B. Cuxminglu-m. 51. F'4-ming, V. Sguuilml, D. Sa.-rHinL l 1 x ' .Q Q O m:'f.sf I' ' - . NUTSllELL REPORTERS l 1'onl Row: E. Smetana, Pr. Carr, N. Hewitt, Nl. Hess, D. Yvoodnth, D. Leluengnmi, XVilson. Servnd Row: R. Snyder, O. Boileau, B. Avis, Umblc, A. Hall, V. Pettit, C. Fine, lWacDougall. Iyllqfdl Row: Regottaz, M. I.. fWu1'phy, N. Yvible, B. Berry, P. Bergin. NU'l'SHEI,I, DISTRIBUTORS l ronf Row: I. Ries, IW. Ncce, Hammers, V. Oidershaw, M. Timlall, B. Gray, A. Zurlnrugg. Svvolld Row: R. Hcinclce, F. Yvhittulcer, F. Fiorentino, H. Stroemel, N. Yvilxle, 51. Hnrtshnrne, N. Sutton P. Lvnch. .Thfrd Row: E. iwugclc, YV. Yvimberly, R. Porter, K. Tindall, R. Bemiel, C. Ellis, F. Sullivzm. 112 FRENCH CLUB lfranl Row: A. Schuluiy, R. lxlctisuin, H. Bzirtello, E. Selitto, E. Huston, XV. Sumner, Brenner, ti. Ulmer. F. Stow, N. Flyers, H. Smith, B. Cunningham, R. Zurlmrugg, l. Rosenhlceth, R. Sperzi, 0. Usterlind. tsiCl'17lld Row: IW. Hess, 51. Yost, D. Vain Fossen, S, Smith, A. Zurlurugg, L. Heal. A. Evans, Bl. Fleming, C. Ulmer, C. ivlcfiaiun, P. Prince, C. Stiles, A. Coleman. Fl. ixlorgzin, D. flluson. 1'fllil'liRl?tt'.' B. Norton, R. Ntitchell, S. lsenberg, E. Pettipus, 'lf Kzisson, B. Smith, D. Smith, H. Rot- zell, S. Rolmerts, D. Lehengood, G. Powell, P. Hergin, N. Xvollner, Regottuz, Dolly, Lester. l'l0lll'flI Row: E. Gullett, Nvzillzicli, B. Curr, B. Phillips, B. Stewart. Nl. Steventon, Fuulc, H. Xvzirner, E. Shumnrd, E. Harris, P. Rolmerts, Ashworth, A. Andreevslxy, iw. Urluin, Butterweclc. lfzfflll Raw: D. Serlling, Bergin, B. llwguii, I. Fitzgerald, R. Belote, G. Fine, R. Held, Halter, Di. Bzillzintyne, H. Powers, B. Eldon, R. Porter, Anderson, XV. Schmidt, N. Sutton, I. Gordon. tgldffl Row: F. NVeaver, Gray, D. Dillard, Xvestcott, R. Loclcwood, Fullmer, P. Schuler. The French Club continued this year its policy of presenting educa- tional and recreational programs at its monthly meetings. Games, French instrumental and vocal music, as well as talks on current attairs and other topics, were featured at the l'tqlllHi0.'7.l'. The membership of the club in this, the eighteenth continuous year of its existence, reached a record ot' 120 members. 0l l lt'HRS tn-tomzic Umiiciz l,l'l:t'1.tft'II, l:R.kNKl.IN S'row l Il'l 1l'l 'nfvnl li':.xNNi4: Biucxxifii .S'i't'l'f.'f11l'f' BILI. SifMNrtlz 7'l'll,l'0I'l'l'l' A It!l'lJ'!'l'-U' l':I.lZ.-KlSl'I'l'II I. Pinso . wks.. i IQ l M.-xuloiui-3 V. bxuri-:x m 63 MUSIC ACTIVITIES THE ORCHESTRA WILLIAM D. BURLEY, Directing Vz'olin.f Iohn Wolf Frank Ferro Gladys Loveman Raymond Angelo Barbara Babcock Katherine Krueger Cello Aileen Zurbrugg Harp Regina Zurbrugg Bam Viv lin Chad Shumard Saxoplzonerr Robert lVlcElwee Ann Hall Chester Drummond Clarinezir Richard Belote Iames Iurgins Ruth Mitchell Fluie Tom Wlorkman Piano Ruth Hess Trumpellr George Ulmer lack Fitzgerald Trombone William Sumner Drama' Ruth Dudley Bette Reimet fx - X. THE BAND G. Ulmer YV. Xvimlmcrly G. Yviltshire Iurgins I. Fitzgcrulml K. 'l'imlall R. Hess V. Pettit R. Hagan XV. Sumner E. Harris A. Hull II. Koch A. Dyer Brenner V. Plum I. Bersch P. NYallcer A. Sutton O. Boilcau H. Graves C. Shumaxrd R. Belotc A. Evans Gordon Fine. llrunz ,llfrfor X ,f 'iw A k 'w-..., f b f ,ff , X X A -- if I. Simmen Elclmm C- DVUFIIITHTHKI . P2ll7Cl'tSUIl R. lW'1cElwee . StUClilllTl T. XVurlun:m Dudley Rcimct I. Sullivzum C. Nlzlkixl R. II.Cn-,uluNc:1su, llirm-If Il' IAUCIC XYUOQI --quad R. Dudley, E. Harris, A. Sutton, G. Fine, R. Hess, Brenner, D. Lclmcnguud. 05 .Tank w,. ' I 1 V' , l,l. rA'I'4 'T .I Y W are l yff W-r ' 1 I fps, f ? l' I I . ' ll 412,44-I l.,!H!4l J ,V 1 l l l l l l l l THE MIXED CHORUS i The Senior High Glee Clubs, namely, tl e lWi eel Chorus and the Girls' Clee Clulf, are presented in whole or 1 part in numerous school activities. The Christmas Prosrram, the Nlusical Comecly, tl.e Yarie'y Show, the Mlisic Festlx al, special IISSBITITJTICS anml Commencement ot er opportunities tor these vocal ensemhles. Un occasions, these two organizations comlnne to torm a mass glee club ot two h nnlretl and twenty-tive voices. 'l he special achiev- i ment of the Nlixenl Chorus this year is their successful presentation ot tl e motlern Cantata, Ballad for Americans. l For several years members ot the Bannl anml Orchestra have assemlmletl a group to play tor various activities l in and around school. This year the group lxecame a real organization anal was namecl by the stutlent lxotly The l High Hattersf' They have played tor affairs here at school anal have also macle several trips to Fort Dix to enter- tain the lioys at the Recreation Center there. A I A-A A N A Q lj' It l A v bu, l 'I K . MC' l l l l l l l l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l l 1'onl Row: IW. Eltrey, Pm. Ryan, A. NT. Locantore, G. Gocltrey, l.. Smith. B. Bolwenrieth, INT. Tinclall, C. Carew, , E. Selitto, R. Zurhrugg, R. Gosnell, Carew, B. Penton. Serond Row: N, Nlyers, D. Narclin, F. Dell, E. Barber, R. Nlctiann, B. Litwin, G. Cocltrey, D. Nicholson, E. l Nessen. DesChaux. l Tlzfrd Row: B. Aaronson, P. Earling, A. Chisholm, TWT. Nculmert, A. Clarlt, lnman. E. Cluss, D. Hamilton, l S. Rolierts, V. Shinn, ll. Bartello. l'l0lll'fll Row: NT. Iohnston, Regottnz, FT. hhwyer, D. Burlte, P. Xveitortl, P. Fountain, G. Sharpe, E. Robin- son, C. Gaines. lflflll Row: Grimes, DT. A. Ballantyne, Brenner, Yvilson, F. Fiorentino, NT. lWacLear, R. Hess, IVT. W Stewart, M. Nlorgan. E. Anlams. W .S'1'.x'!f1 Row: R. Nlitchell, l, Framo. B. Cunningham, I.. Tattersclill, IW. Cullen, D. 5TcCoy, E. lWurphy, M. Ronan, W ma l l l l l V l l THE PUELICITY CLUB 1 1'l'.1'l Row: lf. Shumzirml, Nl. L. Flurphv, O. Boileziu, Tfzfrd Rau l'.0lll'flI Row: E. Pettipus, P. Roberts. The Pulxlicity Club of tweutywseveu memlmers has cooperziteml with the .Yllf.4'f1?HSl.illil' in the preparation oti cop-V for the news magazine, has prepurecl the 1045 Hnmfboofc :incl has liept ai serziplmoolc ol. ixloorestown lligh School activities us well :is ot' alumni wsu' services. The group has, also, written over 50,000 words for local papers auul other puhliczitious. :mtl has maule contacts with alumni :uul other people throughout the XYKll'lll. These girls sell czuuly every night lor the lreuetit ol' the Civic, Latin :intl lsrench Clulis. llett-V Cunning! hum :incl Louise 'liuttersclill :ire iu charge. X STAGE HAND CLUB XV. 'l'hom:is, F. lfennlel, YV. Riclmrcl, L. Fiore mul XV. Garnett . Scfond Row: B. llelcl, N. Hewitt, V. Olmlershuw, D. Yun Fossen, R. Sn-valer, D. Nvooiloth. '.' G. iWlzu'tiuclell, Nl. lless. A. Amlreevsla-v, Funli. lf. Clurlie, Sl. Rouuu. CA NDY SALESGI RLS l'll.l'.I'f Rim 'liutterscli l l. .Sll'1'l7l11f Roi. Y'lu'n1' Roi Smith. lllIlll1glHlI11, l. Stuurt, L. l Slmpiro, I, XVilmot. . ll. l'llL'l1Sll'tlSUI1'l. Al. Sharp, L. iF' M l41LU UNITE kwAwmKAE AMERICA -uBmW Hmk0 all vm. . Ile 311' 'W pe ea ,M MN is W5 ' ' ,.,.c1M ff' YQ.- V KTA! ld..g,4n mar! sl M. M-n 2rimVh.? 3 uM:.:fx.I Ll...-4.-14 -lmf, 7.,,u6w'M 5 Ygv:':'k'l: 9::la.,x:Lt ,M -A mmm R M him mis w.4,.w ff-.1,,,k,m' ,mlrmgff1,,,,l I. R W Win ng . nv .xv - Wm it -M ,X . 1 ww 9 n,u.!fn1'L 31: iw' VME. xdm-n-NC:',,,.k jf, wwf ul I mv hmm na If Mid - .Nd www Hg if I N ,nw 95,1 'A I g..-xx-sg W W M 4-mil My :mm ,qw fx. :he USN nh My 'W , Y -'fm' U mr A vo 1' nw WX 11' aa, , 'Uv M '- hw., M ON ,H - Q 'l 15 mai, ,gm WW 3 I., my mu' '4 Pu.. Mr' 8' 'f f. g,,,q 'll. eh., 5. 'W' is ws J Ml W -W w :gms ,,,,s,,, ,Y ujw:nafu..x If My ive : A ,mx-A l mm, kW :'l Nh.. pu, Q 'fiwrhf to 'iw b. ,, Q y M .limi ' 2 Y' 'MM E. Q O 5 f 1 L E 2 WE PLANT! WE CAN! WE REMODEL! 68 The Home Economics group has been working on the problem of planning meals on wartime rations. Their two specially prcparecl exhibits, one in an uptown store window and the other in the Nloorcstown lligh School Calie- tera at the time Ration Book Two was issued. attracted much interest. lnstructing the girls in the care of children is also a very practical part ol' the girls' training during these clays when mothers are in greater need of their help. 69 1553251833 K new ,. 0 lmellim C Lvnch Nuttall. l lol 'on, I. Boyle. l,. Roclclii Fla I .A'x1ll'tlH0, '.'l1l'l0l'llllS Y' . MMWA S StlMlDg scientific principles ot growing ts in Nloorestown High SCl1ool's Voca- home a miniature agriculture enterprise of his Eff tries out the principles learned in school. boys' home projects runs into several tliousancl clollars OF!-'ICERS Noun xx loxl-is lElCN Rotimirl. l It t 1,l'L'.I'Il!l'lIf RHI5I4IR'I' ll mix filifillllli Bixuxi S Coovi-:iz Fox. ll '4Ilf'fl1fU4i1.r . ILft'l,I'A'l' Ill 70 1 L'lI.KRI.I'IS Cxiuixv Pl fful Betty Norton Pete ljascale 'xllllil lones Bill Ellis Doris lVood Allin-rf llahn . i,- BUSINESS l'fDUCA'l'lON SOClE'l'Y i lfranl Row: P. Sever, C. Caruso, I. Arnold, R. Bolrenriefh, ill. XVren, 'lf Cunningham, C. Carew, IS Ellis, Sl. lones. ll. Norton, Nl. lohnston, A. Clarli, D. Foell. Svrolid Raw: E. llorton, S. Silverstein, Baerman, G. llead, R. Carey, Dulmle, D. Geiger. ol. olen gel, D. Perfetti, Bl. Chatham, D. Holmes, S. Becker, E. Lunde, G. Farrell. 1711-l'li Row, D. Pmortner, C. Frost, A. Di Callio, C. Cicero, Nl. Cullen, K. Paul, Al. lfarling, l . Caines ill. Bvdine, A. Iones, l.. Little. D. Finlin, G. Vurgason. l 0lll'fl1 Row: R. AN'lilI'lKS, R. Scola, ll. Conn, D. Yvarren, A. B. Conn, Nl. lfister. Bl. Neuman, R. Pen coclc, Scliorsch, F. Ferro, L. Fiore. Five years ago when the Business Education Society first organized. it chose for its aim the development of a greater consideration for one's fiellowmen and a training toward a fuller, more useful life. In carrying out its aim this year the Society filled a number of' baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving, contributed twenty-five dollars fo the general school fund at Christmas and ten dollars to the Red Cross, and gave a twenty-five dollar bond to the fund for the School Sound System. It sold 38,217,255 worth of' VVar Savings Bonds and Stamps and financed a scholarship to Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, and is placing a radio in the Teachers' lunchroom for their enjoyment during the lunch liour. Ol I lL'l'f RS 'tn' 1 i' lun-is Sifr'ros l ln'-l'1'i'.-'zifvfil 'I'nov.xs Ci'sNiNoii,ui I l'L'1l- lll't'l' Alklill-I Wines .Vmwlizfgif fC.i'm'11f1i'f' L mzrzwlf Charles Carew .Wlartlia lones .ll1l'I- t'l'. N. S. S'I'lCINNll-IYI-IR .1-x .1 g ' ' 71 .'ft ' SPOR'l'SMAN'S CLUB lfronl Raw: Sauro, ll. Tworzynllo, R. Fitzgerald, P. Wlallier, Fitzgerald, N. llannas, R. llarvey, YV. Olsen, l. Cagso, lVlacDougall, Sullivan, C. Gaslcill, B. Heinelce, B. Levy, Fullmer, B. Kane, Schorscl1,0.0ster- lincly :'ReaLler, Parker, L. Fitzgerald. rqerond Rdv: E. Hartlev, B. Collwv, F. Nelson, P. Hunter, B. Dugan, O. Anclerson. G. Clark, C. llofllman, W wzlin, I.-,Rich L. Cl1eyne,lT. Cunningham, A. Ollivier, G. Nlccowan, R. llilton, P. Stocker. YV. lVlClVlillan, F. llittalcefg A. Dyer, D. Villecco, P. Sazynski, llutchinson. Third Raw: IV. Xvhitcrallt, B. Hannum, D. Heinelce, Ballentine, T. lxlorgan, B. Brooks, B. Still, R. Yvillcin- son, An QM, B. Ellis, H. Fenimore, Coverly, H. Brown, B. Pricharcl, Lytle, K. Cass. N. Sutton, E. Fitz- gqralcl, E. glucht, I? Sanllorcl. J fbyrlfz Ronny' R. Iwotlett, B. Godfrey, G. Bloomer, R. Grimes, Crumpler, B. Day, ll. Curtis, D. Atkinson, G. Gibson, B. Atkins, P. lVlacGl1ec, A. Sauro, B. Schmidt, R. Scola, G. Fanclrick, T. Norton, L. Roliinson, C. Baerman. I I , 1 r31kRow: Gegen, B. Smith, A. Lilvel, L. Price, A. De Graw, XV. lolinson, Dlurphy, ll. Oman, G. Kimlmle, E.'Gill9'ce, B. Chisholm, Nlussleman. .6'z'.xih Raw: D. XVfble, C. Shinn. C. Ellis, M. Balfrey, I. Hasenfus, E. Kline, F. Richter, B. Bruner, T. De Shields, Synnestaveclt, R. Holmes, P. Nuttall, F. Hartman, R. Dillard, G. Branson, YV. Layer, B.Kenclercline. OFFICERS hm-:S SU1.1.1v,xN 1,l'f'-fl-Iifllf Cimmmts G.xsK11,1. R l n'z'-Plznrfderrl Rom-:RT Liwx' OLAF 0sTr:R1.1No Se1'l'z'Ia1'1'z'.r Blu, llrzlmexn Tl'fU.l'll rer I.-mu-is Furmmsu Bora KfXNE l.1bl'm'1nn.f ll I. B1-:NNm'T Dlrinouf L ,1dl'l..l'fl' -'J I i SPORTSMAN' S CLUB ACTIVITIES Ever since the organization of the Sports- man's Club it has grown steadily in member- ship and interests until this year it numbers over 125 members, whose interests take in every field of the sportsman's world. Working in cooperation with the New Iersey Fish and Game Commission, we have helped to restock stream and field with fish and game and trapped rabbits from areas of city victory gar- dens to release in the country. We have built and maintained bird shelters and fed wild game during the winter. The gas shortage of this past school year has curtailed our activities somewhat and we have gone out on trips to rebuild shelters and feed game only during especially severe weather. However, our club programs have been highly interesting, for there is always something new in the sportsman's field. I0 Out with the Commission on ojivial bllJ'lilICJ'J' Sullivan, Levy, Fullmer, Heinelce and Kane go into action. Fish for dinner tonight? v THE oDD-JOB MAN A Comedy by Lida Larrimore Top: There was a chord that bothered me some, but I've got it now. Franklin Stow, lNilliam Sumner, Nlaurice Umble. Bolfom: VN'immen can't seem to control their tem- pers. Especially blondes. Maurice Umhle, Florence McCann, lean XVilson. 74 I 'nder llze Direclion of EFTILY F. DANIELS CAST or CHARACTERS Iohn Gordon. .Franklin Slow Celia Gordon Jdelafde rlndreesnflcy Robert Gordon, .llauriee Umble Dolly Gordon. . .illildred Ronan Helen spencer i.... Beth Pawenr Nora ........ Florence JlcGann Kitty Miller ...... Jean IIXLDIJOII Gerald Page ....,.. Robert Held Michael Thorne 1V1'll1'an1 Sulnn er Comes to Moorestown Hzzgh School Oil December ll and 12, 1942 Prarenled by THE CLASS OF 1944 SCENE PLOT ACT I The living room at Meadow Brook, the Gordon's Country home. Time: Morning in early August. ACT II Scene: The same. Time: Evening, three weeks later. ACT III Scene: The same. Time: Early evening of the following day. MUSICAL SELECTIONS Moorestown High School Orchestra WILLIAM BURLEY, Direrling Top: 'Wvhatis the idea of creeping into my house like a thief? What are you up to now? Franklin Stow, Adelaide Andreevsky, Robert Held, Mildred Ronan. Boflom: What in the thunder is the matter with this house?,' Franklin Stow, Maurice Umble, Robert Held, Mildred Ronan, Beth Powers, Adelaide Andreevslxy. V7 QW tsiw by If lfffffiff Y MW W EJ II riff. i'xlJm .QM QW THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT THE CHORUS THE CAST Un order of appearancej Gloria ...........,..................................... Jean ll il.ron Mrs. Wellington Vanderpool .............................,. flllice Elzle Iameson, the Butler ...........l.... .........l....... E rvfn Lohbauer Mr. Hurton Bolnes .................................... Bob Campion Uffiilz apologiw to Jlr. Barlon Holmarj Billy .................................................. Jamew Sexfon Mary ...A......................... ........... ..... J u ne Slallmgo Count de Pennies .... ...... G ordon Fine The Count's Stooge. . . ........ Charlem Jlakin Detective ...,..... . . ..... . . ..... .......... I lick Hallowell Officers ................i.............. ...,.... B ill Eldon, Bob Bendel The action of the play takes place on the piazza of the Vanderpool estate in Florida during three glorious days in the Winter season. SYNOPSIS or MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I 1. OVERTURI-2 .......A.........................., ,....... I In-he.rIra 2. OPENING- Let's Have a Dance . .... Fnifre Emremble 5. Let's Have a Dance ........ ............. D ance Enoemble 4. Florida ........... ..... ....................... G I oria 5. Sing for Me . . , ..... .... . Vary and Billy and Ifmremllle 6. Song of the Stoogen ....,................................. Slooge 7. REPRISE- Let's Have a Dance ......... ......... I fnlire Enoemble ACT II 8. OVERTURE ......... ................................. 0 rolzarlra 9. Sing for Me ..... .... J ane JIc'Cl1e.mey and ELrie Deegan 10. SPECIALTY ........., ..........,.......... G me Jlelcer ll. W7lIy YNait 'Til Iuneu. . .... Billy and Jlahlf and Enwemble 12. FINALE ........... ....... ............. E n .fire Enwemble 76 Presen ts HSUUTHERN HEIRSU 1Jl.l'6L'fL libIl XXILLIANI D BLR1 EX Friday and Saturday Ex enmgs Februalv Fifth and Sixth SINGING ENSEMBLE Elaine lohnson Nlarjorie Clamllier Gladys llead Doris Burke Elaine Pcttifas Lucy XVieurkouski Nlarcella Cullen Nlary Bodine Peggy Fountain Dorothy hlcfiaw Helen Bartello Betty Cunningham Louise Tattcrsdill Bea Litwin Alma Snyder Ruth Carey Howard Curtis Tom Cunningham Franklin Stow lvilliam Sumner Nlary Lou Murphy loyce Lester Carol Frost Ianet Butterweck leanne Brenner hlary Ann Ballantync lanet Rcgottaz Lois Smith Belle Nlcfiaw llelen Smith Eleanor llarris Virginia Olclershaw lane IVlcCarty loan Dolly llarley Conn lack Nlurphy Rae Lockwood Henry Koch DANCE ENSEMBLE Beatrice Bobenreith Betty Leary Anna Belle Conn Betty Norton Ann Kelley Doris Bortner Edith Ross Dorothy Clark Tl IE ORC! IESTRA XVILLIAM D. BU1u.m', l?1'm-liny lohn Yvollie Raymond Angelo Gladys Loveman Frank Ferro Barbara Babcock Chester Drummond Robert Illclflwee Ann llall Ruth llcss 'liom lvorkman Dick Belote lames lurgins Ruth Mitchell George Ulmer lack Fitzgerald Lincoln llughes lvilliam Sumner Robert Ellmertson Nlartha Hartshorne Chad Shumaril Regina Zurbrugg Skelf'fn'.r' by George Gibson. cl0J'flllII?.l' and P1'operlfe.r by Ruth Dudley and Bette Reimet lIl'l'lll'J'fl'11f1'0l1.l' and Voraf .1'l'l'ar1.41cn1e11l.r All William D. Burley ngfzifllill-11 and Lzzizlllhz-41 Inf Yvilliam Thomas Xvilliam Garnett Frank Benclel Xllilliam Rickard THE QUEEN S HUSBAND Fx ROBhRr l 'VlWlF1 SHERVVOOD Nl lllld second tlooi study of the rox al palace in lWerland amidst the lush crimson of llo ving drapery the antique gold and scarlet of Victorian furnishings . . . a hen-pecked king sacrifices his belox ed china penguins for orders of execution , . . the queen and Lord Bnten seal a politic ll romance between Princess Anne and Prince Vllilliam of Greek . . . proud Oueen Alartha selt sacrihcinglv leax es tor America to borrow money . . . a snobbish footman beats the king in a grueling game of checkers the ceiling plaster drops as bombs are rained on the palace bv rexolting mobs of starx ed subjects , Princess Anne decides to do her duty after all rather than elope with the king s sweet secretary, Granton , . . blustering Premier Northiup dictates to his king the king faces a hostile mob from his balcony and is greeted with cheers not bullets the king w ears uncomfortably his purple and gold hussar's uniform and a feathered hat too big for him a hot headed anarchist threatens the life of his queen the king reads the constitution discoxers his real power, and makes the liberal leader, Dr lellman premier then marries Anne to Granton . . . while the queen and Prince Dr Fellman lhis country must haye permanent peacef, King We can haxe no permanent peace while those fools are shooting at each other. THE PLAYERS Frederick Granton, Secretary to the King ,10.rz',11l1 GI'6I1llfl Phipps, a Footman ..,........ Ervin Lohbauer Lord Birten, the Foreign lwinister .fan1e.r iYllHl.l't1l1 Petley, Al istress-of-the-Chamber l'll't1l11'l'J' l'll.0l't'lIfl.I10 Princess Anne, , ......... ,....,.. N 'ornm llewfll Ladies-in-Xvaiting to the Princess. . . .lean Baker, Bally 116111111 Queen Alartha ..............,..,.. ,'lff1'r'e lfhlr Ladies-in-Xvaiting to the Queen ,Inna Belle Llonn, Iililzlllilllifl Slzfnn General Northrop, the Premier Wlllialn 1 ullmer King Eric VIII , . . . , , . ..,.... Gordon l'll.lIl' Nlajor Blent, Commander ofthe Palace Guard A ornmn lnwrzifjfzl eslflzllfdllf .... ..,... G flbcr! qlillvelz Soldier, . . . .,.. , ....i ,... I 11117211 Sperlrer Dr. Fellman, Liberal leader representing the People ...,........,...,... Harold 1I1l1.I'0l1 Prince Xvilliam of Greek .,...... .fomeplz ,'ll'l10ld Laker, Anarchist commanding the Revolu- tionists ....,. ....,.... 1 xevm ,Ure f1E.I'I1l'lI1 THE SENIOR PLAY APRIL 8, 9, 10, 1945 THE ROYAL STAFF Adjutant ....... .... 1 'fold Snbolla Royal Stewarcl ..........,......... 1'Y'ank Bendel Mistress of the Royal ll Lmnn seholnl .... .llafjarie I1e.r.-- Mistress of the Yvarclrobe ....... .,., . lean Baker Master of the NVarclrobe .... ...,.... . lark Sic 1'f1 er Keepers ol' llouseholcl Elllecls Jane ll nflm'k,6'lo1'1'a ,VlllllIlI.l'0l1 Chamberlain .......... .............. I5 ellc Carr Technical Sergeant ,... ,... I Vlllfam Tlmmaf, '4-1 Keeper of the Gate ....,.... lf'1'll1'am Rirkardr, '-I-I Chancellor of the Exchequer .,........ Ilan lfcllelzf Ambassanlor-abLarge ...,,......... .lgrfd YYIOIIIIIJ' Ushers. . . ...,..,..,. 15111 llonorrzry Jppo z'f1 Imfnl Program Arrangecl by. . ........ zlfflh' ltlflle Executed by ..., ...., I 7olore.r .llflrlzefl Designed by .....,......,. lfalden llulilrxlwrle-11 Procluction Directed lmy.,1l1'.r.r l,au1'.rc C. .llvlfzlffozlylz AlUSlC Furnished by. . ..Il00l'F-1'f0u'II 11121111 r5ll1oc1llfl1'ihz'.v1'1f1 Arrangemenis anal Direction by ,Ulu ll 1'fl1'anz Burfey 1 4 71, ,, .- The staff. .11ff1ff1f.- You know, l love lo watch the penguins It's the strangest thing-fthey walk just exactly like human beings. Bollom .' As king by the grace of God-Y-as Loral Vicar ofthe Holy Church in this our countryfvl here- by pronounce you man and wife. 79 1'll'0l1f Row: E. Adams, L. Brady, H. Eichlleld, A. llotliman, P. Fountain, D. lWlcGaw, M. lless, ll, Rotzell Al!'1'0l7d Row: C. Shumard, R. Xvhipple, P. Roberts, B. Anderson, Lester, Robertson, Regottaz N. Flyers, M. Davison, A. l.. Paeurar, l. Stuart, Simmen, G. XViltshire. 7711-l'1l' Row: I.. Haines, DesChaux, Al. Nece, Nl. Yost, G. Wlebb, M. lones, R. Ergood, K. Krueger P. Prince, F. Leonard, D. Geiger, L. lohnson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Our librarv assistants, pictured above, are the boys and girls who volunteer to serve in the school library one or more periods each week. Wlithout their help the work of our school library could scarcely be maintained. Uur librarv collection of over -1,500 books is used by High School, lunior School and Grade Schoolfxvr nearly 1,200 students of widely varied ages and interests. All lunior School and High School students received instruction in the use of the library and its tools as soon as possible after the opening of school and, from that time, our days were busy, indeed, in the library. Because of the inadequate size of our library room we have been forced to turn awav students nianv times during the year. Nevertheless our records show that nearly 200ipupils visited the library daily this year. It is the routine work of checking the attendance of these students and of circulating about 100 books daily, as well as maga- zines and reference books, which is carried on by the library assistants. ln addition, there are many bits ot' clerical work, typing, filing, reading shelves, preparing book displays and similar necessary tasks which are performed by these same assistants. Vllithout their help our library would be quite unable to function as smoothly and as constantly as it does and the student body, as well as the librarian, may well be grate- ful to this loyal group. 80 HONORS AND AWARDS RATIONING Special honors are due all the teachers of Moorestown Township Schools for their help in getting out Ration Books One and Two and the Gas Ration Book and for their work on the registering of tires. THE SCRAP DRIVE AND THE YVAR BOND AND STAMP SALES Honor, too, to the Problems of Ameri- can Democracy Classes, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Swalm, for their efficient work in conducting the Scrap Drive, which sal- vaged over 60 tons of war materials. And to the Iunior boys, with Nelson Hagan at the helm, for their job of tire sorting. The entire student body deserves credit for getting behind the sale of War Bonds and Stamps to the extent of 351,000 be- fore the Easter Vacation. Pictures of many of our War Efforts are on pages 57, 58 and 59. IUNIOR RED CROSS The work of the Iunior Red Cross is carried on largely through groups. While meritorious work has been done by Doris Hart, Margaret Riley, Barbara Smith and Doris Smith, the major portion of the production work has been done by home- room or club groups. Special honors go to the following groups for outstanding con- tributions: Miss Shinn's Room-sewing Mrs. Daniels' Room-knitting Miss Haas' Room--construction work Mrs. Kemper's Room-construction work Mrs. Chegwidden's Art Classesf-posters and place cards Mr. Noyes' Classes-shop work Business Education Societyfmoney con- tribution Miss Law's and Miss Terwilliger's Sew- ing Classese-sewing Miss Davis' Room--money contribution MRS. SCI-IWARTZ, Direvlor. PUBLICATION AWARDS For distinguished work on the publica- tions of Moorestown High School a .Yul- .rlzell letter is awarded to the following students: Iames Cumber, P. G. SENIORS lack Bergin Norman jones Bea Bobenrieth Doris Burke Bette Carr Alice Evans Mary Fleming Peggy Fountain Margie Hess Dan Kelley Virginia Pettit David Serfling Ethel Shumard Iim Sullivan Charlotte Ulmer George Ulmer Patsy Weiford IUNIORS Ruth McGann Mary Lou Murphy Elaine Pettipas Virginia Plum Benajah Rockhill Franklin Stow Adelaide Andreevsky lane Ashworth Shirley Becker Bob Bendel Eleanor Clarke Robert Held Som-1oMoREs Peggy Bergin Lois Heal Margaret Bloomer Betty Phillips Doris Bougher Ianet Regottaz FRESHMEN Rose Shapiro M. H. S. GRADUATES IN THE SERVICE You will find, beginning on page 94, a list of all our graduates about whom we could secure information up to the time of our going to press, April 13. A SALUTE TO MR. BARTHOLD who left our Teaching Staff early in April to join the Navy. SPGRTS BQRK .w -., , X- M H xy? X Xu wa fc , N55 ?'kS:f' x, 'Wx aggf , 4 N 5? 'i' , Q , .-vm , it L ..,, ng, 1: W i V . -I -V xfygi . A ' fiwg ,K-xc .M pw A 2 f1 f 4, eg- -'F' ,t 'Q 1:5 XV xv, 36 K Bw W X ii, ,Reiki x x s W .X g el? Come on, TEAM! nelly Clark Tommy cunningham Bea Bobenrieth Pet welfeeel Ann Kelley Kevin lvlecheeeey Mary lvleegel Den Kelley Jeelele Des Chaux Del-le Burke lane lvleclleeeey Erwin Keppler Betty Leary Ioyce Lester Betty cunningham Gladys Head Elsie Deegan Katharine Paul Nancy Cole Alice Clark Marie Wren 84 . -.. 4 GIRLS' HOCKEY SQUAD Finn! Row: C. Yvood, Carew, P. Prince, M. Xvren, P. Roberts, N. Myers, P. Bergin, E. Harris. Second Row: B. Cunningham, E. Deegan, E. Adams, A. Sutton, H..Rotzell, B. Aaronson, R. Dudley, Hanners, M. A. Ballantyne, C. Caruso, C. McCarthy, M. Bodine, Manager. Third Row: R. Lichfield, Managerg C. Gaines, Butterwecli, H. Smith, L. Tattersdill, B. Habern, M. E. May, N. W'ollner, IVlcChesney, G. Little, A. Coleman, M. MacLear. HOCKEY SCHEDULE October 7-Nlerchantville .... October 15hHaddon Heights .... October 28-Haddon Heights. . . November 15-Haddonfield ....... November 16- Merchantville ........ November 18-Moorestown Friends. . . VARSITY Phyllis Prince. . . Peggy B-ergin .... Iulia Hanners. . . Eleanor Harris .... Ruth Dudley ......... Mary Anne Ballantyne. . . Alice Sutton .......... Clara Wood ,... .... Edith Adams .... Shirley lsenberg. . . Betty Aaronson .... Pos1T1oNs . . .right wing. . . . . . . .right inner. . . . . .center forward M. H. S. OPP. .01 2 0 .2 2 01 0 0 0 5 JUNIOR VARSITY . . . . lane McChesney . . . . .Elsie Deegan .... ...Helen Smith . . . . .left inner. . . . . . . . .Carolyn McCarthy . ..... left wing .... . . . . . .right halfback . . . .left halfback. . . . , .right fullback. . . . .left fullback. , . . , . goalkeeper. . 85 . . . .center halfback. . . . .Betty Cunningham . . . .Louise Tattersdill . . .Marjimrie MacLear . , . .Ianet Butterweck .. . . . . .Gertie Little . . . . .Norma YVollner . . , .Catherine Gaines PLWN ,Q-' I w df' f-s no-f Q QALLK. . 'LZ 5 'a-.asf M 7 ,QI f -WOL f xx. 1' L - ' A - FOOTBALL SQUAD Fran! Row: P. PllSC1llC, Schorsch. F. llzirtmun, C. Ellis, R. Hamilton, D. Xvilvle, K. Rexon, C, Drummoml. Sevond Row: YV. Olsen. E. Lytle, ll. Sperber, Caruso, B. Smith, B. XVciclman, B. Tivcr, F. De Luca. I. Sullivan, N. Hagan, B. Evans. Yvllqfd Row: Coach lSBI1ll6I'!.i, Nl. YVest, 'lf De Shields, L. Cheyne, D. Truit, T. Vurguson, I. Call. Sex- ton, B. lleinelce, L. Yzinnetti, D. Hallowell, Vavalo, Coach Egner. lfourllz Row: R. S-vnnestveclt, D. Dillzircl, B. French. R. Wlilson, Vnnmly, l. 0'Donnell, K. Cass, C. Brooks, lf. Stark, XV. Kennlercline, 'lf Gunst. XX'e won from Nlerchantville, one of our toughest rivals, on their field, even though they outweighed us about fifteen pounds to the man. Time out for re mirs. Ca vtain De Luca. Nlerchantville works to even the score with l l v . live minutes to play. 86 SCHEDULE OF GAMES M. H Sept. 'lo-llziddonlicld ,... I8 Oct. 3g lVlCI'ClllllltX'lll6.. . 7 Oct. 10'-Riverside. ....., I2 Oct. l7-Burlington. ...,. h Oct. 24fGloucester. ..... 28 Oct. Sl --lladdon Heights. I3 Nov 7YPalmyra ....... Nov l44Audulxon ...,... tm Nov 21 Paulslmoro ...... lm NGN' 26 Alount Holly. , . fi-1 Nloorestown High School toot- ball team had a good year, play- ing ten games, losing two, tie- ing two and winning six. They climaxed the season by winning from their traditional rivals, Mt. Holly High School, by a score of 64-7. The outstanding players of the season were: Captain DeLuca, B. Weidman, I. Caruso, M. Yvest, and B. Tiver. VARSITY l.E'l l'ERiWlEN Franlc De Luca, C'a,'rlaz'n Bill xveidman lohn Caruso Nloscs NVest Bill 'river Bob Smith NValter Olsen Boli Evans Harry Sperlmer lim Sullivan Bill lleinclxe Louis Yannetti lim Sexton Nelson Hagan Ed Lytle Bud Vzivalo Donald 'l'ruitt Arthur Keinlc Theodore De Shields Top PI.l'flll'E.' Small hut powerful Xveldmin guns giound around left end LlFlIfEl'1,I..Yflll't'.' Xveidmun and lnu Bollom 1ll'l'flll't:'.' Df'I1ilUllCl' 'll ei in ei 1 u short gain. Dec. Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. G E H R I Fran! Row: Coach Yvearshing, Sullivan, H. Pearson. Arnold, R. Marks Sevond Row: C. Yviltshire, l.. Shaw, B. V'iltshire, G. Aitken, E. Nlogclc. BOYS' BASKETBALL M. li. S. l5flVloorestown Friends. . . . . . . 58 l8lBurlington .......... ..,. l 7 29'Alumni ..4........ . . 21 24W'ooclrow XVilson . .... 24 8-Palmyra ......, .... 2 5 18- Paulsboru ..... ,... l 7 19fiVlounr Holly. , . , 25 2l-Gloucester. . . .... 26 50fPalmyra ...,. . . 22 2-Vocational ..... .... 2 2 VARSITY LETTERMEN Iim Sullivan, Capfafn. Aitken I. Arnold Mogck R. Marks Sperber A. Hahn Smith F. Harris G. VViltshire, .Hana-qrr C SCHEDULE yllp. 28 Feb. 5fPemberton, 42 Feb. 9-fpaulsboro .... 24 Feb. l2fGloucester ..,,, 27 Feb. l5fBurlington ....... 29 Feb. l5'lVlerchantville .,.. 15 Feb. l74lVlount Holly, . . 23 Feb. 20fVoCational. . . . . 35 Feb. 22fPemberton ......... 59 Feb. 25flVloorestown Friencls. . 51 Feb. 26flVlerChantville ,....,. M. ii. s. om '72 .- IUNIOR VARSITY I. Fullmer H. C. F. H. A. V. W. 88 Pearson Heppard Stark Brown Dyer McCloskey Wiltshire . . . . 39 . . . . 25 . . . . 42 . . . , 20 , . . 22 , . 20 . . 28 . . . 29 . . . I0 B. Bartello I. B-ersch O. B-oileau R. Hahn I. Gordon R. Williams and R. Fitzgerald, .llanagenf GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team had a successful season, winning tive of the eight games played. Recognition should go to all the girls, but especially to the four girls who con- sistently totaled up points: Mary Ann Ballantyne. . . . . .40 Betty Aaronson. . . . . .22 Virginia Sanford ........ . . .50 Barbara Habern .... . . .21 Congratulations, girlsl As most ofthe players were underclassmen, we'll expect even more of them in 1944. SCHEDULE OF GAMES M. H. S. ovv. November 5-Nlerchantville .,.. . . 24 27 November 20-Haddon Heights .... . . 15 I2 February 5-Haddon Heights. . . . 20 57 February 10-Haddonfield ,... , . 27 I6 February 17-Merchantville ...... . . 29 27 February 24-Mount Holly .....,.... . . 4l 32 March 14-Moorestown Friends. . . . . ll 26 March 21-Mounmt Holly .....,... . . 58 20 Fran! Row: P. Wleiford, P. Bergin, R. Gosnell, B. Habern. Szcond Row: A. Collins, V. Sanford, B. Aaronson, Captain, M. A. Ballantyne, C. lVlcCarthy. Third Row.'. B. McGaw, Manager, F. Schlindwcin, N. XVollner, A. Hall, E. Shumard. D. Wlarren Maxmagerg N. Stickney, Nlanager. 89 1 lj!! .lg yi-Cz , es BASEBALL SQUAD Fran! Row: M. W'est, K. Cass, H. Pearson, Phillips, S. Creedon, B. Weidman. Serond Row: XV. Olsen, C'Donnell, C. Ellis, F. De Luca, R. Wilson, R. Marks, Sexton. Third Row: D. Dillard, A. Hahn, G. Branson, T. De Luca, T. De Shields, G. Aitken, W. French. The boys have been out on the South Church Street field practising hard to get into good condition for this year's games. The pride in that championship cup, won last year, is strong. Six men from that team are still with us-two only of the letter- men, Bill Weidman and Frank DeLuca-but we have good new material and antici- pate another successful season. GAMES SCHEDULED Apr. 22-Nlount Holly, . . ..... Away Apr. 27-Florence ..,.. ..... A way Apr. 30-Palmyra ............ ..... A way Mag' 4glVlerchantville. ..,...,,. ..,.. A way Mag' 5-Nloorestown Friends .... ,.... H ome , ,. . . , 4. ,,,,.N,, May May May May Nlay 7-Nlount Holly ....... ..... H ome ll-Palymra ...,........ ..... H ome 12-Moorestown Friends .... ..... A way 14-Nlerchantville .,..... ..... H ome 18-Florence ..... .... .,... H o me .fb .5,w ,we f.-N W. mi. A.-W--1 ,Q .- 7. wwf. ,. , X LH M +5 1, aa... fa-ff ya-n,.s -M, 93 fi Line 'em out! De Shield tags Sexton Mose winds up. sliding third. 90 who with Iames Cumber, a P. G., took most of the amateur pictures in this book. Harlev Conn and lames Nlatthews P also contributed a few pictures. X I 4 ' 27 oi' fs? X ,fx ft xx kY-Y .X ,LES yi i . 'swf' ,WZ And now we have come to the end of the trail. If you miss any pictures you had hoped to see, remember that films and flash bulbs are needed to protect our boys in camp and at the front more than we need them, and that we are going to press two weeks earlier than usual so that our book will be ready by Commencement. YVe thank our advertisers, whom we recommend to you. 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