Woodrow Wilson High School - Prexy Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

 - Class of 1951

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A fu! of ,Q !1f7' 'fl las yapfoe ' alla fekro . ta I 1' p 114 bale nf 111' Io ' for 'lip' 4 V I 1. 7' 6 lf? f' Qsxf fliej K ' 1 46611 fvffws oto 711 ,r ff' f 166 IJ I 0 ss. 'WK J C110 67 1 A ,. , . I - l Q3 nf .WK A f A 1 'I . ,V ,k,W ' A- I 7 'A ?-15? X flfkrtj 'V . i, wa if ,1 Cf. n- - ,Q yi 1 1' l ,f , is-ffm. ii 4 5.9. sn? 'f + V. 5 x . N .t i xi L JEAN O. ALTINIORI-I: Ti-niplfi. B. S. . . . Physical Education . . . Student Council . . . Pluvirig Bridge. ALHERT RASS: Dickinaon. R. S ..... A th- letic Director . . . Hr-ad Basketball Coach . . . llriu-r Education . . . l.e!'s get nn thi' lnill . ' ,... S ports l'.-llll. W. REDNARD: Rutgers. B. S. . . . Physical Education... Head Football Coach . . . Studcnt Council . . . I'se sheer power M-XRCARET CATHELI.: I'nivf-rsity of Pennsylvania, A.B., lVl.A .... Social Studie-5 . . . Senior Advisor . . . Jr. Red Cross Ad- visor . . . Traveling . . . Knitting . . . Bridge HELENE COOPERMAN: Temple. B.S .... Physical Education . . . l'll rin il filler . . Remling EVELYN C. DE KOSKY: Temple. BS .... Business Education . . . Reading .,.. 9 portx CLAIRE K. DICE: Coucher, l3.S .... Mathematica . . . Cluh Programa ..., S eu'- ing . . . Tntting THERESA DI ClACOlVlO: Saint Josephs. H5 .... Science . . . 1.'hen1istry requires concentration .... 'Vlillinery CATHERINE J. ELBERTSON: Templi-. ll.S .... Lilirarian .... 9 ewing. . . Gardening EDNA FlERO: Temple. B.S .... Physical Education Chairman . . . Why? . . . Books RICHARD K. FlSHER: University of Pennsylvania, A.B .... Mathematics Chair- man . , . Senior Advisor . . . Let's Try That Again . . . Bridge . . . Photography THOMAS A. FORTE: Temple, B.S .... Physical Education . . . Sophomore Advisor . . . Football Coach . . . Head Track Coat-li . . . l.et's go, let's go . . . Sports Cl.Al'DlA A. GERCKE: Temple, BS. . . 1'hyaical Education . . . Traveling . . . Hrzdmintom FRANK M. CODSHALL: Ersinus, A.B. ...Social Studies . . . Fishing . . . Trizieling JOHN A. GREGART: Susquehanna. A.B. . . . German . . . Social Studies . . . Stud:-nt Council . . . Forum . . . f.'lr1s.s. ilu vnu llIllTt'fXlllll1T?H . . , Rnisirzg bullilugs HELENA S. HARDEN: Syracuw. A.ll. . . . Engli-li...W'ilsoni11n . . . Sophomore- Adxi- .or . . .i'HfI1'P you bought your I7'il,mnirir1f ' UR. STECK AAI! HIS S7'I'l?FN'T WORKFRS I I:fFIl.lEiNT OFFICE .STAFF lliss johnson, .lliss Cllfllllll, ,tlilss f.'0i'ingt0r1 lug ..':h 'x .' ,sh .ZZ Z i f qv- . hi - '50- Q5 15,7511-5 v MIRIAM G HOFFMEISTER Temple MUSIC blee Club Put some oomph rn 1t' Rzdzng horses Gardenmg ARZALIA S JOHNSON W1 comm BA Engll h Soclal 9tud1es I an you beat1t9 Iluszc ALAN T KAT7 We t Cheiter State Teachere B9 Football Coach Track Coach Qpeclal cla teacher Slow down Tom Gardemn MARIE T KIINGER Drexel In tltutf B Q Buelneee Education SLIDPTNI e Cafeterla School Traa urrr could eat another popszcle farrlenzn I7 Buslne Q Educatlon ozr ansucr ze exactly urong Sports CEORCE W LOINC' Bucknsll IIA QOFIKI Qtudle I-'lacemc nt Alumnl A1IVlQOI' Ao questzon about lt STUART VIACINTONH Temple 'NI F41 Mechanical Drawln qhop 'Vlathe matu Ladzes Gentlemen Farmzn HENRIETTA P NIAVINIEII Temple II S SOCIBI 5turI1f f oorl gffllllllli 'lluilc Q9- S-s ,gem km I tg ity V lNllRSF AND DOY TOR fHI'flx PUR IHYSII 41 IIEFEI TS Ur Slhrarl anfl Illw Reger at uorl Q Ii A' g -,...4, , .J I UIDANKF PIAYS AA IMPORTANT ROIF Uri Seyholrl arluscs Seniors lt him ff' at -MW y , F wil ,Mara lv A kg WILLIAM F MARLEY Temple BS Band Social Studie-Q ,Iunxor Advisor Cheerlm ad: re Aesembly Programs fonces IOIIN 7h1rty lashes wzth a u el noodle Wu S11 IHOVIA5 L IVIARSTON Amerxcan U Bulger 'Shop Nuperueor of Stu nt Ink: Hou many tzcllets please? Photography HFI FN O MCKENIIRFE qwarthmore, A B , IITIIVQ r-tty of Penneylvanla, M A ' Oh flames ue'1'e hzt a snag ILORFNI E W McKENTY University of P1 IHINYIVZIIIH, B S , N Y U , M A Bum nu- F1Ill4dIl0Il 1 zsten folks ' Slfllflllg DOROTHY MILHOU9 Umverslty of Penn -wlsanla, A II , Middlebury, M A Chalr man Spanish Natlonal Honor Society Hablaflores s1lenc1o Tratelzng JOAN C NAHRLANC Drexel, BS Home Fcononncs Oh, no ' 'Wuszc Sewmg .IOQEPHINE B NAl'Q Cettveburg, B A Soclal Studies Culclance Good for you 'U Music WAI TER I NOWAK Villanova, BQ Physlcal Education Flowers .Sports Brulge . . . . . . . 1 'Y gt.. , -. Q ' K I I I ' 74'- I ' 3' I i 'K ' . 1 'S Q , . ., V I. , 'W l ' ' ' ft yI:A .... is U. . . I' Q ' . . . ,X A W f l 3 ff 5.3, U A ' , ' ' ' ,' ' ' . ff V ' 2 Y' U c, .... . . . I T H1577 f x 9 K , , . . L ' ss . . . , , ,ji , ' F , A ' , ' ' ' ' 17 Q , A fa . . Z S '. .. . M xx Ar 'A 'f ,Q E ' . . . ' .... ' 131' I N r , if , . . 1 g JACOB KOCHE: Tem Ie. BS.. M.EcI .... ' X ff 5 .5' ' . . . I' I 5 '. x, gn . t . i ' 1 . .Y. x , A .L . ' ...I - . .., 5 ' W 'lv Ov- 4 f I . U .N : f '. . . . .... ' - , ' . I 'Q' f ' ' g ..., .... ' '- 'A A i f ' N . i . 1 .SJ , 4. V. in -f . ' 4 . . A , A ll 3. ' E l t E ffl 2 1 5 l I ' .' , J ' .' I I .' ' 1 ,hr . , . . . . ,f E' 5' we I V I 4 ' A 4 . , I ' , 4-li' N s I -, ' Q ...-.sis . S . ..,,... .--. V B If I m ei. ,IIB ,K X ,Q I .... 'I .I I, N-F' xy X - 1 'K+ ' j . . . I .' . . . ' ' ' 3 Q an A . 'ie 9 V? , . V A. 1 NA I A. i : . . W It I ', Q' 'V's.... .- ., ' . ' -z-15' 1Ie- 'ts... ' ' .U f- xx ' ' Q . , ' - Y 1 I 9' ' IMI I if-4 I kv 1-4 X as CERTRUDE M. OWENS: University of Pennsylvania BS .... French . . . Spanish . . . Eng irh . . . .Won dieuf ..., Ilusir' . . . Traveling ST.-'INLFY T. I'AWLAK: Niagara. B.B.A. . . . Business Education . . . Head Baseball Coach . . . Football Coach . . . Basketball Coach . . . School Treasurer Ass t. . . . .-Xttemlanw . . .'There are four kinds of faults. DAVID Y. PLOTINICK: University of Penn- qylvania. M.A. Franklin and Marshall BS. . . . S'i+-m-e . . . Book Room . . . Iet me put it this U.Il'Y.N DELLA V. PRUNTY: New York Univer- sity. BS. lfniveruity of Pennsylvania M.A. . . . Social Studies . . . r . . . Reading . . . fvllfllllllllg HAROLD Z. REBER: Bucknell BS. Uni- vc riity of I ennsylvania M.A .... Chairman Science . . . Stock Room . . . Christmas is Flllllilll... ETHEL M. REEDER: Temple BS .... Bu.:ine.s Education Chairman . . . Guid- ance . . . Reading . . . Embroidery IRENE REFER: Columbia West Jersey Hospital R.N .... School Nur.e . . . Opera vi f -za' .I ' 4- -13 as ,aff I . M t ,, v at 9 1 of .gs ' .. ,. ja 4: X Is x ' ' r . I f Q 9+ 1 Q . - . N M Rfk' . 'Z Y' I f,:.Af3'1 , :ig vi if N ' v w me t. , , t , L i Fur 1 .wif I s , ' s , -. A I I ,TX A my , 1 ,f I v 1 Q- s N I K' i E ' M ' I i I 0 ' v 1 69 5 Q , 43:3 Ma- 32 , Q A Q, 8 . . . Theater GRACE D. REIST: Hood, A.B .... English . . . Junior Advisor . . . Books . . . Canasta MISS PARKS HELPS STUDENTS IN THE LIBRARY i I -fi X40 HELEN R. RICHIE: University of Pennsyl- vania, BS .... English . . . Let's go. '. . . .Waking friends . . . Fishing WILLIAM E. ROBINSON: Presbyterian. B.S., Columbia Teachers, M.A .... Dis- trihutive Education . . . Dad Hobbutfu. . . Hunting . . . Fishing ROSALIE R. ROSEN: Drexel, BS .... Home Economics . . . There must be an easier way to make a living. '. . . Fanry cakes MILDRED C. SEYBOLD: Rutgers, BS., M.I-Id .... Guidance Counselor . . . Li,le ix a big bowl of cherriesfn HARLEY E. SMITH: Drexel . . . Wood Shop . . . Chairman Shops . . . Mechanical Drawing . . . Guidance . . . Hunting . . . Fishing WILLIAM J. TIPPER: Penn State, BS., Temple, M.A .... Let's gel to worlf. . . . Automobiles .IANE E. TOBIN: University of Pennsyl- vania, B.A .... Auxiliary Teacher . . . If nut, why nol? . . . Literature . . . History GABRIEL A. UNCERLIEDER: Univ:-r:-ity of Pennsylvania, Drexel . . . Auto EI:-1-lric Shop . . . City Shop Chairman .... S ports . . . Work , ffifi N M56 I 2 Ix fiff-Pk. A EW FRIEIN DS-STUDENT TEACHERS FROM TEMPLE U. MISS BENNIE- MR. REILLY , . tlr, -e gov' P Q ,- FH cfm N Q , 6'- gn... BLANCHE R. VAIL: Goucher, A.B .... English . . . lt's wonderful . . . Cars . . . Theatre EDWARD F. WALTON: Pennsylvania, B.S. . . . Temple, L.L .... Business Education . . . Let's get going! .... Horses . . . Golf IVAH S. WALTON: Syracuse, B.S .... Business Education . . . Cet rid of that gum! . . . Horse Racing HOPE N. WARREN: Temple, M.A .... Pennsylvania, B. S .... English . . . Wil- sonian Business Advisor . . . Do you have an ad? . . . Music JEAN C. WELSH: Emerson, B.L.l .... Boston, U.M.A .... Chairman English . . . Speech . . . Public Speaking . . . Suit the words to the action and the action to the words. RUTH A. WESCOTT: School of lndus- trial Art . . . Art . . . Poster Work . . . Where's my pocketbook? . . . Fashions ALICE B. WESTCOTT: Syracuse, A.B .... Pennsylvania, M.A .... Chairman Social Studies . . . Ass't Visual Aids . . . Stamp Collecting KAY S. WITMER: Franklin 81 Marshall, A.B .... Mathematics . . . Guidance Coun- selor . . . Well, wl1at's the use? . . . Teaching ft CATHERINE ZAMPINO: Temple, B.S .... Busi- ness Education . . . Well, all rightfi. . . Dramatirs ALBERT L. VOGT: Pennsylvania, B.S .... Phys- ical Educalion . . . Health . . . Golf . . . Bridge CAMERA SHY CHARLOTTE V. GRAVATT: Goucher, B.A .... English . . . Americanization JEAN G. MARTIN: Pennsylvania, B.S .... English . . . Travel . . . Plrotography . . . Swim- ming . . . Music ,A Kms i5 R I X Miss Fiero counsels G.A.A.oflicers. K. Crowley, President: R. Solly, Vice-Presidentg Miss Fierog S. Ogden, Treasurer: E. Kanagie, Statistical Sec- retaryg J. Dirmitt, Secretary, not shown. B.A.A. officers mf-et with their advisors. J. Pc-rrone, Presidentg Mr. Bassg D. Brilliant,Vice-Pres- identg Mr.Nowakg E. Burns, Sccretaryg D. Strahle, Treasurer. ' .1 , If Z' L C 'V tv 3 -3. fix - Q ES. f gi, V, ln Memoriam FRANK E. SIAS With deep regret we pay tribute to our beloved Mr. Sias, who served Camden schools for thirty years in the Physical Education department. .119 K om '5 SENIORS T mi T SSOCIATIO HIS year uniler the sponsorship of Nlrs. 'Utis more anrl Nlr. Steck. Student Government again earrieil on a suecessful program of its perennial aetixities as well as initiating various new functions. Everyone is familiar with the selling of bus tickets and colors, but few realize that Student Government plans anrl schedules auditorium programs which all enjoy. They also arrange the colorful bulletin boards. As a result of these worthwhile activities. Student Government has aehieved its purpose: that of bringing closer the relationship between stutlent and teacher. Student lloxernment l.ea4lers Stella Tryka, Vive-Presiderzt Barbara Griffiths. Serremry Joseph llaxis. f'resi11'er1I l i a The Voice of the Stutlents- Ronalfl Vogel zinlilresses the eliair All signs point to St. Patty's Dance dv w l mg. J HE. fvt :U-llgxgvpltisi Poll WMP ' Q3 , e Stuilent ffouneil sells bus tieki Dick llernsee, 'liecl lletz, Joseph 74 rho X ing if i 3' - ' -6-W., H.. L- 1 i ' ill ll X U in X I ' lr 'Q' 1 . . 'D I Need any Colors? F? . Rx AL H.,- ,sf I f , A, . fx v L' R N in 1 r L v f A 5 1 W YZ ffm,-5gf,,fi X ' 5 hw 1 it f ,F 5 , 0 guwg Yi A S , .ily X Ms .. V ., -. 'AG ,fi QW f W ,. ,ff Sf 3 - A- ' Uv, ' , ww 5 ' . ., A 1: 3925 , . wazfm fl , ' -A - , 3' 'Q .. 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X, 3 ' ALL. x W X xJ.,f.X5-Q A' 5 ff ' 2' 'ig'- IZFX 4' Y? f ' A M X O UR STUDE 3 fW' fl! v ,:,i, If Jiannur our Eleanor M Fllckworth Louls Mlller Joyce E Johnson Katharine W Crowley Ruth A Solly Nancv H Bergmann Florence L Jones Ella Mae Doerr Frank J Verdi Jackson Lougllrldge 1 Alan F Kaufman Gordon H Telfer V al ed Lctorzan S al u tatorzan CERALDINE D ABRAHAM Dlstrrbutxve Educatlon 2204 Howell Street Jerry talkatrve bxg blue eyes tlcket seller Hostess C lub plans to travel lookmg for a rnllllonalre JUNE LOIS ABRAHAM Busmess Educatxon 13 S Fort first Street Reds ywell groomed wlth a dash of sophrstlcatron strlkmg red halr basketball Hostess Club as the attributes for a perfect model JOHN ABRAMS General .I 2816 Hayes Avenue Jack a serlous supporter of the sports parade knows how and when to enjoy himself wants to someday own hrs own business JAMES AHERN Dlstnbutlve Education 506 Beldeman Avenue 1m blond short and husky lots of fun to be wlth homeroom representatlve to B A A boxlng champion ln a few years plans to Joln the Navy and see the world KATHERINE ALIMISIS Academxc 3199 Federal Street Kathy words cant describe her charmlng personallty always there to help dark eyes lntelllgent conversatlonallst French Club Orange and Black F antasres success wlll surely be hers HARRY ALLEN General 18 N Thirty fifth Street Hank skillful on the grldlron wlth East Camden Rockets Orange and Black llkes mght llfe hopes to make a good sallor JOHN A ALLENBACK Academic 3145 Hlghland Avenue Lefty lrkeable fellow most eHect1ve pltchmg a baseball game played mtramural basketball would like to be an electrlclan MARIANNA AMBRUSO Busmess Education 710 State Street Attractlve well dressed popular with fellows and glrls allke llkes bowllng tennxs dancing rates hlgh homeroom presldent Senlor Councrl plans mclude beauty culture JOAN LILLIAN AMOS Busmess Education 1012 N Twenty first Street .loan small quret types for Wzlsonzan Glee Club J unlor Mmstrel Show home room vlce presldent would luke to travel and see the United States plans to do otlice work ROBERT ANDREWS Dxstrlbutlve Education 2913 Stevens Street delightfully wltty magnetic person a rty worked ln school shops B A A salute thxs future general' 0 fehlfln el' MARY JANE ARTHUR Busmess Education 228 Burns Street J ame mmble fingered typlst honor roll for three years dependable secretary treasurer of homeroom plans to travel to Callfomla wxll make an elliclent alert secretary WILLIAM E ATKISSON General 212 Wllmont Street 1 attacks everything wlth the same zest wlth which he plays football B A A representative Varsity football plans to go to the home for the East Camden Rockets s'-'fl I' -Q15 y Humllllf uf 4 .. , ' 7 A . .1 'T' ' -H 'llllllll effing acquamfe , T' yn ?Wf'2K 'WWE I XURA LEE BARBALAILO IJ1 trtbutne Educatton 1613 N l'veenty thxrd Street ee transferred from Camden Htgh loves sports eau always be found at a dance vlce president of lJ1Nll'lllUllN0 Education homeroom 3IlllJIll0ll to find a hand ome hu band IJOROTHH JOAN BFNNFI' Busme s Felueatmn xl S Iludley Str: et llottle sprlgbtly personahty prefers having fun to dom homework happtest when talking wlth the a would like to lltCOl1lt an expert tvptst NANC1 HEI ENE BERCMANIN Academlc 5094 Carman Street Nan cute a a button contmually rushing between aetnttu starred lll Snulm Through band Urnnbe and Blazl Jumor Prom Natxonal Honor Some ty Frmlaszes Public Speaking Contest Wzlsnnum versatile adept pianist plans to ae 1 ue c ass RICHARD Il BERNSEF Academtc 639 Lme Street Dick FOHNFIPHIIOUH and selfconfldent alwax eorehal ace photograph: r for Wzlsonmn Orange mul Black Student Council K v Club 4 atm become a noted lawyer JOAN BET! llustne FllllI'8ll0ll 808 N 1'1fth Street Noante cute httle blonde always smtlmg las her eye on sports charming chairman Chrlstmas Party for She-ltermg Arms plays wholeheartedly ln basketball 09' homeroom presldent her future an office untll tune to ettle town W AITER R BFTZ llu mess Fducatnon ,gg 144 N Twenty fourth Stre et Wat a hkeable fellow around the campus actne an dramatlcs and assembly pro ram named Fantasies juntor Re d fro I lee Club Student Counell sus all the ood low ambltlon work for a hun EI FANOR M 'IRIL BINI FM INN llusme l'llllCall0ll 906 N Twenty seventh Stre et Eleanor happy ellsposrtlon te nuts I lee Club Wzlsonmn typlst dependahlhty and eapabthty ambition to hve happily ever after IOUISE J BINI ENIANN llusmess Pducatton 2731 Cleveland Avenue Lou a devoted ports enthuslast swims plays tennls and oftball w nt to av number please for Bell Felephone 'VIIRIAWI ELAINE BISBINC Busmess Educatlon 716 Pearl Street Mmam hkes to smg a frlendly smxle beautiful penmanshlp never seen wlthoqtt Jeannette Clee Club plans to b A stenographer JOSEPH N BLUE Academy, 319 Benson Street iloe a sougce of never endmgzjo es a real we wtre w1t a snappy chatte nli d bachelor and a future doctor 5 eq rlme X CAROL MARIE BOWDEN Busmess Education 201 Bxedeman Avenue Bodte tenms bowlmg tlcket seller for Fantaszes will make a petite and elhclent secretary for some lucky boss MARIE EVELYN BOYER Busmess Educatxon 1107 Cooper Street Marte could be called class gxggler looks forward to business school and then becommg a doctor s wlfe we '-H9728 ,Y -A Ea. m GEORGE N. BRANDT Pr8CliC8l ANS 203 York Street Bud . . . usually seen working in the cafeteria . . . devoted Wilson sports fan . . . quiet . . . plans to become an electrician. J D AVID BRILLIANT Academic 59 S Thirty nmth Street Dave conscientious and congenial chief of the Buslne s staff of the Orange and Black Varsity football and tennis vice president of the B A A next stop Swarthmore to study engineering OKI' 50,040 Ore year . . GEAN BRITT Busme s Education 2883 Harrl on Avenue Gean cute smile and copper colored tresses happiest when dancing or modeling Wzlsoman representative fashion designing tennis aspires to a future ln modeling t Vt FNDOLYN WINIFRED BROOKS Business Education 331 'N Elexenth Street Iwennle quiet personality serious and shy dl plays talent ln writing plans to combine secretarial work with traveling NI ARG ARET BROWIN Busmess Education 632 Vine Street Peggy wavy hair sparkling eyes kind and con lderate llkes sports G A A will make that fortunate Bill a good Wlfe LI I ENE BROW OLEI I' Practical Arts I040 'V Thirty second Street Gene quiet fellow likes all sports works ln print shop regularly helps prlnt school posters ambltlon is yes to be a prmter JOAN PAULINE BLENLLE Business Education 1606 Pu rce Avenue Bunny our very popular class secretary cas officer for three years big asset to the school future holds much for her as a housewife and a secretary ROBERT WAYNE BIJRCH General 306 Broadway Robert takes life ca v dancing his interest HIIIIJIIIOH to get out of Woodrow Wilson by quickest route EUC ENE T BURNS General 414 Carteret Street Gene complacent Narslty basketball and baseball player B A A secretary usually ren at Bushfy drug storf would llke to play with the Red Sox LORANNA E CAMP Business Education 410 Carte ret Street or this happy senior likes to skate participated m Fanlaszes ofiiu get married and settle down plans to work ln JOHN CHARLES CAPNER Practical Arts 1200 Cambridge Street Jack often seen pushing his thick brown halr out of his eyes Sports Club cant decide between a future as an auto mechanic or a projection operator I XNIELLIA IAPONF Xcademlc 229 Eutaw Menue I am from Palmyra quiet pretty mi e Palmyra ,lr High Hockey team Fantaszes fond of day dreaming ambl tion nur mg 1-7 IN I i - ing 1 ? . f , . .. - I . . . -'I , 'S L P . ,s.J1f - t .e .qi Q, .4 . . . . . . . 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' - S - F -vw S -5 i e 1 g 0- , 1 l .t if Pi hid ing flell 5 Milt i fm if .SGI hostess 815 Grant Street as a wlfe sew FRANCIS A CASEY General 21 S Flfth Street KATHERINE AGNES CAPONE General 229 Eutaw Avenue Kathy easy gomg personality when not playmg tenms softball or bowllng may be found doing the latest step at nearly every dance ambltlon to be an alrlme JAMES P CARDEN Practxcal Arts 15 N Thxrty second Street 1m tall blond worthwhlle friend Student Council Key Club has no definlte plans for next year ROBERTA V CARR Busmess Education Bobby that attractlve snappy red halred Color Guard bowlmg surely a success first as a secretary then JOHN ANTHONY CARUSI General 628 Whlte Street baseball and basketball manager ln sophomore year Sports Club can usually be found at Fourth and Lxne wants to buy a car B A A representatlve plans to work at R C A Frank tall and handsome personalxty and then 9 7 3 It ff We some sharp dresser Junior class president sets F femlnme hearts a flutter Alr Force IS hrs future JAMES P CASEY General 920 Vme Street Casey popular terrlfrc danclng ablllty remember aww: get the Apache Dance ln the Fantastes' Varsity basketball Chrxstmas decoratlons ambrtlon to be a soclallte PALMA ANNA CAVALIER Busmess Educatlon JOAN LOIS CLEMMENS Business Educatlon 933 N Thlrty slxth Street Tall friendly blonde ushered at Fantaszes Junlor Red Cross Junlor Welfare Drive wlll surely be successful ln career of oflice work EDNA COFFEY Business Educatlon 227 N Thlrd Street Eddle talklng and laughlng wlth a touch of daydreamlng smllmg dlsposltlon Spanlsh Club Servlce Club wants to be a secretary 709 Berkley Street Pam blg smlle for a llttle glrl can be found as an usher at school programs we know shell be a successful secretary and a charmmg wlfe MARY OLETTE CHIPMAN Busmess Education 1041 Segal Street Mlckey always trymg to be two places at once what a smlle' Wtlsonzan Dramatlc Club Band wrltes At WIISOD Hlgh column for Courler looks ahead to Journallsm RONALD WARREN COLLINS Business 330 N Nmth Street Educatlon Ron lrkeable and good natured fellow member of Student Councll llkes baseball would llke to have a business of hlS own HENRY CONRADI Academic 330 N Forty first Street Hank artlst decorates wlndows for Hallo we en carefree wltty a deslrable addl t1on to the Navy s ranks can be seen Wlbldlllg a flashlight down the alsles of the Arlo Theatre s 3?..M.X A . , , . , . n ' 1 a I . .. . l , , - . a ' . . . . . . 1 , Bo . . . 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' 2 ' ' - ' f -1- 1 GENEVA CONYERS Business 232 Benson Street Cen loves to smg remembered for her distinctive work ln Splrltual Choir Library Councxl Club wxllmg and cheerful worker hopes to become a beautlcxan FRANCIS DUNHAM CORDELL 933 N Second Street Franny quiet but good worker programs Honor Roll ln Jumor year ambitious and mtelllgent a whiz m history prmter or electrician KAYE RETA CORZINE Buslness Education 203 S Thirty fifth Street dark and diminutive consclentlous G ee C ub proficient worker for Mr Steck Shelterlng Arms Christmas Party Committee plans to be a good housewife ELIZABETH RITA CREATO Dxstrlbutlve Education 510 Mlckle Street Betty Jomed us ln her Junior year our gam smlle that sparkles shiny brown curls ambition to get married after success ln the field of selling WILLIAM MILLER CREW Practical Arts 2725 River Avenue www Jpeflln e115 ln Education Gee Practical Arts helpful ln prlntmg would like to be a MAME I tall dark televlslon enthuslast fond of a certam glrl televlslon repair work hxs alm ln llfe fig ? 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RICHARD A CRISANTI Business Education 111 State Street Rlch tall dark good natured plays tennls ,Iumor Red Cross ln the Junior ear ambltlon t Y get rlch ww KATHARINE WRIGHT CROWLEY Academic 4-005 Westfield Avenue Kass always ready with a laugh serlous when the occasion calls for lt National Honor Society presl dent of G A A Orange and Black Fantaszes Glrls State delegate future-nursmg school and marry that certam fellow PATRICIA CATHERINE CURRY Business Educatlon 415 N Thirty sixth Street a a mlllxon dollar smlle thoughtful and unselfish F antaszes usher secretary of homeroom partial to office work her 8mhlll0H ERNESTO A DANNIBALE Academlc 327 N Tenth Street Erme always courteous has a mama for the opera Senior Council president of Current Events Club plans to attend Penn to study law JOSEPH THOMAS DAVIS Academic 235 Milton Street oe pleasant personality popularity plus llkes all sports especlally football finds interest m the track team whlz on the basketball court president of Student Council Christmas dlecogatlons likes short girls campus days a ea JAMES ROBERT DAWSON General 2510 Federal Street Bo qulet but frlendly boy history IS pet peeve ardent admirer of sports plans to serve Uncle Sam after graduation SAMUEL JAMES DEERR Practical Arts 3060 Westfield Avenue Smokey that wavy brown hair cheerful llkes cars dlslxkes work can usually be found at Dudley Grange around second base plans to Jom the Army Wav' 'W 5 X A ll' all Ia, AFL ' ' io a . ' f:'f'4Ls f ' . 1:-fr , - H Y f H Trim . . . . -In- 1' I 'Q f' Bu... , a . I e sara . . U . g . . . .... h g , p t ' f . ... , -... - ... l ... 1 ' ' . . . ' ' - o ,if ,Q ef Y. 'A 255 f,:f'4,.Qf.lf I. tg. ' I , a a snan l n a Q . 1 o s P t . . . ' ' ' . . . 3 it , . Q n s Y . . . . . . 'lm' . ,,.- A r - gg n ' 'f ll '- ll fl .ol ' I 5 ' Q E Bing lllll'0JuCeJ f 3 115 afllel' in fa f to Hlarfy JEAN DOLORES DIRMITT Academxc 500 Haddon Avenue J eannle happlest when slttmg through a Clark Gable plcture G A A secretary Classlcal Club actxve ln all sports lntends to go to college ambltlon gym teacher LOUIS A DI SANTO General 1019 N Twenty elghth Street Lou another one of Wxlson s Casanovas always looklng for excltement ambltron to become a mllllonalre but It looks llke e field w1ll be pretty crowded when the class o gets out JOAN ELIZABETH DLHART Academnc 3814 Westfield Avenue Joame quxet-or IS she? Wzlsonuzn representatlve Dawn s other half tennis and basketball dahhles III art Fanmwes ambxtlon to get marrled PALMA DELLE MONACHE Busmess Education 416 Henry Street Pam tmy lass unfallm cheerfulness wmnmg H116 Orange and Black actlve ln gxrls sports happlest wlth a crowd at any game Christmas decora tlons wxll he secretary next year JOHN DEVEDJIAN Practical Arts IO44 Cooper Street Blg John good natured relnable tudent B A A Student Councxl always smllmg rlght kind to have for a frnend lone ambltmn to be a prmter JOYCE ELLEN DICKINSON Buslness Educatlon 813 Vme Street Joyce petlte mlss personallty plus one of our sharp cheerleaders sweetness personlfied modelmg lxer future Buddy all the way GEORGE T DIEM Business Education 828 N Thnrtleth Street Froggle popular Wrlsoman sports wrlter never m a rlxtller always ln earnest likes drlvmg hrs own car THOMAS JOSEPH DI EVA General 119 S Fourth Street Tom hep cat llkes clothes sharp dresser tops as collector of class dues Yeah Phlllles ambl hon to Jom the Navy CHRISTINA DI GRECORIO Business Edl1Call0Il 211 S Thirty fifth Street Chris wmsome Cute dark halred homeroom vnce pre :dent G A A Councll ln senlor year G ee Cluln wlll do clerical work next year ambltlon GEORCE ROCCO DI MARCANTONIO Practical Arts 148 Lme Street DeMark nxce looklng fellow easy to get along wlth does some prlntlng Jobs for the school would like to he a printer m the future ROBERT E DIXON General 303 Beldeman Avenue Bo meet a newcomer from Merchantvllle blond and handsome qu1zz1ca.l gun ambltlon to be a plumber ELLA MAE DOERR Busmess Educatlon 2901 Buren Avenue Ella Mae top notch student proves that sllence IS golden Wzlsonum representatlve Service Club hopes to hold Important office posmon 5' ' o W S'l 'L . . 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I t, a as V1 l g , F5 earning t 0 fl'lC 5 0 5 Offkdll ELIZABETH ANNE DONAHUE Academic 230 N Seventh Street Rusty pretty clothes pretty girl from Merchantvllle feature writer for Merchants News likes smell of greasepamt plans include teaching MARY L DONNELLY Business Education 828 N Thirty second Street Mary soft spoken genial Wzlsonuzn representa tive Fashion Designing Club popular at local dances figure and grace for a successful model FAYE N DORSEY Business Education 2421 Sherman Avenue Faye verbose Hlrtatrous happy go lucky hall guard actne in Service Club plans to be a happy housewife ANN EVELYN DRAVES Business Education 227 Linden Street Ann the girl who IS clever with the needle and thread Glee Club 1n sophomore and Junior years looks forward to becoming an office worker or beauticxan GEORGE R T DREW Business Education 208 Market Street George industrious works hard rn bowling alley believe lt or not llkes bowling Gym Leaders Club and baseball and basketball fan ELEANOR L DUNLAP Business Education 332 Mrckle Street Lovenger always smiling sophomore homeroom representative familiar face on the basketball court Glee Club A Cappella Choir Fantaszes ambition pI'Z'lCflCal IlUl'SlIlg ROBERT G EDGINTON Drstrrbutlve Education 2712 Westfield Avenue Edge amiable fellow handsome B A A has an infectious grin plans to do clerical work in the future VIACGIE E EDWARDS 430 Senate Street Maggie quiet very sweet pitch ln Clee Club Fantaszes good wlfe JANET MARIE EMERSON Business Education 449 S Slxth Street an pleasant smile sports enthusiast always cheerful full of fun cute gal dislikes concerted people ambltlon to marry JOAN ERNST Dlstrlbutlve Education 630 Royden Street oan tall laughing blonde sociable sparkling diamond on her left hand foretells her uture Business Education helps keep altos on intends to be a WALTER H EWAN Business Education 181 Ablett Village Walt quiet pleasant blond diversified interests singing and sports Clee Club Fantasies would like to have his own business BARBARA ANN FARRELL Business Education 345 Fountain Avenue Babs has a smile for everyone 1 e dancmg and sports pet peeve-concerted people homeroom secretary would like to get her M R S degree in the future 7? f - A -4 ff, 4... l U . . J .5 , 1' Our knit Cfdkf JGJICB . . . DOLORES ARLENE FEGLEY Business Education 1030 N Twenty slxth Street Dee melodlous alto volce truly smcere G ee C ub A Cappella Cholr Fantaszes dependable .lumor Red Cross representatrve Llbrary Councrl plans to be a bookkeeper edrtor W e Serve WALTER HOWARD FERGUSON Academxc 441 Carteret Street Fergy dependable qulet Wzlsonzan Journa lrsm radlo show wants to work for the Evemng Bulletm and have a hrgh paymg Job NANCY LEAH FERRELI. Business Educatlon 641 N Twenty fifth Street ee attractive and polsed ever present smlle loves to smg junior representatlve to semor prom plans to get married and ralse a famlly ,IEANNETTE LOUISE F IREFILE Business Educatlon 827 Fern Street Mxke congemal red head pet peeve-show offs lxkes sleeping and summer vacation always seen wlth Nllrlam and Irene Glee Club JOHN THOMAS FISHER JR General 2712 Lmcoln Avenue Bu good looking boy who plays football for our won derful team tall versatlle hopes to be carpenter rt pays 3200 an hour ELEANOR MAE F LICKWORTH Buslness Educatlon 129 N Twenty fourth Street studxous and serrous her charm as speaker has won her audlences P T A Servlce Clubs endless worker as ,Iumor Red Cross presrdent delegate to .Iumor Red Cross Convention at Atlantlc Clty Natlonal Honor SOCICIY Orange and Black her ann to marry ISABELLE RITCHEE FOCHT AC8d8mlC 718 Raymond Avenue Izzle brlght and cheery generally found w1th Joan xg always ready to serve full of Independence and deter Q mmatlon .lunlor Red Cross looks forward to a future with that certaln someone THOMAS EUGENE FRANCESCONI Academlc 447 Benson Street was Chubby complacent and good natured Key Club treasurer usually found with the boys ambltlon -.ugif-1 use to study dentlstry at Temple Umverslty if CALVIN FRANKLIN F RETT Academlc ARA GANJOYAN Academxc 3253 Rowe Street 4100 Westfield Avenue F rett strong wrlled and frank an argu a mannerly and conservative hrs fav mentatlve talker advertlslng chalrman for orlte avocatlon-sports played lntra mural Orange and Black Junlor Prom plans to a w1l1 oontlnue his education at Temple attend college Umverslty JOSEPH WILLIAM FRYE Academlc DAVID T GAULT Practlcal Arts 205 Cooper Street 3185 Highland Avenue oe llked by all noted for h1s constant Dave always havmg a good tlme quxet neat appearance especlally interested ln cars unassuming enjoys lrfe B AA represen presldent of sophomore homeroom presl tatlve wlshes to become a draftsman dent of Boys Sports Club ambltxon t attend Drexel FRED A CEE Practrcal Arts 1044 N Thlrty fourth Street Gee candld and falthful to hrs own pnnclples always wlllmg to asslst his classmates swmg band Fantaszes hrs future-bemg a patternmaker ALBERT J GENTLESS Practlcal Arts 944 N Thirty first Street a verltahle clown band lrkes to tlnker wrth motors would like to become an avtatlon mechanic IRENE ALICE GERMAN Business Education 913 Vme Street a qulet lass enjoys summer sports nolse and wanting are her chlef allergles Glee Club mam ambmon to graduate from Woodrow Wilson LILO RUSSELL GERST Practlcal Arts 1041 N Twentleth Street Russ glrl shy football fan prefers crew Cuts easy gomg fun loving well llked sports enthusiast MARLENE MILDRED GHEGAN Business Educatlon 922 Klmber Street Marlene often found workmg tn library short and sweet member of Glee Club and A Cappella Cholr mtends to be an mdustrlous secretary WALLACE F GIBBS 2505 Howell Street Wa small and lmptsh member of .lunlor Retallers lookmg salesman DAVID GILBERT Buslness Education 723 Vme Street Yogt noted for hrs frlendllness a boy of varied interests takes life lightly Varslty baseball catcher therefore Yogl ambrtton to graduate from college PATRICIA GOLD Academu, 3092 Federal Street Pat attractive brunette remembered for her beauttful clothes self assurance clownmg most famlllar behmd footltghts starred ln Smzlzn Through Orange and Black Prom committee fashion show college next HOWARD JAMES GRAEBER Practical Arts 205 N Nlnth Street Howle llkes eatmg and sleepmg above any thtng else partlal to sports machlne shop graduation and a good Job are hrs plans for next year ARLENE CLAIRE GRAY Dlstrlbutxve Educatlon 113 N Twenty seventh Street Arlene dark and dynamic never a worry wrmkles her brow secretary treasurer of Student Councll treasurer of D E class bound to be a successful salesgrrl DISLIIDUIIVC Educatlon see that broad grln wlll make a dlstmgutshed O Laleldaff ckampa EDWARD P GRIFFIN General 109 N Thlrty fourth Street Eddle has a high ratmg for the female wants to find a good Job buy a new car and take jttterbugglng lessons WILLIAM HOWARD GROSS Academic 312 Birch Street 1 popular wlth the fellows a blond rldes around ln Fryes car plans for next year center around Drexel uf a ' ' - I ' 1' sex ' B'll... I ' U ...tll... I 'etl l .w t gg mmnmngspmv ,IAA re iuniom. x Y I - Est: I Ju ru .al gf, ,-,Q jx MI HAEL CUCLIELMI I .f?cadgmic+ 2224 Fwra Str-emet .n , ' A J - fe ggi- 1' ' '-I Mike . irish' mjdst offfiln and frollc . . . alert . . . plenty ' of sCbdoDspiri.3'i.,- .homeroom presid? . .Lwgarticipated in intramural sports . . . ambition-sue essfhl b iness man. JAMES C. CUTHRIDGE Distributive Education 2300 l'lowell Street Jimmy . . . another member of the Junior Retailers Club . . . typed for Wilsonian . . . likes to play baseball . . . ambition -to be a salesman. WILLIAM FRANK HAGENBUCHER Practical Arts l032 N Twenty econd Street 1 awerage guy awerage interests girls and money nexer seen without his faithful Jacket a good rell able Job is his goal ROBERT HAIWES Practical Art 2202 Sewell Street Bo especially interested in hunting small game Checker Club intends: to enter his fathers plumbing bu mess RICH ARD FRANK HAINES Academic .350 Bryon Street Dick the silent type always ready for fun ports minded especially about basketball a sure asset for Drexel next year BLRNICE HAlNSWORTH Business Education 4111 Westfield Avenue Debby dimples the trade mark of our cutest girl vice president of Public Relations Club Clee Club loyal tudent ticket seller marriage her future WEQLEY HARRIS Practical Arts 820 Elm Street Wes silent and studlous usually found ln the wood lop ambition to work a a railroad engineer JOAN BETTY HEIBEL Business Education 807 N Tw nty eighth Street Betty big, brown eyes dancing feet mischievous grin always on the go subscription committee of Orange and Black Senior Council DON CLARKE HENRY Academic BARBARA JOAN HICCENBOTTOM Business 106 S Thirty second Street Education . A ' -s .l , A B'll . . . ' , 5 , ' - ' A i ' . s S. N I . . . Don quiet and dignified ever faithful in .loan . . quiet and courteous . basketball . . . per onal ervice intramural basketball . . . Public Relations Club 'vice-president . . . plans s' ' . 1391 Z ' gl W.. ' ! . H , k f 'zfflfi ' sf center around a certam Curt and commercial de ignmg ERNEST HERMAN General BET TY DORIS HICGENBOTTOM Business 106 S Thirty second Street Education Ernie this fellow lb a guitar player presi Batty friendly tennis Clee Club dent of homeroom ln sophomore year Dancing main desire to be a good secretary next year Club works in parking lot if Uncle Sam Bible ln titute of PeunsYlVaIl1a needs him he prefers the Air Corps is l0llgLt LU? Zflelll t I' 65 PATRICIA RUTH HILL Business Education 229 Ablett Vlllage 'Q a VIVBCIOUS and fllrtaclous llkes the thnll of rxdmg ln a bug car seen m local beauty contests dance commlttees a model to be 1 RITA JEAINNE HOCKENSMITH Busmess Education 929 N Thlrty thlrd Street Hocky class fhrt likes boys thats l0glC8ll homeroom vrce presldent wants to marry that someone special LEWIS HYMSON Academnc 3012 Clinton Street ,Wm ou a genial yovral fellow llkes the Phxllles enjoys televlslon so much he plans to enter televlslon school next year CHARLES STANLEY INCRAM Practxcal Arts 'N 421 Henry Street Reverend consclentxous well llked plans to 5-,, see the world as a sallor ambltxon to hare his own Q' prmt shop X MARCIA ISRAEL Academic 6 3610 Westfield Avenue Vlarsh dark eyed and petite Interested ln dramatlc actne ln school plays French Club Orange and Black Natlonal Honor Soclety member futurt plan mclude Cla sboro College and teachlng GEORGE A JANICE Academlc 3 320 Ballry Street Ceor e enjoys the company of the 0ppOSlt6 sex practlcal joker Student Councll Junior Var :ty football wants to work m the field of chemrstrv ' NORVA .I XMES AC3dCmlC 7024 Grant Avenue 'Vorva one of the attractne James twms whlch one WW likes ha :ball and creative Wflllng French Club Wzlsoman gurls sports Fantaszes plans to ante r nur e trammg., IH the fall at Cooper Hospital SHIKI It J XNIES Xcaqlemlc 1024 I rant Au nu: Shlrl look again' another om of the attractlwe James twms active IH glrls sports Wzlsoruan Junlor Red Cross mterested m creative Wflllng French Club Fantaszes also plans to enter nurses trammg at Cooper Ho pltal FLORENCE E JENKINS Busmess Education JO1 CE ELAINE JOHNSON Academic 40 N 'Iwenty second Street 910 N Thxrty thlrd Street Floss sparkllng sense of humor und Daisy Edltorm Chlef of Orange and Black per onallty newer een without a mlle known for her sweet dlsposltlon wlllmgne s repre ent homeroom 1n many orgamzatlons to help and dependablllty Natlonal Honor plan for future are undecided Society secretary Dramatic Club Smzlm Through vlce presxdent of Senior Class her futurc teaching M LH KRLES I-IERNIAN JOHNSON III Academic JLNE X JOHNSON Business Educatlon IISD Cooper Streft 121 'N Iwenty first Street Rlcky qulet Student Council representa June tall placnl brunette Senior Councll the likes baseball and football keen friendly gal snappy member of color ense of humor when he gets started p an guard ambition a bookkeepmg positron fol to go to college ambltlon medical technician lovs ed by marriage unc I9 19 1 I ' 2 'u X If 31 1 Ae 0,, . 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I M, A ,TA S A ' G 1- e- I- 2 2 -f I -sf, 442-L A f 5 'as N 1 ,112 X Saint lugllgltfal n .Jlanfamed FLORENCE L JONES Academlc 528 N Front Street D1ngD1ng where dld she get that n1ckname Wzlsonuzn editor always struggling to meet the dead lmes cordial good company Glee Club Fantastes treasurer of Natlonal Honor Society Spanish Club ambltnon teacher ALAN FERREE KAUFMAN Academlc 2225 Rlver Axenue hxgh honor student good natured Wzlsonzan busmess tatf vnce presldent of Natlonal Honor Socxety future UIIIWCISIIY of Pennsylvanla student then a profes lonal man MARY JANE KAUFMAN Busmess Education 1116 N Thxrty Hrst Street Merch conservatlve and consclentlous soft spoken doclle manner enjoys golng places desires to marry a m1ll1ona1re LEWIS JOHN KEENE Practlcal Arts 202 Beldeman Avenue Luke easy golng tall dark and handsome wants to work ln a machine shop vlce presldent of Hunting Club GEORCE WILLIAM KELLENBENZ Academlc 1205 N Twenty seventh Street George ever lively and likeable football and track tn Junior year oh that new car' listen carefully hls Joke come fast ambltlon to do better next year CONSTANCE PEARL KELLER Academlc 2713 Harrlson Avenue Dolly genlal well hked girl actlve on Llbrarx Council Glee Club ambxtlon to be a teacher vla Glassboro State Teachers College ELAINE KELLER Academic 2820 Saunders Street Elalne alert Oh lm not going to study for that old test llkes sports gay times ,lunxor Prom decorator Orange and Black plans for a secretarial career EDWARD JOHN KERBAUCH .IR Academlc 13.34 N Twenty nlnth Street Touchdown for Wllson IS Bus favorite cry football IS hxs speclalty valuable varslty team member good natured can quallfy as a car expert likes to ride ln hls buggy WILLIAM ,l KRAUS General 912 N Twenty seventh Street B1 usually found around Hanrys av orlte subject football looklng for a good paymg job and a fast hot rod EUGENE JOSEPH KEYEK Business Education 333 Erle Street Gene a tall serlous blond fellow always well Informed on current events presldent of Accountmg Club ambxtlon to be a prom ment C P A GEORGE LA MARRA Business Education 543 West Street LaMarra Wllsons rugged football guard stars ln track lxkes all sports ambltlon to take llfe easy JOHN E KOCH Practlcal Arts 807 N Thlrty second Street ack dark and good lookmg .I V track Hunting and Flshlng Club secretary vlce president of homeroom would Ilke to work tn a factory but then become a forest ranger . . . : . 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' ' lx , W X Vx tv, Q Inl Ill jLI'0ugL Speahng Confegff LAWRENCE R LANCHONEY Business Educauon 559 York Street Muncl handsome well llked fellow sought after by the xrls baseball ranks hlghest ln his s orts world Z P plans to go to college HILDA FRANCES LARMOUR Buslness Educatlon 102 N Twenty fourth Street 1 our petlte songstress sololst ln Band Concert faithful member of Clee Club secretary treasurer of homeroom plans to become secretary then marry her boss SAMUEL LEE JR General 558 Berkley Street Sammy unassuming neat appearance Key Club Wrlsonuzn Oran e and Black found at Slxth S and Cllnton favorlte ball player Ted Wllllams would like to be an ofhce worker SELMA LEPOFSKY Academlc 326 Federal Street Selm sparkllng eyes wltty abundant vltalxty makes friends easlly sunny dlsposltxon Orange and Black Glee Club Dramatlc Club presldent chalrman of ,lunlor Prom ambltlon teachmg WAYNE A LIEBICH Business Education 2912 Carman Street I :eb tall blond athlete Varslty football and track shot put record well llked ambition to make lots of money DOLORES C LINDAIN Academlc 1002 Segal Street Lynn a llttle bundle of charm remembered for her ammated personality Dramatlc Club Fantaszes Orange and Black Student Councll ambltlon be a fabulous career gurl VHLDRED MARIE LINDSTROM Academlc 2006 River Avenue Mlllle nothxng dlsturbs her placldness amazing ablllty m handling chlldren Junior Red Cross Llbrary Councll keeps her busy Fantaszes 8mblIl0D to be a teacher JOSEPH PAUL LIPKA Busmess Educatxon 2934- Cramer Street oe actlve ln tenms llkes hls car and glrls good photographer llkes fishlng and huntmg ambmon to be a bookkeeper JACKSON LOUGHRIDGE Academxc 824 State Street ack well known Wzlsonzan stall member mqulsmve at home on the badmlnton court future Unlverslty of Penn student has hopes of bemg a research chemist JOSEPH W LOVE General 3223 Westfield Avenue Joe good looklng playboy enjoys company of glrls wants to get nch and buy a new car partxcxpated m radxo show would llke to obtam a good paymg lob CLETO R LUARTES Academic 36 S Thlrty thlrd Street Our friendly Orange and Black edltor com mendable for hls wxlllngness to help avl checker player National Honor Soclety Wzlsonuzn F antaszes track attended Model U N conference at Temple math contest college bound future chemlcal engmeer CAROLINE SUSAN MACCHIA Busmess 34-01 Federal Street Education Carol wxtty cute sharp personality llkes dancing ambmon prlvate secretary and then that certam somebody 38 QP 'Hel' 'flu N. .1 y 5 'Iii' I 1 WWA ME Q um Qt' 5 .f4fMf,f f Z! Jmdmzed al State Street WILLIAM MACDERMOTT Dxstrrbutlve Educatlon 127 N Thlrty thlrd Street Mac another product of the D E course tall blond and conservative vlce president of sophomore homeroom wlll soon be saymg May I help you? ALBERTA .IANE MALINTOSH Academlc 160 N Thirty fifth Sm-et Bert blonde known for dependablllty 1n every task mterests range from muslc to the culmary art can whlp up a fancy cake looks forward to bu mess college ALVIN LEE MACK Academic 1161 Cooper Street Mack sympathetic manager of the football team has a mxlllon and one appropriate comments mtends to jom Uncle Sams SCIVICPS CHRISTINE CATHERINE MACUIRE Business Education 908 N Nineteenth Street Chrls gnggler chatty always gay and frlvolous many friends Human Relations Club ambltxon to graduate and marry BETTY RUTH MARTIN Busmess Education Betty reserved llkes to roller skate and watch a good baseball game active member of the Canasta Club amhltlon to become a housewlfe VIARY MARTIN Busmess Educatlon 730 State Street Sunny and thats just what she IS a pretty voice hkes bowlmg Llbrary Councll Clee Club alms to travel and study muslc JOSEPH C MARTO General FRANKLIN R MATTHEWS Practlcal Arts 3808 Westfield Avenue Frank this ambxtlous lad really llkes work serv es papers and works m bowlmg alley promment member of Checker Club JOHN MAURER General 143 N 36th Street .lohn also xs known as Mldge seen blowing trumpet 1n band 1n sophomore and Jumor years another who would llke to collect money for an all year round hobby 2215 Sewell Street Dukle short and dark sports flashy clothes Student Councll representative trumpet player Orange and Black expects to attend art school ambltlon prosperous busmess man JEAN V MASON Busmess Educatxon 729 Penn Street Jeannie energetlc wnllmg worker pleasmg smlle full of wrt happy go lucky never a dull moment enjoyable company ambltlon secretary CCLOSKY Academxc udley St et a ant and easy gomg large ca aclty jovial Santa at Sheltermg Arms Chr tmas party clever answer for every questlon Junlor Prom Committee t rs funster deslres to be a lawyer MICHAEL JOSEPH MCFADDEN Practical Arts 1156 N Thlrty second Street Mike qulet and well llked always found with the Cramer Hill boys llkes basketball ambltlon to play wrth the Phlladelphla Warriors ' ie ' . , . . . . i , Y Sr- . 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' . l' T A A ,uh ff X! v uniora bfarre ' minafre aww NANCY JEAN MACPARLAND Buslness Educatxon 331 Washrngton Street Mac Cute lrvely homeroom officer for three years ambltlon Macs bright eyed brlde JEAN ELIZABETH MENGLE Busmess Educatlon 204 Beldeman Avenue Smxlm Jeannle wlth the llght blonde halr tall neat Color Guard peppy personahty cute laugh girls sports can really sock a volley ball ambltlon pnvate secretary SHUNA ALI MIAH Academic 1167 Lawrence Street Shuna qulet sports enthusiast crazy about donuts be bop fan Checkers Club plans to enter the medlcal profession GEORGE H MIDDLETON Practrcal Arts 571 Stevens Street Georgie handsome blond Wzlsoman llkes to travel Senlor Prom dlsllkes uncooperatlve people likes parties and dates ambltxon the proverblal fortune and a beautiful girl LOUIS MILLER Academlc 3174 Rxver Road ou versatile describes htm best Natlonal Honor Soclety sparklmg wlt Junlor Prom treasurer delegate to model U N at Temple Orange and Black treasurer Temple math contest future research chemist WILLIAM HENRY MILLER Practrcal Arts .33 Ablett Vxllage 1 actlve 1n football and baseball three cheers for that extra nrt against Vmeland blond halred an has ftilfrf would like to advance 11, the sport? wor .J FREN RCWIQPH M1NUs J 4 1 Acdemw 41 t treet Rudy soclal mmded young man well Informed ol! events around Wilton an eenfgt most sp ,ar events 4 planerlnclude a collggele ucatloy E fl ff? ' M A f ,A RICHARD MISCIOSCIA A cademxc 1919 River Avenue VL I Mlsh Natlonal Honor Soclety umor mmstrel show held homeroom offices treasurer ln Junlor year presx dent rn senior year J unlor Prom commlttee Student Council plans to head for college LEONARD MOSKOWITZ General 524 N Seventh Street Moss man of few words makes each wlse crack count Wzlsoruan partlclpant ln radio program about Journaltsm authority on base HAROLD S MOLOTSKY Academlc 900 N Seventh Street Carefree Hesh ralses the splrlts of Wrlson s pessl mlsts cheerful smlle wlns many friends Student Council homeroom presldent Varsity football ambmon mllllonalre SHIRLEY MAE MOORE General 1030 Federal Street Blondie blue eyed day dreamer tennls one of the lucky few who drlves to school intends to study nursing at West Jersey Hospital 500 Benson Street Bob Bobby Barb-known by all three calm cool and collected swings a wlcked bowlmg a bowlmg manager for three years Classical Club Orange and Black active ln G A A next year-college l ball facts Journalism wlll be thls fellows f future 'fr BARBARA ANN MOY Academic 'I 'Q-I rllmllllf ,lm fl It-11... 7 - 4 ax' '- -' 4 I' '.,.c tres. 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L Concerb 631 N Elghth Street 3084 Federal Street mg Notre Dame X PATRICIA ANNE MULLIGAN Business Educatlon a happlest when dancmg Jltterbug queen cute mlss keen humor frxendly smile has a gleam m her eyes ambmon to marry B111 PATRICIA MURPHY Buslness Educatlon 2810 Adams Avenue a sparklmg personalxty bashful charmlng smlle good dancer sweet and unforgettable ambmon to go to work ROBERT E MURPHY Academlc Murph unpredrctable wxtty money ralser for Orange and Black swimming enthusiast tradltlonal luck of the Insh class actor mstrumental ln provld mg televlsxon for World Serxes looks forward to attend JEANETTE T MYERS Buslness Educatlon 616 Cedar Street ean clever wlth paints quiet shy but fun lovmg smlles at anyone who crosses her path delightful dancer ambltlon secretary then housewife HARRIETTE ETTA NEWMAN Acadermc 310 S Twenty seventh Street Har convlnclng c ersatlonallst talented on the stage ID ISPCH 1 member of the casts of Smzlm Throu h an as p ays Spanish Club lffkusjan INR 0 st futurcflustory teacher Academlc K P I? get1c asset to school full of fun bl d makes frlends easxly Spanlsh Club ot rap alrman of Orange and Black shmes on ee u . 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X O l 1 JY FJ' lx. l I l 3227 Highland enue a doctors office SHIRLEY RHEA OGDEN Academlc 595 Carman Street Venus happy combmatxon of sense and non s nse talented ln many fields can skate supremely handles finances for CA 1 and Glee Club Spanlsh Club A Cappella Choxr wants to get married real soon EDNA 0 HARA Buslness Educatlon 502 Beldeman Avenue Eld soclable likes to trlp the llght fan tastlc mee personalxty ambltlon-don khaki unlform of the W A C h ske court swlms llke a mermaid wants t com nurse MARJCRIE LER Buslness Educatlon Margle llkes to dance and watch an excltrng baseball game helps ln Guidance ollice hopes to work rn CONSTANCE M O CONNER Business Education 2848 Washington Street Conme qulet and likeable charms you with her smxle homeroom presxdent sweet personahty wants to be a prlvate secretary CATHERINE OTTINGER Dlstrlbutlve 2806 Stevens Education Cathy noted for her pretty long hair J umor Red Cross representative loves to dance plans for the future mclude marriage CLARA ELIZABETH PAGNOTTI Business 540 Vlne Street Educatlon Clara combines her personality and smile with a love for sports can usually be found ln M 5 ambxtlon to be an expert typlst unior rom, our L9 nzghf ALDO A PALOMBO 525 Berkley Street well known all around guy after student those dark good loo commlttee plans to go to college EDWARD PAPALE 1243 N Nmeteenth Street Pappy tall and dark regular guy played base a partxclpated m radlo show presldent of homeroom ln Jumor year CHARLES PARNAGIAN Buslness Education 3707 Westfield Avenue Charlie soclable and talkatxve lrls amuse hlm Z drlvmg provides much of his pleasure ambltlon to become a tailor EDWARD H PARVIN Academlc 2819 Washlngton Street Jolly fellow can really work up a lather when talkmg sports plans to go to college RONALD LYNN PAYNE General 120 Ablett Vlllage Ron a poet ln our mldst hkes to read track team Chess and Checkers Club Wllsonnan Walt Whitman radlo program aspires to a commlsslon 1n the army FRANK EDWIN PAYTON DISIIIDUIIVC Educatlon 41 N Flfth Street Frank a ambltlous always wllllng to keep a frxend has a lot of mterest ln muslc band plans to be a salesman and then open hrs own shop RICHARD PAYTON JR 1034 Penn Street Bubbles quiet but full of fun tlon money and five WIVBS LILLIAN PEARCE 940 Cedar Street 1 another popular WllSOHlle peppy hkes to play volley ball usherette helps ln llbrary mam ambmon to graduate and Jom the Waves STANLEY PEARL General 513 Broadway Oyster lndependent ln thought knows how and when to enjoy hlmself hkes horses but hkes rldlng them better ticket seller for Fantfszes heres a promlslng future busmess man HELEN JOSEPHINE PEDERSON Academlc 125 N Fourth Street A mmxmum of nonsense a maximum of gemahty and quxetness harmomous alto volce Glee Club A Cappella Cholr Fantaszes wxll make an elliclent nurse Academic much sought .lunlor Prom Practical Arts partlclpated ln track Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon General EDWARD V PEDRICK General 571 Benson Street Eddle versatlle and dynamic on gridiron captam of football team lots of drlve and determlnatlon Student Councll plans to attend college and then ascend to a fabulous finan cial state JOSEPH A PERRONE Academxc 3726 Westfield Avenue Zeke our aflable class treasurer famous for his terrllic basketball playing wlnnlng personality presldent of B A A captaln of baseball and basketball teams 1970 mxght see him as owner of the New York Yankees N I Z i ' Al... - - ks!... ' b11.I'.'- if ' ' - Ed:..' .....tll... . . pleasant to be with. . . . wants impossible combina- elll0l'd af a5t fix' f su 14 RICHARD PICOU General 124 N Eleventh Street WILLIAM B PETERSON III Academlc 907 N Erghth Street Pete llkes a good laugh a plays trombone ln band and orchestra Wzlsonmn salesman Fantaszes plans to attend college next year DAVID GORDON PHILLIPS General 914 Kxmber Street Dave couldnt find a better football manager Lordlal hopes to don snappy umform of the U S Arr Force Bunky frlendly football player track star can be found anytime at the Starllght lxkes JIVC platters pro football mterests P Q BARBARA D PLUMMER Busmess Education 1189 Lawrence Street Babs lxkes volley ball Junlor Red Cross bright smlle IS her umbrella ambltlon soclal work future ELIZABETH PSAKIS Academic 280 N Thlrty fourth Street IZ frzendly smcere and full of fun active rn glrls sports Quill and Scroll Wzlsoman llterary edltor of Orange and Black G ee Club A Cappella Choir Fantastes Llbrary Council ambrtlon to go to college JOAN CLAIRE QUARELLI Busmess 139 N Th1rty second Street Education oan lovely complexlon for a lovely girl Card Club one of Mlss Regers able asslstants remembered for her beautlful clothes maybe that s why she wants to be a model JOAN MARIE POWELL Busmess Education 102 N Twenty thlrd Street oan blues chaser smllm mlss who loves to dance full of fun and fancy free an ofhce Job ln the near IVIARIE MARTHA POWELL Busmess Educatlon 606 N Second Street Boot le terr1fic personallty cute generally smll mg former band member ambltlon to attend an academy and emerge a beautlclan AMY MARGARET PRATZ DISIIIDUIIVC Educatlon 590 Auburn Street Amy rates hlgh ln frlendllness vibrant although now a salesglrl would like to attend buslness college JOH CE MARIE PRESSON Busmess Educatlon 935 N Fourth Street Joyce vlvaclous blonde one of Mlss Regers pretty asslstants tapper for Funtaszes can usually be found at Kessel s ambltlous to reach the top as a model JOAN DELORES RAWLEY Busmess Educatlon 314- Benson Street oan busy as a bee usherette 1n all plays bubblmg personalxty cute miss easy on the eyes Orange and Black plans to travel amb1t1on prlvate secretary MARJORIE E REEVES Busmess Educatlon 1033 Cooper Street Margie full of vlm vigor and vltalxty volley ball and baseball another attractlve nurses asslstant hopes to do soclal work F- S- f 'eg , ,W T7 A . . - a I tu' ,ig , , , ceat P i 1 6 rggg 6 3 more ?fMJrL, more jun CHARLES EDWARD REID General 409 Benson Street Gator . . . big asset to the football, basketball and track teams . . . aspires to accomplish the feat of leaming to play piano . . . quick with a grin and quicker with a wisecrack hopes to be able to attend college. ALICE BELLA REPPERT Business Education Alice . . . sociable . . . good worker . . . whining smile . . . sense of humor . . . happy-go-lucky girl . . . typewriter whiz RAYMOND WILLIAM REUSTLE General 1025 N. Thirty-second Street Bill . . . mannerly, manly . . . at home in the water . . . swimming team . . . plans to own his printing business after working as a printer's helper. JAMES LEMUEL REVELS Business Education Jim . . does thinking of wrestling keep this sports fan so ARLEN E THELMA RITTERSBACH Business Education x 163 Ablett Village Specs loquacrous and vibrant dancing favorite pastime charming voice Glee Club Fantasies Library Council alms to get married LOIS EFFIE RIVELL DISIFIDUIIVC Education Lois petite little miss Junior Red Cross representa tive plans to work hard for a while and then marry FRANCES ROLOFF General 1118 N Twenty seventh Street Franny attractive complexion teamed with an attrac tive personality representative to Student Council Senior Council Anchors Awergh for this pert miss when she Joins the Waves LEON ROSSI Practical Art ee carefree never seems to have a worry BARBARA ANNE ROWAND Business 718 Linden Street Education Bobble effervescent Glee Club active 1n all girls sports manages volley ball one of Mr Stecks helpers pleasant surprise from Wilson to the Waves wants to get married RONALD G RUBAN Practical Arts 100 N Twenty third Street Ron tall cute can be found in auto electric shop TV forum track star plans to go out West Hunting and Fishing Pi Cltb dreams of opening cafe on White Horse C DOMINICK A RUCCOLO Business a2a S Third Street Education Pooch popular terrific dresser Wilson s lover TV career forum Orange and Black would like to see the world with pocketful of money MICHAEL JOSEPH RUCCOL0 JR Business 52a S Third Street Education Rick ready and steady helper master of sport level headed Orange and Black be bop fan ambition travel 'Y 'V 5 was Ks: in , x ill .KW if -yappe ed 4? get was Q i9-' 'E' wwf Q: DELLA M SHER Academlc 3819 Myrtle Avenue Delllah lnvarlable zest for fun enjoys drawing Dramatlc Club Smzlm Through Orange and Black .lunlor Prom Committee Spanish Club asplres to be a teacher 10? EVELYN ANN SIKORA General 302 Penn Street - Eue sweet and lovely beautiful clothes friendly enjoys sports especially like to roller skate nurse s helper demure plans to attend busmess thool ambition nursing DONALD K RYAN AC3dCmlC 1212 N Thirty second qtreet Don retrrmg and unassummg daydreams band Checker Club pamted wmdows m Halloween con te plans to attend mght school to study archxtectural drafting ELEANOR KATHRYN SCHARR Business EJUCRUOII 3226 Farragut Avenue Boots shy but frlendly efficxent tall and sllm hopes to greet you wlth a frlendly smlle as receptromst fLlNl-ORD WILLIAM SCHLUETER JR Busmess 614 Xme Street Educatlon 1 sociable all around clown set a mxghty fast pace on the swlmmmg team also plays tennls lookmg for an ofhce Job NIINERVA KATHLEEN SCHUG Dxstrlbutlve Educatlon 215 N Tlnrtl Qtreet Dolly tmy blonde wnh slumng blue eyes favorrte sport mclude swlmmmg and badmlnton hopes to work for a year and then tre the knot with Andy JOHN KRI' 91 E QELI ERS l0l Tfrrace Avenue at a rc ady wrt a steady smlle mvtr quxet keeps us ln the know about school sports Orange and Black Junior Prom plan t attznd Lfhlgh Unlverslty Academic never stxll Wrlsoman NORMA SENESE 108 5 Third Qtreet Du ty aucy lrttle mr team popular member of D E class ambltlon po to Callfornla and start rn l1llSlIlCQS Dl9lflbUIlVP Education wants to own a ba eball ROBERT SEWFKOW Busmess Education 114 N I'ortleth Street Lookow tall and blond responslble for art work rn llrlvonmn smcere Orange and Blarlt art stall lr I1 ELEANORA ELIZABETH QHELTON Academic 1190 Penn Street 'uddln amlable swf et dlsposltlon always a harp dresser Orange and Black Dramatlc Club Favzmsles baseball tfam homeroom secretary lookmg forward to college and teaching JOHN SILVA Academic 422 Berkley Street ,lohn black haxred actor football and track Dramatlc Club remember the red halr 1n Llfe w1th Father plans to be an auto mechanlc next year I LORIA ANTOINETTE SIMONELLI General 404 Haddon Avenue Nmelllc possessor of WIISOHS most unrque and bf st known nickname everybodys frlend gn bmellle thxrteen ln one car good drn er extraordinary whlslle C A A Councnl for three years wants to become another Rlchard Halhburton We 31 n . . . 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' ' 6 at-1 -, is - .sew 4 Hsffitii ' , T 7 I 2 ,iigisilj i K A , ',b L.fJ,i,j3,iQ rigs.-'21 gi JL' w if-:l,fMf: A or A I 1 , I . weed '..- ML eaf GIIMJQII .7Ml'LCy Q y CAROLINE JEAN SINCLAIR Buslness Educatlon 20l Bexdeman Avenue Pee Wee graceful and gracious very expressive eyes happlest on dance floor plans to be a secretary ANNE E SMITH Business Educatlon 832 N Thlrd Street Smlttxe dark curly hair and big gray eyes peppy head cheer leader modeled ln Dxstrlbutlve Ed fashlon show llkes bowling and dancing hopes to marry and ralse a basketball team FRANCES ALICE SMITH Academlc 2627 Cramer Street Smitty lively Splflt enjoys all sports constantly optlmlstxc Orange and Black Fantaszes G ee Club vlce president ambltlon llorlculturlst LORRAINE LYDIA SMITH Business Educatlon 206 Burns Street Smitty sharp terrlfic personality a real frlend ambltlon first to be a secretary and then marry that certain J ROBERT WALTER SMITH Practxcal Arts 1228 Bergen Street Zaza our quiet spoken class president tall dark and handsome seemingly shy but makes friends easily d namlc end of football team hl h sc rl f rw r y g o ng o a d for the Varsity basketball team Interested ln pro ball WILLIAM WALLACF SMITH IR Practlcal Arts 625 Vme Street Wally wxth the smlle a mad muslclan stage assistant ambltlon to own a motor cycle RUTH ANN SOLLY Academlc 1033 N Elghteenth Street o l Orange and Black art edltor gemal personallty Color Guard Sergeant gurls sports first prlze ln Halloween wmdow pamtmg scenery for Fantaszes loses everything she cant nall down Honor Roll delegate to Cltlzenshxp Instltute MORRELL ALBERT SORG Practxcal Arts 925 N Thlrt second Street Y Butch the well bullt man about school wants to be a roofer so he can get a sun tan plays a good game of basketball JOSEPH EARL STAFFORD Practical Arts 916 N Elghth Street oe enthuslastlc nature able stage hand a handy man to have around always rushing around the band room band manager looks forward to bemg a prmter C THOMAS STEEL Academlc 822 Barley Street Tom newer a worry or a care rates hugh ln muslcal ablllty band aspires to become a hlstory teacher via Temple Umverslty CLADYS L STEVENSON Business Education 2419 Howell Street Cladle warm smlle easy to get along with dependable llkes baseball dancing and Frankle Lalnes smgmg wants to travel ambmon secretary DONALD STILL Business dufglflon 755 Carman Street Lefty a real athlete outs ndm ln track and football Student Coun representative popular wmth the glrls ans to allow ln Rockefeller s footsteps N H K gg 77 L a -. ' ' I 4- Q a , 1 1 - ' A I . . . - . . . .. , I ,V r,.- 1 Sl..-. 1 ' j . , A ra ' 1 . Il tg Y!! ll bf I YV. j-X' , I' A I 'jj L I 'S - ' , C fr :1 I I1 G A ' J , x. In 'bn 49- 1951 'ML C0llqu2l'eJ L92 . . . machinist. 613 Vme Street cartoonist FRANCES E TAYLOR Academic 3016 Federal Street Fran v1v1d personality infectious giggle many s erlmg qualities to match her many charms Classical Club Junior Red Cross representative basketball badminton future teacher ROLAND TAYLOR JR Academic 618 Cedar Street Roland ambitious hustles ads for Wzlsonzan conscientious worker ambltxon -college JOHN THOMAS STOKES Distributive Education 2108 Howell Street I Johnny . . . participated in gym assembly program in soph- omore year . . . fashion show . . . ambition-to be a HAROLD CHARLES STONE General 428 N. Ninth Street Stoney . . . neat and well-groomed . . . politeness rules . . . let's go hunting or fishing! . . . president of Fishing Club may design your future home. WILLIAM WALKER STONE Academic 4-011 Westfield Avenue 1 mischievous grm and twinkle in his eye blond combines his humor with friendliness wants to use his persuaslveness as an insurance salesman DONALD HENRY STRAHLE Academic 3055 Carman Street Snooky competent student sociable and obligmg National Honor Society president outstanding outfielder on Varsity baseball team treasurer of B A A Boys State representative Senior Council future college man WILLIAM AUGUST SUDEN Academic 118 S Thlrty third Street Bill tall and handsome Checker Club Commence ment usher planning on college would like to be an auto mechanic EVELYN GRACE SULLIVAN DISIIIIJUIIVC Education 410 Taylor Avenue happy go lucky enthusiastic about all girls sports tops in swimming and dlvmg believes ln luck of the Irish skating and danclng are her favorites ambltlon to get a good Job GEORGE A SWEETEN Business Education Skinny quiet but talented with the paint brush Honor Roll sophomore and Junior years Wzlsonwn Student Council Orange and Black art committee would like to attend art school and then become a HENRY TASSI General 2112 Berwick Street Hank optimistic good basketball player a so likes baseball found with the boys Sports Club wants to manage his fathers tailor shop LOIS ANN THARP Business Education 1132 N Twenty third Street Lois her favorite question Where s Charlie? enJoys sports fun to be with always seen with the gang GORDEN H TELFER Academic 117 N Thirty thlrd Street Flash recent addition from Belleville Illinois quiet mld western drawl pleasing to the ear track Radio Club chairman Junior carnival committee impressive scholastic ability plans to study either electrical or chemical engrneermg 1- all 5f0l'Ill2 lll,t0 ll-leetlllatel' LEONARD THOMAS Practical A113 1128 Federal Street n hberal wrth hrs cordlal and cheerful smlle well llked Glee Club F antasres Student Councrl representative H1 Y Club wants to work m news paper plant mtends to spend three years ln Arr Force GLORIA E J THOMSON Academxc 3036 Royden Street Gee Gee talented fingers make a prano play sweet or swmg cheerful hkes a good tlme plamst for Dance Band orlglnallty ln planning assembly programs Orange and Black .lunlor Prom committee ambltlon hlstory teacher ANTHONY THURBER Business Educatron 950 N Front Street Homer short dark member of tenms team Dancmg Club favorlte sport why hes an avld baseball fan plans mclude the army BERNARD TOLL Practical Arts 3513 Federal Street Bernie appreclates a good Joke Varslty track man BAA one of the regulars at Kessels summers delight IS ln WlldW00d wlth East Camden Rockets ZELDA TOPLAN Academlc 123 N Twenty fifth Street e reserved retains an unruflled state of mmd at all tlmes exchange staff of Wrlsonuzn has the quah f1C3llOn5 that wrll make her a fine techmclan STELLA BLANCHE TREFTS Buslness Educatlon 640 N Thirty fourth Street Ste cute blonde sweet personality Glee Club llkes horses ambltlon an oflice worker ROBERT TROUT Business Educatlon 440 Trenton Avenue IZ masterful center of football team os prestrge rn the sports world basketball would be very happy wlth ten women and ten mllllon dollars STELLA KATHRYN TRYKA Academxc 222 N Elghth Street ex a most pleasant most popular glrl sportrve but polsed a famous smlle typrcally all around Orange and Black vrce presldent of Student Councll dance commlttees enthuslastlc about college HELENE BARBARA TURSI Business Educatlon 725 Berkley Street Turse what pretty eyes' sugar n splce n everythmg nlce msplrlng head majorette ambltlon to work as a secretary and slt on the boss s lap MILDRED UNDERWOOD Academlc 353 Boyd Street M1 friendly and smcere very sweet manner generally seen assrstmg ln the guld ance office Classical Club high hopes of attending college THERESA ANNA URBAN Busmess Educatron 473 N Thmy fifth Street Terry known for sweet qulet manner Re Cross helpful to faculty finds tlme to enjoy watching all sports wlll be ambitious office worker LYDIA JEAN VALENTE Busxness Educatlon 520 Mlckle Street 1 charms us m her own quiet way hkes all klnds of sports consclentlous worker ln many actlvmes finds tlme to work m M 5 Orange and Black alms to see those far away places 1 'ICD mmm 31 i ,W gall . . . 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VVVV Z ' f Q Fw - l W . af A 4 A H ll A- I SQUID? l'0h'l, grail!! all g 0110145 bs. 115 DONALD VALENTINE ACBCICIUIC 821 Carpenter Street Doodle bug happy go lucky originator of popular St Valentine column in Wzlsonzan year round member of the 8 30 Club provides sound effects for Dramatic Club ambition to be a teacher WILLIAM SAMUEL VALENTINE Practical Arts all N Eighth Street 1 tall and thin witty friendly personality IIII chiexous fellow ambition to join the army and cattcr the enemy RFTTY LEE VANDILK RIFT Business Education 2616 Ilerkley 5trtet Beit: Lfe our pin up girl and popular majorette War ity Oueen modeled for fashion show usually ru hlnv to keep a date will work ln an oflice next year FR XNK J VERDI Academic 521 N Thirty fourth Qtreet Frank cla s musician National Honor Society dark han lu urely Orange and Blaclt band Wzlsonzan has hown admirable leadership ambition 1 undecided Nl XRII' X IT XCLI KNO v2-I lork Ntrut Nlarnn tall and pleasant how our football team doing 0rrm,.e and Blrul. subscriptions Bu inf s Education let s go Roller Skating' Junior Red Cross aim to get a good Job D XNILL Nl XII XLF Practical Arts QI6 N l'1fth Htrett Danny sociable millng vice president of home it QF' XNN X X I WARD 840 Elm Ntrttt nn ton tantly delectable eharnun fun to be with ambition become a r .IU lx NI KRVIN WEINER 2768 Iialrtl lioulcvard room plays hot trumpet with band vocalist with dance band plans to open shoemaker shop ln the future H XRRI C W Al IIRON General III NX Twfntx cu-nth btreet Happy per onallty to match hi name lun loving atlm Clfe Club managcr B A A Fantasles aim to graduate FREDERICK DOI CLAS WALLACE JR Practical Arts 1126 Lawrtncf Stn et llanker another enthusiastic member of track team lmlm Xl ion Club Checker Club likes big league ba tball Phillies rooter auto electricity IS his future mess Education CH ARLES HENRY WEST Distrlbutixe I9 IN Twenty sixth Street Education gracious Charlie school band in sophomore and Junior likes to paint year hi hex ht comes ln handy on the basket ball court plans to work in the future after graduation Academic RICH ARD K WHITNEX Academic 410 Lmdcn btreet Nlarx ardent drbatir on any controversial Archie most famous for hls humorous antics ,ubje-ct . . . has latent supplies of ten-dollar words and mischievous deeds . . . president of his junior . -. . .ANL .... Consul of Classical Club . . . homeroom . . . would appreciate learning to drive J 'Y-JF' ,. aw a car . . , will soon be at University of Pennsyl- vania. W ' ' ' ' Olnlllenfelllellt lUltA fit! ilflfi allCl feCll'5 PEGGE WHYLINGS Business Educatron 2119 Rrver Road eg habltual daydreamer lelsurely pace Chmese art fascmates her-even has black furmture cashrer m cafetena ambrtlon to marry a certam sarlor NIAR1 H WICKER Busmess Educatron 928 N Twenty hfth Street Nlaunv popular blonde always busy makm pm and farrmg ets future could he as a prrvate ecretary 'N -Us 3 GEORGE WILLIAMS Practical Arts 931 Cedar Street Brud nearly alvvavs seen grlnnrng a large supply of good wrll seen ln the machme shop ambltlon to graduate Ar Q. DOI ORES VIARIE WINNER Drstrrbutrve Educatron 321 Grant Street 3 Dolly blue eyed popular wlth clas mates Hostess Club usherette Ha hes a sparklmg dramond on her left hand Wzlsonum representative future homemaker MARY JEAN WOOD General 1020 Reev es Avenue Woody ga seldom worries llkes to cheer others Junror Red Cross chlef ambition to graduate WARREN A WOODROW Academlc 2738 Harrison Av enue Chlz remarkable bass volce president of Glee Club K. il we-wx I E- fy? keen deductlomst Fantaszes A Cappella Chorr mam ambxtlon to keep has car runnmg JO AN EVELYV WYATT General 823 State Street .loannle friendly blue eyed blonde cheerful greeting for everyone Student Council Junlor Red Cross Glee Club future telephone operator RU FH V YODER D1 trrbutrve Educatron 2206 Sewell Street Ruthv amrable mlss admlrable drsposltlon ecretary of DE wants to be somebodys wlfe jumor Red Cross hostess at Fort Drx MARY DELORES YOUNG Busmess Educatron 316 Mrckle Street 1 sweet per onallty lrkes usherlng bubblmg wrt Orange and Black wrllmg worker will anchor awelgh wlth the Waves OLIAVI A BL XWCHE YOUWG Busrne 2743 Saunders Street Educatron Occy pleasant remembered for her attrac trve clothes wants to jom the Waves marry that certam P W 9 Q ff? iv' NIICHAEL YLRKOW Dlstrxbutrve Etlucatron 301 Pornt Street Wlxke good natured always ready to do a favor for omeone visual and operator football and track for hot rolls see Mrke amhrtron to open hrs own bakery JOSLI H 'N LERBO Academlc H1 S 1'lfth Street Lerb dark eyes wavy halr sharp tlothe funster all the way Orange and Hluclt Prom committee Key Club Drexel and ownmg Yankee Stadlum are future plans M Croc ll iq., in C ' .J ' l ' f . 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Eileen X Hoflmang Ser-mul Rows joan Daniels, Lillian Pettiford, .Ioan Mori. Doris Phillips. lrene Cray. Betty Jackson. Paul Smith. Ronald Yogel, George Albrecht. lrene Bates. Sophia Pavle. Milrlrefl Hyland. Yiiian Nass. Janet Hemi. Xrxa ,lohnsonz Thin! Rau' llelen Parker. lierniee Newton. Frefl Froelieh. ,lark Wilhelm. Francis Beaudet. lleraltl Wooden, Harry Brooks. Richard Brouillard, james Dempsey, Martin Farrell. :Xlex Diftlatties. Joe Xmbruso. llarbara Moore. Anna Cobb: Fourth Row--Julius Springer. joe Voorhees. Warren Carter. Charles Hourly. Harry Wintlish. Otto Vohringer. Robert Wriglit. ff l Sponsors of 1052 Class ' i-'J,fQMg3,,,,,,,g,5f Mrs, Reis! anrl Mr, Marley First Row-Viola l'ieree. Louise Hawkins, Peggy Smith. Evelyn Van Gemert, Anna l.itle. Doris Foster. Frank Reese: Seeond Rau- l.illian Forrester, Dorothy Sledge. llarbara liriflfiths. Marjorie Travis. Loretta Pancelli, Doris 4 Greenlee. ,lames Shelton: Third Row --Patrieia Ftrahle, Patricia Harbridge. Barbara Hirshorn. Irma Stiles. Anna Mae I-lernisey. Barbara Todd, Francis Mowry. Gene Perry: Fourth Rou--Doris Wilkinson, Shirlee Garbrecht. V Dolores Robinson. Elizabeth Kanagie, Robert Milne, Ervin Reclferng Fifth Row-Bob Stroniinger. Ray Williams. Fred Payton. jesse Maass, Sidnev 'l Ruby. Harry Pierson, Robert Oklatner. IQ ' Q ul - I R1lll.Xl-IIH fflusx Fumlx Card Salesrrzwi--E. Kanagie. D. Phillips. S, Pavle. A. Peterson. P. Smith Fin! Run' -Kay llonahue. Rita Ili llartolomeo. Mary Lou Seyholci. Anna llulletta l lor:-nee llarr. lhimrht llonstetl. George ffhellewg Sefond Rau'- Nlarie llorri-pgiiie. .loan llulliehl, Nlary lerlian. Barbara Butterfield, Marv li.-mimi. Nlarx Inu li1wulel1.lil1arles Robinson. Thi'rflKt11t'---Connie Czyzwski. Alien' Ifmtgill. Ros.-mary l'y-inn-, ll:-len llaxter. .loyee lletwiller, Nancy Briggs: lfmzrlh Run' lfarl Warner. Joseph l.:-ntl. Robert Dudley. Max Rabinoxilsj. liiifltiifil Sluugluer. Robert llayruns. .loe Sheppard: Fifth Row-- 'Xliltun West. Charles Lim-oln. .lim Walker. llonahl Pacevich, Tom Downes. liurton 'Nlurrisz Shih Ron' Robert Slim-fel. 'Il-tl lietz. Gorden Kirby, Arnold ' Cream. Wall Kubiali. William Nleitit. HERE, THERE, Xrt 1 ra fl Exhibit admire cl X., ig- Sm... Remedial Readlng Maghlnv Rah' Rah' Rah' WIISODV x Ill uw A fl A1 JI .ILlIll0I' ar nw Ba kcitball champ L 'I Ru! C ro 1 IYN f'IlbPl'Q dc-hu-r C hrl Ima hd ke-t a . 'N Y . .Q I, 1 V7 J :BL A, I . . yn K I x . h Uv J Ns' ig ,Q - .4 5 ' f x ,Xu I ? , It K 7, is ,E , t r fy S 8 ur 2 H 1 A 15,21 1 7 '3ff - 2 M, VI 1 X F . 'W .-1 ' ai -M Afxi i' Av U- Jr. ' f s- . I 's S 's S. f 1 f' ' 7 I , , ., , , , f ff -N ' 1,,,',f r'v1e'll,' v alfa, l -fe- ' s' 4' s s. J r 4 . ' , 1 . I t . E ERY HERE Apparatu for aft:-r school 4-njovnwnt Q 10 gdk '53 5vnl0rs sd lhv talnle for C hrlstma I drlw A wh' Pdrtulpants m 1930 Plllllll Spf-akm Contf-I dr .mn Lounul .1 w U to In 11 Wir Yldrla x W' r M0 ,rx e VB 055000 V36 XC' ei -.4 hx C50 C YL r do C ua' 0 xo 2 me V1 QY1 P, wee Aw' we Fld hlrullm drawm pens and ml. we AW' K' av 96 Q0 an YOUF Orange and Black DOW' Where are those write ups we 9 Tw pmi prepare Copw Staff workerf keep the ball rolllnv fanta ie llagtiine piano. nieloclious organ. dancing feet. singing ioivesf the l r1nlns1'es is onl This array of talent was assembled in a cast of tsio hunclrefl and fifty with the utmost tfooperation of teachers and pupils. Stage props were hancllefl expertly : Call girls and inalic--up artists were constantly alert he- hincl the scenes. Wilson owes the suecess of its first big niusival production to Director Miriam C. lloffineister. It took hfllrs. Hs' vivifl person- ality and extensive knowledge of music' to put over the liing-to-he-renieinherecl Fantasies. 41-11. lin l,l'r'b0r .'1llgllSfIilll'.u '?fsf4uves.L4fn-v, Spmuurrls clap to Ins Chzlzpmier-r1s. xv V 1-s.Il'H A. Q-1 rf' I ' i ' i I Rr'l'1'r1m'c' I , Dramatic moment in Apache Drmre. DQQHFQ 4 . --qqgg-nnn........-Fin.. , . -' add L' i tselles Ftlllll ut., SOPH 'Tc J, ! ,mf ,f . - . xx First Row-Dorothy Mawemihley O'Hara, Mae Masai, Dolores ' i -Q McBride, Joseph Popini, Philip Israel, Mary Florence McGl1nchey, Bette Morris, Gertrude ' Manuel, Joanne Edwards, Eva Blown. Second Row-Joan Orner, Gwynne Badgely, zltcqueline Joslin. X. Q- Jeanette DK-Xllessandro, Joan Elzertson, Robert Damghajian, Joan Gardner, Hatti organ, Florence I f, j N Medley, Naqcy Naim, Janet -Martin. Third Row-Arlene Binder, Joan Myers, An' ine Bocelli, Jane I ,, i BiSh0P, Thomas Hawk. Ralph Cicwlw. Barbara Carvin, Margaret Avis, Barbara 0 rdholtzer, Rosalie 1 J 'I lt' N Ll' 1' fi 4' . Massi. Fourth Row-Elaine McBriden Patricia Newton. Carolyn Van Doren, Phillip retl, Robert Koros. L' ,fi 1 tx 5 L . . X. Edward Kirby. Gail Campbell, Margaret Cordner, Barbara Jefleris, Fifth Row- rman Chickachop, 5 'J' xi Q ' if ' J 5 K George Hulish, Donald Frost, Fred Hoeger, Robert Jarvis, Leonard Piontkowski, mas Hofman, Robert , I r .w J ' 3'-J '- ' A ffff f ' f:lUtiS0ll, .Rnley K8iIl0Wil1. Sixth Rauf-John Riehel. Robert Handlelon. Jam, Hiteshew, Reynolds 1 l' 1 i' . errant 'lton Ko ln, trrv Rosen. ' ' ,, ' 1 ' H 1 . W- g J .LI-V'-,f-..af, At t W . N. r, V- 'H' i., X Nw Y 6-5 IQ' Af ' I I First Row-Teresa Greene, Mary Cardell, Geraldine Kaighn, Dor- Class ,4d1,iS0,s-Th0maS Fone, Helena 5. Harden N' othy Harrop. Geraldine Walters. Madeline Ellis, Shirley Whitman, ' ' Lorraine Jarvis, William Boettcher. Seeond Row-Hammig Jigari- -,wv M ,ff A ' gian, Helen Smith, Joan Laurie, Margaret Crothers, lone Gottlieb. 9' A f 4 -:-- 'f Y ' li fl' 4 0 ! Alma Romana, Anna Froelick, Barbara Gedling. Third Row-Julia 'Md ' 'X . I . Fitzgerald, Rosemary Verdi. Madeline Reebl, Mildred Tims, Doris Q' - I fd i, 11 4, N Philipsen. Electra Shissias, Caroline Peacock, Alberta Dreher, A --- , 5 Y ' 6.g 5 Richard Toogood. Fourth Row-Henry Stinsonan, Donald Pennock. -4-s ig., 'ev 2 Steven Playo, James Visalla, Arthur Roney. George Pitts. Geor e W A , A T Taylor, Fred Holloway, Francis Campbell. Fifth Row-Raym' d 5-2 r I vi 5 - t t Jenkins, Donald Sorensen, Arthur Watson, Joseph Chilbert, n . , -, ' if . ,, - y Chew, Walter Sulzbach. Robert Smith, James Beswick. X ' I 15 , X 'Qffi -- i ' 7 e. J ix iff , iii ' if ' N 4 x 'Q ' I . 9 ' F J -K X V U . .x i ' f ,L J Sophomores plan for Class Dani, 1, .Z - , -,fy .sf Q' . KX 7 13 ii, , 'J a - sa Nx First Row-Ollie Johnson, Betty Reppert. Cynthi he ' 'X D Greene, Doris .-ihern, Stevia Schaffer. Edna Brooks. Eliza ,X A Joseph Fiore. Serond Row- .Elsie Wilkinson, Shirley Baug Isabel .3 -, Young, Cynthia Dt-Nighr, Carol Schaller. Betty Lou Henry, I Danaher. sr Albert Cameron. Thin! Rau-V --Toni Santini, Helen Collar, Veronica Reed. ,N Gladys Bartseli, Shirley Wyatt. Bernice Corcione, Mary Prokapus, Joan Collar. Fourth Row-Harry Burke, Robert Brunges. Robert Badger, Ken- neth Magnin. Alfred Maurer, John Lemmf-rman, William Deputy, Shirley Withers. Richard Dickinson. Fifth Row-George Lowery. Norman Man- ning, Norxal McHenry, Richard Augelli, Leroy Martin, Wayne Kraft. Maurice Leinenbach, Jack Devenney. ffv '- ' ,XJ W4 aa A li Y l 1 0RES+ y . LY 0 bo? ex ,r D' , .rg JX- , , YJ A f J' I, rl IJ f f , 1 'I V H .1 ' Firsl Row--Hrle-n Ke-rr. Lickft-ld, Doris Litlv. Eve-lyn Swift Zig, ' f flora Titus. Pliilim Ros:-n Nlildrc-d Watson, Doris Lind Shirlew l V l'aylor, Patricia Kuski, Sh:-lia Nancy Krc-vgvr, Haul lirlian , ,am D f ,Z J , -5 rrine- Lowland, lie-rtrutlv linighton. ' 'X Nora l 11'ke'ring. lzlvanor Ivrutliard. fionstance L ,loan 5t0ve'nson Paul Engle- ,1 yi, Ruth Thonypuon. jf-an Sr-haffq-r. Shirlq-y Klapprgth, Flnrvncf- Le-mnwrman, Kvgina l.0vf-. Fourth Rau fha 1' L ,, f Fc-rry, -Xngn-lo Un- Frank, John lVlc'.-Xlavk. Alan Ricrhwall, llonald Cor-luring:-r, Franvis Mcllinnis Brn n X I Lmgtcad, Craig Kogvrb. Joss-ph Yitagliano, Donald Edwardg, Hrucv Wolff-. Fifth Row-Larry lrimm , , V ' pf , Andrvw Foss, john Uovoni. Rob:-rt Solomon, W'illiam Radford, Kenneth Gilwrson, Wilbur Rupert Donald xi ,ftfll X , ,Qi ' llctiingrr. Roh:-rt lfolange-lo. ' A A ij JL ' x .f' 1 u I I' Y ,' K 9' A 1 ' 1 f X- , 1 -1 fa 4 , K, First Row-Richard Skokowxki. anna Gardner, Ro:-zalielie Hillilnann. Louise Coopf-r, Patricia Titus. Ada-ll flvhrf-t, Patricia Fostvr, Anna Carlin-r, flonniv Gilliland, Sewond Row-Hvlvn Paaswatf-r, Naomi Ham- ilton, Myrtle Gray. Ciiarloltr' l rw-tt, Judy Miller, Batty Due-rat. llori- Grw-in-, Arlo-nr Curry, Third Huw- -Charle-sl andvgrift, joannr- Uarryt-ll. Elva firvani. Lucille' Crogf-. Marlvne- ,Iv-nkins, joan Linthicum, liarhara Hart, Shirlvy Warrrn. Ruth Frantz. Fourth Row-Tony Camlrone, Lorraine- Grimes. Allwrt Oglr. John Morgan, David Rush, Frank Tryka. Richard Smith, Arthur Smith. Larry Mvtz. Fifth Raw--Herman Kaul:- lrr. slllan Horstir-n. Edward Williamx, llarold Stillwell. .lolin Ill:-,fa . Htydllllll l , H 1- , . 'I ' 5 if ,..J.9.' .t,.:..,',l un 'V' 'YV' 4 I' J Q r .7-Q So homorv Clan Office-ra Pat Nr-wton. Serrelrzrvi Frwl Schofnffld p .. , ' Trvusizrvri loan FIHIOHN. luv-I'residf'r1lg Robvrt Mow, Preaidenl f-C aa. fo -'71 f I my fJ JJ 1 f f 1f 'J ' if-. .. ff 4' jfffff ,i ,Ay fff,fj I, , f ' Z 1 ' M A, ,- I . A V f Q , 1' Fin! Rau' l.ouiN liantimglio, Gloria lirliivr Mail! A Marie' bil lffthnr lfliif-rici. lf da Sole-rnail. Caroline- . MOAH. nna Hay,'Qyai lin-winglon. Sa Qi --liurllafa Flor t. n Simon. loan llkfflf-3, llnlnrns llro i . Nli Q .Hilli yyllaoss, Sliirle-y W incnffi, Ipaq- Zimlnrr. 'Y' ' Rnih 1 n llvullgZ,Q IG Sagwxtrfallirml- Wilaon. Suriv Bryant, l.0uyQv Br' dt. ig'-ling algr, sa X091-Ei, ryannv Rig,-y, fourth Hoi4rf?v lla lwih. liomiriclf MBIUCCQK Useph Horayg Rpbrrt Hainv-, Jamra larr, Roh'-rt Gorman, Danie-l Franks. Carlos Ana:-lmi, St.-w Latko. ijlh RN' Henry'Millf-r, William Abrams, Earl Chapman. tlrorga- llmwn, 'led Horan, ,Walter johnson.'Gillwrt Balm, Robert Johnson. xi, Wollock, Crr-tc-han Scott, Virginia Kapigian X Lf-athvm L l Q B! , , , fx 7 11 ' n L . s R M . P' yUaQ 5 2 3 , Q if xxx I ' ,If--,, '-.gif ,- f g Q. ,a ..,-'G' V , 5' ' 2 1 , V 'Q . .. 1, 3 i5 'KN 'f 'Qs-Q ef .Mvf 'O ' l .kj it 5 'ya 5 42 15 asf, Tw? Q, is W, or for a futur in business Y L 0 K Q . I How many per minute? Dictation hy dictaphone! M-9 gets secretarial help. Q If Q -f' ig-ji 54 r Q.,-I-5-L.. WO xx ' E , Z P r l I 1 'I - ' r DH' Bookkeeping in tructions bw Wir Pawlak A variety of jobs in clerical practice. ur hops are practical 5h0P Checki Hg mach QTY ' y, me Ytacilce vm 311 ma Chine allism O f radios Gnd 8 Ut , ,SN omobges iri 1'-Y Future prmters learn fundamentals Wood shop turns out useful artlcles ur C1 as Se S Train f 01' al.- led Hr Ge Ps R v ..y H Agfrx QAAQQ , wk ful Yxiv I WAY Kogxyqxx 00 F. 'R mix ' ' ' N19 'iowxwg YCQXNBW meoxsx Z 4' ,J I -I ' N I , ' 1 1 I I L Xixwg. C XC '3 or N E32 1.5- 5 V301 L 3 1 V , ,,m..I.a OP 'VP ti gym leads-r..' .. Z, L E? ! ii iifmy ITIL '-....,, ,.a1rP 5 . ,ef Y v M -Q, -X O f fix 5 like - f to aa in wagon. .I ,iQ Qu K 'XE f M Ld lf! ZZX .2 Fli XX IN CLASS 4-47+ ,I IIIZZB We have classes 111 J-lv 5 ,Cm ng and Human kelafzvus il 3. I: 162 S31-Vin 3 t up to agke he young Knee? 'S Cr sez for Nxowffs flllure Parenthood 4 Q ., 'N Learning table manners by experience. Scouting for the latest in interior decoration. S.- Lll llO r R taller Club mmt Buxldm a dl law cz Dlstrlbutlve 6 Educatlon M35 Y. 4 rf'U7OngtraH . , ' 0 nvff- -fnwf0fk a H Sale. 'Yea Student tra' .3 in action. IHEC Q., X: -i url--4 W ,. TL L .sw U . X fl' mx.. i I Li We Train for Health, Leisure Time, and Safety 1 1 xx ,. a r Juniors practice First Aid. Child care taught with live subjects Nfal 5 and e da u tan 'A hgbxx C x'0 'k 41 450' wo' Driver education offered to all seniors learning to appreciate good mueic PN Nfxf,.4l X .JIS L Wa fv-Lb rfb f- ?g5fJ'g Sita? Y' 1 f X KX K FN Fxwwm 3-XX F ' ,? 7 J.. - SPORT S -Hi? Majorettes in action Bette Lee Vandegrlft Anne Bearmt Norma Rlckley Head Majorette Helene Tursl and Barbara Marley MAJORETTES an CHEERLEADERS Zlgglty boom rah rah' V V That s our cheerleaders Thev deserve much credlt for spendlrg thelr spare time after school practlcing the cheers that inspire our boys to vlctory And look! there go our high-stepping ma- jorettes. Their striking routines have entertained us at many sports events. Cheerleaders and majorettes - our thanks for a job well-done. it E, p , Ae: KAR X as Qi 'MA t R0w'0- 'QV . . ff 1 Qxeegxgqx - 'cgegi Q emi ad - yi V -V gb 19. , -gn aww Heogcv xC ge xd Ron B. M x I S exe' YJCXLG X: gc0' ,NVQ- m. X ,bn 'Ht k , E Y 1,3 fge 4, . -v71ifJ..L - --- M 4--1 r . . - ,ur gn. 4 ?- . ., i ,tr'-- gif! ' gd-..,,,,'fuCj ,-' Q A,,. 3,1 Eg 'jf . V 'db ,- . m ,, - V 2 ,57 'j.-,,,-- , i I . W ox. , 1 . Y vp-1-v O ' ' W ng, wf L,,.A W ll on s Color f uard Ruth qolly sergeant June Johnson Jean Mengle Gloria Kaplan Roberta Carr 1.-air. QIN 1 .lkmrptgeslnngseolor guards on parade' W 5-byv. r- HO, O Baud assumee faxorxte formatlon AND and COLOR GUARD urst of '-ouml plasll of Lolor Wlletmlle hand ma es N appmaranu Uur orange and black clad Inu lLl3It9 Qttrted thelr l9505l attlxlttfa wlth the eonung of the football Season The band prouclerl entertamnlent during many half tnnf ptrlod The LllIH3X Lame when thev lefl Vlll on Qplrlted throng H1 1 paracle back to the Qchool mftf r tht VlllUI'l0llQ Turku Day Came 'Warm ll 9 l'I'zl marked the tllgltl of the Fifth Annual lgllltl Cone: rt and Dantz featuring Vlr Nlarlu s Mail 'Vlufin ldllg FOI OR Cl XRD It onlx take a well ttrnefl phrase like folor guard rlght guard Nquarl Into a new execatnhlng routine Wllson 50 ol squad Qet the pace ln varled modern formation: Q59 Q Z I -f Miami? Chtef Marley l ff. t A . , S' ' -' ' A ' 5 I .. ' ' .YH , nt .- Q 5 525 . -Q, . '- H 3 ' .sa - 'Ei U A FSH Q ' : x ' X .f M. l ' ! , . .L k V V 5 ,. ,. ' t A I 1 t if . ,L 1, t .- . l ll-ff a - 9 ' a-:I ' Q I , F x V ' ,bg sk 1. Q '-' ' Li - Q , . ' -- Y .. A x ' V .- V Q ' 51 7? ' 4 1 . A . D , U V' v' x, A ' V ' V ' 9 Lum- LM-e 50 xl, 2 ' B .Q .- .S - a 4 2 kt ' t v, ' 77. x f ' ' S' '- . v. S ,S L . . . z D M t ' .'. . 7' I 1 ,I 1 A v ll - ' ' S ' I - ' 'J ' 7 ' 7, N S -A L for Sergeant Ruth Solly to maneuver herwell-trained color ,I nf , ' lr ' ,, , r -- ., 4 ' . ' I gy, I -1 1' .Y -,ic , ' I I 5 7 ' Qi X - :A , l 1, Ill . 7 I f A K -S V t Z fc il :-L W ,Z . xi , ,I .x , I1 Y, . V-'Y l WA. y' 4' 45 w. -A' , ' -. , V- . s . ' iefjf 3' ' 'i 'Q 'Q Y F . .' ' - ,f' ' . .,,,,, ' ', '- , I .. , ' F OOTB L FX. 43393. 'He' Ftrs! Row Reid Luers Davis Kerbaugh Brilliant Trout Plcou LIQDICII bmith Pedrick Atlusson Second Row Coach Bednard Brooks Thomp on Wllltllbh Fisher Miller LaIVIarra L1br1z71 Still Ervin Frot Qheppard Third Row Qchoenfeld Injaian Gam bone P1IarL Beaudet Ntark Grace Cox Warner Fithian Nfos Coach I'orte 'X the final gun ounded on Thanksgiving Dav 1950 it marked the completion of the mo t ucce ful football season for Woodrow Wilson met 1939 Eight victories and one defeat is a record to be justly proud of The main rea on for the Prexies success was its forward wall widelv known a the be t in South ,Ier ey The graduating members of the team are Wayne Liebich Ed Kerbaugh. Dave Brilliant Dick Picou. Ed Pedrick, Charlie Reid Don Still Bill Atkis-on Bob Smith and Joe Davis. The team ended the season by winning the South Jersey Group III title for the fir-t time in the :chools history and by thumping an outclassed Camden High eleven 19-0 on Thanksgiving Day the first time in eleven year.. He ad Coach Paul Bednard with the able a::i:tanCe of Tom Forte. backfield coach and Stan Pawlak and Alan Katz. line coaches. h . finally succeeded in putting Wilron on the football map. WOODROW ' ix u.soN woonnow woounow WOODROW WOODROW WOODROW WOODROW WOODROW WOODROW WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON W ILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON RECORD WOODBLRY COLLINCSWOOD ST. JOSEPH YIINELAND MERCHANTYILLE CAMDEN CATHOLIC 12 PALMYRA BLRLINCTON CAMDEN OOO 'S Football Coaeher and Co-Captain: Left to right: Tom Forte. backfield and ,Iunior Varsity coach Alan Katz a ,'.- ixtant line coach. Bob Smith. c'o-cap- tain Paul II:-dnard head coach. Ed Pedrick. co-captain. and Stan Pawlak line coach. W X ct' T-Pau r' H RUR fl LL, u Nd I 5 P Y x'.U'.l1 1 f J.,- 'fm Pedrlck and Smnh ,Sv .iv B111 AtklSQ0I'l , n Iirnlllant and llcou f-. Nilllf-r and 1 B111 Luers carrymg the ball ra' 'ff 153' iq! Jr OD' J' adi- ll fi U Kr rhdugh and Reid Of Dau .534 hanN 1 M Lax arra Mkl on anl 'Ir I Edie Pedrlck hits St has fli' y 0 . ' '- 4 Q? 'K .L '1Q X? p ' K 1 , ,lQ'H !-f 5,1-' ' fic I 1 1 jfrfw ' JM .,,, VI A ff' ju.-',4,A rl' X V, I ' K 1 1 X I x ,Joi N- x ,0f 1 dx 'NH ,,J X Vases, V,. Vw ' cr: 'NKa+coX. , . Puuhieoxx. A to Rig . 4-a1X Quark 5 C muck Fun V av4XaXk.Al,enl .3 mvxdxxx. V. Vmmf. YV Leu '-nam . V N100 if Standing 0. hen, ' 'KXx,X. S.bawxs. Qkcko h YK. Fun i 03.AXN'CX'l. Nh Vwa++. Xohxan, Vs. . m-XM. ' Q14-3 Xkmxo, V. eil to Right. Y nag cl 1, Saute XXX . ,, f,J,.,1,, 'rj , ,MXN Cn ,. ash B H3 . SS SIVP5 tim I P Y li D to Fa A pfa' nl Jon Per rohg. BASKETBALL The 1950-51 basketball season got off with a bang. with the team defeating Woodbury by a score of 58-35. As the season progressed, the Bassmen won 8 out of the first 9 games. We entered the city series and ended up. tied for second. with 3 victories and 3 losses. This however, didn't stop our team from winning South jersey Championship Group Ill. whieh we had previously won two years in a row. lly displaying the high scoring efforts of Bob Smith and Cf-ne llurns. Wilson defeated Haddon Heights to advance to Elizabeth to play in the semi-finals. Through sheer determination and will to win. the team heat a strong, South River five lCentral Jersey Champions! by a score of 59457. We entered the finals only to be defeated by a strong Englewood club. The record of 18-6 adds another good season to Woodrow Wi1son's past achieve- ments. W.Wilsrln Upp. Woodbury Burlington Burlington Camdgn Collingswood Audubon Moorestown Vineland Merchantville Q .,t. Josephs St. .loscphs C d C th 1, Bridgeton am en if 0 lc xAudub0n Merchantvllle Vineland Camden Camden Catholic Collingswood NJSIAA TUURNAMENT Paulsboro 70 36 South River Haddon Heights 4-7 34 Englewood 8618 1 166 a 0568 6 Zeke drives in. 12,01 r ,G Plll G I'0llT AT BASEB LL Under the helm of Stanley Pawlak for the second consecutlve year the PFCXICS dlamond lepre sentatlves agam gave a good account of them selves as IS usually the case The club had lts slghts grlmly set on the Clty Seues and Group III crowns whlch were wrested from them the prevlous year after a serles of heartbreaklng losses The sole purpose of the entlre season was Y to regaln these tltles Although the team lost several key players through graduatlon the hustle and the deslre to wln was there even though the team had to fight uphlll all the way and make every h1t and run count Sorely h1t lll the pltchlng department and wlth half of the lnfleld gone Coach Pawlak nevertheless got a WlI1I1lY1g LOITll'JlI'ldtl0I1 together ft Hillman! if Ai. Hut the flll'l' all was v- wt Strahle steals home . . , .K Q - N . 9 9 ' 9 , l . - 1 , , 9 1 T Q, . 'f M' ' ..x- W, . M fx., t - . gy-, . . Q3-3 .il' fr ,W M, A - fl Q i fr ' 2 A X K .l. , 'D' X v A, X J- ' I, ' K 1 - Y? ' ' . y 24 law I wi 6 X 'V xx X V . .. I, . 4 fi s - P .' ' X W 'y xg ov' J N ,ASV --.ff Q XXVI gi N. 't , 7 Pgxxen - Q 0 5- W00lllt0W WIL 0 V g dw riffs? ff 1' I vm il, ? D ,L Haflt Rau lx N nth mgr J 1 :on D ul my ll llltfl R lm onne r 1 Brager D Dax les B Bobo Front Rou 'll B s a lst lt roavhl Burn R john on ll 4 f w rch Q old H Lou h lerr Q Bearlnt Xllenhamk Stan Pawlalc head math TENN S The PlCXlCb tenmb team wah bCllOllSly hampened thu year hy the lack of experlenced plaven Coach Walten Nowak, maklng hlb debut as temub mentol had to bulld haf, cluh around jubt two returumff vetenans, Dave Bflllldllt and Lauv Zltomer qparked by thlb duo, the netmen Uwe all Opp0altlOll l0ll0'll UOIDU all the way If ' NIO! 1 9. 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'X 5 -' p ' 1a fa , Y ft' l l 1 'n .X- . ,T v V , K - ,-1 ' in . ,..,,. 5- 1 F ' V- 'M A ' 1 x vi , L4 in .L 1 f ' ' 'i -' - 44 ' - A Pluu Pon TRAC K me T1115 year t1dL1x eoaeh Thoma5 Folte lb han dlcapped mth the 1055 of manv C0llSlbtClll QHLI fi' -in Clean the p f1r5t and 5econd plaee 1511111615 of the 1950 team, but he ha5 some 11055 who ale leady and Wl11lll0' to H11 then p1ace5 Ulu txamk men have a 1dlg6 t151t ahead of them a5 they M 111 he defendlnff the Llty 861163 Cham pl0llb1llp whleh wa5 won 1a5t yeal for the f115t tlme 111 the h15to1y of the 5411001 They M111 a15o he tlylflo' to Wlll fox a 5etond tlme the Group III South Je15ey Crown W1'llL1l wa5 galned lll the p1evxou5 sea5on Even Wllh th15 ahead of hlm, M1 Forte lb confi dent of th15 year 5 team X Y X 0 F1rst Row D Qtlll C Reld ,1 Evans 1' ba bell H Carpenter R Plcou W Rldgeway manager Sezonrl Row E Ham monzl R Stelfel ,II Coe tello R La Favor H wlDdlS1l ,I Dav15 A Cream .1 Qxngle F Payton .1 Blue Nl Thrrzl Row Mr Forte roach R Getzov R Payton J Ruende b 111 'V11 u5 W lleblch W Sentman C Lamarra W Y R Payne Mr Un erl JRR' lf'l1Pl' ae 1 tant moaah mug X..- SPURTS I lk xv Q25 SOFT BALL First rou'-F. Shf'lIOIl ,lame-Q, F. jamv-. M Reeves. K. Caponf-. F Sikora. Second row-B. Plum mer, J. Dirmitt. R Newman. E. Kf'llf'f, F Smith. g V' 97 'Simi and get GIRL ' SPORTS SPORTS REVIEW Girls, sports are intramural, but exciting action and keen competition are never lacking. Anything from being tackled by an aggressive guard during a basket- ball game to getting five bulls, eyes in a row is likely ro happen and usually does. Regardless of scraped knees, sore muscles, and broken fingernails, sports Sure are fun, After the school day is done. Points are given for participation in sports and awards, ranging from gold pins to numerals, are pre- sented at February and May ceremonies. Receiving no awards, but more deserving of them than anyone, are our untiring, patient faculty advisors, Mrs. Altimore, Miss Fiero, and Mrs. Cooperman. G.A.A. Council, composed of the oflicers, gym class representatives, and managers worked hard to make this year's C.A.A. activities tops. The Council worked with the B.A.A. to sponsor a Christmas party, complete with refreshments and entertainment. High on the list for laughs was the Girls vs. Men Faculty basketball game. 1 , Ubi' 1 1' :Hx ' ,4 4 Y ,4 c S -.41 , First Rnw: J. Dirmitt, C. Simonelli, ,I. Betz, F. Taylor, G. Thomson, E Keller, B. Moy, K. Crowley, Newman. Second Row: R. Binder, S. Tryka, J. Russell, D. Robinson, L. Naticchia, L. Pancelli, H. Jigarigian R. Green, M. Kaufman, B. Oberholtzer, Third Row: Mrs. Cooperman, M. Cordell, M. Travis, J. D'Alessandra, A. Romano, M. Tims, R. Love, N. Pickering, C. Stonebach, E. Cream, Mrs. Altimore, I. Bates, M'g'r. v fi, 1 ' 1.0 1 - Zifn, , W X X 0 T OF CLASS H0 OR oclm-Q ILL an CRQLL Q U' 3 Cu W n mlm lllp r . 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MRS MATTHEW BRILLIANT BINKIES SWEET SHOP AND LUNCHEONETTE 3506 WESTFIELD AVENUE Camden N J .I O E W A N D Y B A R 24TH AND RIVER ROAD Cramer Hull DEALS SELF SERVICE MARKET GROCERIES AND DELICATESSEN 276 SOUTH 27TH STREET WOodIown 3 3545 Camden N COMPLIMENTS PAT GIAMBRONI COMPLIMENTS OF L A N G S B A K E R Y 2752 FEDERAL STREET WO 3 9220 GARDEN LUNCHEONETTE 33RD AND WESTFIELD AVENUE FOUNTAIN SERVICE SandwIches Ice Cream Soda Magazmes GEORGE E MUNYAN OWEN WELLS GROCERIES AND MEATS 2900 HIGH STREET Plumbmg Heahng OII Burners Installed For Fuel OII and Burner SEFVICG Camden N J W 4 IO25 I5 N 35th Streef Camden 5 000 X000 f00000f0'00f 00' f0000000000Zf 0000010000 S I ' or A ' ' ' J' MR. . A f OF .f ' - , A , nl R - T 1- I K . Call: EMerson 5-0532 ' , . . O - . , N. J. - A. CARIDI 8. SONS Wholesale CANDY AND TOBACCO 3400-02 WESTFIELD AVENUE Camden, N. J. OHLS CONFECTIONERY STORE 2900 MICKLE STREET Camden, N. 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S JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS Complete Lune of Class Rxngs 309 BROADWAY Camden N J CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY BROADWAY AND DlvlsloN STREETS Gloucester N J Gloucesrer 3 4008 Roy Pclombo MEETATTHE ROUND UP Camdeng M051 Popular Luncheonette SEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS Camden N J 5 Y R 5 5 5 9 R 5 R 5 1 9 5 5 9 R 9 9 5 5 5 R 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 9 5 5 R .AS 109 -0 0 010101140-010Y0f01' . . O . - o .x 3 0- . A FD I A P , . . I' . 5- , . R Y s. U . I n v N O U, I' Z 00 N Q Q 5 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 Q 5 A 5 Q 5 Q Q A x x Q A 2 5 Q 5 5 Z Kb 5 R 5 E 5 Q 9 E 5 Y 9 LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE CLASS OF T951 FROM THE FAMILY OF HARRIETTE NEWMAN 1000 01021021000010'10101010101 MASON E BRADLEY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 3303 Federal Street CAMDEN 5 N J D ol WOodI 3 5493 70 0101010100 0'101101-01-0001-01101140100' 0101101010100 MARSHALL LUMBER and MILLWORK CO 716 Jersey Avenue GLOUCESTER N J MATTE? 'Q' gt 621625 EM5-0375 STIEFEL'S FLOWERS 889 N. 27th Street CAMDEN, N. J. EMPIRE CLEANERS 8. TAILORS RUGS and CARPETS Washed and Shampooed 4100 Westfield Avenue CAMDEN N J WOodIo 3 7606 COMPLIMENTS HAJOCA CORP 1687 Haddon Avenue Camden 3 N J COMPLIMENTS GARDEN STATE RESTAURANT an GARDEN STATE LIQUOR STORE 222 234 N Broadway 10' 10 00 010 00010510 0 001 2020 010- 010110'10f10110101010101 01010501 .1 . - . . .P .P . . . .- .f . . .' .1 . ..,. ' . . ,f ,, t, v .' ,. ,. , I 9 Q 2:3 S T' S 2 .2154 II Q , was X 5 .Til-T R . 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Q 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 S l0400'0000'f0'00 v000K00000001f0s0L000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T951 AND BEST WISHES FROM YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION See you cnt the June Reception' ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL 'OL5 M I L K ULL MEASURE OF HEALTH Bo e T eth E e y Le gth e THE BACKBONE OF BODY BUILDING PARKS DAIRIES 2228 36 42nd Street PENNSAUKEN 8 N J 0 COMPLIMENTS SHERWIN WILLIAM 6 B r o ci CAMDEN N J PAINTS WALLPAPER 0 ARTISTS SUPPLIES '63, 01 06-0000000-0-70000000'0f0'000'ff1-01f010001002f0'0-0010'10'000 2 A F Builds n it k OF -, Builds e 1 , Builds Resistance ' S C ' Builds n rg i 2 I d w a y 1 N rm ens Lif , I nd I . 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O O M A' E' l - 1 - - I' E 0 I 4, .Y Y 55 1 WOODROW WILSON P T A MR ERIC D BROWN MR WALTERO ETTINGER MRS ERNESTG BINGEMANN MRS JOSEPHINE NAUS MRS JAMES E MORRIS MR K WITMER MRS FRED E GOEHRINGER JR '01 010'-01 MRS JOHNJ McKEON MRS MATTHEWS BRILLIANT 00 Presudent Honorary Vlce Presudent Ist Vnce Presudent Membershnp Chairman 2nd Vuce Presudent Recordmg Secretary Treasurer Program Chanrman Co membershnp Chaurman Hosputaluty Chairman Publncuty Chairman '01 710205 IT WILL AY un dollars and prestige and pleasure to get all possnble preparatuon for your career A graduate of ours says Belueve me I am grateful for the Invaluable tralmng and assistance I receuved Wnthout It my Ilfe would have been much dufferent I fear She ns married holds a secretarial posmon of some consequence her husband us on '01 010201 an anrcraft carruer un the Pacific and she us Independent economucally CAMDEN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 325 FEDERAL STREET CAMDEN 3 NEW JERSEY Phone WOodIawn 4 1511 20101101101 COMPLIMENTS WESTFIELD AVENUE BUSINESS MEN S ASSOCIATION '0101101401 101 01101101 COMPLIMENTS OF 19501951 GLEE CLUB 101 0100 1950 51 DRAMATIC CLUB The most fundamental nnstunct of human lnfe as to express oneself, and the stage us perhaps the most complete form of self 012010 expressnon George Kelly PLENTY OF PARKING ROOM CHRISTOPHER S KELLOGG SUPER MARKET BROAD and GARFIELD Ave PALMYRA N J Phone Riverton 91642 COMPLIMENTS OF ARLO WALT WHITMAN and RIO THEATRES KEYSTONE STATIONERY CO. 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