Ocean City High School - Caravel Yearbook (Ocean City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1929 volume:

H! S! NIOR C l ASS AC !xNOW! ! IDC! S XX !! H SINCLRI !HAX!x6 WISS AGNES BRAD! !5 AND MR IHEODORI S!! X I Nb IN PRODUCIVG IHIS YEAR BOO!x THE VVORK DONE BY J 1,.1ExTSOK7VXX X E CARAV Nil f.xN Ii' K -,. ?iF Giftv 1 -ui f 1- ' -l -1' J-IW VXVIV-F Pubhshed gy THE CLASS OF' 1929 of he OCEAN CITY LI-HGH SCHOOL YE! 714 X, T N X - .V ' W U . 3 I - I fi gpm l', X 7 . . Ly ', 5 ' 5' IF NX -W .f-VH Qc? - W Z 'ff id, X! N ff 52 X3 X Y X ff ,if 1f -fe .Q i Q7 HE L fx ixt g.- f UUHGUUM .. K - '. rx x V ' V ,Q-A f, J V ar,-- ,g 'z f gg W fr.. A-L Q. , ' ' an- -,L A.. ' Y ' -51,77-' 7' '-PL' Q - ik - :if , t ' ' 31 -in -lr A - :- , - ms. f Til !'X 1-K 1 F ll jx XX 37 1 ff 1 5 W 5 4 1 4g111uL1 4 Nfllnlvq xx ho his mud as 1 strong bnku Q 1 mu udlm IHI CXR X D I wIV3ql1U 7Ac l'm1QJilfxil CSU 'Il -Hx fl' ': JH. Q X ' 5 on mu' wry succcssful voyagc. thu Cilnss oi' 1929 sim'c1'clx' gud rcsl 'Y fully 1' .1108 I ff A 'lilf' MR. JAMES M. STEVENS HND? I WVORHD QQ lf 1174 pzctums of Ihc pres nt uhzch me haw cndeauozcd Io cmlnodq m fha paces of thrs recall Ihe znczdcnfs and fzzcnd shzps ol qour SIUll'U7I Im ou: puzpcm has bam lILLOf77,U1lShLfl' fx 5 w Q A 1 1 -111 1 ' S0 Q ' A' V '1 1 -1 I ' 1 1 Y A 'Q' uulurmf. serve in fha future to '1' 1 b A 1 ' ' A 1 , . ' , ' . , IA, . - K-1 I- 11 I. 1 1 LTR FRONTISPIECE DEDICATION ADVIINISTRATION I ACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMENI ATHLETICS AUTOGRAPHS ORGANIZATIONS THE WILL NONSENSIA ADVERTISEMENTS IIB 1 In If 1 I5 N CT OL R ALA A MATER r 11.4, Nur MR MASH '1 um auau al lhe tzme Ihre puluu was lukrn llPoflDAlIRlID GDM? llE9llDllll4l3Q4MIIUIl4DlINll DR HERQCHPL PPTTIT Preszdent Ma WIIIIANX I1 MARSH JR MR H1 NIU W Ioxxmlml Vzce Presldent .Sccrclczrcf MRS CARRIE J ADAMS MRS. NORMX C. PRICE DR. MINOT B. STANNARD lvlcdical lnspeczor DR. Jorm B. 'I'OWb.SI:NID Custodian of School Money MR. HLNRY Ro'is1fR. JR. School Nurse . . .. . Mm EL1zfxBE'1'H HARTMAN Attendance Officer . .. . MR. FRANICIS H. W-XRI1 Clerk Mlss HIQLIQNJ M. B121,CH11R Nzne MR. O. W. REICHI, Y' f PRI.N'ClPAI, In Elenen JIFQSMETIIIJIIQGIIFCHII MR JAMES M STEVENS MR OTTOW RFICHLX MR HI RBIRV GRLENAWALD MISS AONLS L BRADLFX MISS HELEN C MAYNARD MR GEORGE W MEYER MISS FLORENCE E SPECK MISS SARA VANGILDER MRS ELIZABETH D CI-IAPIN MR TOWNSFND D SHOWILI MR THEODORE B STLVENS MR RALPH O EVANS MISS MARTHA FORBES MISS KATHRXN J KURTZ MRS IONE E TYLER MISS MIRIAM B RFICHLX MR RAY L FITE MISS MADGE C PENTON MR CARLXLE G KILBX MISS MAE TEMPONE MR EUCFNF E HALLERAN MRS ETHEL N HOPPING Supermtendent Pflflflptll Sczences Nlathematxcs Socral Sciences Soczal Sczences Enqlrsh MUlh?mGfICS E nql Ish Geoqraphq Mathematlcs Enqlrsh Latm Musxc C ommercml Phqslcal Trammq Phqszcal Traznmq Enqlzsh Manual Traznmq French Unasszqned Domesuc Sczence MISS MARY KASSAB ,EE,E,E.7. ,EE,,, EL,EE,, 7 , E, ,,E,E , . E7,E ,.,7 E,EL,E,. 7 7 EB1'OIogy IIBIIDAIIRIID IDIIF IIEIIDIIIGIINDIIRS ldzlor In Chzef Asszslant Edztor Busmess Manager Publzczty Manaqer Art I:d1tOrs Boys Athletzc Fdztor GzrIS Athletzc Edzlor lzterarq Edzlor Boas SoczaIEd1tor Gzrls SOczaIEd1tor Photography Edztor Joke Edzlor Secretary Facult lj Aduzsors General ASS1S!ants JOSEPH WEATHERBEI RUTH SHEI LEY EDWARD SMITH FLOYD TOWNSEND MILDRFD BOZARTH MARION SOI LX THOMAS ENTRIKIN I-III LNE GOHS VERNA SMITH HUGH MACCOTTER BLAIR TOREERT HOWARD BRADWAX FREDRICK PONTIERE ELIZABETH EGOLI MR THEODORE STEVENS MISS AGNES BRADI FX 5 EVELYN LITTLE l MARY CO1 I ISSON Tu.eILe ! . 7 W f ' . f . ' C . . V Y Y 777.7 Av ' I I VWOP W foo SENIORS 5--xx X fX,,f f ,J 5 Q .. l NT- L CDC VI cf U 'KX A FW? 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' 'O 1 'l 111. fi 1g .Y ,V 1 1 1 lb N- ,4 W 92 Caravel HUGH JOHN MACCOTTER General Course BUD An athlete of merzl full of fun un oplrmrsl Mac rs a bug braw canny Scot Hts power mer the opposite sex has been no mean factor rn hls success ln leading the largest class graduated from O C H S Dramatic Club 3 1V1ce Pres 45 Sgt t Arms 3 I-rench Club 3 Allegretto Club 2 Annual Play 3 Student Govt 2 3 4 Capt 2 3 4 Band 4 Vice Pres Clas Maroon Team 4 Track l Z 3 4 Football EVELYN HELEN LITTLE Commercral Course Kzndmss elfezls more than seventy Her auburn halr no ttsn t red' I-rames m a pretty face Her sylphllke form IS glorious Her pose IS full of grace Among the crowd shes popular Glee Club l 2 Allegretto l Debating Club l Z Class Basketball 3 4 Secretary Student oxernment Z Pres 4 Dramatrc Club 3 4 MARIE HELENE GOHS Classical Course l Nil zrl wt love for her stun! sunnu smzle lf you want a darned good friend Call on Lene She as popular and sweet Swellest sport you d want to meet Dramatxc Club 3 4 Debatmg Socxety 3 Student Government l 2 3 4 Class Secretary l 2 4 Glee Club I 2 Manager Basketball 4 fAss1stant 3l Class Basketball 3 4 french Club 3 Caravel Staff 4 Class Track 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 MARY ELIZABETH COLLISSON Classrcal Course Ernest m work readq ln plau Her drsposltlon s changeable Sometlmes she s gay and sweet At other times she s so severe You feel you xe met defeat Allegretto Club l 3 Glee Club 2 4 tPr s 33 Debatmg Club l 2 Dramatxc Club 3 4 Annual Plas 3 Class Treasurer 4 lrench Club 3 4 Student Golernment 4 Sixteen I 9 921 3 ae a f a f H- - S- as T a 7, 'De' l l l D D 1 ' - . . 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U .lil fu Aj ll. 1 I . . ez Q 3 Y : , 2 2 I . 1 l . : ' . w 929 Carav MARY MORRISON ASH Classrcal Course ASHIE Blessed Ltrlh plum reason and common sense Mary has shown a great rnterest rn Athletrcs lf you want to questron about her strength you should see her throw a baseball lf not seen on the Track Freld you can see Mary rn the school orchestra fiddlrng il vrolrn wrth the same earnestness and self assurance Orchestra 2 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 Class Track 3 Basketball tclassj 4 Varsrty Track GEORGE AUSTIN General Course He looks lrhe a student Gawdge rs the orrgrnal Srlent Slrm Prevrous to acqurrrng tonsrlrtrs hrs famrlrar frog call announced hrs arrrval several mmutes before hrs appearance He rs on hrs beams end seekrng a method to keep up hrs reputatron JOHN RUDOLPH ASSIANTE General Course Oh how he lrlzes les femmes John has the hapy faculty of always berng on trme He was just rn trme to save Coach Evans from further searching for a good center for the 1029 Football team However thrs faculty 0 .rme a burden to Mr Halleran the orchestra lea.ler when John became prevrous wrth hrs bassoon Orchestra 3 4 Football 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Class Baseball 2 3 4 French Club 4 Class Track 4 EUGENE EDWARD BACHRAN Classrcal Course GENE Always on the go That fog horn vorce of hrs no doubt wrll be lu great demand by some rarlroad presrdent Hrs srngrng however rs qurte rntellrgrble and further more enjoyable He graces the Hugh School quartet and makes an excellent bass accompanr ment Seuenleen ZA Z wfc.. 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V 14' ,: : ' 4' if . ,- ,, ff S ' I f ol! ,JJ L ' Fil up 1929 Caravel EVELYN IRENE BAKER Classrcal Course EVES All lhe Worlds a staqe Whether nt be a mud wmter dlp m ye olde Atlantnc or a polntxcal argument Eves holds the record for endurance As heroine of Bab a Sub deb the 1928 Annual Play we shall never forget her Glee Club 2 3 Secretary of Choral Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Class Track 3 Class Base ball 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Annual Pla 2 3 Operetta Sylna 4 French Club Swxmmmg Team 2 4 Allegretto Club 1 3 Vxce Presrdent 4 BENJAMIN FRANK BATEMAN General Course I-rank IS our bear for Math Ask h1m He became all at sea 1n Trng because he couldn t measure trxangles on hrs fingers He has un doubted ablhty along other lmes tho and no doubt wnll make a huge success of whatever he decmdes to take up MILDRED BERTHA BOZARTH Commercial Course MILLY Art zs the expressron of the soul Of a qulet unassummg nature Mildred carnes wnth her that axr She can always be relied upon to recxte efficxently rn classes Her abxlxty extends not only along the lme of a scholar but also of a clever and talented artist Caravel Staff 4 HOWARD FREAS BRADWAY General Course BRAD Exceptzonally brxght u slave of good grades Brad ns a hon on Math Cuobbles rt nght p Nobody understands lf Hes an xnnocent lookmg fellow Nobody would suspect hxm of commlttxng the cnme of gettmg a problem nght but he does However photography IS hrs weakness Math rs hrs forte E xghleen 'ed - es, W-, ,f , A fo s V ,f , o ne, 'so' . . : '. , 1 y , ' 2 A ' : 3, 4: A r -N. 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' I , 7l l . . - . . . 1929 Catavel EUGENE SMITH CHAMBERLAIN Classlcal Course GENE An artzsr of thought expresszon proclazmer of rhetortc Gene ns the one to whom everyone pomts as Our school artrst Hrs amazrng lxkenesses are a constant source of xnterest to the members of the classes It IS now a hobby with htm but we belreve rt wxll mould h1s career as hrs talent IS undoubted French Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 D matrc Club 3 4 Class Track 4 EVELYN MAE CHESTER Commercnal Course EVE S To love and be loved IS the greatest happxness Soft vorced and sweet and pretty too Eve surely makes a hut But when rt comes to shrrkmg work She always can be I Her slang IS of the chorcest And new words are her arm And rf theres any chance to play Our Evelyn s m the game Glee Club 2 Allegretto Club 3 4 French Club 3 Class Baseball I MARY DOMENICA DENAN Commercral Course One good turn deserves another If you want somebody socnable pleasmg and athletlc mcet Mary She IS rather small but rs one of the fastest guards on our Varsity Basket ball team If Mary goes through life wrth half the determrnatron she has shown rn Basketball we guarantee her success Class Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varsnty Basketball 3 4 Class Track 3 4 French Club 3 4 Class Basketball 3 ORAZIO DESANTIS General Course Rozzze A subtle silence has he RO77l9 xs a quiet easy gomg cheerful fel low He never objects but merely accepts con drtxons and sets about to do things In hrs best possnble manner and he always achreves results If wrong once he patxently starts ln agam If otherwise a gleam of somethmg susprcnously luke secret trlumph gleams nn hrs eye N meteen rt H 1 - H .. 1. - - t. . 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Y . 1'3- - V . r. tn - y tt U , . . f . rt H v . . . 1 . 1 , x u - H rr - H .. - ., - . . 1929 Caravel EDWARD JOSEPH DEVER General Course Eterqlhlnq lakes lzme Sxlent Ld ns what he rs called He ns a very quxet chap but ns always nn the machmery some where Very wrllrng to asslst anyone out of a hole be xt Eguratnve or be xt hteral Hrs thought fulness rs apprecxated by everyone and lt will surely place htm among our future leaders Class Track 2 3 Class Basketball 2 3 4 RITA MARIE DEVER General Course Quzelness and wlsdom belong logelher Shes httle cute 1nd pretty bhe s shy but wondrous wxtty A frxend to every student ln the school All her lessons are well learned But are lovers ever spurned' Lessons nrst and lovers after ns her rule Dr-nmatrc Club 3 4 french Club 3 MARY BERNADETTE DONAHUE Classical Course rtuous Ihmqs are lhose that prize them Our Mary Ds athletrc She s cheerful and she s wrtty And rf you ask of many boys Youll know that she rs pretty Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Class Swlmmrng 2 3 Class Baseball 1 3 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 CSecretary3 French Club3 4 VlcePres1dentA R C Club MARY GERTRUDE DONLEVIE Classical Course A Irustful friend m a pinch Mary may rmpress you as berng rather bash ful whrch rs true enough but wxth her close acquamtances she can be very entertammg and amusmg Mary was one of our best forwards on the class basketball team and we are deeply mdebted to her for our vnctones of the past season Class Basketball 3 4 Class Track 3 Latm Club 3 Allegretto Club 3 4 Twenty ,Y Cl Y Y HY, 7 Y Y i YY N . v ' ' 1 3 . , . 2 . ,, 1 I . MP V - - V , 1 ' - ' . . . 4. . 1929 Caravel MARY ANN DOWNAM Commercial Course DOWNY Words may be deeds Her eyes are'-oh so lovely An agreeable lass rs she Shes qunte a busnness person As anyone can see That doesn t mean that Mary Can never sprmg a pun For she s really Jolly And can make a lot of fun REBECCA JANE EDMONDS Commercnal Course BECKX A Iztlle thmq rn hand as worth more than a great thmg an prospect Becky may not make a lot of nolse but she proves that people of her type are as valuable as those of more conspxcuous natures by snlently takmg her place as a small but nmportant factor nn the great mach1ne of progress and domg her utmost to cooperate m her own unpretentlous manner SARAH ELIZABETH EGOLF Commercnal Course BETTIE Example rs the best precept ln Publxc speaklng Bettre s great Wxth plays her A B C The way she takes the leadlng parts And plays them to the llfe ls just the way shell manage h1m When once she IS hrs wnfe Allegretto Club 4 Class Basketball 4 Dra matnc Club 4 Glee Club 4 CLARENCE THOMAS ENTRIKIN General Course 'ICOM Possessor of a thmg money can I bury Good wzll to all The rattlmg of a sheaf of foolscap a query Have you heard anythxng new proclamms the presence of Tom the pnoneer snooper can see that hrs future ns assured rn Journalxsm unless he 15 pxcked up for talknng to strangers Dramatnc Club 3 4 French Club 3 Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3 Caravel Staff 4 Track 3 Football 4 Allegretto Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 I wenlq one 11,3 K VL' K W fe K ' e -'5 1, Y , if Y , i , lx? . 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I y, .Al v F4-f Ayifyf 929 Carave HELEN MAE FOSTER Commerclal Course SUSIE Labor ts the path to success What a dear lrttle gxrhe Who toots m the band She helps out the musrc Wxth a deft clever hand Shes sure a musxcxan But wxll make a stenog Who wxll take down the mmutes Of some manners log Band 4 Orchestra 4 HELEN JANE GROVES Classrcal Course Eyes of blue qolden hazr as sure a thmg that s very rare ow Jane rs blonde and slum and tall Qunte languld xn a way But you just ought to hear her talk Is what the students say She s full of fun she lrkes the boys And Jokes are her best sport We d luke to get behmd the screen To see how Jane can court' Class Basketball 3 Allegretto Club 3 JESSIE BUSBY HAEFNER General Course Smzle smrle smzle all have our knocks all have our falls all have our hardships galore ut Jessre IS ready To ward off each frown Wxrh a brg stock of smlles nn store French Club 4 Latm Club 3 Glee Club l FRANK BENNETT LANE HAINES General Course TUBBY Why deal wrth trzfles Wlth love toward many and mahce toward none that s Tubby He does not belle hrs snze as the old saw which says that all stout people ate good natured xs true rn thxs case No one would doubt Tubby s good dlsposmon who has seen hnm perambulatxng about rn hrs rock crusher wxth a cherubnc smlle of bhss upon hrs physxogonomy Football 3 4 ' Twenty two I l 'QCCL f f ef e C ' C C , 'i bi T E i 1 ,fir ' F A' y n 7.. 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' l v We , . fi We 1 n f WE I , B . . 929 Carave EDITH HENDERSON Classxcal Course EDE Srlence I want to speak Long may she l1ve w1th her basketball fame Strrvmg wrth mrght and mam Down and then up agarn Shes bound to come out on top m lrfes great game Debatxng Club 2 Crlee Club l 2 Student Government 2 3 Class Swrmmrng 2 4 Dra matrc Club 3 4 Annual Play 3 Varsrty Track Z 3 Class Track 3 French Club3 4 Captaln Class Basketball 3 Varsrty Basketball 1 2 4 I-reshmen Coach 4 Pres A R C Club LOUISE SARAH HOLMES Classical Course Lou She IS the gayest of the gaq In her own whole hearted way Louise IS always there when you need assls tance Wlth a smlle and a thought she can make anythrng a success As quxet as can be rn the class room but once outsrde she rs just a snappy go getter Lourse IS full of fun and well we say a mrghty good frrend Student Government 3 Class Basketball 3 Class Baseball 2 Dramatlc Club 3 4 CECILIA RITA HUTCHINSON Commercial Course CEAL A cheery smxle a word or two For she rs a qood sport through and throuqh A mxschlevous lady full of talk Ceal surely takes the cake She talks untxl the teachers scold Oh Stop' for Mercy s sake But nn the end when all s been sand She s really a nrce glrl And when 1t comes to shorthand say She knows each qulrk and querl Class Baseball 2 3 French Club 3 Class Basketball 4 Allegretto Club 4 JOHN KASSAB Classrcal Course KETCHUP An all around good fellow Ketchup rs an excellent fellow to have be srde one m an rmbrogho He IS steadfast and de pendable tho hrs weakness IS the fanr sex How ever when he s busy he s very busy and wrll no doubt push to the top Twenty three fry ez Xi .. . ,,. , . . . . . f . 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L, l ., ,,, . . vfl Ml 929 tavel FRANK EVAN LANZARA Classical Course LAN ersuaston IS better than force Lan ts the Beau Brummel of school Impeccable IS the word which descnbes htm most adequately Nevertheless that doesn t keep htm from bemg a good fellow He has won for htmself a place nn the hearts of all athletes of the C H Track l 2 3 4 Class Basketball l 4 Dra matic Club 3 4 Student Govt l 4 School Play 3 Class Sec y 3 HENRY CARROL LOPER Classxcal Course HENRY Muszc hath charms Henry possesses the fleetest nngers 1n school When he starts to play everyone wlthm hearmg drops everything and ltstens hrs ambttron is to become an organxst no mean feat hrs leamng toward the bass horn lately however has raxsed more comment than approbatnon Allegretto Club 3 4 Male Quartet 2 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Htgh School Accompamst 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band MARVIN LUEKE General Course MARV A leader ts mdxcated by the glrnl m hrs eye Masterful Marv ts the captatmst fellow ln School he leads most everythmg as a glance at his record wtll show He deserves a lot of credlt for the manner 1n whlch he led the Ma roon and White s champnonshtp 1929 eleven Football l 2 3 4 Capt 4 lnterclass Bas ketball 2 3 4 Capt 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 QCaptJ Captam Whtte Team JOHN EDWARD MACDONALD General Course MAC Should auld acquazntance be forgot Mac IS one of the snooper twms he works ln cahoots wrth Tom Entnkm tn maktng the town paper a success hrs tacxturmty xs a byword but hrs volublhty when asknng for news wxll assure his lournallstlc future Allegretto Club 3 4 Glee ub 2 3 Male Quartet School Reporter 4 Class Treas 2 Asst Class Treas 1 Class Basketball 2 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Track Capt 4 Football 2 AsstlVlgr 3 Mgr 4 Dramatnc Club 4 French Club 4 Latm Club 3 Twenty four I Ca 'fe H 4 4 ci -N' 'B T' Y'. 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I V . : A Cl , .4: XFX-.Q 1' 3.1 '. ll: 1 9 arauel FRED MILLER MECOUCH General Course RLDDI Hrs lzmbs were cas! rn manlu mould Reddy IS the flghtlnglst blonde m Hugh School Pxckmg 50 yard passes from nmposslble helghts IS his forte Well never forget that game Red He ns prepanng for the bar and hopes to carve his lmtlals s a Chlef Justlce lmance Commlttee Dramatlc Club 3 4 French Club 4 Class Basketball Coach 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Student Government 4 RALSTON HAROLD MILLER Classncal Course Rossll He travels sate and not unpleasanllu Who zs qurded bu Ioue Rossle rs the boy wlth IT rn the class Any ofthe belles wlll testlf to that How wlelds a mean trombone Track 4 Class Baseball 2 3 4 Class as ketball 3 4 Class Track 2 Coach of Semor Whnte Basketball Team 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 French Club 4 ELITHA HAZEL PAULLIN General Course I FTH Labor conquers all I-lltha IS there wlth a merry laugh the per SOIIIIICBIIOII of fun And anythmg that she undertakes xs bound to be well done When a schoolmate encounters a problem hard Her asststance shell cheenly lend She s ready and wlllmg and faithful and true What more can we ask of a fnend? Student Government 3 French Club FRED TAYLOR PONTIERE General Course PONTIAC Good humor rs the health of the soul Fred the premler hustler certalnly deserves the dlstmctxon as basketball manager If he wasn t pleadmg wlth some recalcltrant ovx ner of a car for the use of xt for transporlatlon he was dolng some other equally dxsheartenmg task However hrs temper bemg very elastnc no ana thema escaped hlm Iatm Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 oot ball 3 4 Mgr Basketball 4 Track3 4 Class Basketball 4 Caravel Stall' 4 fuenty lice 1 I 9 2 C C951 Y- Y Y, Y YW V ' Y T Y , -Y, dbg' .. . 1 h L k ' . I 'Y I 5 'f Q ever. playmg Shexk IS not all he does. He : I . , 2 B. - : ' I 3, 4. ' D if . ' . .3 . : F - I wlflefl fy! WW 0 P!V,f9 929 Carav MARGARET ISABELL QUIGG Classrcal Course PEG Varzety IS the spzce of lxfe If vou re lookmg for the words of the latest jazz song let me refer you to Peg She was first nn lme when they handed out llttle feet and can tmp the lnght fantastxc on a dance floor as well as she smgs Along wlth thxs Pegs a real pal Allegretto 3 4 HILLARY ROBINETTE General Course BULL Be a candle rf you can 1 be a Irqhthouse Bull rs a retmng sort of chap but a mrghty fine fellow Hrs canned bram cSlld2 ruleb and he are mseparable companxons and are well ward Math and he enjoys the best wxshes for success rn has chosen Held Class Basketball 3 4 WILLIAM HENRY ROCAP Commercial Course BILL A wzllmq worker staunch and true Helpful Bill' Heres to you Hrs wnllmgness to help for the betterment of the class IS certamly appreciated The Candy Commlttee performed atrocmes upon hrs hack and dxscommoded Bull immensely but the funny part of lf was you couldn t get hrm sore Class Basketball 3 4 Fmance Commnttee 4 lrench Club 3 JEANNETTE MARIE SELVAGN Commercxal Course NllTZI Where there IS a wzll there IS a way Her hanr IS dark and wavy her eyes a bnllnant black Shes wonderful at basketball Side center her hack Shes rather qunet yet we know she s capable of fun Shes a favorrte with her classmates And shes able sxrs to run Varsnty Basketball 1 2 3 Captam 4 Class Track 2 3 4 Class Baseball 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 4 Student Got t 2 Twenty srx I el ef- 3 7 f sf -L ,1 ' L- Db, C ,. X- , fl lv ff It II '. . ' 1 ' known about school. 'l'Bull has a leaning to- . ' ,, - - .. is 29 Carav ELVA RUTH SHELLEY Classical Course MICKEY I1 ts mce to be nalural lf one as nalurallu mce She s soclablc and she s pleasant The boys all vote her mce But the fellow who wrll get her May have to ask her twxce Glee Club l 2 Allegretto Club 1 Class Basketball 3 4 Caravel Staff Class Baseball 2 3 4 Student Govt 3 Debatmg Club l 2 Dramattc Club 3 4 French Club 3 Class Track 3 4 Secretary of Athletnc Assocxatxon 4 HENRY HARRISON SHAW General Course HEN Labor as the path to success Henry Harrnson ns an amateur photographer So he says However he snaps the school and surroundmgs and they wnll no doubt pro vnde remmxscences and matermal for retrospectron m the commg years But photography IS only we know hell make good at engmeermg Class Basketball 3 4 Track Manager 4 MARIAN MARTHA SINKINSON Com merclal Course Its the sonqs you S1779 and the smzles you wear Maman IS the gurl wrth the voxce She has brought great honor to her class and her school by her smgmg Who wnll forget her as the herome m the operetta Sylvna' Marian lust naturally has a good dlsposmon Wnth these qualmes we are sure she will attam success Glee Club 2 3 4 Choral Club 3 4 Oper etta Sylvla 4 Manager Class Basketball 4 As srstant Mgr Class Track 3 ARTIMESIA GARWOOD SMITH Commercial Course ART Its the lzttle Ihxnqs an lzfe that count Small efliclent and decndedly brunette Ame IS as earnest tn work as nn play Her curly bob bed head works nn tnme wlth her deft fingers as she tolls over her typewriter Whale not occu pred wnth studxes Artne ns hnghly entertammg wtth a merry flow of conwersatron Twenty seven 1 I I 9 e l 'gd--i-W Y, Y,g ,, wg' Y 77775 Y, Yr bi , 1 1 fa av a hobby. With his. success at that asla sample, HMA., . . . . . ' . . . ' l F 929 Carave LEWIS EDWARD SMITH General Course Pugnaczous but not dangerous There IS not m every class one who does the work that someone else forgets or surmounts the odds that daunt the others That ns Ed H was not enterprxsmg nor dad he seek glory but hus unfaxlmg assrstance wxll always be remem bered Here s luck Ed Glee Club I 2 Class Treasurer I 3 An nual Play 2 Dramatic Soc1ety 2 3 4 French Cub 3 Student Govt 1 Z 3 Pres 4 ass Basketball 3 Caravel Staff 4 VERNA EDWINA SMITH Classical Course WINNIE Yield not and falter not see xt Ihrough She s quxte a fluent talker Debating ns her fad Says she s bound to be a mxsslon ry' Wxll she wed a preacher lad' Glee Club 3 Allegretto Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Debatmg Club MARION ELIZABETH SOLLY Commercial Course MARION The concersanon of lovers rs mexhaustxble She s lnked so well by everyone For graclous eer IS she We thmk she s just one jolly gurl S the verdxct and decree Glee Club 2 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Choral Club 4 French Club 3 Class Basketball 4 Manager Vamty Track 4 Assistant Mgr Class Track 3 LAWRENCE STEELMAN Commercial Course LARRY Trme rs permcrous We all have hankermgs' Napoleon wanted Egypt Ceasar wanted Gaul Larry wants to be a bank president He IS cultxvatmg an ofhcnal demeanor and has studxed quxte fanthfully t real17e hrs ambmon More power to you Lar Fnnance Commxttee 4 French Club 3 4 I atm Club 3 4 Twenty e10h1 I l bd-fe 1 3 7 3 e , e or ,sg one J'. ..ED,. . ' e I : I ' . . :V I . I : Cl .! ' I, 2: Caravel Staff 4: CIass'Baseball. J ,, y . , . . ,xx . . . ,P , . '. ' . : l l 1- l 1 I f 1 IWW I . . .f ' ' ' ff 1 ry. I . 929 Carave WILLARD FREDERICK STETSER General Course STETZ The desrre ot letsure rs much more natural than thoughts of study and care Cheerful Stetz 15 one of these easy gomg boys He 15 lmperturbable and hxs placxdnty IS as unruffled as the calm of the unplumbed deep As he moseys about school he I3 greeted by all because he can call everybody friend Hrs cheerfulness wxll help hum a long long way Class Basketball 3 4 JOHN WALLACE STEWART General Course JOHNNIE Merzt needs no aduertzsmg There ns m the class of 29 a personage whom one rarely seems to see never hears and seldom appreciates John IS he qunet and unassumxng But one felt he was there ready to g1ve a hand doubt push hum far ahead on the road to suc cess Class Basketball DOROTHY BELLE STRETCH Classical Course DOT Lauah and the world Iauqhs wtth you When Dot s not busy gxgglmg youll Gnd her Iooklng up specnal History references You mlght almost thunk Dot qulet from the v1ew pomt of an lnnocent bystander but lf you wish to retam that oplmon let me warn you not to get too well acquamted wxth her Allegretto Club l 3 4 lxbrarlan of Glee Club 2 3 French Club 3 Class Track 3 4 PRISCILLA TEASDALE Classical Course PRISSY Search the wrde world and none more Will greet your eyes or charm your hind mmd Who IS the young mand studying so deter mmedly her lesson ln Vxrgxl' That ns Prnscnlla It IS her favonte occupation to achxeve good marks ln Latm Shes a wonderful frxend with her merry laugh and gleeful mood Latm Club 3 4 Dramatlv Club 3 4 Class Track 3 4 Twenty nine MM f' Wadi, , f -,, , ww, Y , ,gi ' it ,pa I Y Y W , ' ' ' 1, . . ' . ' . , where it was needed. These qualities will. no .. ,, , , : -' ' B J I .. - . X , ' . ' 41 - ,, . , Y. 1 , ' - . I ff l 1929 Caravel THEODORA THOMASINA TETI Commerclal Course TI:D A marvelous athlete but somelzmes found n the class room Black eyes that sparkle and bright laps of red Always she s there by us Ready to swear by us I oved by O C H S heres to our Ted Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Coach Seventh Grade Basketball 4 Class Baseball 2 Captam 3 Class Track 3 4 Dra matnc Club 3 4 VIRGINIA BLAIR TORBERT Classical Course BLAIR The new best and sweetest rs being m tune A popular joyous cheery mald Athletxc bnght and sunny A wmner e er at basketball She s worth a mnnt of money Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Class Basketball 3 Baseballl Z 3 4 Student Govt 2 3 4 lee Club I 2 3 Debating Club l 2 French Club 3 Caraxel Staff Allegretto Clubl 2 3 Coach Iflghth Grade Basketball FLOYD WILETTS TOWNSEND Classlcal Course BUD A man endowed wzth common sense wzselu mzxed wzth eloquence Bud IS axmmg to become a physlcxan H has a keen sympathy for all sufferers hence the ambntnon He IS acqumng a professnonal manner and has calm scrutnmzmg ga7e glV2S one the 1m pressxon that an expert dnagnosns IS bemg per formed Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms Annual Play 2 3 4 Student Govt 4 Varsxty Football 4 Glee Club 2 Class Debatmg Team 3 Caravel Staff 4 DOROTHY LAURA VENABLE Commercial Course DOT Please all and they wzll prosper by 11 Her dnmples and her damty smrles have quxte be vutched her class Her soft brown orbs are all alxght Wlth looks of arch surpnse When one young man we all know well says OH what lovely eyes Class Basketball 3 Captam 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 French Club Allegretto Club 3 4 Class Baseball 2 3 4 'lhtrty PG- I Y -f - f - mf :fr -- ',f' Y, ,-ff Y 7-D99 ,fv X I Y ,,,1 I A . ' ,, 3 . . Tv 1 U I .. , X - bi, .5 . ..., ' 1 ' . I Ilia' Captain Class Track 3:I Varsity Track 3: Class , ' . , . : ' , . : G I4 ,, ,, . - v . I I U e f ' . , : - - 1 1929 Caravel CARRIE LOUISE VINCENT Commerclal Course CARRII: She lhat has many frrends rs fortunate A qutet gxrl yet socrable Our Carne IS well ltked By boys and gurls throughout the school I-ler arrows are all sprked Of course young Cupxd oft holds sway ts natural he should For Carrie surely lxkes the boys But makes them all be good A egretto Club l 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Choral Club 4 French Club 3 4 Dramatnc Club 3 4 Operetta Sylvia 4 Class Basketball JOSEPH FRANK WEATHERBEE General Course OE Please go away and let me sleep Joe would make an excellent salesman I-low ever hrs sellmg prochvmes have been dampened somewhat smce he was caught trymg to sell the Crty Hall to a vnsltor for S5 00 One never knows when hes kxddmg 3 4 Football 4 Class Basketball 3 4 BERTHA FRANCESCA WINKLER Classical Course BERT Those great big eyes and pleasant smiles Are just a few of Bertha s wzles What was that odd sound' Oh' only Bert tunmg her vnolm Shes a faxthful member of the school orchestra an earnest student and an mterested partxclpant m sports Orchestral 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Alle gretto Club 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Class Track 3 4 Dramatnc Club 4 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 4 JULIA BELLE WOOD Classical Course JUDIE What she wzlls she does We all have our ups and downs and Judy broadcasts her uos very effecttvely by her hap py smlle Youll seldom find th1s attractnve blond mnss rn an unpleasant mood She IS a very fond follower of basketball and was a bug factor of the semor s successful year as guard on the class team Class Basketball 3 4 Class Track 2 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 Thirty one 'ode O A O O 3 Y - 3 1 D99 . ' ,-I ' ll , : D . . : HJ ,, Dramatic Club 3, 4: Annlual Play 3: Quartet XVEAKNIESS I NAME ..4 N.. -s v I nk nk -X. ,S V .fu .fx X ,f ,, N., .fx ... -.. N.. ULN x I FU D I ,- -X. FLS I Iini, N xx--. N- .f- ,..4 --. N H TC NL N ood Q KQICI' Ch -S -X -X. -X. II I SSI Il Ik BL L I5 r M1 Lt is J C U Amf I7 X LDCSQ Xttrut XID I SIM L nmei m nu Q IDLSNI O .1 i... Iv IX r- I Il Oh HLXS I L VI Suki X. ., ., N ,, ,, ..4 .4 HL CHARACTER STICS PET PHRASE FAMOUS EOR HOBBY I . I. AQI1 Scvcrilv LL'uxn'I spun fm1, ' Violin Driving .1 car Bridgcion 1, Auslin .Ximlcinilv 'uf 'IRL' 'I'i1. ' Intclligcnfc Slioolin' amp 1Imci111xIi', .I. Assinnlc iurlv Imir , 'zilf c4v:1c. ' .Ii i Y , Ilowiflfl I'-W5 IWW IIVIIVII I . I.iIiui iiitciivw 'hun-K I n1rIn I.1I1 .1 SuIn4cIcI1. .Xqting C1Ii.1rIic IQ I'm.ifIir.1n Ilwusincss Iikc ihiilfs I1 Ji'pi', ' Hass voice Ixking pcoplc Iwonic ialing If I5.ilcm.in Cforni.1Iiti' u1. ' Art I 'mi ' Cilcm. 'I'-Alw XI I ul.iiiI1 Silcnfc ruff! In- p llmlf' Drnwing .' rr Sludving II. I rniiway Ilumour n iizxu :mu I off! Ixrvoiuuiioonl marks 'I .1 i Q I'i'Iu I Arguing In. CQIi.ini nurl.iin Rclircd Sim Joni, Drawing Studving I ntin Irowning If. Y i II. 1 ullo. 'rzvm .' , Iiilian Imir Lollccting sI.ing plimscs Iiloniis Nw liz :ma in ln' XI. Cfolligii Scdntcncss ulifu Acting Collucring new Liughs S.1rc.isin cnan .- ,. I U tin to uf. I II'i I , .II . 'irj IQ C , Ii , ,'., 1 i t :I UVM Chcrnislrv Swimming A Singing Ii. IUI-wi' Cliucrtiilmss fix Ilmsh ulnvw Running Iixuns R. Ucvcr IH-iii' , .' im I impicl Ifvce Plnving -I An Iiawx K, Jimilniu -I ri. II in. 'u I' 11 I. -iI.II .Xzhlfrifs ' I in: ' Rau N . I onlcvic I NI Iul 2: 'X 'iml imu i4m.lu ' ' Class Iiaskcl mll Rcnding Clunisincw K Downsini I'a.iIw Ipiqc .Izi1fsfv ' cauliful Iivcs Reading I, 'i 'ri ? R, I5iInionm Dcniurcncss ou' mIurw1m.1 ' I Iondc Iiiiir Uriving .1 mr Dclours I, Iigoli in cxdiisivc gigglc MOH' Yi-i1I7 ' IfIocution XX'riting Icrtcrs Connecticut ..I I nlqk 7 1, B 7 v- IS Di I3 s ,.. fn 'N -.. ,.. .,.. 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C Y111fc111 II11'1 .III f1,1l11' , 111' IAr1c111Ix I's11x's 5111A I XYr.1lI11'1Iw1' I51'v:I1xI1111'sx Y11::1'1' 1.111111111'1' ' XY11 Nmging .11.11I1111c11' I XK'111I1I1'1 I711'!x' Icgx 1 1111111 11'1' I r1I11'slr.1 I5.111f111jg XI1111 .X111.1I.11x I XX'11111I 9I111111css 311111 In- 11111 11'11q' ' I .111gI1111g cms XI11lurcvqI1' XILIIVIIII' N C N -x Cf .--4 f fv- .H A -X -x -S. .N-N N- 29 Carau Prophecy ISHINC1 to escape from the monotony of my eyery day lxfe I packed my grlp one mormng and closed the door of my hall bedroom behxnd me Down 1t the eorner 1 mounted the bus whlch was to conyey me to my dest1nat1on Xkhat was my astomshment to fmd the drlyer of thls yehlcle none other than B111 Rocap Immedlately I settled down for 1 cozy chat How about the other members of 1929 I xnqulred Haye you seen my of them lately Yes sald B111 just yesterday I took Dot Stretch to the harbor She s vomg to excax ate anclent tombs nn Syrra She tells me Ered Pontlere 19 erectlng a new laboratory xn Phlladelphna H15 asslstant Edith Henderson blew the walls out of hls old one when she mxxed nxtrlc acld and Ulycerxne How xnterestmg I hear Mary Colhsson went to I ondon and 1s engaged to the Prlnce of V17ales Oh yes and Becky Edmonds Mary Ash and Prlssy 'I easdale are marrled oo Islg ed Arrxvxng at New York I stopped at the R1t1 My first venture that :ve nmg was a stroll on Broadway Imagxne my surprlse when a Hashxng electrlc slgn announced that Eves Baker was starr1ng 1n Carmen I bought a last row third balcony tlcket and after a most enjoyable show strnghtway hxed me to Eyes dressing room The porter dld not at Hrst wxsh to let me IU but after dlscoverlng that he was Hllary Roblnette lf took me but a moment to conymce hlm that my busnness Wlth the star was of yast lmportance Eves met me wlth the usual profuse greetmg and I was acquunted wlth the lnterestxng news that Peg uxgg had atta1ned much fame as a yan smger l1kew1se Frank Ian7ar1 Henry I oper and Jane Groves had attracted umve sal attentlon by thelr musxcal talents and Marlon Slnkxnson had reached the helghts of grand opera A late P1cture Play maga71ne lnformed us that Eves Chester and Eves Llttle the well known Whoopee Stars had exported to Europe to fmd a Count or no ac count to marry Carrle Vincent after a dnyorce from her fifth husband was nn court agaln wlth a breach of promlse sult agalnst Ramon Navarro The artlcle was slgned by Tom Entrxkln Upon leav1ng the theatre I forsook my frlend s ldvlce to rlde back to the Hotel m one of the famous Stewart taxls and decided to walk a b1t1n the romantlc bustle of New York s nlght lnfe As mxght be expected I small town bred as I am was one second too slow to avoxd a beautxful pale blue roadster and closed my eyes to the llght of day for rather nlghtb just as the face of the anxlous drlver Tubby Hames appeared to my vxew When I once more regamed consclousness It was 1n a daL7l1ng whxte hos pltal room wxth two nurses bendmg over me Though they bade me remain perfectly qulet I could not restrann an exclamatlon as I recogmzed them as Mary Downam and Juha Wood The stately figure of the supernntendent nurse 1 ldentlfled lmmedlately as 'I heodora Tetl She was talking to a yery lmportant looking gentleman who wore' w hat greatly resembled a butcher s apron That voxce' Could I m1stake 1t' Never It was Elovd Townsend A Surgeon I hzrrq Hee 1 V1 , ' Y v r 1v1 - 1 1 ' A 1 4 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' , 3 ' H 1 1 1 11 1 1 ' 7 - . . . 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' - 1 9 Carav In a few days my rnjurres not berng serrous I was able to srt up and talk over old trmes I learned that Bettre Egolf had made a name for herself as an elocutronrst and Mrt7r Selvagn was an athletrc coach at Swarthmore College John Kassab also followed the professron of an athletrc coach wrth pedagogy as a srde lrne The career of teachrng I found had profited by our frrends Artre Smrth Elrtha Paullrn Mary Donlevre Bertha Wrnkler and Helene Gohs Ernally my broken arms and fractured collar bones were healed to the extent that I was able to arrse from my bed and sally forth once more I stopped for a moment at the drug store across from the bus statron to rnhale a sundae before the trrp home The genral soda slrnger proved to be my old school mate Stanley 'Iownsend He rnformed me that Marvrn Lueke was a star baseball player for the Grants and Jack Assrante held the seat of French professor at Penn Notrce the new artrst s club Stanley sard I aurence Steelman has charge of all rts elevators There s a frrend of ours comrng out Eugene Chamberlarn So trs I observed and a few mrnutes later Erank Bateman and Mrldred Bo7arth also emerged And drd my eyes decerve me? No The slrm frgure of the grrl who stood talkrng to a tall red headed fellow was Marron Solly We certarnlv produced a flock of famous people from our class I e marked Yes rndeed rejorned Stanley Ereddre Mecouch has created qurte a sensatron as an attorney rn the Venable Torbert trral It seems that Dot rs accused of cheatrng rn a brrdge game and Blarr wants her month s wages back Jessre Haefner shrnes rn l1terary crrcles and Jack MacDonald rs one of the Phrladelphra Bulletrn s most valuable reporters Whrle I was carryrng on thrs absorbrng conversatron I drd not awake to the fact that trme was flyrng untrl the famrlrar sound of the engrne of the bus reached my ears Hastrly I left the drug store and caught the bus I saw Joe Wentherbee today sard Brll he s drrvrng a school bus be tween Ocean Crty and Sea Isle And Orazro De Santrs rs qurte reknowned as a chemrst It must be swell to drrve a bus I sard You can always learn so much Oh yes he ansvs ered Why only yesterday I drove two promrnent polrtrcal leaders to Washrngton They re thrnkrng of runnrng Bud MacCotter for presrdent Rrta Dever wrll probably etarn her posrtron as hrs prrvate secretary Her brother Eddre may be appornted Secretary of the Navy and Eddre Smrth wrll be soon exercrsrng hrs presrdentral experrence as Speaker of the House They tell me our prodrgy Howard Bradway rs busy burldrng brrdges Yes hes rncorporated wrth Wrllard Stetser Henry Shaw and George Austrn They re erectrng steel brrdges to connect Cape May and New York Eugene Bachran rs bass on the All Amerrcan Quartette I just learned from lourse Holmes She Helen Foster Ceal Hutchrnson and Ruth Shelley are workrng rn New York Lourst rs a dentrst s assrstant and the rest are secrctarres to promrnent brokers You probably remember Ralston Mrller He has a seat rn the stock exchange They call hrm the Wrzard of Wall Street We had reached home at last and I bade good bye to Brll and wended my humble way toward home My lrttle hall bedroom held for me a restful wel come rn all rts poor srmplrcrty Weary yet very contented I slrpped gratefully rnto my bed to dream once more of the days I had so happrly spent rn my beloved Alma Mater Thrrlq srx I 9 - el I Y , . . .. - - . ,. - .. ll I ' 'II ' ' . . , . 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Qtnnton Aaron Sttphtnson lr Robert Sttxtns Vlary Sulhxan John Teasdale Vlrldrtd Trout Xxylllllfll Fl ou nstnd Qtanlty Toxsnstnd CK nthra Vanl-lorn Alyct VanSant Qadn XV1lson T x x v v s : , , J. , 3 3 3 ' A 3 . - - . D V 'D Hi Yu 3 5 1 X 1' 3 f T I s - . . - ' ' .L l - . John Carey John Pfexffer I B . - . l T I l C K I It X Y 'X I xv , . K , l . , . , Y 3 3 1 V. .. xl 5 1 1 I 5 373 6 , I , , 1 L , .3 Tl C Y L Y .x L X L C jr Y -J' L - ,a , 1'lL'U. 929 Carav Jumor Class Hzstory I the Class of 1930 started our Freshman year great ln number A we were not allowed to organwe our year was uneventful save for a beach party in the spring Everyone attended and had a marvelous time and good eats XVe returned for our Sophomore cruise fewer in number but just as full of pep and spirit as ever We organ17ed late in September and elected our officers for the year Winfield Dougherty became our President Charles Adelizlxo vice presldent Cynthia VanHorn secretary and B111 Townsend treasurer Miss Bradley was asked to be the captain of our Sophomore voyage Because we were so busy getting in trim for our Jumor year not much was accom pllshed although we had a Movie Benefit which was a huge success Almost everyone was back for the Junior year We organized almost lmmediately Charles Adelizzio came off with the Presidential honors amidst the cheers of his classmates Cynthia Vanl-Iorn vice president Ann 'VlcCullough became our sec etary and B111 Townsend was found to be honest enough by past experiences to again become the class treasurer Mlss Forbes was appointed Class Advlsor Our first thought was to raise money for the big event of our Junior year the Jumor Prom Accordingly we gave a Moxie Benefit at the Strand Theatre which was a financial success Our next big problem was the selection of our class rings A r1ng committee conslstmg of John Cooper Rose Castaldl Margaret McCann Cynthia Vanl-lorn and Ann McCullough were appointed by the President to select a few rmgs from vs hlch our r1ng was to be chosen bv the class From five rings picked by the committee a seal r1ng won the popular acclaim of the class because of its durability as well as 1ts attractiveness This r1ng IS octagonal 1n shape w1th Old English O C in center surrounded by th words Ocean City High School 1930 After our vacation we began a drive for funds Several standing com mlttees were appointed The Hrst of which was the Finance Committee con slstlng of Rose Castaldx Chalrman John Teasdale Treasurer Cynthia Van Horn Mildred Trout and John Lepore Mov1e Benefit Mary Sullivan Chair man Jeannette Stainton and John Cooper Jumor Dance Vera Dav1s Chair man Alyce VanSant and Allen Corson Cake Sale Cynthia Vanl-lorn Mtldred Trout and Mary Sullivan Candy Lenore Maxwell Robert Stevens and Ralph Little Charles Adel1z71o and Ann McCullouOfh The first event on our pro gram was a Movie Beneit whlch was held on March 6 at the Moorlvn Theatre and was quite a success The following Saturday we gave a cake sale at Stain ton s which proved even more successful Then the Candy Committee came into action during Jumor week and sold our complete supply of candy With a Junior l-lop in the near future the Junior treasury IS steadily rising toward our goal of S800 before June Not only in class spirit do the Juniors excell but also in school spirit the Juniors are vuell represented on all our sehool athletic teams In football we have Charles Adelxlzlo Captain elect fand believe us Charles IS some athletel John 1 epore John Carev leve Carey Walter Camp Ferdinand Tac Form tee o . 1 ' I 1 A .. e . 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V V V V V V 3 f ' V ' 1 1 1 , U ,,. . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 V V V 1 ' V 1 , . , V Carav clntrno Bxll ownxtnt 41 77 nt t mt wrt 1 Cn On mt X 1rs1t s ttblll tnm xxx hxxt xx fxrtx Bob Sttxtns John lgport Bud Guxxood Pnll J oxx netnd Itrdxnmo I uttrrno und lust but not lust Our lrltx xx ho xx 18 thus xnr s upturn On tht Qxxrmmmqt Im xxt xqnn t um tht Stir John C 1rtx mcl xxx. must not lorqtt fXll-.n C orson Ptttrl lmmxnl Ind Jot 1ct ht tnn1Qtt1m1spr1ct1t1l x 1 Junlor nm all hut txx o c tx mtmbtrs btlng lunmors Bob Sttxtns l xx Cfxrtx md John Cooptr rtprt Qtnt tht Cllss of 30 htrt Our grrls 'ITL not 1 bxt h-hxnd ID Athlttlts on tht Bxxlxttball tum 'C u IX IU 1rx rs our stir ttnttr md Rost 1 xtfx lst vuir X trx s 1 nut ut Ind Alxtt xtrx Snippx xx 1 91 t ttn tr n trulx xxork xxt sunt Igun Vtri Duns Alxtt X71nS1nt ind Xflxrx gLlll1X1I1 mldt tht xxrsltx lhtst gxrls rt our athlttts xt sums X I1 cur hm C sht tm thro 1 And Pxlxct broxd lumps 1 good drxtxntt Mlrx 13 our sprlnttr XXC llllllk htr not so Ind Iht Jumors xrt xlso xxtll rtprtxtnttcl rn scl ool Clubs Drmntmts Irtnth wd I xtrn all tontun mtmhtrs of tht C IISQ of 30 Tha C his ol 3O1nttnds to do CllLlI' dutx to thtlr Alml Mmttr hx uphold mg hxr honor incl shoxxlnv htr tht Hdtlltx sht CILQCTXLS lx ,Wim un 1 41113 I 9 2 9 el be ,7 7 77- 7,7 77 1, - 77 7 '-,7,7 77 177 7 7- 77 7 7:1 .U ' 'I' 7' I, R111 L' l' I IIE. l' Xll'. l' I. 'x' Ba lv . 'L t I,-2 -. 1 A 2 L I , H A N I I 7' I 4 l it I'I l . 1 17' '4. H A' R' 2 'I' X T' ' x . lj . ' In ' nf i, have four of thc team: Alycc X7anSant, X'cr.1 Davis. Rose Cfastaldi and Marx' S ll .. Nl. I' 3 fb . d. if. Sha ,K '. I '.7. .dt- l'. l J- ' 'I t'. I L K Y.-xy 'xx L AL 1 1 A 4 Y x 'L . L x i It . II. r I jf' . 7I n ' ' cu ns u ux'cr . 'l'h'xx'.1y.' ' 1 xx'. hallf . . is -.XXV I l.,11u'Ilm'.f Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent JOHN LANC' Vzce Preszdent HAROI D LEP I reasurer LILLIAN HICBEF Class Flower Class Colors Class Motto Yellow Tea Rose Snlver and Gold Excelsror Sophomore Class H :story OOK where you w1ll but no happrer band may be found than these gallant Sophomores' As green freshres we captured the pnze for the first 10011 Athletlc Asso cratxon membershlp and sponsored a movle benefit Whtch proxed very suc cessful We entered upon our Sophomore Year Wrth lots of money rn the treasury and full of pep At the boy s Inter Class swnmmmg meet we took second place scormg 15 polnts Our grrls basketball team proved thelr sk1ll rn many a hard fought game We are also well represented rn both Latln and French Clubs Iortu four H ,,,,,,,, , V, , . ,.. .. .,,., ,.,, ,,.,,, HYYYYYYYYVVYY J Secretaryaa ceaa A e ssss S r LORETTA DEVINE fs l . . , , I . . Carau 11.11 S opbomore Class Roster Csuald Adams I hnbuh PIllIn Nlltlldl Angel, Xlmrshlll I5'I1lIy X mont Bxlnr I ulyn Burgh Clira Brow n Nllldrud Brunner Butrlu CRIIYITIIIMYIJIU Osborn Corson Huru ood C Ulilllflgllllll NI1r1or1I D1lbou Ruth Dalrnedo IosIph D'Itt1lo Tuho DLSantIs I outta Dulm Clwrrnu DIV:Iul XV1nflLld Doughuty Oldf Drolclor I or1 I dmonds Rax mond Falhr Elxfabmh Fox Rlchard Frmch Chlrlm GfOSlkf ClImInt1nI CIUTTFICIIIO Irm1 Hlmcl X lI'QlI1l'l I-Ilggs I llllZlIl I-IIgbo. Iack I-Ilrst Frud Huber RohIrt I-Iughw Iohn Ink Bntrl I Iernu Angullm IITIPISEIIIIIO H11 Kraus X1ncIntI1m1nn'I XIIIIIEZ Lang John I Inq Flonnu I LL Harold I I I Irl I uds Franus Mulomy I Ion XIIQIIBCCIO Annu 'vlorrxs I Irkur Nlulford Harry Vlullu 'XHHI Nimmo I mnly Nwnlno RosI Orfxmllo Elmnor Plncoast Garw ood Paym I ols Plync Hlrry Pfuffnr NI1rg1rItPfI.1fIs.r Irmk A Ijlltggl Irwnk I3 Pllaggl Vliry Pxgot Frmklm Powell Arthur Reid Dorothy Recd XfI1I'gLlLI'lf'l RIV HInrv QCITIHIL Hlrold Ross Rumond Sharp Vhrthi Slmpson VI'Irg1rIt Qmlth Thulrnl Smlth Hou 'Ird Snead Vlmryoru Qpoomr Annx Stmnard AdIl1ne Surran 'Vhrxam Surran FIrd1nand 'I'1cc1r1no Fuly n Tntl Anas Ungu Xflwrxca W1rrIn Annu XV1tIhko RobIrr XV1tk1ns Charles Wllls Ruby NVheatley Gnu Wllcox Nlwru WIIRIHSOII Snlli XVood Pnttx Young IosIph Gmrrxclno X mld1 Housand I9 I. 9 el :'. I I I J I I 1. L I I L I A I I, I 'H 3 ' Y I Tvs v I I L I ,I I I A I I I H 3 1 I - I V R I I 3 H L - a I 1 L I . I I I 1. I 4 Q' c I I I I ' I I L c . I 1 I I I I I Ralph Endlcott Flornncg Sharp P, I I L L I I I 4 4 u H x I 1 I Y W1 3 I 'X X ,. I . . N I I H7 I I I II ',lI ' 'I I L I I I L, S11 L K K . I I' I -. I I . I I I -I K I I . L I 1. 7 II I , -I. L -ly I I L L . . . ,X .' I L I I . ,fL'1' Freshman H zstoru HV Freshman class as a whole was not permltted to organlze althouvh the Nlne A sectron elected the followrnv officers to Govern rtself Presldent Paul Pettxt Secretary Margaret Gandy Treasurer Fenton Carey and varrous com mrttees The class however was unrted rn rts efforts to w1n an athletlc record In football several members of the class made the stcond strrng and Brownlee the class star was publrcly pralsed by Coach Evans for hlS good work Stubbs and McCann both of whom made the second strmv 1n football also made the swnmmmg team One grrl Adelaxde VanOsten who captured many honors ln the 1928 track meet brought more crednt to herself and her class by makmg the Varsrty Team 1n Basketball Academlcally speakmg the class has lrkewlse shown scholastlc standing The class hopes to contmue thxs record from now until rts commencement m 1932 lortu SIY 4 Y , . V V C, ' o o ' ' . , . . - . V V V . V V - , . V . 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N xxN :zxxs NNXNX Nxxxzxxx X xxx xxx Q xx X x 'QW 5 s 5, menus 1 9 9 HLMHS FFHE LJAST VVILL AND TESTKMBHT OP HE ENIOR LASS OF' THE CE N ITY IGH CHOOL DATED TSIC OACHS W iw wW 1929 Carav Last Wzll and Testament E the Class of Nlneteen Hundred and Tvs enty Nine of the Ocean City Hlgh School 1n the county of Cape May and the State of General Uproar betng for the most part normally sane and human do make and publlsh thts our last wlll and testament herebv revoklng and declartng votcl all former w1lls at any ttme here before First We gtve and bequeath to the enttre student body the prullege of parkrng thetr chewlng gum under any and all of the seats 1n the assembly room Second We glVC and bequeath to the ent1re student body the rlght to omtt all undestrable classes whenever and hovxever they are thus mclmed Thtrd We gue md bequeath to the followlng undergraduates our per sonal attrlbutes that they may benelit the helrs and hetresses respec ttvely I4 I astly Mrss Bradle Bud MacCol1er gues and bequeaths has s1x feet three to Charlze Grozer Edzth Henderson gtves and bequeaths her capwclty for unearthly H0136 to Elzzaheth Krauss Fred Pontzere gtves and bequeaths hts pttent leather ha1r to John me Lepore Eddze Deuer g1VLS and bequeaths hls boylsh bashfulness to Ralph Lzttle Mzlzze Seluaqn gues and bequeaths her athletlc ab1l1ty to Thel ma Smzth Blazr Torhert gtves and bequeaths her sylph ltke grace to lVaIter Sande Frank Ianzara gtves and bequeaths hts tnterest ID the weaker sex to Elmer Ellenberqer Tubbq Haznes gtves and bequelths hrs phenomenal chest expansion to Bobby Hughes Theodora Tetz gues and bequeaths her fllrtattous mannerlsms to Cornelza Corson Henry Shaee gtves and bequeaths h1s scorn for women to Charlze Adelzzzzo Jane Groves gtves and bequeaths her sophtstrcatnon to Mznnze Chew Freddze Mecouch gtves and bequeaths h1s daz7l1ng touch down record to Goofy Bryon Bettze Eaolf gues and bequetths her blond lovelmess to Elame Domaqe fom Lntrlkzn gtves and bequeaths hts stature to Henrq Schanze We do hereby make and ordun our revered and beloved advlsor L1 sole executrlx of thus our last Wtll and testament In wxtness thereof we hate hereunto affixed our John Hancock thts Tu entylltghth day of March 1n the Year of our I Ord One T housand Nlne Hundred and Twenty Nme fSzqnea'l CLASS OF 29 Vrnxa E SMITH Fesrarnx Fzfty I9 Z 9 el BUT- Y- - -Y Y- V-,Y Y. -, Y - Y -f W- - Y Y -Y ---- - -- --D92 I 1 V ' 1 . i. 1 V I ' . 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'20' VWPW ATHLETI 5 ,513 ' 'N Swvfffw f b ll ff 1 ? 6'-5 x xv ll L .XX f J 0. 01 4 -g S? : N! in S 1 lbQ' E , f Q --1,13 .J U 4 A 3-A47 T 4 1 f ,ffl Football OACH EVANS grxd warrrors concluded the most successful season xn the hrstory of the hlgh school by annexlng the South Jersey champronshlp coupled wlth playmg the entlre season w1thout undergomg a smgle defeat The team took off wlth a runnrng start subduemg Woodstown and Cape May wlth httle drfliculty as the followmg records obv1ously mdrcates The next on the program was M1llv11le our strongest opponent and the vrctory was the fnrst that our school has ever reglstered over them on the grrdlron In the dlm past Mxllvllle has always retlred from the fray VICIOIIOUS but thxs was one t1me they fa1led to follow trad1t1on Captam Lueke covered hrmself wrth glory 1n th1s engagement stopprng the opposlng ball toters on many pre car1ous occasxons Ocean C1ty s score would have been larger but the VISIIOIS blocked polnt resulted rn a safety m place of a touchdown that otherwlse would Court House managed to secure a lone touchdown after Ocean Clty had crossed the1r lme tWlC6 m successlon The followlng fray w1th Vocatronal was b1tterly contested 1n rather per versed weather cond1t1ons but desprte the mud and ra1n there was comparatrvelv 11ttle fumblmg on elther s1de Lrzzy exhlblted one of h1s far famed lengthy yaunts for a touchdown Thxs was hrs longest of the season measurmg 95 yards He lntercepted one of the Trades passes on hls five yard lme and w1th the ard of MacCotter who took out two or three would be tacklers and gave Charley opportumty to get under way sped down the field through the remarnder of the team Lan' also made hlmself conspncuous m addltron lrfzu four x , , , . have been inevitable for Ocean City. 4 ' ' Y - Carav to oyertakrng a yrsrtrng baek who broke through the secondary defense and headed for the goal posts speared a pass that was labeled and marked expressly for a Trade end but disregarding all rules of etiquette sped 50 yards with rt for a srx pointer The Holy Sprrrt game was a bitterly fought engagement both teams carrying the oval verthrn rnches of the last chalk mark Each team farled to score but once Although the team was successful rn defeating Wildwood with apparent ease the prrce of the victory was quite high as Lizzy received the injury to hrs shoulder that kept hrm out of the remaining two games early in the rnrtral period just after he had plunged 20 yards through hrs opponents line for the first touchdown of the game John lepore took hrs place as the star rn the backfield gryrng the speetators a thrill rn the last ten seconds of play by carry rng the prgskrn from mrd field over the last chalk lrne rn one trrp Hammonton gaye the team lrttle trouble rn sprte of Lrzays absence from the line up defeat was a bitter disappointment for Captain Lueke and his teammates but the Marnlanders had much to be thankful for Charley was sorely missed but hrs positron was ably filled by Camp The engagement was rough and Campy was rn hrs glory ln the second half the most thrrll rng play of all vias enacted by Carey and Nlecouch The score was srx t nothrng against us P vrlle hayrnv scored rn the first half when Bull received the prgskrn from center rn mrd freld and stepprng back several yards placed a +7 yard stamp on rt sent rt to Mecouch yra arr marl Freddy vyas speeding for the goal posts when the oy al nestled rn nrs arms and at the same moment tvyo or three P vrlle men hrt hrm but he had a death grip on the ball and his momentum carried hrm the remaining tiye yards for the tyrng touchdown TEAM RECORD OC I AN C VI Y OPPONENT S Woodstoyy n Cape Mav Mrllyrlle Cape May Court House Atlantic City Vocational Holy Spirit Vvlrldwood Hammonton Pleasantyrlle Illll1flL8 I 9 Z 9 el Sd f E s, so , L., 7 , or ' f , , we 3 1 D L V 1 1 xv 1 1 ,H X r I i i. e . 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T 'V 1 1 The game with P'ville on Thanksgiving Day, although it was not a 3 I 3 I I 7 I 3 T f V , ' 1 1 V 1 L ' , ' ' ' V 1 V 1 1 1 -' N y y ' ' 1. 1 1 V ' - ' y V 1 1 1 V I O 1 ' ' 1 1 ' A : X V 1 I 1 V 1 1 , V ' V V 1 ' 1 v' ' ' V 'A T 1 H 1 1 I y I x 1 Y it 1 T 'I L V K h D V y ii ' ' H 1 4 f V 5 I I' ly D 1 1 L. t YH H I I f --.-.a.Vg 32 ' 6 24 A 0 9 ' 6 14 ' ' ' 1 6 l8 ' ' ' ' 6 6 ' ' ' 6 24 ' 0 A l9 6 6 ., ' 6 152 42 Basketball LTHOUGH they failed to annex any championships the school can boast of a successful basketball team and players of a hard scrapping variety On every occasion they put up a hard fought clean sportsmanship exhibition Out of the 21 games they won 14 Many of their opponents ranked high in this section and in the state They defeated at least once every team on their schedule that they played twice or more Trenton and Palmyra were two that went undefeated They each were played but once Without a doubt the team next year will be a world beater as only one member Freddy Mecouch will be lost bv graduatlon but with the reserve string the guard berth will not be a dillicult one to fill The remainder of the that they have played together If the signs prove to be true Ocean City high should have the best team that the school has es er put on the floor Coach Evans has worked hard to produce the team in the past season and the result was a team that he was justly proud of coaching Captain Adellizzio and Lepore were the chief cause of worry on the part of their opponents guards Between them they contributed most of the team s points Stevens filled the pivot position doing his share of point gathering alternating with Schanze the school s elongulated center man Carey, Mecouch and Taccarino were always on the job when an unwary visiting forward attempted to break into the scoring column keeping their opponents scores flftq szx team will be unchanged and next season will make the second and third year Y . , Y . , C GL OXK NK 'IS HL ITIS 1LSt I 11 L1 1 1L 1111111111 ll LLLss L1 l1L LL1111 11 1s l115 L L1 1l1L ll tl1 1 11s L 1Ll1 111111 1L1111 IS 1 Log IU tl1L sLL1r1r1Q 1111L 11nL L L11 Il s ISL I1 1l1L L111r1111Ln Ll1Sl1LLl xx1tl1 tllL Palm L1 r 1 1 lL 111111111L r1l1 L111LrQ Ll tl1L x1L Of LOUFSK KK 19 1 Ll151p11L11111111L111 but tl1Lx l11d 1l1L s111sT LIIOH L11 pl1y1r1g om of thL1r f.11111Ls L11 tl1L QL1sL1r1 RECORD OF GAMES C XXL OVIOISINIS 1 S 1 H1111111L1111L1f1 11111L L1L N Xl L lrL111L1r1 X 1r1Ll111Ll l 1 111111 IDL lL 1s1r11x1llL H1111111L1111L111 111111, lL1 L Lk Xl HX S1 South Jcrsu Plllillt S hool A A B1slLctb1ll Tourn1ment C OPPONVSI I S XX 1lLlxx 1L1Ll 1 ll1111111L1111L111 l L1s1111x ll South JLrScx CINS B Tourn1111cnt U OPPONI N I S 1s1111 l l1l111 O I 9 2 9 a r ?el riff ,,- fLQ,-,LXf. 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Zl 91 'i L1 30 CilQ,'XN C1l'l'Y 'Q ' Z3 Plc..-. vi lL' 15 Zl 3. 11.1 3-l 578 'll l.1ls 391 Varszty Track SCHEDULE FOR 1929 IS AS FOLLOWS Ee Meadowbrook Indoor Meet Phlla Mar State Indoor Meet Newark Apr Mrllvrlle Dual Meet Home Apr Penn Relays Phrla May Court House Home May Cape May County Meet Wrldwood May South Jersey Publlc School A A Home May South Jersey Interscholastrc Meet Atl Crty June State Emals Newark I' HF above eam experrenced a more than successful season but how could as coaches If yust had to be Bob annexed the county champronshrp 1n the century dash and MacDonald captured the county crown and the South Jersey tltle rn addrtron m the half m1le Although Lan farled to land a champron shrp for hlmself he ran some beautrful quarters as anchor man for the relay team Bull Carey broke the county record rn the shot and establrshed one of hrs own rn the county meet The quartet ran a fine race at Phrladelphra to place second rn thexr relay vent Therr records m the rest of therr meets were as equally rmpressxve The cmder quartet ran to fame rn the mdoor season thls year carrymg off the premler honors ln the Meadowbrook Indoor Classrc by outstepplng the crack Phlla and Suberbual hugh school relay teams flftu Prqht b. 12 ' . . 2 . 20 ' ' . 27 ' ' . 4 l 1 ' 18 ' . . 25 ' ' ' I . it be otherwise with Bob Dannelly as Captain and Mr. Meyer and Mr. Evans Varszty Swzmmmg SCHEDULE Fe 8 Interclass meet Feb 20 Sen1orY M C A meet home March Z Lower Merxon home M r 9 State meet Trenton Apr 5 Trlangular meet CP v1lle At l Crtyj Vocl and O C H S home Apr 29 Hygela meet Atl Clty WIMMINIC was also mtroduced as a varsrty sport 1n Ocean Crty s sport repertolre for the first t1me 1n the hlstory of the hlgh school under the dxrectlon splte of the seasoned veterans that they were pltted agalnst Much rnterest was shown IH the lnterclass meet and after a hotly con tested battle the junxors ret1red the vrctor w1th but a scant lead The Ocean Cxtys Y proved to be easy vxctlms for the hrgh school natators the latter wmnmg by the score of 43 to 17 The team s mettle was thoroughly tested when they crossed ins wlth the versatxle veterans of Lower Menon but ln the end they emerged from the fray vlctorxous by the margm of 38 to 31 Capt John Carey splashed through wlth rare form captur1ng three Hrst places We wish the boys success m the two meets remalmng on the schedule fzftq mne b. a . A J . . . . , of Mr. Fite, and made a fine showing in every meet that they were entered in May May May May June June Varszty Tenms SCHEDULE Holy Sp1r1t away W1ldwood home Wrldwood away Collmgswood home Holy Sp1r1t home South Jersey Tournament Atl Crty K MAN CITE vsas represented thls year for the first season on the tennxs courts Robert btexens w1ll capt11n the team through IIS 1n1t1al season and John Cooper manage the squad As thelr schedule d1d not commence untrl thxs rssuc had gone to press no 1nkl1ng Was avallable as to the team s future but Wrth such prom1s1ng racket vuclders as thcsc above and Mr Fue as coach how could lf bc otherwm than successful, guru l 4 . ll ' 17 ' ' , 25 ' I .. 8 , . Jumor Hzgh School Basketball O C JUNIOR HIGH OPPONENTS Holy Splflf Reserves Cape May Reserves Pleasantvxlle Frosh Hlgh School Reserves Cape May Junlors Court House Frosh Hammonton Frosh Hlgh School Reserves A C Vocat1onalJun1ors HE Jumor Hxgh courtmen exper1enced another successful season under Coach Fxte Of the ten games played elght were won and but two were lost Durrng the past years the Junlor Hlgh teams have emerged wxth 28 v1ctor1es and only elght defeats The team agarn defeated Pleasantvrlle Freshmen the1r chlef perennlal rxvals provmg to be easy foes for Coach Flte s scormg machme H Ewan D Werb E Leeds G Lavxs and Captam R AdGllLZlO should prove to be good materxal 1n the future years for varsrty men Capt R Adelxz zlo was hrgh scorer for the season Sxgon l 13 ' ' 12 6 8 33 ' 4 18 ' 10 45 ' 8 28 12 11 13 31 ' 14 31 . . ' ' 6 18 High School Freshmen 14 Gzrls' Basketball I-IEN the call was sounded for practice for the Basketball Team over forty girls appeared of whom a large number were Freshmen It seemed for a time that our squad would be enormous as everyone was trying their hardest to make the team When our coach Miss Reichly finally did select the varsity squad sixteen girls had successfully made it of whom one was a Freshman Great things were of last year Our first gamc was with Cape May played on our own floor It certainly looked bad for us for a while At the half the score was 23 21 in favor of Cape May But our star forwards Blair Torbert and Theodora Teti were working hard and their skill was not to be beaten The next half Ocean City scored 13 points to their 4 Two weeks went by before our next game during this time we were prac ticing day and night Vineland girls were our opponents and we had quite an exciting game At first the girls were evenly matched Ocean City would make a basket then Vineland But when we came back on the floor after the half we showed our superiority by finishing the game 36 19 Our engagement with I-lammonton and the return game with Cape May wtre decisive victories for Ocean City The fray with Tuckerton requires little mentioning We simply wiped Tuckerton off the map by making the score 73 2 Sixty tu.o i - 'cf . 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A Carau Our nut g1mts ixtrt Qthtdultd with X intlmd Q1pt XI15 C ourt Houst 1nd 1 rtturri om with Iucktrton but dut to ctrtain unfortumtt cirtumstancts thu utrt forttd to c1nttI t1t1r d1tts I his Ittt quitt A I1pit o ttmt bttxx un our HLXI gamt which U18 vt ith Holy ipirit Th 1 mmf. our htrt tonhdtnt ot xittory hut Ottm City hu lust as muth tonfidtntt md ptrhlps 1 Iittlt mort to b1tIt it up tht t11mt tnttd '57 I2 in our In or um Sun ot a Xittory but tablw utrt turntd tor ui and 'ilthough Wt put up 1 Qoltndid Ii ht wt bowtd btfort thtm to tht tum ot Z2 IO it graduation ut will Iost Idith Hcndtrson Blur Torbtrt Jtanntttc Stlx 1gn Thtodom PI iti Vlarx DLDIU md NI1ry Don1hut Although this W1II bt 1 qrnt loss to Ctmn C ity our Irtshmtn girli possws Qpltndid 1I11U.I'l1I for 1 Iuturt QIJIITIDIOTI tum ut xxishtl1tm tht gruttet sutttee RECORD OF GAMES AN C I I H OIJPONI IN IS X imlmd fun May I-Iamfnotiton Capt Way I utktrton I-Imlmoriton Holi, Spirit Holy Spirit Nixlt lhltt I 9 Z 9 el 341 ,.,, oo,--,,4, m-,.-,,,,V, ,,, ,f-,-,,-42,.,,,f.,,,M,w.,, ,M ,L-,, L L 1 1 V. ' I 1 A V 1 1 V . 1 1 I ' L 1 This r-:turn gamc with Holy Spirit was quite fl diffcrcnt story, Occnn City k -. I Q ' rs 1 x 1 1 1 - I , - . I 1 I 1 15- Vx 7.1 I 1 1 x -Ax OCQI2 1 ' 2 I' '56 'L I9 15 - Y 27 -I2 . IO V UO , 1 1 ' Z8 73 ' - - 2 Z7 L I6 37 ' Q ' ' IZ I0 ' Q ' ' ZZ Freshman Gzrls' Basketball HF first game on the Intra Mural Cnrls Basketball schedule was played between the Semors and the Freshmen The game was close and well played Each Senlor trylng to uphold last years record rn the Junlor Class The score was 23 18 ln the favor of the Yearlmgs The next game was s1m1lar to the first the Fresh1es takrng the lead from the begrnmng and holding It untll the fmal blow 18 8 was the score for the v1ctor1ous Under Classmen Isabelle Vandergrlft was hlgh scorer of thxs game The game w1th the Erghth grade d1d not prove as successful The fmal score was 1n favor of the .lunror Hxgh Team 12 l0 The Erghth grade was Both teams played hard and fast whxch made the game excrtmg Little rs to be sald about the Sexenth grade game The Freshles letting them make only one basket agalnst thexr own 60 pomts In the Sophomore game the Under Classmen stlll held thelr luck Hmshmg wlth a score 17 8 A Ile off was played wlth the Eighth grade whrch decrded the Hlgh School Champ1onsh1p m favor of the Freshmen The game was hard fought wlth each team out to Wm regardless of the penaltv Mary Guarracmo was hrgh scorer for the Freshmen Srrlq four determined to overthrow the Freshies and being too confident spelled defeat. Gzrls' Track A51 year was the first year the girls had Track as a Varsitv sport and they pulled throuffh with the greatest success They participated only in one meet this being the Cape May County Track Meet in which they won the Mount Holyoke Cup Mary Sullivan and Vera Scott took first place in the 100 yd dash and Basketball throw respectively Last but not least our Relay Team composed of Ruth Dalmedo Matilda Angeley Vera Davis and Mary Sullivan were the first who reached the finishing line Cornelia Corson Edith Henderson and for us Our promising candidate for Varsity Track this year is Adelaide Van Osten of the Junior High Last year she entered three events in the Junior County Track Meet and carried off the honors in each one also running anchor in the winning relay team Elva McPherson another of our Junior High students placed in the 100 yd dash for which she deserves credit Thus our girls concluded an eminently successful season and they deserve much praise for showing the true spirit of sportmanship S1 flu flu X. Beatrice Jernee were among the other girls who took either second or third place 9 f?, -X XX ' , , ' XY , A M Z 0 Q' 73 rv fp fu 3 xxfj U J K fi LX fVHOK7N J RQANIZATION -. .-929 X Qtkvffi' Student Government FIRST HAI I SECOND HAI F Preszdenl EDWARD SVIITH EVILXN I ITTLI Vrce Preszdenl Secretary EVELYN I ITII I- .II:ANFTTI: STAIN ION N the Ocean Crty I-Irgh School during the terms of 1924 25 there was formed a new organrzatron known as the Student Government To establrsh and marntam hrgh standards of honor encourage the loyal support of students and crtrzens create a respect and ambrtxon for hlgher scho lastrc attarnment and to provrde a medrum between the students and the Faculty rs the purpose of the Student Government of the Ocean Crty Hrgh School The method of electron of members and ofllcers has been greatly rmproved Each class rn the Semor I-lrgh elects two members to the councrl Thrs group meets elects a presldent vrce presxdent and secretary When the group has been organrzed they appolnt other members of the student body to help them carry out the rules of the Student Government Thrs body meets once a week to drscuss the problems whrch arrse and mflrct punrshment upon any student who drsobeys the rules of the Student Government The vrce presrdent automatrcally becomes presrdent at the begrnnmg of every half year s work, thus keeprng the group organrzed at all trmes Szrlq erqhl I I ' T JOHN KASSAB, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,.,,,,,., , ,,,,,, , W , ..e,,,.I.EWIS CAREY Dramatzc Soczety OTTo W REICHLX Pf2S1d9D' HUGH MACCOTTER Vzce Preszdent l I OXD TOWNSEND Sergeant at Arms X URING the year of 1925 there was orgamzed rn the Ocean Crty I-hgh School a Dramatlc Soclety for the purpose of furthermg the study of good lxterature to develop the power of self expresslon m publlc and to afford entertamment by presentmg plays to both the publlc and the school Any Junlor or Senlor of SChOl3SflC standmg 1n the hxgh school rs elngrble to actxve membershlp provlded he has met the quahficauons requlred by the Faculty commxttee The first play rn 1925 glven by the Socxety was Agatha s Aunt a quamt story of country llfe and mlsconstrued relatlons In 1927 the Soclety offered Daddy Long Legs a charmmg comedy of modern lxfe Then m 1928 a thlrd play was presented Babs a story of the modern glrl ' We are now wartxng anxnously for Cappy Rncks wh1ch we are sure wxll be as entertammg and successful as the efforts of past years that have been greatly enjoyed by thelr audrences Szxty mne 1 . Y,,, ... . Y--VY V.. .W Y W Y - ---- -- -- -----A--f- b MARX' DONAHUE A ,,,,,, ,. ,,,a ,,,,, V77,, S e crelury Z i . . . , at vv - s - 1 , . - H ,, - . , . Les Amis Prcszdcnt FLAINL DOMAGI Vzce Prcszdenl LI NORE MAXWELL Secretarq Rost CASTALDI HF French club has reorganrzed under the supervrslon of Mrss Mae Tem pone French rnstructor for the purpose of havrng monthly meetmgs and to pro mote rnterest rn the study of French At the meetmgs poems are reclted and artrcles read Many patrrotrc and folk songs are sung and enjoyed Several of the members wrll present a play entrtled La Farce de Cuvrer whrch wxll be the first of a serres to be presented It wrll be followed by La Crgale Chez les Formls The members have already publlshed therr first ISSUE of the French maga zme whrch appeared at Chrrstmas trme Some of the members are very ambrtrous and plan to publrsh a semr monthly Journal reportrng the various act1v1t1es of the school All the work to be done 1n French There are also plans ln the making to hold a dance towards the end of the year Seventy ' x I v Yi I Treasurer ,,,,,,,, , ,. , , , ,,,, , , W rY,,,, . .YYYY, . , Y...YYv. H ETHEL CAMP V 1 - ' Y! . Clues Roman: Molto Saplentna ct Verrtas Ol l ICERS first Consul lVlIl.TONl RUBICAXI Second Consul ELGI-XII S CHANIBIRLAIN lutullq Aclursor MISS MAR I IIA l ORB! S HE Latln Club of the Ocean C1ty I-hgh School was first organrzed m 1927 at the home of the Latm Instructor Mrs W C Teasdale Fred Pontrere berng elected consul The orgamzatxon proved to be an outstandmg success A Latln play CBCSBFIS Mors was presented March 23 1928 as a fittmg memorlal to the death of Jullus Caesar Thls sketch recexved much pranse from the faculty and student body The club taklng the name of C1ves Romanr was contmued thrs year under the advxsershrp of Mrss Martha Forbes fhe regular meetmgs of the club conslst of charades readmgs concernmg Roman l1fe addresses songs and poems The purpose of th1s club IS to promote a greater Interest among the students ofl atm In the language customs and tradntxons of ancxent Rome Yetenlu one If ' '!! ,, . , , . ,, - t . .I V fri iiirrrrrriri in A irii iiri Yi i ,iiiiiii i if i A A ' ,,,,,,,,,., Y , , ,, , cc,c Y .,,,,,,, ' Il 2 , I Z Scrrbba .,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,,,, PRISCILLA 'IAIEASDALIE .. 2 H - ' - . , ' . . ,, . .,, . . Choral Club Presrdent EI IZABFTH KASSAB l rc Preszdenl OLIXIA WAX Treasurer B1 A1 RICF CHAVBI RLAIN HF Curls Choral Club was orgamzed 1n the year of 1927 by MISS Kathryn J Kurtz Dlrector of MUSIC The club was composed of the members of the Junxor Hxgh School The club gave many pleasmg programs before the student body ln Assembly and also at the Commencement CXGICISCS In the fall of 1928 the Junlor Hlgh Club combmed wlth the Hlgh School Glee Club makmg a large club of about fifty members Together they produced the Operetta, Sylvxa the Junlor I-Ilgh glrls takmg promment part 1n the chorus work Th1s was the first experlence of thls kmd for the glrls of the Jumor H1gh as well as the Cwlee Club and they deserve a great deal of credlt for their good work m th1s Hrst venture The Male Quartette and M1X6d Quartette have sung on varxous programs The Male Quartette Eugene Bachran Jack MacDonald Henry Loper and Joseph Weatherbee The Mlxed Quartette Marlon Smklnson Rae Shaw Henry Loper and Eugene Bachran Seuentq two fl' ,W ' N WWW VWYHWH WH HHWHW Y WWW H N Ywnn 1 Y Secrelarg s,ss, 77 7 ,s,,sss,, 77 7 77777 7 77 7777777777 EVELYN BAKER . 7 77777 ,7 7 7 77 7 7 1 ' 7 A 5 ,, . ,, I . . . . l . . Ti 1 Y TT I 1 y Syl vza 'iylvla Marlon Smlzznson Betty Etelqn Baker Sur Bertram Henry Loper Wlllxam John Mae Donald I ady Arabella Carrie Vzncent Polly Betty Egolf Dolly Lzlllan Hxgbee Prince Tobytum Osborn Corson Robm Eugene Bachran farmer lad Aaron Stevenson f YLVIA a pastoral operetta rn two acts was presented by the Glee Club of the Ocean Clty Htgh School on December 13 1928 The operetta under the d1rect1on of Mlss Kathryn J Kurtz proved a huge success Spec1al ment1on should be made of the tenor solos of Sxr Bertram de Lacey Henry Loper and the lovely soprano solos of Sylvxa Marlon Smk mson whxle Betty Evelyn Baker gave us her usual d1splay of dramatnc talent The solo work of the rest of the characters also deserved much credxt and the chorus dnsplayed the excellent traxnmg gxven them by thelr dxrector Mtss Kurtz Secenty three l M011yffffffflfffffQffQfQQfffffffvema Smith rr . N . , Orchestra FTER many prevlous attempts the Ocean Cxty Hxgh School now has an orchestra worthy of xt The work of developmg an orchestra was started last year and successfully carrled on thrs year by Mr Eugene Halleran dxrector The orchestra IS composed enurely of students and not only plays the marches for assembly but also entertams us Wlth selectnons on other occaslons bemg seven clarlnets seven vlolms three trumpets two horns saxophone trombone tuba p1ano and drums As all but s1x of the members are beglnners not only 1n orchestral work but ln the1r partlcular type of mstrument, we express here the appreclatlon of all the1r efforts Seuenlu four This year we have a greater variety of instruments than previously, there Band Ireszdent I ANI HAINLb l :ce Preszdmt HI NRX l OI FR S OR the first tlme 1n the hlstory of the Ocean Clty I-hgh School we have a band comprlslng three tubas two barrtone horns four trombones ten clarlnets elght cornets four saxophones bass drum snare drum and cymbals Th1S band lrke the orchestra owes :ts ex1stence to Mr Eugene I-Ialleran Mr Halleran started IH October of 1928 and by hrs efforts has produced a really remarkable set of young muslclans The band due to xts snze has been drvrded by Mr l-Ialleran IHIO two sectlons the first dxrected by Mr Halleran h1mself whrle Henry Loper and Stanley Townsend are drrectors of the second group A school band IS not only an asset to any Hrgh School but also does much towards brmgrng about a better school sp1r1t Set enlq ITL: J ' i i i V 'HH W 4 Avi 3' V - .- ' , , , , , ,,,.,,,,, 2 ' . 3 . 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SHAW Carau N onsensza Pop My son my son don t you ever study on Thanks Dad I won t I ost Balloonlst Ahoy wher 111 Farmer H heh you can t fool me by gum Yer rrght up there IU that lrttle basket Grddap Sus e Qaptnn All hands on eck lhe shlp 15 leakmg VOICL from hold Aw put 1 pm under ll md come on to bed Prof What effect has n1tr1c ac1d on the sk1nP I1 e I dont know but I got some on my hand once and 1t made 1t smart XIOICC from back of room 'I hen why don t you swallow some Drunk staggerlng a l o n g the streets bumps rnto a telephone pole Feels way around If sex eral trmes then mutters 9 no ushe Vwlalled 1n VOICL over phone Do you want to go r1d1ng tomght' Blarr Torbert Sure Thanks so much w ho s speakmg MacDonald Say Edltor ve got a dandy story all 1n a nut shell Ed1tor too wouldn t break your skull just for 1 story They tell us that when Blll Rocap opened hlS mouth to congratulate lVl1ller on h1s speech that three moths fl W out HOT SCOTCH Drdj ever hear of the Scotchman who was 1nV1ted to a party and was told that each guest had to brlng somcthmg He brought h1s family who went crazy because h1s wrfe forgot to turn off the gas when she comm1tted su1c1de who d1ed trylng to find a good 5 cent box of c1gars and three other good scotch jokes lVlacCotter Mecouch and Mac Donald Pont1ere M y I have the last dance wlth you Dot You ve 1ust had If S Len U xxx X 3 ,H - v S 1 . , . . 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Tr READ MONTELL REALTY C0 OCEAN CITY NATIONAL BAINK BUILDING OCEAN CITY N J IHONE OFEAN FITY I9 Teal Estate Insurance Cflortgages Su rety Bonds' Ca rLLr To Each Member of the 1929 Class READ MONTELL REALTY CO Cornplnncnts Complzmcnts o oseph G CI1amp1on JDHN E TROUT Contractor fB u z lole r Buzlden 0 0 r J If ki U CN TENTH ST AND WEST AVE lfwl ASBURY AVENUE n v W d 0 l6X7LI0f5i9L!DGX.QLK-5GLJCf2JllDf3Qlf5GR2klDfaYJQlDX9Q!5C X952 2 . , . J E A 'Ir 5 , , Jresi ent .. , ., ec '. cas. 5 A ' - l 2 I . , A i I f I I I I I 2 l, I 5 C IQ Hearty Congratulations and Sincere Wishes For a Successful, Honorable Q2 I - . I 5 A 5 L ' of ' 2 - f 5 A J ' . l 5 . 2 I Q I I I ' I l, Q 5 5 to l l 9 , . 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