Salem High School - Fenwick Papers Yearbook (Salem, NJ)

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JUNE STILES Sweet. sunny, helpful. rapable-this glrl who's never been absent ln four years . . . a good vanill- date for the buslness school of her vhoire. we'd say . . . a mighty pleas- ant set-retary for some executlse later on our lune JOANNE TAYLOR A llvely blonde wlth sparkllng eyes and a dazzling smlle . . . radl- ates good humor wherever she goes . . . a member of Cap and Bells and Glee Fluh . . . enjoys playlng the plano and rld ng horsebaf k friendly attrarthe fun to he wlth loanne wil JOHN WADDINGTON .lust like Abe Llncoln . . . fi' 4 . . . every lnvh of It handy for a basketball raptaln . . . outspoken like Abe too . . . maybe on acrount of the red halo . . . fam- ous for sweet nothings addressed to Flpper a prospectlse farmer after tra ning svhnol Wad KARLA WATERS Pretty as a Jon Whlt- r-omh herolne . . . always appropriately dressed ln the helght of teen fashion . . . neat, sweet, and helpful . . . sure to be a suecessful secretary for a fortunate business man, this chief typlst of our annual lxarla fs VB' Z 1 LEE WEATHERBEE Slnc-ere pleasant help ful conscientious admlrably equipped with pride ln everything that concerns hlm 1 and romlng attendant at Sheppard s gas station loyal supporter of our class president at ll tlmes Lee MARY WILLIAMS Xery neat friendly and quiet planning to go -Krt Sthool ls S good ln this fleltl was numbered among the many memhers of our dramatlt club and also belonged to the Frenr-h tlub is rumored to h seriously thlnklnt. uhout lupld Xlurx ADRIAN WINSTEL Better known as Wine one of the few four letter men produred by Nalem I-hgh has a keen interest in glrls and flne rlothes plans to follow a cuachlng Ca reer after tollege a hm Nalem High will 1 to 1 e Ilhk REBECCA WOOD Blonde hair hlue eyes a member of the band artlve ln Junlur Town Meeting and Junlor Red Cross good rol ler skater and dam-er ln fart good at anything she undertakes lletky . . l i I . lr Iatvan Ag 'M' I - J' - -. - L : - 15 6 2 B. 09 if Sl, N 1' I ,- , S' Q Q 1 2 -:T ,J , , I .' I , ,. . v .V .. '- V ... V V ,I ...a really busy senlor ' ' to . Us --'. 'ery ' . - Q . . . ' ' . . . . lp- '. V D ' ' h K' ' . ' I . A ' I.. ' U . . .I .A a ue .l U .' hut- S sbs . . . l - '. D I ' l

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DOLORES SMICK Cute. vlvaeious. dark- halred . . . a real asset to our class . . . always looks neat and stylish In her fashionable clothes , . . mighty sharp in her r:1ajorette's outfit too . . . one of the many engaged members of our class . , . nartial to Woodstown . . . Doll! Xxx f ALBERT SMITH Another of Mr. Kavan- augh's busy beavers from the realm of hammer, saw. plane, and lathe . . . more fond of tools than of books, this very young- looking blonde fellow who hails from right here in the fair metropolis of Salem . . . our Sy. Z BETTY SMITH Snlps and snips and se-ws a fine seam . . . listens to music on the radio and so accomplishes two thintls at once . . . earns the approval of all her classmates by being quiet. courteous. and agreeable . . . a handy girl . . . Betty. HOWELL SMITH Pennsslllc-'s contribu- tion lo our collection of Smiths . . . ardent fan of his own souvenir from the Ford factory . . . a probable candidate for some branch of the ser- vice as soon as diplomas have been handed out , . . Howell. 'Q l 4k-V, 46 Z Lf? '11, .1 Fllrl Ulf .. ll ll MARILYN SMITH Would make It appear that the Senior cliss bor rovved from tht mradle sllttl briln packed away though skillful at rtpartu al honor pupil too In uled for 1 nr eduaatlon next Ielr 4 lu blondt Nmlttx SHIRLEY SMITH quiet studtnt I vull liked a l'u 1 s ulle g.lrl who enjoys nad ba r alvuss kept mat in braids rn III irkabh tv make it o a rutlu clothes quit ly telirlul is 1 pa 'illlflll TERRY SMITH 'l ilk talk talk alwivs has an opllitoll to 0 tr Ida ind kt-lp many friends s ruunh lids nt quit a lady s n sure to be a tavorltv. with tht funinlne num I rs of his tont.reg.it on n btndlm: num nr 'lt-rrv FLO STEIGERWALT 1 but oh so n e llkes olllee practice and typing prefers to danalng and sports probably will have some kind of setretarlal career quiet as falling snow with a smile you II nutr forget Flor nllu l I - I I f W, + N sw s -f I I X yx f t A r J I . B - ,ii . , ffl 5 ' , 5 - fi 2 .. .1 vm -- ??:-- ,di ' I I . - 1 ' -L - . , H I x K ' , l ' .. 5 - -as - f - A ' B --2 .. ,- - -2 3- - I Q ' ' ' A .' 1 lut 'Q ' . . . . . . SI y, I , lc C ' ' z - ' . . , '1 l.'- ' . . . ' 'z .' . . . 5 -, - little Marilyn . . . adult' Ing: . . . has lovely lonu the rare ability to make classical music and books : ' ' 'I ' ' : ' - j .' - ' .... -' - .4 . ,. -2 '- - ...ju.-t 3 he- 5 V - , - -' . . . I ablll j to ' ' I 'r wn 1-or - e ian ' , ' -a lla' ' ,' 'kj .... A - . , , Ill!! ' - . . . unl ' - :.' to fu- - - - - , -, v ' ' . 2 . . . tbl. -lite tur- Inns . . . .' ie. 3 ' 1 14 i , , . . ' - 4 V -' ... . I V- 'I' ' '-.

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ROBERT WOODFORD Generally solemn, hut oc-1-aslonally full of mls- :-hlef . . . has hopes of point: to New York Unl- verslty . . . would like to study hlolony . , . Ull- jow Qhootlm: pool and e Q mam others 1 otlng ll ar Bob l 'O if 41, We 41 'ia JOSEPH YOUNG lbim lights . . . arvom- panist's introduc-tion . . . the-n a lroldt-11 voir-e pour- ing: forth with grunt t'ill'll- 1-stness . . . Salem Hl1zl1's I'UllIl'lllllllUll to All-Stutv: Vlltll s s son alwnw math tlllSNl1tl flsllu box for IU 111 s sion 0 JAMES ZAISER A rare c-omblnationf c-xc-ellcnt sc-holar and sports ht-ro . . . ll :cutle- man ill thc 1-lassroom and nu tht- :1thl1-tI1- fic-ld . . . one of tht- ht-st-liked fel- lows In tht Nmnlor l 'NS hu a parsonalitx 1111l 1111 ull lflllllld 'ablllts 1 L ll CLINTON ZIMMERMAN A towering lad from I'1-1111svillc . . . enjoys 2'ltll'llflllllI the rincma... works as :1 helper ln I1 rm-staurz111t . . . plans in- 1'l111lejoi11h1g the Alr l-'o1'1'1- and attmclim: f lmdLl1 t omnlerclal Sr l1ool t LS a stnst of humor Xllltltltl' lm you J 111 , Off, I t I -L, -15 f- 1-vi? -r- WALTER FRIEBEL otlnr 1t1' to J: lll lt 111 1tL1 1tl1lmt1 tootlrall luukmtlnlll l11s1l11ll 111Il x llonno nd 1 l I0ll X nl! 1 lm EDWARD HASSLER 1. to r1 tht dull ax -. finds lll N ldll Iuothtrs 111th ld s 1 u llllllllllll und tr-11 15. 1 s 1l u though jo ll In le Sum s Nas 1 . . 'ns . . . il :hy por- - 'l... - . - llk .0 ,' .' - ' - I' . . . as - .' ' j ' - C- . . . ill c . . . '-:. - . . . a - '-ry z -1 . j uk-.' . Q ja .' '- . . . that will tak- hh far ' - . . . .I 1. . . . l . 'lin . 1 Q I T Q, 1 lk 'fy vi- W I -1 .jf 911 - crm: . 5, , .11 ,9 X. Er All - 1 '1 tl - Oll' zlsc - -' .' 1o' . . . Nil lluc . . . lui - ill . . . a l1a11dy shop hoy In-forv hc- 11-ft, known to 1 - - . . . ' . . . . . . alw .4 :1 job th- of '32 as a :.' ' - : . . . :J - 1 . . . l 'kj to l' '- qul - '-llow . . . - . . . o11- of thu xx ' --r: . . , - 1 ' . . . I- ns - 11: ll 1- , ,, l'k-.' ' I - - -.' '. . . llll Au go al -' ml . . . V: . llll ' will his og, Tex boy . . Volt-. .-hop . . . left s, ' . Io . . . l.- 1 ' I I' - .' 1' ', boup LEWIS MESSICK ln the N1111 1 w 1 tl.1s mt tt llllll tro11hl11111l11m. ro ltr NMII111. frlilll Xlr x s tw