Camden High School — 1942 Yearbook
Phil Cohen,
Here is another yearbook found on eBay which is reproduced below. The book is presented here in its entirety, with some hyperlinks to pages within and outside of this website.
Camden High School has a long and distinguished history. Many of its graduates went on to careers in public service in the city, to success in business, sports, and in the arts.
Front Cover
Front cover
THE PURPLE AND GOLD
1942
VIRGINIA GARBLEY [?]
Page 1
Page 1
WHILE THE EARTH MAKES ITS ANNUAL REVOLUTION AROUND THE SUN
Pages 2–3
Pages 2 and 3
....THE 1942 PURPLE and GOLD
RECORDS THE STUDENT LIFE REVOLVING AROUND OUR CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL AT CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
Pages 4–5
Foreword and This Year
School Year Calendar 1941-1942
SEPTEMBER 1941, OCTOBER 1941, NOVEMBER 1941, DECEMBER 1941, JANUARY 1942, FEBRUARY 1942, MARCH 1942, APRIL 1942, MAY 1942 (monthly calendar leaves with SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT headings, overlapped)
FOREWORD
We, the STAFF OF THE PURPLE AND GOLD, are attempting to picture here a few of the most important memories which we have made while the earth was making its annual revolution around the sun in 1941-1942. We hope our class now and in later years will find in this record pleasure and satisfaction.
Rose Cianci,
Editor of January section
THIS YEAR
Even as the sun has been the center of the universe, our high school represents the hub of four years' overflowing life—four short years memory will lend eternity. Though our orbits lead us distantly into the remote, ever shall the mother-planet affect our course.
John Manos,
Editor of June section
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
IN MEMORY OF
We, the Class of January 1942, pay tribute to a beloved member of the faculty, Mr. William Dreizler, who was suddenly taken from our midst on November 16, 1941.
"He never made a brow look dark,
Nor caused a tear . . ."
He was our guide, helper, confidant, and friend.
To understand his untimely departure is to attempt the impossible. This, however, we know; his spirit will keep on living in the hearts of many of us for years to come.
WILLIAM U. DREIZLER
RALPH H. WHITE
Camden High School sustained a severe loss in the death of Mr. Ralph White, who was known not only as a member of the faculty, but also as a friend to all. His untiring efforts as head of the science department and director of the school's N. Y. A. program will long be remembered. Mr. White's belief in, love and understanding of, human nature won the hearts of many.
". . . friend to truth; of soul sincere,
In action faithful, and in honour clear;
Who broke no promise, serv'd no private end . . ."
The memory of Mr. White, our friend, may well be an inspiration to us as we take up our tasks in the world of tomorrow.
For a Better Tomorrow
For a Better Tomorrow
FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
Months before we entered the war on the side of our allies, many of our former teachers were serving in the United States Army. Now America is battling along with the United Nations in total war. Six of our teachers are serving throughout the boundaries of our fair country. These men along with hundreds of thousands of other loyal Americans are fighting side by side—fighting for the very democracy we all love and cherish.
We shall never forget these men, for to the students of Camden High School they were more than teachers, they exemplified to all the fine character and ideals of true American manhood. Although these men are scattered over the broad expanse of our country, every student and every faculty member wishes them the greatest possible amount of good fortune in their grave undertakings. We shall all look forward hopefully to the day that our cause is won and these same teachers may return to their former positions in Camden High School.
CORPORAL ARTHUR BLAKER
Post Headquarters
Station Comp.
N. Y. P. E.
Fort Dix, N. J.
CORPORAL JOHN HALL
Post Headquarters
Station Comp.
N. Y. P. E.
Fort Dix, N. J.
LIEUTENANT GEORGE HILL, JR.
Reception Center
Fort Dix, N. J.
LIEUTENANT JOSEPH RAGONE
The Armory
Georgetown, Del.
PRIVATE WALTER NOWAK
Post Headquarters
Station Comp.
N. Y. P. E.
Fort Dix, N. J.
PRIVATE KEN LANDIS
H. Q. Bat.
47th Field Art.
Fort Sill, Okla.
A Tribute
A Tribute
A TRIBUTE
In February Helen Reyner left Camden High School to take a position as librarian at the Vaux Junior High School in Philadelphia. Miss Reyner's absence will be felt in Camden High because through her efforts our library prospered and our students gained insight and knowledge under her tutelage.
As a token of our sincere appreciation, we, the class of January 1942, offer to Lelia D. Wiggins this tribute for her services as an inspiring teacher, and a faithful friend. We hope that in her retirement, the thoughts of our school and of its students will be cherished forever like a pleasant dream. We shall look back and always remember the teacher who had our best interests at heart.
Marjorie Van Horn left the Physical Education Department in February. She is now studying physio-therapy at the University of St. Louis. Our Girls' Athletic Association loses a fine adviser. Miss Van Horn guided many girls along the road to health and happiness during her years of service in Camden High. Her presence will be missed.
Page 9
Page 9
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER (the month names run diagonally across the lower right, partly cut off)
Board of Education & Administration
Page 11 — Dr. Leon N. Neulen, Superintendent of Schools; Derwood J. Tew, Supervisor of Secondary Schools; Carleton R. Hopkins, Principal of Camden High School
DR. LEON N. NEULEN
Superintendent of Public Schools
DERWOOD J. TEW
Supervisor of Secondary Schools
CARLETON R. HOPKINS
Principal of Camden- High School
Board of Education
Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook — 1942
Dr. Ethan A. Lang President of the Board of Education
Dr. Ethan A. Lang, President
Dr. Henry Wisniewski, Vice-President
Albert Austermuhl, Secretary
Mrs. Mary W. Kobus
Mrs. Alice Kline Predmore
Dr. Richard Bowman
Benjamin Mackler
Albert E. Osmond
Russell L. Weldy
Dr. Leon N. Neulen, Superintendent of Schools
Alfred L. Dudley, Superintendent of Supplies
Raymond G. Price, Supervisor of Janitors and Buildings
Faculty
Pages 12–15 feature the faculty and support staff. A 4-page PDF of Camden High Faculty and Support Staff is also available.
Pages 12–15 — Faculty and Support Staff
FACULTY (pages 12 to 14)
Margaret W. Aherne........Biology and Geography
Harry J. Balls........Mathematics
Albert Bass........Physics
Arthur Blaker........Physical Education
Phillips R. Brooks........Physical Education
Ruth E. Carey........History
Jacob O. Charles........Biology
Louis A. Cirelli........History
Elmer M. Conover........Machine Shop
John J. Danaher........Chemistry
Elizabeth Dickinson........English
Rocco DiMuro........Chemistry
William W. Duthie........Mathematics
Beatrice Enten........Commercial
Louis Feinstein........Commercial
Grace M. German........Biology
Robert M. Haley........Music
John Hall........Social Studies
Alan B. Henderson........Chemistry
Elizabeth I. Hoell........Biology
Charles D. Jones........Social Studies
Jennie C. Kittle........History
Barbara Anne Klepper........Library
Chester V. Koppenhaver........Mathematics
Evelyn Leavy........Physical Education
Eleanor Lang........Commercial
(Mrs.) Margaret Lawson........Physical Education
Mabel E. Lewis........Mathematics
B. Everett Lord........Physics
Ethel G. Lord........English
Marion Lukens........Mathematics
Evalina H. Mattson........French
(Dr.) Charles L. Maurer........History
Warren B. Meixner........Mechanical Drawing
S. Clifford Murray........Social Studies
(Dr.) Walter N. Myers........Latin
George T. Ney........Commercial
Walter Nowak........History
(Mrs.) Mildred Oaks........English
Stanley Pawlak........Commercial
William J. Palese........Physical Education
Lyola C. Pedrick........Art
Arnold Profeta........History and Italian
Philip A. Randle........Mathematics
Margaret T. Reynolds........English
Marjorie I. Roberts........Practical Arts
Russell P. Rubrecht........Auto Mechanics
Elizabeth T. Ryzinski........Physical Education
Paul H. Shaffer........Physical Education
Jane E. Shibe........English
Kenneth A. Shultz........Commercial
Ralph J. Smith........General Shop
Thelma Snape........History
Jesse L. Stayer........Social Studies
Norman A. Taylor........Mechanical Drawing
Ethel M. Thegen........Library
Jane Tobin........English
Emelyn M. Trine........English
Anne Warren Troth........Physical Education
Ruth Westcott........Art
Martha Zeigler........English
Camera Shy
Helen M. Bender........English
(Mrs.) Brenda L. Broomall........English
Anne Creveling........Mathematics
Flora G. Detwiler........Spanish
Josephine D. Estlow........Commercial
Ruth J. Hutton........Commercial
(Dr.) Ruth M. Keller........Latin
(Dr.) Edwin G. Smith........Social Studies
Iva L. Warner........English
N. Hope Warren........English
Gladys E. Williams [handwritten: Died Sept. 1942 [?]]........Mathematics
(Mrs.) Katharine T. Wisman........French
PERSONNEL (page 15)
MARION CAREY
Office
IRIS BATTILANA
Office
DOROTHY GITHENS
Office
MARY McHUGH
Office
DR. MABEL G. LESHER
Medical Department
DR. EDWARD OSBORNE
Medical Department
ANNA M. BENDINGER
Nurse
J. BORTON FOX
Custodian
Janitorial Department
GEORGE REED
TONY DiASCENTIS
LAURA CUSTIS
BENJAMIN SCHETTINGER
ELIZABETH BOYER
GEORGE RIGGINS
GEORGE PALMER
ORVILLE HAINES
ERNEST RENNER
Cafeteria Department
ELEANOR WATSON
Dietitian
MARY KELLY
OTILDA SOULAS
DORA WATSON
WILLIAM A. ROYSTER
LAURA WASHINGTON
Teachers' Lunchroom
Purple and Gold staffs and Student Government, pages 16 and 17
GETTING AN EARLY START ON THE PURPLE AND GOLD
PURPLE AND GOLD LITERARY STAFF
Rose Cianci
Russell Pierce }........Editors
Josephine Adams
Edward Cooper
George Edwards
Betty Fine
Betty Halpin
Betty Keaser
George Ludlam
Lotta Marino
Joan Richardson
George Richterman
Frank Saponare
Robert Schumann
Rose Tryka
Luvenia Whitney
PURPLE AND GOLD BUSINESS STAFF
Robert Scheuhing........Business Manager
George Ludlam........Advertising Manager
Lucy Giordano........Cake Sale Chairman
Marion Walters........Patron Manager
Frederick Robertson........Treasurer
Christopher Angelos—Senior-Faculty Basketball Manager
Betty Zane........Subscription Manager
Marie Amato
Lillian Carswell
Shirley Cohen
Margaret Fields
Martha Fish
Gerald Gartzman
William Hench
Charles Larsen
Alyce Mumford
Claire Reichman
Ralph Rosenberg
Alvin Schomer
Miriam Van Sciver
Marion Van Stine
John Zizzamia
BY AND FOR THE STUDENTS
Leonard Hudson, President from September to January, hands over to Sidney Levy, President from January to June.
Lost and Found Department
A traffic officer on duty.
Since its inception the Student Government Organization has existed as a type of institution in Camden High.
The Student Government is a service organization embodying such necessary school factors as the Traffic, Usher, and Insignia groups.
Each Thursday elected representatives of the student body meet to discuss problems which confront them and mutually seek their solutions.
The September-February term was under the direction of Leonard Hudson, President; Sidney Levy, First Vice-President; Dolores Griffiths, Second Vice-President; John Murray, Secretary; Margaret Steck, Recorder; and Miss Ruth Carey, Faculty Adviser.
The February-June term was under the leadership of Sidney Levy, President; Dudley Lowden, First Vice-President; Mary Colallilo, Second Vice-President; John Murray, Secretary; and Marjorie Wahl, Recorder.
Among the more outstanding projects which the Student Government has carried through this year was the formation of the Defense Stamp Committee under the chairmanship of Robert Luartes. Serving on the committee with him were Peggy Moffett and Donald Davis.
In the first ten days of sales the Defense Stamp Committee disposed of a thousand dollars' worth of stamps and bonds.
Pages 18–19
The Men Behind a Championship Team, pages 18 and 19
Litwa
Back
Sgariglio
Guard
Ksiazek
Centre
Shuda
End
Savitsky
Guard
Ragone
Back
Weber
Back
Bubien
End
Vogt
Tackle
Glemser
Back
Siedlicki
Tackle
THE MEN BEHIND A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
William Palese........Head Coach
Arthur Blaker........Backfield Coach
Walter Nowak........Line Coach
Kenneth Winfield........Line Coach
Camden 36 Trenton 2
Camden 31 Vineland 0
Camden 22 Collingswood 0
Camden 13 Atlantic City 0
Camden 57 Camden Catholic 0
Camden 52 Woodrow Wilson 0
Camden 9 New Brunswick 6
Camden 220 Opponents 8
William Palese
Head Football Coach
CHAMPIONSHIP EXCURSION
The above chart shows the power of the hard-charging, fast-thinking, and always alert Purple Avalanche which represented Camden High on the gridiron in 1941. After two games had been postponed due to an infantile paralysis epidemic, the Avalanche really put the pressure on Trenton, bowling over the Capitol City eleven 36 to 2. The following week Vineland felt the full power of the great team to the tune of 31 to 0. Col-
Championship Excursion — 1941 Football
Championship Excursion, concluded, and the 1941 team, page 20
lingswood was Camden's next victim and the rain really saved them from a worse beating than they took. After this 22-0 victory coach Billy Palese's boys passed their milestone to the championship by routing Atlantic City 13-0. Camden Catholic and Woodrow Wilson suffered a worse fate than anyone, getting thrashed 57-0 and 52-0, respectively. The victory over Woodrow Wilson gained for the Purple and Gold the South Jersey Group IV Championship. In a post season tilt Camden concluded one of its most successful years in its history by pounding out a 9-6 win over New Brunswick for the mythical state championship.
To pick any star players is hard, but Co-Captains Wally Bubien and sure-footed Al Vogt, who kicked the field goal that beat New Brunswick; Matty Siedlicki, Ray Ksiazek, Sid Wenof, Reds Sgariglio, Abe Savitsky and Ed Shuda is anybody's all-American line. Working behind this line were Apples Litwa, Rabbit Glemser, Rags Ragone and Duck-foot Weber.
There are many other boys who really put their hearts in making this a very great year for the coaches and Camden High.
Members of this year's championship team who gained all-star honors are: Glemser, Vogt, Siedlicki, Bubien, Ksiazek, and Shuda. Litwa was chosen as a member of the All-State team.
We added to our trophy case the South Jersey Group IV Championship and the Group IV Conference Championship trophies.
RICHARD URBAN
Left to right—1st row: Glemser, Litwa, Feldman, R. Ksiazek, Pruss, Siedlicki, W. Bubien, Vogt, Savitsky, Shuda, Wenof, Sgariglio, Weber, Ragone
2nd Row: Palese, Ristine, Italiano, Karlowicz, Klimek, Hillman, Quinlan, Honey, W. Ksiazek, Hopkins, Kochanowicz, Ashley, Campoli, Stroh, Stack, Young, Darnell, Silvers, Nowak
3rd row: Blaker, Wisniewski, L. Smith, Richardson, Stianno, Christopher, Singer, Arron, Mosicki, Reynolds, Capprocetta, Pepiak, Tessier, C. Urban, Alessi, A. Rose, Kryzk, Barbetta, S. Rose, R. Urban
4th row: Caruzzi, Kohn, Cirucci, Anderson, Winfield, Reed, R. Bubien, Di Carlontio, Grosmick
Page 21
Pages 22–23
Feet! and the Public Speaking Contest, pages 22 and 23
FEET!
1st row: Munger, manager; Hoover, Jakway, Knouff, Winslow, Robinson, captain; Selby, Paradise, Mangold, Jones, manager.
2nd row: Profeta, coach; Rozanski, Gregoreski, Stites, Marker, Smith, James, Hampton, Lemberger, Webster, John, Di Ciano, Asbell
Yes, that's what did it! It was eleven pair of feet that brought Camden High's soccer team through an undefeated season and gained for Coach Arnold Profeta's boys the co-championship of the South Jersey Soccer League. This latter distinction was shared with Haddon Heights High School.
Three letter men, Captain Claude Robinson, halfback; John Winslow, center forward; and Goalie Herbert Vitt formed the nucleus of this year's squad with the balance coming up from last year's scrappy junior varsity squad. Only one member of the first team will be lost through graduation. That player is Joseph Asbell, hard-hitting fullback. This bodes well for next year's success.
The season opened with Camden playing host to Woodrow Wilson. After playing on even terms for the greater portion of the game, the Camden High booters came through by the score of 8 to 1. The next opponent was Haddon Heights. This contest ended in a 1-1 deadlock. Again Wilson was encountered and again Camden was victorious, this time by a 2-1 score. The final game of the season was a scoreless tie with Haddon Heights. This was one of the longest games ever played in local scholastic soccer, going into three overtime periods. At the end the score was still 0-0.
Captain Robinson, Winslow, and Vitt were this year's letter men. John Webster was an outstanding player on the junior varsity squad. Mr. Louis Feinstein acted as assistant coach.
Coach Arnold Profeta
Manager Barclay Jones
Reading from left to right: Norman Eisenberg, Armand Capanna, John Manos, Dolores Griffiths, Adele Manheimer, and Cathy Casselman
PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST
For nigh on to three weeks, twelve seniors studied assiduously under the very capable guidance of Miss Ethel B. Lord; at the end of which six of the more fortunate continued the grind for once again that length of time. As might have been inferred, the above was in preparation for the Public Speaking Contest, an annual competition for the Wilbur F. Rose Memorial Award. Of the dozen contestants, Robert Harter, Sennett Batten, Geraldine Dubin, Lenore Bellitz, Robert Schueing, Gloria Gibbons, Norman Eisenberg, Armand Capanna, John Manos, Dolores Griffiths, Adele Manheimer, and Cathy Casselman, the latter half survived the elimination, and participated in the finals, held on Tuesday evening, November the eighteenth.
The program, on the thirty-seventh anniversary of its establishment, was said to be the most variegated and interesting in the history of the contest, with selections ranging from "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Manos, to the exquisite "White Cliffs of Dover," presented by Cathy Casselman. Dolores Griffiths and Adele Manheimer delighted the audience with "Anne of Green Gables" and "What's Your Name?" respectively. Armand Capanna, by far the predominating thespian of Camden High, turned in a superb "If I Were King," while Norman Eisenberg convulsed the audience with "Tummies".
The results of the contest, although tabulated on that evening, are not so easily forthcoming; for contestants and public alike must contain themselves until the June Commencement Exercises, when the winners, one boy and a girl, are disclosed.
Pages 24–25
Clubs, pages 24 and 25
HI-Y CLUB
We Make Superman Blush
DRAFTING CLUB
Making Ready for the Draft
KNITTING CLUB
Knit One, Purl Two; Socks for Japan
ART CLUB
Learning Modern Design
DRAMATIC CLUB
"To Be or Not To Be"
MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB
Let Them Have Wings
DANCING CLUB
Spotlight Jumpin' Jivers
CHEMISTRY CLUB
"Willie was a chemist's son
But Willie is no more—
What Willie thought was H₂O
Was H₂SO₄."
DANCING CLUB
Jitterbug, cut a rug
TYPING CLUB
Keep 'em Pounding
CHEERLEADING CLUB
Razzle-Dazzle
TRAVEL CLUB
See the World
BATON TWIRLING CLUB
Don't Let It Fall
ARCHERY CLUB
20th Century Redskins
Albert Bass — Page 26
Page 26 — Albert Bass.
Page 27
Page 27
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Pages 27–28 (Activities)
January Class Officers and Wise Guys, pages 28 and 29
JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT—ROBERT SCHEUHING
VICE-PRESIDENT—ROSE CIANCI
TREASURER—CHRISTOPHER ANGELOS
SECRETARY—MARION VAN STINE
WISE GUYS
FRANK SAPONARE
ALBERT KREGER
CLAIRE REICHMAN
EMMA DOWNING
HERMAN KRIPITZ
LEONARD HUDSON
RUSSELL PIERCE
ANNA MANALATOS
Class Portraits — Pages 30–31
Class portraits, pages 30 and 31
CHRISTOPHER ANGELOS
1023 Morton Street
General Course
Chris, our hard-working treasurer, is bound to succeed for he possesses those qualities which go to make the man—sincerity, dependability, and will to do good. Good luck!
[handwritten: a scrawled word over the first lines, unreadable [?]]
MARIE CATHERINE AMATO
712 Grant Street
College Preparatory Course
Sparkling brown eyes, black hair, plus a very sweet disposition describe our "Ree." She is as good natured as they come. Certainly she is a welcome member anywhere.
[handwritten: Worked at R.C.A. Engaged to Carl Married, Oct 1945 Baby]
JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH ADAMS
1220 North Twenty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
"Jo" is that likeable miss who was chosen most dignified girl. She will surely succeed in whatever she undertakes and our heartiest wishes go with her.
[handwritten: Nurse Married a Sailor]
MILDRED CATHERINE BANKS
1229 North Nineteenth Street
General Course
We will never be able to forget "Millie's" beautiful red hair and alluring eyes. We know she will be successful as a dietitian.
[handwritten: Married & has a baby 1944]
PEARL DORIS BERRY
1107 Baring Street
College Preparatory Course
Sincerity and ability to realize that "Silence is golden" make Pearl the envy of many of her more boisterous classmates.
JUDITH CONSTANCE BIOCCO
1215 Morton Street
College Preparatory Course
Who can forget the dazzling, dimpled smile of this dark-haired lass? Judy's sweet nature and earnest diligence in her work have made her a favorite with classmates and teachers.
ARMAND A. CAPANNA
712 Grant Street
College Preparatory Course
What would our spring plays have been without "Cappy", our leading man? Industrious, serious—dignified, that best describes a fellow we know will succeed in anything he tries.
[handwritten: U.S. Army]
VIRGINIA FLORENCE CARSLEY
831 York Street
College Preparatory Course
Another of our scholarly classmates! Virginia is seldom seen without Mildred—or her knitting. She is certainly doing her bit for national defense.
[handwritten: heavy purple scribble over a note beginning My classmates, the rest unreadable [?]]
LILLIAN JACQUELINE CARSWELL
902 South Ninth Street
College Preparatory Course
A well-dressed, sophisticated Miss is "Sis". Her sweetness and refinement will surely contribute to her success as a teacher. Best wishes to you in years to come!
WILLIAM BLAKE CARTER
30 North Twenty-fifth Street
General Course
Yeh, that's "Bill"! A regular guy who "cuts a mean rug", the secret of his personality lies in his modesty. We all like him and know he'll get there.
ROSE ANNA CIANCI
709 South Third Street
College Preparatory Course
"Personality plus", best-dressed, most popular girl—quite an enviable record—but who deserves more than our "Rosie"? Best of luck to a diligent student with an ability for accomplishment.
[handwritten: Bucknell]
SHIRLEY GERTRUDE COHEN
1649 Mt. Ephraim Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Where you find Shirley, there's frivolity. Social dancing and swing are her favorite pastimes. We hope she'll dance happily through life.
EDWARD COOPER
23 Leonard Avenue
General Course
"Ed", the girls' delight! He is fascinating, handsome, popular, and admired by everyone. "Good things come in small packages" is a saying that fits "Ed" like a glove.
[handwritten: U. S. Marine Corps]
GEORGE HENRY EDWARDS
832 North Third Street
Technical Course
A quiet fellow and a swell guy! He now works on our "Purple and Gold" literary staff and expects to pursue electrical engineering. We'll never forget you, George; you're O.K.
[handwritten: U.S. Army]
ELLA MAE DURHAM
312 Vine Street
College Preparatory Course
Ella's pleasing personality and charming smile win the hearts of all. When she puts on a nurse's uniform, doctors and patients will admire her just as we do.
[handwritten: Entered Cooper Hosp. for training Engaged & Married]
EMMA VIRGINIA DOWNING
560 Mickle Street
College Preparatory Course
"Emmy", the tall, blond senior, is one of our most studious classmates. Her splendid traits of character will surely bring her great success in her chosen field, writing.
[handwritten: Glassboro Normal]
Class Portraits — Pages 32–33
Class portraits, pages 32 and 33
BETTY FINE
1700 Master Street
College Preparatory Course
Intelligence and sincerity characterize our "Bett". Her pleasing personality has won her many friends. Farewell to a student who is rated as "tops"!
[handwritten: Engaged]
MARGARET MARY FIELDS
309 Point Street
College Preparatory Course
Although study is seldom included in Marge's industrious moments, her undeviating amiability and generosity have won a warm spot in the hearts of her companions. (a pen line is struck through the words in the on the third line)
[handwritten: Engaged to Joe Vasile; Married him]
NORMAN NEWTON EISENBERG
1508 Bradley Avenue
General Course
A good-hearted fellow liked by everyone! Behind a "slap-bass" or on the rostrum of C.H.S., he's a good bet either way. Lots o' luck, "Norm"; you're O.K.
[handwritten: South Jersey Law School]
MARTHA ANN FISH
465 Trenton Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Sophisticated, well dressed, good dancer—they describe our class deb. "Micky" will go on to business school and if we know her she means business. Best wishes to a "peach"
[handwritten: Drexel]
DOLORES MARY FORCELLA
237 Stevens Street
College Preparatory Course
Dolorata is one of those small, quiet blondes with a friendly manner. Her pleasing smile and friendly disposition will carry her far to rich rewards.
[handwritten: N.Y. Shipyard]
SHERMAN FREED
423 Biedeman Avenue
General Course
Here is a very likeable chap. "Sherm" always has a friendly word for you. He is a good example of the saying "good things come in small packages".
GERALD GERSON GARTZMAN
2800 Garfield Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Jerry" won his place on Who's Who by pessimistic comment. He's been interested in books, sports, dancing, and not the least—our Purple and Gold.
LAWRENCE HUBERT GIBSON
1119 Kaighn Avenue
General Course
A dependable trumpet player will be lost to Camden High when "Gibby" departs with our class. Your mild "easy-going" will surely get you there—more power to you!
LUCY JANE GIORDANO
1422 Princess Avenue
College Preparatory Course
A pleasing personality, many extra curricular activities, and scholastic ability have earned high esteem for Lucy throughout her years at C.H.S. She will certainly be missed. (a pen line is struck through her years at C.H.S.)
ROBERT NORMAN GRAY
211 Birch Street
General Course
We like him for his blushing if nothing else, but there is something else! Who could have better captained our crew? Keep the stroke, "Bob"; we're pulling for you.
[handwritten: U.S. Coast Guard.— Married Mim Van Sciver, June 12, 1943. Med. discharge for stomach [?] (never been outside Cape May) Driving a bus]
ERNEST GEORGE GREENE
1041 Biedeman Avenue
General Course
One of our quieter class members but a decided asset! "Hank's" big interest is aeronautics and we know he'll succeed in that field, so good luck and "keep 'em flying"!
ROBERT F. GRENHART
430 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Bob" is the blond, curly-haired lad who has made many a girl's heart go "pitter-patter". His carefree and friendly personality has won him many friends.
[handwritten: Trinity College Ensign]
HENRIETTA MAE GRIFFITH
929 North Fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
"Diddy" seems the quiet, indifferent type, but despite her nonchalant manner, she is capable of really fast action. She is quite an athlete, an inveterate reader and holds very definite opinions.
[handwritten: South Jersey Law School]
RUTH KATHRYN HADDON
2282 Cove Road
College Preparatory Course
Ruth is petite, demure and friendly. Beneath her pleasant shyness gleams the willingness to aid in the upholding of what is just and right.
RAYMOND PETER GUNTHER
1213 North Twenty-eighth Street
General Course
"Pete's" a regular guy liked by everyone who knows him. We know him, not by his student activities, but by his friendly disposition. We're with you all the way!
DOLORES FLORENCE GRIFFITHS
116 South Twenty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
"Del" is that vivacious bit of blond loveliness whose beauty is equalled only by her wit. Her sparkling personality will surely aid her in any field she chooses.
[handwritten: Married to Jack Bennett & has a baby]
Class Portraits — Pages 34–35
Class portraits, pages 34 and 35
MILDRED BERTHA HELMRICH
125 South Twenty-seventh Street
General Course
"Milly's" polite, friendly attitude has won her many friends. We know her as a pleasant, likeable classmate whose future will surely be successful and happy.
WINSTON PERCALLE HAMMOND
1019 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Win's" sterling character has earned for him the admiration of all who know him. His obliging manner will insure his success in any field he chooses.
BETTY HALPIN
101 North Twenty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
A radiant personality and an innate love of fun seen in a contagious smile surround "Betts" with a wealth of friends. We'll always remember her for her frankness and friendliness.
[handwritten: Taylor Business School Engaged—Married 1944 Baby girl]
C. WILLIAM HENCH
657 Berkley Street
College Preparatory Course
Good for a laugh any time, he's surely our "class giggler". A serious achievement is his band work while chemistry will be his life work. Luck, "Willie"!
[handwritten: Army]
LEONARD ROSS HUDSON
930 North Seventh Street
College Preparatory Course
An able fellow who has done an admirable job as president of the student government and manager of the crew, besides being an honor student! That's all—and quite enough.
[handwritten: Working — U.S. Army New Orleans—In Australia—Manila]
RODNEY JACOBSEN
902 Tulip Street
Technical Course
He's the kind of guy we'll remember long after the doors of C.H.S. close behind us. "Jake's" interested in radio and dancing on the side. Good luck, good-natured!
[handwritten: Working at G.E. & I. [?] U.S. Navy, Lakehurst N.J. Elizabeth City, N.C. [last line unreadable]]
MILDRED JANSSEN
4 North Twenty-seventh Street
College Preparatory Course
"Mimi", the independent girl with a determined eye on a career of interior decorating! May her quiet manner and sincerity bring her success in this field.
[handwritten: Taylor Business School Engaged to A. S. Reeves [?] Sec. to Head Cm. Bridgds. [?] Engaged & married to Dick Prescott [?]]
JAY LOUIS JASPAN
3748 King Avenue
Technical Course
Jay's power of readily making friends results in a bevy of Camden's beauties surrounding him at the girls' entrance. May he retain his congenial manner through life.
[handwritten: U.S. Navy Newport Engaged]
RUTH NELLIE KATES
648 York Street
College Preparatory Course
Ruth's wittiness and friendly personality have made her a delightful companion in C.H.S. She is one of the best friends a person could ever have. Success!
[handwritten: Cooper Hospital Married]
ELIZABETH JANE KEASER
1302 Park Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
Betty is the girl who is always so perfectly groomed and smartly dressed. Her willingness to be a friend to all has made her dear to all the class.
[handwritten: Glassboro Normal]
LEOPOLD JOHN KLIMEK
1245 Everett Street
General Course
We all know "Leo" even if we don't hear him much. His gridiron and scholastic records are commendable. More power to a fellow whose actions speak louder than words!
RAYMOND JAMES KLINE
"Ray" is one of our more amicable fellows in the class, quick to understand and appreciate a good joke. His pleasant temperament and friendly manner will never be forgotten.
ALBERT MAURICE KREGER
950 Cedar Street
College Preparatory Course
"Al", a hard worker, is successful in everything he does. He is our efficient editor of the "Record". Good luck to an intelligent student and a fine friend.
[handwritten: In Army]
ROBERT DONALD LAMAR
1451 Princess Avenue
General Course
"Playboy" Bob is quiet in school, but those who know him are familiar with his keen sense of humor. He certainly has afforded us many a happy time.
[handwritten: U.S. Army. Camp Croft June '42—overseas [?]]
RAYMOND KSIAZEK
1047 North Twenty-third Street
"Ray", our "All South Jersey" center, has "that certain something" which has helped our team immensely in its championship drive. His congeniality will never be forgotten.
HERMAN ROBERT KRIPITZ
434 Berkley Street
College Preparatory Course
Intelligent, good-natured, and quiet best describe our Herman, whose actions speak louder than words. A more likeable fellow is hard to find anywhere.
Class Portraits — Pages 36–37
Class portraits, pages 36 and 37
WILLIAM ROBERT LUBONSKY
1270 Liberty Street
College Preparatory Course
"Gabby" is the noisy, jovial type of chap whose quick wit and "gift of gab" assure him his share of success in his life's ambition.
[handwritten: Merchant Marine]
CHARLES CONRAD LARSEN
513 North Thirty-sixth Street
College Preparatory Course
"Charlie's" been an active member in the reed sections of our musical groups. A typical Yank who looks forward to dentistry as a career! Good luck to an unforgettable fellow.
[handwritten: Gettysburg College Col. Dental—Navy V-12 [?] Engaged to Ann Brannan Married Ann Branin 2 children Practicing dentist 1/5/46]
ANNA LA MARRA
543 West Street
General Course
Smiling eyes and a gay expression are characteristic of Anna. Her hands are capable of making any girl glamorous, as she is an accomplished beautician.
GEORGE EARL LUDLAM
3050 Federal Street
College Preparatory Course
"Who's Who" says his personality is "tops", to which everyone agrees. He'll be "tops" in his life work also—surgery. Good luck at Franklin and Marshall, "Butch"!
[handwritten: Gettysburg College Medicine V-12—Temple Engaged Adele Manheimer — Broken → Married Flora Thomas 11/21/45]
ANNE MANOLATOS
1227 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
There have been few so genuine, so cheerful, and so willing to assume her share of the responsibilities as Anne. She has been eager to gain knowledge, not honors.
LORETTA MARINO
1861 Mulford Street
General Course
A sweet disposition and everlasting friendship are only a few of "Lotta's" virtues. We admire her quiet humor, pleasant voice and modest manner.
JOYCE EILEEN McKIM
3317 Pelham Place
General Course
Her demure manner and pleasing personality have helped her do a fine job in our class. Those qualities will undoubtedly help her in her chosen profession, nursing.
LEONARD MISCIOSCIA
573 Clinton Street
College Preparatory Course
"Mitchell" is that fellow with the "carefree" attitude; always willing to add a bit of joy by his good humor, and to lend a helping hand wherever possible.
[handwritten: Army—Wounded home]
FRANKLIN REDMOND MORRISON
3812 Westfield Avenue
General Course
"Poose" is a quiet fellow who doesn't talk much, but when he does he usually says something that is worthwhile to hear. Lots of luck in the future, "Poose"!
ALYCE ALMIRA MUMFORD
1109 Langham Avenue
General Course
Alyce's pleasing personality and friendliness are outstanding. Her admirable traits have given her an enviable popularity with all of her classmates.
[handwritten: Working [?] Engaged Married Dec. 1944 [?]]
PAUL O'KOORIAN
736 Federal Street
General Course
If he isn't drowsily plodding his way through the corridors of old C.H.S., you'll find him in class in pretty much the same state. Solemn thought? Hidden genius? ?
ROBERT PANELLA
1625 Maryland Street
College Preparatory Course
"Bob" probably adds more to Wrigley's riches than any other member of our class. He can crack a joke with a straight face—he's O.K.
HAZEL HELENA PETTUS
No. 12 Branch Village
College Preparatory Course
"Pets'" beautiful voice and effective wit have won the admiration of numerous acquaintances. We are sure these qualities will aid her in achieving success.
ANGELO QUATTROCCHI
408 Lincoln Avenue
General Course
"Quads" can really pound that "apple" and has shown excellence on the baseball field. His true friendship is something to be valued highly.
M. SAMUEL PINKSTON
904 Pine Street
General Course
"Pinky" is a very quiet, conservative young man. He has a quiet dignity and a jovial disposition that radiates wit.
RUSSELL PIERCE, JR.
203 State Street
College Preparatory Course
The co-editor of our yearbook is as unusual and interesting as his future will be. A study of the natural sciences followed by exploration is his goal. Best wishes, "Russ"!
Class Portraits — Pages 38–39
Class portraits, pages 38 and 39
GEORGE RICHTERMAN
511 Newton Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Witty" George has made many a gloomy day a happy one by his constant pranks and witty remarks. His "Macbeth" jokes will always be remembered gleefully.
JOAN ROSITA RICHARDSON
1466 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Joan is one of the more dignified girls of our class. Besides her A-1 personality, Joan possesses splendid ability as an artist. We'll always remember her gracious manner and winning smile.
CLAIRE REICHMAN
371 North Thirty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
"Personality-plus", third honor student—a rare combination in any gal! Look out, Winchell, Claire's interested in journalism and if sweetness counts she'll make the grade. We're all behind you.
[handwritten: Working at R.C.A.]
FREDERICK ARCHIE ROBERTSON
912 State Street
Technical Course
"Freddy", one of our smallest fellows in the class, is not hampered by his size. His fertile mind and alertness will serve him in the chemistry profession.
[handwritten: Penn (Engineering School) worked on Atom bomb U.S. Army 1944]
RALPH ELLIS ROSENBERG
1138 Empire Avenue
General Course
Ah—take a look, girls; there's Camden High's gift to the ladies. Ralph's a swell guy with a more-than-pleasing personality. Good luck, handsome, you have what it takes.
FLORA VIRGINIA ROSSI
254 Line Street
General Course
No ripple of unrest runs in the spirit of Flora. She is noteworthy for her quiet and serious ways.
FRANK CHARLES SAPONARE
1006 South Fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
We recognize a leader in our first honor student and head usher. "Franky" looks forward to a law career—it's hardly necessary to wish a guy of his calibre luck.
[handwritten: U.S. Navy R.]
ROBERT EDWARD SCHEUHING
1086 South Common Road
Technical Course
"Proxy Bob" is our efficient chief executive whose winning smile and personality have endeared him to everyone. We're sure that life will be good to him.
[handwritten: Naval Air Corps [a word struck through] — Navy Air Corps [?] Sailor. Enlisted for 6 years]
ALVIN SCHOMER
1585 Park Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
"Al" is that well-dressed, dignified student whose sincere, but friendly nature has won him many friends, including many charming girls. His pleasing personality will help him "reach the top."
ROBERT HAROLD SCHUMANN
636 Walnut Street
General Course
Bob is the quiet, mischievous fellow possessing a fine sense of humor. He has done good school work with apparently little effort. Good luck! You've got what it takes.
JOHN RICHARD SGARIGLIO
1197 Chase Street
Technical Course
"Reds" is the quiet fellow whose ability on the gridiron is indescribable. We liked him first for that curly red hair, then for the splendid character underneath the shyness.
RALPH WRIGHT SHAFFER
2906 Stevens Street
General Course
Our "class artist" is a good chemistry student and a naturally dignified guy. We'll miss his drumming as surely as we'll miss his sunny disposition. Best of luck!
LEONARD SONNENBERG
1736 Broadway
Technical Course
"Len" is the boy with the scientific brain. He will be remembered as a friendly student, although not of the "bookworm" variety.
HERBERT HAROLD TARTER
1138 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Herbert is a "wise-cracking" lad whose remarks delight us in class and whose ability in basketball is well known to its followers. Skoal!
[handwritten: S. Jersey Law School U.S. Army Killed in action on Luzon, Philippine Islands in Glider landings in the invasion.]
ETHEL WILHELMENIA STONER
431 Pearl Street
General Course
"Sally" is one of our class beauties; if you don't believe it, ask any of the young men hereabouts. Her charm and grace will always be remembered by her classmates.
IDA A. SPENCER
38 South Thirty-second Street
General Course
Ida is a classmate we will never be able to forget. Her pleasing personality has made her very popular in C.H.S.
Class Portraits — Pages 40–41
Class portraits, pages 40 and 41, and In Memoriam
ROSE ANNA TRYKA
919 Cedar Street
General Course
Rose is our attractive, ever-smiling blonde. Her pleasant personality has won her many friends, and a more loyal and true friend can't be found.
ROBERT THOMAS
778 Walnut Street
College Preparatory Course
"Bob" is one of the best natured fellows in the school. He is a "sharpy" of the first class. He is destined for success.
STANTON TARTER
1129 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Stan" is that jovial fellow who is very adept on the basketball course. His true sportsmanship and will-to-win have made him a real athlete, loved by all.
[handwritten: U.S. Army [written upright beside the block]; Working [?] ... Herbert Tarter (his cousin) who should have graduated with us was killed in glider action on Luzon, P.I. Feb. 1945]
MIRIAM VAN SCIVER
403 State Street
College Preparatory Course
"Mim" with laughter in her eyes and a smile on her lips has captured the title of "Juliet". May she be successful in whatever she undertakes.
[handwritten: Married Bob Gray June 12, 1943 Baby Daughter Dec. 1944]
MARION HARRIET VAN STINE
694 Ferry Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Marion has made her influence felt by her intelligence, helpfulness to the student government, and excellence on the traffic force. Her future will surely be successful.
[handwritten: Married & has a baby]
JOSEPH FRANK VASILE
440 Line Street
College Preparatory Course
His association with the Courier Post has brought publicity to our class and his hard work on the senior Prom Committee is commendable. Luck to you "Joe"; you'll get there!
[handwritten: Married Margaret Fields—U.S. Army]
MARION HELEN WALTERS
24 Stewart Avenue
General Course
"Mar" is the girl with the dancing feet and flashing smile that's guaranteed to be contagious. Lots of luck when you become a "woman in white"!
[handwritten: Engaged—broken Married]
LEWIS H. WEBER
649 State Street
General Course
We'd know more about "Lew" if we saw him more often, but from occasional glimpses we gather that he's a happy-go-lucky guy who'd rather "talk swing" than eat.
LUVENIA WILLIS WHITNEY
511 Liberty Street
General Course
"Venie's" personality, scholarship, ability and willingness to work hard [?] ... We are sure she will be successful as a secretary. [part of the block is blurred in the scan]
EDWARD JOSEPH ZANE
410 North Eighth Street
Technical Course
His manner is as mellow [?] as the trumpet he plays—but that we'll remember him. A fellow with those qualities will surely succeed. You have our best wishes. [blurred in the scan; the wording is uncertain]
[handwritten: U.S. Army Ft. Monmouth Feb. 12]
ELIZABETH MARIE ZANE
336 Line Street
General Course
Betty's enthusiastic interest in sports, whether it be wheeling a [?] ... [blurred] ... a true friend of all. [blurred in the scan]
JOHN LOUIS ZIZZAMIA
1301 Newton Avenue
General Course
The ... [blurred] ... actor appears on the stage it is John, who made such a hit in "Naughty Marietta" ... [blurred] ... "play of life" [?]. [blurred in the scan]
[handwritten: U.S. Marine Corps]
IN MEMORIAM
We, the Class of 1942, will long remember Margaret Kellett [?], who departed from this life to her eternal rest on July 2[?], 1941.
She was a worthy friend to all in school and an adviser of Mystic Assembly No. 5, Order of Rainbow Girls.
Margaret will long be remembered by all of us.
Pages 42–43
Who's Who among the January Senior Class, pages 42 and 43
Most Studious Boy—Albert Kreger
Most Studious Girl—Emma Downing
Most Likely to Succeed, Boy—Robert Scheuhing
Most Likely to Succeed, Girl—Claire Reichman
Best Natured Boy—Herman Kripitz
Best Natured Girl—Lucy Giordano
Best Dressed Boy—Edward Cooper
Best Dressed Girl—Rose Cianci
Wittiest Boy—George Richterman
Wittiest Girl—Ruth Kates
Class Optimist—George Ludlam
Class Pessimist—Gerald Gartzman
Class Deb—Martha Fish
Class Playboy—Robert Lamar
Did Most for C. H. S.—Armand Capanna
Did C. H. S. For Most—William Lubonsky
Cutest Boy—Edward Cooper
Cutest Girl—Dolores Griffiths
Class Musician, Boy—Norman Eisenberg
Class Musician, Girl—Dolores Griffiths
Handsomest Boy—Ralph Rosenberg
Prettiest Girl—Dolores Griffiths
Personality Plus, Boy—George Ludlam
Personality Plus, Girl—Claire Reichman—Rose Cianci
Biggest Giggler, Boy—William Hench
Biggest Giggler, Girl—Rose Tryka
Class Artist—Ralph Schaffer
WHO'S WHO AMONG THE JANUARY SENIOR CLASS
Most Dependable Girl—Emma Downing
Most Dependable Boy—Robert Scheuhing
Most Popular Boy—George Ludlam
Most Popular Girl—Rose Cianci
Most Dignified Boys—Robert Scheuhing—Armand Capanna
Most Dignified Girl—Josephine Adams
Athlete, Boy—John Sgariglio
Athlete, Girl—Betty Zane
Best Dancer, Boy—William Carter
Best Dancer, Girl—Marion Walters
Noisiest Boy—William Lubonsky
Noisiest Girl—Ruth Kates
Class Romeo—Christopher Angelos (Rose Cianci)
Class Juliet—Miriam Van Sciver (Robert Gray)
Class Actor—Armand Capanna
Class Actress—Dolores Griffiths
Best Blusher, Boy—Rodney Jacobsen
Best Blusher, Girl—Ruth Haddon
Class Baby, Boy—Frederick Robertson
Class Baby, Girl—Ruth Haddon
Pages 44–45
Music in Camden High School, pages 44 and 45
MUSIC in CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL
Our orchestra made its debut this year at the Public Speaking Contest, but it was not until Friday, December fifth, at the traditional Concert that it really took the "limelight." The Concert is the main event in the musician's life at Camden High. Here is heard symphony from our orchestra; lively marches from our Band, under the direction of Mr. Koppenhaver; sentimental ballads and spirituals from our Glee Clubs; and swing and "jive" from the Syncopators.
This year Mr. Hall, a graduate of this school and a top notch drummer, very ably assisted Mr. Haley in conducting our orchestra. It is to these men, as we leave Camden High, that we wish to express our gratitude in producing the music that we like most to play.
Pages 45–46
Christmas Comes But Once a Year, pages 46 and 47
CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR
CHRISTMAS AT CAMDEN HIGH
The Christmas decorations were a perfect background for the activities that went on at Christmas time. Every student in the school experienced a thrill as he walked down the halls decorated in the true Christmas fashion. The seniors and juniors did a wonderful job in putting pine trees, holly, tinsel, and candles together to make our halls and auditorium echo the Christmas spirit.
The annual Christmas entertainment was a huge success. The Verse Speaking Choir under the direction of Miss Lord gave several selections that were beautifully presented. The play this year was a comedy entitled "Georgie Porgie." The cast included Michael Capparelli, Ruth Kates, Adele Manheimer, Peggy Moffett, Robert Harter, Sennett Batten, Warren Weiss, and Wanda Pointkowski. The play was one of the best we have ever had. The audience fairly rolled in the aisles laughing at the realistic situations portrayed before them.
The Christmas carols heard after the play added the finishing touches and sent everyone home full of the Yuletide spirit.
Children's laughter, the happiest sound in the world, is echoed all over the gymnasium at Camden High School. Mingled with this are the laughter, the oh's and ah's of the student body watching from the running track above the gym. It is hard to say who is getting more pleasure—the children or the audience. The scene of all this laughter and happiness is the Children's Home Party given annually at Camden High School.
Just when it seems that the seniors who are acting as "big brothers" and "big sisters" are going to collapse, there is a shout, and then Santa Claus (Norman Eisenberg) appears.
Who says there isn't any Santa Claus? Ask the children who were at the party. They return home with their gifts, and what is more they are full of ice cream and cake to remember this day forever. The seniors return home to recuperate and wonder where little children get all that energy.
Reading from left to right: Pointkowski, Kates, Batten, Moffett, Weiss, Manheimer, Carter, Casselman, Capparelli, Harter
Pages 47–48
The Senior Prom and The Record, pages 48 and 49
THE SENIOR PROM
One night in every senior's life is preceded by anxiety and followed by everlasting memories; this great event is the Senior Prom.
Dancing in the Senior Ballroom of the Hotel Walt Whitman, beautifully gowned girls and well-groomed young men sway dreamily to the lilting music of Betty Hart's Orchestra.
Intermission causes a rainbow-like display of gowns to file out of the ballroom and to fan out thru the lobby. The chance to peek again into the mirror, to apply those needed repairs, to take the "pause that refreshes," and to chat "man-to-man" and "girl-to-girl" comes at last.
Cinderella and her Prince Charming see with nostalgia the close of their last high school prom as one o'clock rings curfew (?).
THE RECORD
Among the traditions of Camden High School is the semi-annual appearance of the school magazine, "The Record."
It is on the Literary Staff of "The Record" that potential Horace Greelys "learn the ropes" by turning out school notes, class notes, and all news of interest to Camden High students.
"The Record" may be a far cry from large national magazines but it possesses all the basic elements that any newsstand magazine has.
There are the original poems and stories. There's a splash of "Joe Millers." The Literary Staff continually labors to meet a deadline. The Business Staff fights a deficit, the Circulation Staff uses high pressure salesmanship to sell "The Record," while the Art Staff concerns itself with the more esthetic aspects of this periodical.
With Albert Kreger and Joan Kreps as editors, the past year's editions have proved themselves well in line with the high quality and traditional scope of past "Records."
Albert Kreger and Anna Manolatos, editors from September to January, work with Joan Kreps, editor from January to June.
Pages 49–50
The Alexander M. Oaks Award and The Dukes Award, pages 50 and 51
THE ALEXANDER M. OAKS AWARD
A picture is made through the inspiration and the talent to produce. And every year in Camden High School a new picture is drawn with the same inspiration and ideals, but with different talent used for its production.
In the memory of Alexander M. Oaks a gold medal is presented to the senior boy, selected by the students and faculty, who best represents the ideals of a good American boy.
These ideals best describe the recipient of this award: scholarship—not exceptional, of a high standing; character—a true gentleman; athletics—participation in sports, but not necessarily a star; personality—a leader with confidence, good manners, and neatness of person.
In memory of Mr. Oaks, the "representative teacher," we add to the list of names this year's "artist" who made possible the finished product; the "representative student," Walter Bubien.
THE DUKES AWARD
Adele Manheimer, member of the June class, achieved the Dukes Award this year. The award was established two years ago by Mrs. Lelia Dukes Wiggins, former member of our faculty, in honor of her mother, Mrs. L. Ida Dukes. Adele's predecessor was Natalie Covert, first to be thus honored. In receiving the award, Adele personifies the type of young womanhood most admired by Mrs. Dukes, who was active as a social worker. Throughout Adele's four years in Camden High School, success, grace and a good sense of responsibility have marked her every advent, and her scintillating personality has made a lifelong impression on both students and teachers.
Pages 52–53
Court Decisions, pages 52 and 53
COURT
DECISIONS
Camden High's basketball team made a fair showing this 1941-1942 season. In the Group IV Conference the club split even in ten games. The team twice defeated the boys from Perth Amboy and Morristown and chalked up one victory over the New Brunswick "Zebras." The "Purple and Golds" bowed twice to the "Capital City" five and to the defending title holders, Asbury Park. When New Brunswick played host to the locals, the "Zebras" accounted for a victory.
The City Series trophy again resides in our trophy case! The Camden quintet twice defeated Woodrow Wilson and chalked up one victory over Camden Catholic. In the last of the City Series games Catholic defeated Camden.
In other games played Camden lost one and won one from Merchantville. In a single engagement Camden defeated Collingswood. For the first time in the school's history Camden played host to Lower Merion. The boys from across the river defeated the locals in as low a scoring game as has ever been witnessed at Convention Hall.
The Camden High basketeers defeated Collingswood in the state tournament playoffs, but the Camden lads were defeated by the Trenton five.
The Junior Varsity squad enjoyed a successful season in dropping only two games all season. Both victories were gained by the Asbury Park Club.
Camden High suffered a blow in the middle of the basketball season when Uncle Sam saw fit to summon Arthur Blaker and Walter Nowak for military service. Arthur Blaker, known to all and sundry as "Hutzy," had been head basketball coach at Camden High since the fall of 1936. The records show that his teams were South Jersey champs in the 1936-1937 season and in the 1940-1941 season. In 1936-1937, 1938-1939, 1939-1940, 1940-1941, and in 1941-1942 the boys under his tutelage brought home to us the City Series title. These records stand for all to see, but it was the high ideals that Coach Blaker stood for that will always endear him to all who came in contact with him. His spirit will continue to lead all wearers of the purple and gold to future successes.
"Walt" Nowak became Junior Varsity mentor this season. In a short time he trained a fast, hard-working combination that never tasted defeat under his guidance.
From left to right, 1st row: Pruss, Chojnacki, Hackett, Vogt, Bubien, Litwa
2nd row: Horwitz, Harvey, Palese, Weber, Mussa
3rd row: Feldman, Jagela, Ragone
From left to right, 1st row: J. Matera, L. Matera, Templeton, Czyzewicz, Levin, Wenof
2nd row: Guerini, Arzechowski, Ney, Scragg, Bubien, Grosmich
Pages 54–55
Coaches and Girls' Basketball, pages 54 and 55
Coaches
PHILLIPS R. BROOKS
Director of Athletics
WILLIAM PALESE
Head Football Coach
WALTER NOWAK
Assistant Football and Basketball Coach
Football—Group IV Trophy
ARNOLD PROFETA
Soccer Coach
Students Celebrate Victory Holiday
ARTHUR W. BLAKER
Basketball Coach
ALBERT BASS
Baseball Coach
WILLIAM DUTHIE
Tennis Coach
PAUL SHAFFER
Track Coach
Mrs. Kobus
Escorted to Pep Rally
by Wally Bubien and
Norman Eisenberg
Blaker, Palese, Nowak,
Basketball Mentors
Football—Trophy
Awarded to Alfred
Litwa—Most Valuable
[Player, cut at the foot of the scan]
Football—N. J. State
Conference Trophy
GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Wait a minute now—not so fast—for this is the Girls' Sports Page!
The year starts off with a bang, for who could find two faster and more exciting games than hockey and soccer! These not only refresh the mind, but what is more important benefit the waistline.
But now comes the game that is just about tops with all of us. Of course, you've guessed it—'tis basketball. What fast-running, keen-eyed, sharp-shooters we girls turned out to be! A few of the senior stars include Evelyn Brown, Mary Rozalowich, Eleanor Showalter, Mildred Peters, and Elizabeth Bleidorn.
Also, some of us are tops in tumbling or bowling.
That's all now, but you'll see us later.
Alan B. Henderson — Page 56
Dedication to Alan B. Henderson, page 56
THE HOME STRETCH
DEDICATION
To Alan B. Henderson, because of his sympathetic understanding of the problems confronting the youth of today, his ability to help us cope with these problems, and his sincere efforts toward our mental and moral development, we, the Class of June, 1942, dedicate our Purple and Gold.
We salute him, and will never forget him; not only as a teacher, but as one of our truest and kindest friends.
Page 57
Page 57
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Pages 58–59
June Class Officers and Wise Guys, pages 58 and 59
JUNE CLASS OFFICERS
RICHARD URBAN
President
CLARA PIERZYNSKI
Vice-President
FRANCES GENTLESS
Secretary
FRANCIS MEIDT
Treasurer
Class Motto
Where there is no vision, the people perish.
Class Flower
Orchid
Class Colors
Blue and White
WISE GUYS
JOAN KREPS
RITA ZAWITKOWSKI
DONALD DAVIS
JEAN LOOMIS
FRANCIS MEIDT
RALPH JACKSON
MARY COLALILLO
SYDELL ROSENBERG
SIDNEY LEVY
STANLEY GOLDMAN
GRACE SIMS
MARGARET MOFFETT
CLARA PIERZYNSKI
IRA FINE
REGINA PUCILOWSKI
LORENZO BERRY
Kreps, Zawitkowski, Davis, Loomis
Meidt, Jackson, Colalillo, Rosenberg
Levy, Goldman, Sims, Moffett
Pierzynski, Fine, Pucilowska, Berry
Class Portraits — Pages 60–61
Class portraits, pages 60 and 61
ALVINA CHRISTINA ANDRIELLA
631 Walnut Street
College Preparatory Course
A sincere friend, a fine student, and a steadfast worker
Lucky the object to which she applies her pleasing talents
JANE INGLIS ADAM
1014 Haddon Avenue
General Course
Jollity's her keynote
A flash of wit and a sunny smile make her a general favorite.
Never a dull moment
Ever ready to help—that's Jane
GLADYS M. ABNER
83 South Twenty-seventh Street
General Course
Guardian of our colors
Lovely laughable miss
Always in the midst of a coterie of
Dumbstruck males
Yes, captivated by her
Scintillating personality
JOSEPH ASBELL
1435 Ormond Avenue
College Preparatory Course
You'll surely like Yus on first sight
Unfaithfulness he knows not.
Surely Yus will be a success
HARRY KENNITH ASCOLA
513 Line Street
General Course
Fun loving and frolicking
Lover and light-hearted
Ambitious and alert
Suave and sensitive
Happy-go-lucky
ANNA LORETTA BABICH
741 Sylvan Street
College Preparatory Course
Blonde belle of '42
Reasons for success, personality, looks and a winning smile
Excitement follows her
Nothing but the truth
Delightful company
An ace of hearts
THOMAS NICHOLAS BANTIVOGLIO
1528 Wildwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
To all of us, Tom has endeared himself
Outstanding he is for his wit
Music has had his worthy talents
EDGAR SENNETT BATTEN
1365 Park Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
Sincere he is in all he does
Excelling in all activities, and
Never failing to create a smile
Not many are better dressed than Sennett
Either at school or at home
To all, he is a friend indeed
To pupil and teacher alike
CHARLES FREDERICK BECKER
620 Benson Street
College Preparatory Course
Charlie's tall and thin figure
Has become a familiar sight to
All of us. In his
Studies, Charlie has made an enviable record
LENORE ADELE BELLITZ
1201 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Lassie, what a chassis!
Even to newcomers, she's tops
Extremes are what she is noted for
EMMA ELSIE BERNHEISEL
1348 South Merrimac Road
General Course
Effervescent spirit unexcelled
Merry as the day is long
My, how she can talk!
As a skater she "hits a new high"
[handwritten: Nurse]
LORENZO THOMAS BERRY, JR.
1107 Baring Street
College Preparatory Course
Here we have a small but likable classmate
Excelling in all of his studies. He
Already has earned himself an enviable reputation
Dependable, reliant, and sincere
Suits Heads to a "T"
IRVING GREGG BETZ
3002 Congress Road
College Preparatory Course
Inexhaustible amounts of cheerfulness and good nature
Reliability is his outstanding characteristic
Valiant supporter of Camden High's athletics
RALPH IRVINE BOILEAU
637 Cedar Street
General Course
Fascinating and frivolous
Resourceful and rollicking
Efficient, yet easy going
Neat and nice to know
Capable and cheerful
Humorous and happy
Yearly more youthful
[handwritten: Air Corps Navy]
NORMAN MAURICE BLOOM
1244 Empire Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Never failing to bring his quick brain into action makes him
One of the classiest of class debaters
Reading occupies much of his time
Makes friends easily, especially with his weakness, the opposite sex
ELIZABETH MARIA BLEIDORN
1254 Park Boulevard
General Course
Landing gear . . . perfect
If anything needs doin', Lizzie will do it
Zizz! Boom! Ah! Plenty of pep
Zest is added to any group she joins
Indeed, we'll remember her a long while
Earnest in everything she does
Class Portraits — Pages 62–63
Class portraits, pages 62 and 63
SIDNEY JOSEPH BRODSKY
1220 Empire Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Sportsman in thoughts and actions
Interested in "she-males" and vice versa. Everyone is
Driven to like him by his personality plus
CHARLES EDWIN BRIMM
616 Cherry Street
College Preparatory Course
Classified as a first class sharpy
On the minds and hearts of all the girls
Understanding, undaunted, unbelievably useful
Never says anything but a kind word
To his many friends and classmates
MANUEL ROBERT BRAHEN
1491 Bradley Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Mainstay on the "Record" staff
Always seeks the top in any endeavor
Noble disposition
Notable actor
Youthful impatience spurs him forward
BROOKSIE M. BROWN
3014 Saunders Street
General Course
Brooks' pleasant personality will get her far
Rarin' to go . . . anytime . . . anywhere
Official joke maker
On the road to success
Keeps 'em laughing
Spirit . . . she's full of it
EVELYN CHRISTI BROWN
1635 Mt. Ephraim Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Lovely to look at
You can't beat her for "friend appeal"
Never a dull moment
Numerous qualities place her in A-1 class
JEAN SCOTT BROWN
3184 Westfield Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Just an all-round pal
Eager for knowledge
Admired by all her classmates
Noise isn't in her vocabulary
WALTER FRANCIS BUBIEN
1263 Atlantic Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Warrantably voted All South Jersey end
Always a consistent student
Leisurely in manner
Leading glamor boy of the class
You'll always remember him. "Good luck, Wally."
[handwritten: Penn V-12]
ROLAND CHARLES CAMPOLI
602 Clinton Street
College Preparatory Course
Can any girl resist him? This
Athletic, all-round fellow
Maker of jokes and of friends
Perhaps yes. If so, we miss our guess
MICHAEL DOMINICK CAPPARELLI
1296 Mechanic Street
College Preparatory Course
Musical Michael, the Mighty Mite.
Inactivity for him, isn't right.
Kills the girls—personality plus
Everlasting humor. He's for us
MARGARET E. CARTER
636 Royden Street
College Preparatory Course
Pretty as a picture
Enviable personality
Gem of a girl
Glowing with charm
Young dazzle-dish
DOMINIC CHARLES CARUSO
1035 Locust Street
General Course
Courteous and sincere
Honest and straightforward
Idolizes sportsmanship
Likes hard work
Lively and pleasant to deal with
Yearns and works for success
JANICE ETHEL CASSEDY
2734 Garfield Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Just as sweet as can be
Always a friend
Natural unassuming manner
In piano playing she excels
Capable and dependable
Equal to any task
CATHERINE CASSELMAN
301 North Second Street
College Preparatory Course
Capricious
Attractive and charming
Treasured friend
Holds her own in the "arts"
Yes, truly a star
[handwritten: Bucknell]
FRANK COATES
1455 South 4th Street
College Preparatory Course
Coached with him is a depth of character not
Unbecoming to so
Righteous a fellow
Loyal and fidelious to all, as you
Yourself will soon discover
STANLEY CARL CHOJNACKI
1020 Lansdowne Avenue
General Course
Challenger and champion
Handsome and heroic
Intelligent and interesting
Efficient and energetic
Fast and flashy
ALBERT SAMUEL CHIDDENTON
3216 Saunders Street
General Course
Aggressive and unassuming
Likable
Baseball is his second nature
Effuses good humor. He is
Right "on the beam" at all times
Class Portraits — Pages 64–65
Class portraits, pages 64 and 65
MARJORIE RUTH COHEN
1217 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Magnetic charm
Aspirant to success
Reliable and trustworthy
Glorious voice
Young loveliness
BERNICE ARDEN COHEN
326 Liberty Street
College Preparatory Course
Comely
Affable to all she knows
Reason and Right" is her motto
Refinement personified
Offers her best in everything she undertakes
Truly tops
Seriousness is her aversion
ELEANOR THERESA COCCIA
446 Pine Street
General Course
Endeavors to do what should be done
Liked by all who know her
Eager for knowledge
Anxious to help
Noise is not an adjective which describes Eleanor
On the road to success
Regular feller
BENJAMIN COHN
1406 Broadway
College Preparatory Course
Beau Brummel he
Enchanting to the girls
Never fails to lend a helping hand
MARY ROSE COLALILLO
508 South Third Street
College Preparatory Course
Mary's one we'll never forget
Accomplished and ambitious, and admired
Reliable and respected
Yours for success
JAMES WILLIAM COX
1270 Dayton Street
General Course
Courteous and genteel
Unfailing and always dependable
Real friend and schoolmate
Likes good clean fun
Yearns for certain success
FULVIO ARNOLD CROCE
412 Spruce Street
General Course
Full of fun
Laughing becomes him
Obeys orders
Good personality
Idolizes good sportsmanship
Everyone's friend
LILYAN ETTA CUFF
1102 Baring Street
General Course
Cute and popular
Unique in her actions
Few have not gained her friendship
Full of pep
You can't beat "Cuffy" for loyalty
DONALD LAURENCE DAVIS
129 North Thirty-sixth Street
College Preparatory Course
Don Juan, brainy, romantic, always attaining his
Object. There is
No doubt he will succeed
PHILIP DAVOLOS
441 Benson Street
College Preparatory Course
President is his goal
Happy-go-lucky fellow he
Instilling all with
Levity and happiness
TERESA DE CORD
259 Mount Vernon Street
General Course
Trace of a grin, and Teresa walks in!
Effervescent in personality
Ready for everything
Even-tempered
Silence is her keyword
As small as they come
CARL JOSEPH DEGIOANNI
409 Royden Street
General Course
Future success is his
Unfailing courage
Zooming to the top
Zealous in his undertakings
You'll read of him someday
ADRIANO FRANK DI DOMENICO
917 South Fifth Street
General Course
Does his part willingly and capably
Efficient and successful in all fields
Everlasting friend to all
GERALDINE RUTH DUBIN
1529 Wildwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Jerry's the vivacious miss
Effervescent with loveliness
Rare it is when she's not having a good time
Reliable and resourceful
Youth at its best
RONALD DOMINIC DI MARCO
1321 Park Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
Richly blessed with quietness
Outstanding for his school spirit
Not to forget his keen sense of humor
HELMUT TRAUGOTT DIETRICH
1239 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Dashing—all six feet of him
Irrepressible, but for all that
Excellent in studies, a blond
Tower of charm and humor
Class Portraits — Pages 66–99
Class portraits, pages 66 and 67
FERLARIA EVANS
633 Chestnut Street
General Course
Footloose and fancy free
Little and lively
Aurora borealis has nothing on her
Youthful vigorousness
ELIZABETH MARGARET ELSER
1246 Kenwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Better late than never
Every place at the same time
Tall and attractive
They don't come any better
Y.W.C.A. can't do without her
BARBARA ANN EGAN
112 North Twenty-seventh Street
College Preparatory Course
Bab's quite the popular lass
Ambitious and admired by all her class
Be it swing or jitterbugging, she'll always pass
Serviceableness unsurpassed
ROSELLA VISTA EVANS
239 Clemen T. Branch Village
College Preparatory Course
Rosella has a contagious laugh
Of which would help many a lass
She's up on the glorious art of jitterbugging
Earnest and enthusiastic
Loyal to her friends
Large hearted
Amicability at its best
CARMELLA N. FALZONE
1271 Park Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
Carme's the cute and convivial coed
Allergic to laughter and all merriment
Ready to lend a helping hand
More jovial and good-natured, we couldn't demand
Easy to like but hard to forget
FRANCES ELIZABETH FETTERS
450 North Thirty-seventh Street
College Preparatory Course
Friendly and faithful to everyone
Radiant and shining as the sun
Attractive and amiable that's her style
Natural is her cheery smile
Captivating all the while
Enthusiasm she's always had
Smiling, happy, never sad
IRA WOLFE FINE
1101 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Infectious smile constantly emitting pleasure-waves
Real friendship (the warm true kind)
A fellow whom we are proud to have in our class
EUGENE MILES FLORY
2881 Constitution Road
General Course
Truly a favorite among his classmates, he possesses an
Inventive mind that roams from poetry to stinging wit
Never fails to spread delight all around him
You are sure to recognize him by his merry, rotund figure
ALBERT EMMET FLOURNOY, JR.
813 Walnut Street
College Preparatory Course
Always in a jovial mood
Leaves the school with a lasting impression
GEORGE TAYLOR FOWLER
604 North Second Street
College Preparatory Course
Full of pep
Regular fellow
Easily makes friends and ever telling jokes
Belligerent at times
Always conversing
Little but likeable and
Lively and laughing
CHARLES FUHRMAN
1134 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Charlie
Has made for himself
A swell name as a
Student and friend
FRANCES GENTLESS
944 North Thirty-first Street
College Preparatory Course
Full of fun, as we all know
Ready, willing, and on the go
Always helpful to friends in need
Never failing is her creed
Noble always all her days
Youth exemplified in her ways
GLORIA A. GIBBONS
939 Linden Street
College Preparatory Course
Gay and graceful all day long
Like a never-ending song
Orator striving toward the best
Ready always to stand the test
Inimitable and endearing, too
Always willing to see you through
ALBERT JOSEPH GLEMSER
1335 Van Hook Street
General Course
Rollicking hare that's going somewhere
Able and willing
Brave and courageous
Big hearted
Inclined to be swift
Tis a joy to know this boy who
Surely will succeed
HENRY JOHN GLATZ
1219 North Thirty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
Helpful with homework. Has
Athletic ability and a
Never-failing friendship
Keeps on the move
BERNICE GLASS
1449 Ormond Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Being friendly is her creed
Ever doing a helpful deed
Ready always with her work
No duties would she ever shirk
In our hearts she is endeared
Everlasting, through the years
Class portraits, pages 68 and 69
CHARLINE EVELYN GRAHAM
836 South Fifth Street
General Course
Charm is hers from every angle
Health and energy she possesses
Athletics make her sturdy
Rather shy at times, but
Lonely—never
In a crowd, you'll always find her
Neat in dress and manner
Everyone agrees she's that
STANLEY DAVID GOLDMAN
1434 Ormond Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Usually has no trouble in
Learning his lessons for future
Potential use in later life
JULES GOLDBERG
1214 Magnolia Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Unusual talent for producing
Laughter when friends are in a
Pessimistic mood
EDWARD DANIEL GRZEGORZEWSKI
1055 Thurman Street
College Preparatory Course
Eager to succeed in studies
Dependable and jovial in manner
Desirable as a pal
Interested in sports
Easy to get along with
ELINOR JEAN GREGORY
1253 Thurman Street
General Course
Ever dependable, full of glee
Loyal to friends—that's you and me
In our hearts she'll always stay
Never failing to be gay
Only a pal could be so grand
Ready to lend a helping hand
STEPHEN M. GRETZKOWSKI
1418 Mt. Ephraim Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Gigolo a la mode, but we mean all
Right guy; a personality
Easy on the eyes and nerves
The model student from A to
Z For him, life should hold no problem
CHARLES R. HABER
1217 Empire Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Charming. A miracle
How easily he makes friends
Or for his extreme volubility
Lassies are concerned
Life to him is an endless pleasantry
Yes, this fellow will put a dent in the world
JOSEPH THOMAS HACKETT
158 Clemen T. Branch Village
General Course
Jolly and happy, but sincere
On or off the basketball court
Even the toughest won't stop him
ABRAHAM ERNEST HAINES
1427 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Easy-going, yet with that certain
Resolve his name implies
Nifty in dress and manner
Full of
Irrepressible humor, often convulsing an
Entire class with rare display of corn
RUTH MARIE HANDLETON
137 North Twenty-third Street
General Course
Helpful in all ways
Admirable, attractive
Never alone, always surrounded by friends
Doing a good deed whenever possible
Youthful ways and ideas
ROBERT C. HARTER
1427 Bradley Avenue
General Course
Best of swell fellows; a perfect blend
Of nonchalance, good looks, and modesty. A boy
Bound to make a man of rare worth
TIMOTHY HARVEY
822 South Second Street
General Course
"Tim" is that fellow who always has a smile for you
In there pitching all the time
Mr. Harvey is a friend of all
EVELYN ANN HEATON
824 Woodland Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Lynn is what we call our
Young happy classmate, whose
Never-ending good qualities make her our
Noble cherished friend
IRVINE HORWITZ
1064 Kaighn Avenue
General Course
Basketball is Biggle's ambition
In school or out
Glamorous and tall, we're
Glad to have him about
Loves any good clean sport, and is an
Everlasting friend
Smiles for all is Biggles' motto
VIRGINIA JULIA HOFBAUER
3215 Alabama Road
General Course
Ginny is always dependable
Interested in all the various activities
Natural and pleasant
No one is her enemy
Yet always willing to help
WILLIAM LANGDON HILL
1546 Collings Road
College Preparatory Course
How he can
Beat
It! How those
Licks you! [?]
Likeable
Long will
Linger our memories of
You.
[handwritten: Died Nov. 11, 1945 after a long illness]
Class portraits, pages 70 and 71
NAOMI ALENE HUSKEY
1244 Haddon Avenue
General Course
Neat in dress, nice to know, not too short, not too tall—just right
Attractive to all—especially to her fellow classmates
DOROTHY CLAIRE HUNT
939 Morton Street
General Course
Demure, dependable, delightful
Often lending a helpful hand
To all who are in need
Tactful thinking, and
Yields recognition of her grand ways
MARY VIRGINIA HUMPHREYS
324 Cooper Street
College Preparatory Course
Mix sincerity, graciousness, a lovely smile
A dash of wit, and Mary is the palatable result
Readin' and writin' are two of her interests
Yet working on the Business Staff and choral reading occupy much of her time
LEONARD PATSY IANNELLI
310 Berkley Street
General Course
Len, that curly-headed Romeo, is
Earnest with everyone
Never is there a dull moment with him around
ESTHER RUTH ISSEL
543 Haddon Avenue
General Course
Everlasting charm and wit unite her with classmates
Sunny disposition
Superior to many in many things
RALPH JOHN JACKSON
128 North Twenty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
Joking good natured manner
A stands for all the A's he has received
Continually found at athletic events
Keen ability to acquire knowledge
EHRLEN JACOBY, JR.
538 Newton Avenue
General Course
Jake is that redhead, handsome and tall, with
A big smile for all
Knowledge is something he does not lack
Earnest with everyone
HELEN LOUISE JANBAZ
1374 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Helen is a friend worth having
Earnest and true
Leisurely yet thoroughly she accomplishes her work
Expressive brown eyes reveal her thoughts
Nothing daunts this fine girl
DOROTHY MARIE KERNIECT
1062 Everett Street
College Preparatory Course
Dottie is one of the sweet, quiet members of our class
Obedient, eager to serve, and ambitious at all times
That's our Dottie.
MILTON KELLY
3007 Carmen Street
College Preparatory Course
Modern design plus charm and talent
Indeed should make a hit in life
Lives for girls, who live for him
Though he can be, oh, so serious at times
ELSIE DORIS KIFFERLY
116 North Dudley Street
General Course
Earnest is Elsie
Light hearted in manner
Sincere and sweet
Industrious in her work
Exuberance—her keynote
ABRAHAM KLEIN
515 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
A well-put-together source of energy
Best known for a friendly grin
Easily makes friends and as easily retains them
ADELE KRADER
409 Broadway
General Course
Adele is a charming coed
Dependable in all her tasks
Earnest and enthusiastic
Liked by all her class
Everlastingly good natured
MILDRED KUTNER
1246 Magnolia Avenue
College Preparatory Course
My friend and yours
In art she excels
Merry and bubbling over with the joy of living
Ingenuity and talent are hers in abundance
JOAN C. KREPS
740 Tulip Street
College Preparatory Course
Journalism is just one of her accomplishments
Outdoor sports are also her specialty
Her scholarship is outstanding
Never does she fail in what she undertakes
Neath her sparkling eyes, a merry smile is seen
You couldn't have a truer friend
BETTY ANN KRAL
1818 Master Street
General Course
Beauty is hers alone
Everlasting friend
Timid, small and shy she is
Truthful at all times
Young jitterbug
Class portraits, pages 72 and 73
DORA LANGSTON
1185 Lawrence Street
General Course
Demure and sweet
Offers a smile to all
Reputation irreproachable
A girl we'll all miss
SAMUEL MAURICE LANDIS
2366 Baird Boulevard
General Course
Sam, that swell "guy" is
A friend indeed
Music is Sam's first love
MARGARET JEAN LAING
114 South Thirty-third Street
College Preparatory Course
Peggy is our good natured friend whose
Eagerness to please others makes us
Grateful for such a classmate. Her hobby consists of
Gaining and keeping new friends
Yes, that's what we think of glamorous Peggy
DOMINIC LATTANZI
326 Royden Street
General Course
Dressing as sharply as he plays football
Or baseball, we shall never forget Doc's friendly
Charm and buoyant personality
MARGARET HELEN LAUCK
831 Sylvan Street
College Preparatory Course
Lithesome
Action ought to be her middle name
Unexcelled in jollity.
Commander of fun
Kinks in her knees are unknown, she is so lively
Youthful as only "Laucky" can be
CHARLES LAWYER
1175 North Thirty-fifth Street
General Course
Clever, quick-witted chap
Has a good sense of humor
Always business-like
Really a fine student
Likes the girls
Interested in his future
Eager to succeed
WILLIAM LEMESEVSKI
525 Jackson Street
General Course
Willing and faithful student
Independent and ambitious
Little giant—that's he
Loves good sport
In everything important
Everybody's friend
SIDNEY LEVY
1248 Magnolia Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Student, politician, regular fellow
Intelligent, competent, and humorous
Describes "Sid" to a "T"
MILDRED HELEN LINK
511 Elm Street
College Preparatory Course
Mild as a dewdrop
In fun or in trouble
Locked within her is a bundle of sweetness
Lovely wavy hair of chestnut brown
Ideal personality
Earnest in all things
ALFRED MARTIN LITWA
1574 Norris Street
College Preparatory Course
An athlete that can't be beat
Presents his best for C.H.S.
Performs his tasks without being asked
Ladies' man, o' man, o' man
Everlasting memories of him we'll keep
Sportsman and friend who can't be beat
JEAN ISABEL LOOMIS
109 North Eighth Street
College Preparatory Course
Just as sweet as sugar
Excellence in all things is her motto
As natural as the sun, and beaming, too
Nature's god-child
JAMES GORDON LONG
16 North Thirty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
Jolly, irrepressible, and carefree
Indeed a real pal to those who know him
Many and pleasant are the memories he provokes
ROBERT A. LUARTES
36 South Thirty-third Street
College Preparatory Course
By no means short, physically or mentally
Overcharged with vitality. Always found with a
Buddy or so, or with a girl
So . . .
JOHN MATHEW MANCINE
609 North Third Street
General Course
Just about what we consider tops; Jack is
A fellow boys and especially girls
Can hardly resist. He pursues his hobby, "wimmin," and
Knight that he is, he has become quite proficient
EMMA MARY MAGLIANO
342 Pine Street
General Course
Emma is what we call this
Marvelous small quantity of laughter, whose
Many acts of kindness tend to thrill us
Always. How can we ever forget our little Emma?
MARIE CATHERINE LUBIN
3010 Kearsarge Road
College Preparatory Course
Madame of knowledge
Always busy, never a moment does she waste
Rose of sensibility
Is always writing, first the "Record" then the "Purple and Gold"
Excellent mind for learning
Class portraits, pages 74 and 75
JOHN STANLEY MANOS
1426 Bellview Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Just what we consider tops in personality
Oh, how he loves to talk and write; a
Human understanding fellow
Nonchalantly taking life as it comes
SPIRO GEORGE MANOLATOS
1227 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Sharp from the top of his head to the
Point of his jokes
Easy to know
A regular fellow we all treasure. Always
Running after girls and vice versa
ADELE BARBARA MANHEIMER
1507 Wildwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Devilish in a pleasant sort of way
Excels in three things—good humor, laughter, and making friends
Lovely to look at
Lively leader of cheers
[handwritten: Engaged to George Ludlam. Engagement broken]
MARY DELORIS MARINARO
529 South Third Street
College Preparatory Course
Modest and unassuming, she is
A person easy to remember
Radiating sweetness and vitality. A type of
Youth seldom found. Very lovable
OLIVER AUMING MARK
1167 Haddon Avenue
General Course
A heart as big as his smile
Under a reserved, earnest exterior
Many are the teachers and students
In whose hearts he has become firmly entrenched
Now as we leave school we wish a
Grand fellow all the luck in the world
FRANK SALVATORE MARTINO
319 Division Street
College Preparatory Course
Friendly Frank is a
Regular fellow,
And to say more, he's
Noted for his smile and
Known for his dress
ELEANOR PALMA MARZI
431 Berkley Street
College Preparatory Course
Everyone who knows her, likes her
Little—but she can hold her own in a crowd
Ever ready sense of humor
Always loyal and sincere—a true friend
Never say die
Often silent, but never glum
Ready, willing and able
GRACE ELEANOR MASSEI
317 Washington Street
General Course
Grace belongs to the petite class
Ready to lend a helping hand
Always friendly
Cute and cheerful as they come
Easily liked
MARIAN MAC KAY
1259 Kenwood Avenue [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines, six lines with the initials M A R I A N, are too small and blurred to read]
CATHERINE McKERNAN
2262 North Thirty-second Street
General Course
[the acrostic lines, five lines with the initials K A T I E, are too small and blurred to read]
FRANCIS GEORGE MEIDT
4012 Brent Avenue [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines, six lines with the initials F R A N N Y, are too small and blurred to read]
GEORGE FRANKLIN MENDOZA [?]
1803 Saunders Avenue [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines, six lines with the initials F R A N K E [?], are too small and blurred to read]
MORTON MORRIS METZ
1405 Haddon Avenue [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines are too small and blurred to read]
MAURICE MOSKOWITZ
1126 North Seventh Street [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines, six lines, are too small and blurred to read]
DORIE ZELDA MORGAN
962 Line Street [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines are too small and blurred to read]
MARGARET PAUL MOFFETT
1125 Kenwood Avenue [?]
College Preparatory Course
[the acrostic lines, five lines with the initials P E G G Y [?], are too small and blurred to read; the first line reads ... that beauty and brains do mix and the last Youth personified]
Class portraits, pages 76 and 77
MORTON NEWMAN
1101 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Mannerly and manly
Orderly and quiet. A
Regular fellow
Tells the story of "Mort"
BERNICE KATHRYN NETTLETON
2816 High Street
General Course
Blooming flower of beauty
Ever ready with a smile
Restful in manner
Noble in carriage
Interesting to know
Extremes are unknown, she seeks the happy medium
DORIS MULFORD
1057 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Dancing is her favorite pastime
Of friends she has many
Radiant smile, joyful wit
Inseparable companions are "Dorie" and Wanda
Energetic
MARION C. O'BRIEN
3317 Highland Avenue
General Course
Marion's dimpled smile you cannot forget
A jitterbug, dancing stands high in her heart
Round, blue eyes are hers,
In addition to lovely, blonde hair
Outside of school work, much occupies her mind
Neat, petite, an asset to any group
FREDERICK MILTON OLDEN
520 Spruce Street
College Preparatory Course
Made to be a boy scout
Inventive as a boy scout should be
Live wire, he buzzes all around
T.N.T. would best describe the activity of Milt
ROCCO PARISI
656 Ferry Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Reliable and regular fellow
Obedient, and
Capable of completing all assignments
JACK PARKER
1645 Olympia Road
College Preparatory Course
Joyful friend
Attentive student
Carefree and gay and
Known as a jitterbug
IRENE EMMA PETTIT
1163 Princess Avenue
General Course
Petite is the word for Irene
Eyes that are big and brown
Tops with those who know her
[handwritten: Engaged [rest of the note illegible]]
MILDRED ETHEL PETERS
136 North Twenty-fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
Pretty, pleasant, and peppy is our "Pete"
Enthusiastic in everything she attempts
Talkative
Excels in the art of making friends
C. VIRGINIA PETERS
316 North Fourth Street
College Preparatory Course
Gorgeous is a mild description of her lovely graduation picture
Intelligent in all subjects
Nursing is her chosen profession
Nice—Webster defines this as pleasant, delicate, dainty
Irresistible—everyone likes her
Eager—desirous of pleasing everyone
CLARA FLORENCE PIERZYNSKI
1207 South Octagon Road
College Preparatory Course
Charming personality plus a
Lovely smile which captivates everyone plus
A leader in all activities, gives you Clara
Rare in the fact that she has intelligence combined with beauty
A true friend to everyone
WANDA BARBARA POINTKOWSKI
402 Linden Street
College Preparatory Course
Terrific is her personality
Humorous, need we say more?
Effervescent in talk and actions
Pulsates with wit
Overjoyous in everything she attempts
Irresistible is her smile
Natural at all times
Talented in music and art
RUTH FLORENCE PRICE
445 North Thirtieth Street
College Preparatory Course
Ready with a smile
Industrious and helpful at all times
Cheerful in disposition
Kindness indicates a warm heart
Interested in the keeping of friends who value her pleasant friendship
Ever ready to please
BENJAMIN PRUSS
1171 Liberty Street
General Course
Brilliant and dependable
Energetic and courageous
No better student anywhere
THEODORE PRIMAS
2823 Mitchell Street
College Preparatory Course
Merry and full of fun
On many a girl's mind
Serious at work
Eager to succeed
Shows his intelligence always
LORETTA ELIZABETH PRIMAS
783 Pine Street
General Course
Loveliness and loyalty are all hers
On the friendliest bases she is—
Unbelievably happy and carefree in a way that makes us truly appreciate her
Class portraits, pages 78 and 79
EDWARD JAMES QUINLAN
245 South Twenty-seventh Street
College Preparatory Course
Everybody's friend, a tall,
Dashing young Lochinvar
Doing his all in football, and
In school, a scholar whom
Every student admires
REGINA BERNICE PUCILOWSKI
1217½ Liberty Street
College Preparatory Course
Reliable and resourceful
Efficient in all she undertakes
Gracious and dignified manner
Intelligence sparkles within
Nothing but a smile for everyone
All who know her are impressed
DOROTHY MARY PRZYBYLSKI
1245 Dayton Street
College Preparatory Course
Delightful and refreshing manner
Only too willing to be a friend
That she is attractive cannot be denied
ALBERTA MARY RAEUBER
415 North Tenth Street
College Preparatory Course
Better "gal" can't be found
Everyone is charmed by this "cute" little miss
Right in the midst of fun and frolic
The angels could not sing sweeter
Intelligence combined with beauty
Everything that's sweet
THEORA RAPPAPORT
2357 Baird Boulevard
College Preparatory Course
Radiates charm
Always has a smile for everyone
Priceless sense of humor
"Personality Plus" is "Rapp"
JAMES EDWARD REYNOLDS
1431 Kaighn Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Jim—six feet of handsome
Irrepressible masculinity. Proven
Master of football, study, and "wimmin"
ELWOOD RICHARDSON
825 Commerce Street
General Course
Whatta guy! Is really the
Only way to describe this fellow
Overflowing with geniality, energy; a
Demon on the football field
Yes, he's a name you will remember
LAWRENCE FRANCIS RISTINE
1174 Haddon Avenue
General Course
Lackadaisical manner
Athlete
Real sport
Rich in character with a
Youthful appearance
PVT. JAMES JOHN RITCHIE
Marine Barracks, Indianhead, Maryland
Recently joined the Marines and never
Is missed a lot by everyone
Curly haired Romeo who always makes a
Hit with fellows and especially girls. A
Youth we'll not easily forget
BERTHA MAE ROBERTS
625 Cherry Street
General Course
Bountifully endowed with a never
Ending good humor, and she has a sense of
Responsibility which makes her such a
Treasure to her teachers and friends.
SYDELLE ROSENBERG
2991 Alabama Road
College Preparatory Course
Saddle is the name of our dear friend whose sincere smile
Always greets us as we go about our daily tasks
Dear to all those who have been fortunate to have her as their friend
Deserving of all praise which may be afforded her
Laughter is part of her daily routine
Energetic and eager to participate in all activities
MORTON ROTHSTEIN
1242 Haddon Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Magnetic personality
Optimist extraordinary
Ready and able, effervescent spirit
To spout energy is Mort's second nature
MARY ROZALOVICH
1094 Morton Street
College Preparatory Course
Merry, full of fun and laughter
Are the words that best describe our
Radiant and sweet Mary
You'll surely know when she's around
ELAINE ANTOINETTE SCHALLUS
65 South Twenty-fourth Street
General Course
Loveable lass, how deeply she is
Endeared in the hearts of all An [?]
Easy-going, affable student and companion
RUTH RUTTENBERG
303 Cooper Street
General Course
Real, true, genuine are words that describe our Ruth
Usually floating here and there
Talking, laughing and forgetting cares
Here is a friend that is full of fun
LOU RAY M. RUTHERFORD
631 Carman Street
General Course
Loves to eat, sleep, have good times and hear Harry James
On the dance floor she is really superb
Unusually lovely hair which always looks swelligant
Class portraits, pages 80 and 81
BERTHA SCHUSTER
1177 Princess Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Broad is Bertha's smile
Enthusiastic her manner
Real pal to everyone
Tops in all she undertakes
JUNE LAURA SCHOELLKOPF
6569 Grant Ave., Merchantville
College Preparatory Course
Joking, happy, always gay
Usually cheering her lungs away
Never too tired to do a good deed
Ever dependable, a true friend indeed
HUBERT SCHOELER
U. S. Naval Station, San Diego, California
Benefited the country by
Enlisting in the Navy
Rated as one of the best fellows in C.H.S.
Tall and blond and handsome
VINCENT SERCHIA
345 Clinton Street
College Preparatory Course
Vince is a "hep-cat" of the first order
In school work he's a whiz
Never seen unless he's carrying out some project
Ever to be remembered by his classmates
HOBART SHEPHERD
420 Washington Street
General Course
Shep, a dependable chap, is a
Happy-go-lucky fellow
Enjoyable and studious with
Plenty of pep and vigor
ELEANOR RUTH SHOWALTER
6 North Twenty-eighth Street
General Course
Eager to help
Laughs at all
Ever quiet
Always neat
Never angry
Overcomes all obstacles
Really sweet
EDWARD JOHN SHUDA
1339 Whitman Avenue
General Course
Energy plus on our football field
Doting on dancing is just one interest
Dating a "certain" girl is all the rest
Ingenious when it comes to questions
Enjoying life and adding to its gaieties
JACK MORTON SIMON
1413 Kenwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Jack's the kind of boy who
Adds atoms of sunshine to the world. He
Can solve any and every type of math or science problem.
Kream of the crop
GRACE ROSE SIMS
1435 Kenwood Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Gracious with a dash of fun
Ready to help
Always sweet and gentle
Cute and cuddly
Efficient in everything she does
ALVIN SINGER
291 Rand Street
College Preparatory Course
Unique personality
Likeable and lively
Popular around school
LILLIAN SIWIENSKI
1157 Lowell Street
College Preparatory Course
Loyal, sincere, and ready to help
In class—quiet, but not gloomy
Looks only for good in friends
SELMA SMERIN
1140 Princess Avenue
College Preparatory Course
"Super-duper" sweetheart
Ever dancing
Lovely to look at
Marvelous friend
Always has a smile
DOROTHY FRANCIS STOMEL
1263 Kaighn Avenue
General Course
Dare-devil Dot is always
On the beam
The girl to remember
Talks only of her "Mutzy"
You can depend on her
[handwritten: Engaged to Mutzy]
EDNA NADINE SUMMERS
820 Federal Street
College Preparatory Course
Ever in the midst of fun
Devoted to music and study
Nelson Eddy has the best years of her life.
A friend to the end
SARAH BENTLER STRATTON
2928 Octagon Road
General Course
Sociable, sophisticated and sweet on George
Attractive is the word for Sally.
Looks like a picture from "Vogue"
Lively wit and a keen sense of humor
Youthfulness personified
[handwritten: Married]
IRMA CATHERINE STONER
431 Pearl Street
General Course
Irresistible personality
Roaring to go
Many are her friends
As everyone knows
Class portraits, pages 82 and 83
FRANCES REBECCA TANKSLEY
806 Walnut Street
General Course
Friend to all, enemy of none
Ready for fun
Animated personality
Never a frown
Keen sense of humor
ALFREDA SZYMANKIEWICZ
1505 Mt. Ephraim Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Dignified; fun-lover
Ever neat and stylish
Determined businesswoman
Glamour girl
Easy on the eyes
ALBERT SUTHERLAND
2948 Cramer Street
General Course
Judging his accomplishments is too great a task
On sandlot teams he is a true hero
Certainly his sturdy airplane models are noticed in times such as these
Knows and enjoys life as it passes merrily on
HAZEL M. UMPHREY
2812 Saunders Street
General Course
Hard working
A good sense of humor
Zip and zest in all she does
Easy manner
Lovable smile
RICHARD URBAN
2992 Atlanta Road
College Preparatory Course
Definitely a great fellow
Inaugurated president of our class
Chosen all South Jersey center in 1940
Killer with the women
MARIE ANTOINETTE VENTURA
1017 South Eighth Street
General Course
Modest and quiet and very sweet
Attractive and charming, friendly brunette
Reliable and true to all who know her
Industrious in all her ventures
Eventually, surely a great success
EDWARD VILLANO
269 Chestnut Street
General Course
Everyone's pal, we can't deny
Dares to do what many would shirk
Dancing is only one diversion
Idolized by more than one girl
Enjoys life as it rolls by
MARY STELLA VITALE
1602 Fillmore Street
General Course
Sparkling lass who in no time has
Taken a permanent spot in the heart of
Each ranging near her
Lilting personality. A truly
Lovable miss
EVA VIVIANI
1451 South Fourth Street
General Course
Eva is a quiet miss
Very willing to do her part
A real girl in every way
ALBERT LEONARD VOGT
1237 Dayton Street
College Preparatory Course
A fellow boys, girls, nor teachers will easily forget
Luminary par excellence on and off the gridiron
HARRY CARL WARD
1404 Princess Avenue
General Course
Handsome, a treasure to our class
A combination of charm and modesty which is
Rarely found in one
Ambunctious at times
Yet he is one who will meet life squarely
ELAINE KATHRYN WARDEN
808 Sylvan Street
College Preparatory Course
Laughter loving is Lane
Also amiable
Noted is she for her dependability
Excels in art
JOHN LLOYD WEAVER
442 Rand Street
College Preparatory Course
Snappy soccer star
Wows the girls
Everlasting smile
Dominating character
Excellent sense of humor
SELMA WEINER
1218 Langham Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Subtle humor
Efficient in everything
Loves good music
Makes friends easily
Always gracious
LESTER WEINBERG
1424 Belleview Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Lover of sports, especially baseball and the A's
Easy going chap, never perturbed by anything
Swell fellow, liked by all who know him
CHARLES HENRY WEBER
1257 Sheridan Street
General Course
Wonderman of the gridiron
Engagingly handsome, we must admit
Bashful? You bet. Has
Snared more than one heart during four years
Class portraits, pages 84 and 85, and student snapshots
LEONARD STANLEY WOJTKOWIAK
1306 Thurman Street
College Preparatory Course
Len is one of the most versatile students in C.H.S.
Excellent student
Noteworthy photographer
JACK RAYMOND WILKERSON
812 North Thirty-second Street
General Course
Justly described when called "Handsome"
Answer to a maiden's prayer
Casually sharp in mode of dress
Known to be at home on a baseball diamond or a basketball court
WARREN PAUL WEISS
1257 Empire Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Wa is an all-around fellow
Athlete, scholar, actor. His
Winsome manner makes him popular with
All his classmates
JANE ANNA WOODRUFF
439 Van Hook Street
College Preparatory Course
Joyful, jolly, and full of jest is Jane
Attractive
Naturally sweet
Eager to please
RITA JOSEPHINE ZAWITKOWSKI
1162 Princess Avenue
College Preparatory Course
Ready wit has Rita
Intelligence is just one of her many virtues
Talented in music
Ardent rooter for Camden High
Who's Who among the June Senior Class, pages 86 and 87
Class Orator—John Manos
Most Popular Boy—Walter Bubien
Most Popular Girl—Adele Manheimer
Class Actor—John Manos
Class Actress—Catherine Casselman
Most Likely to Succeed, Boy—Sidney Levy
Most Likely to Succeed, Girl—Mary Colalillo
Class Romeo—Richard Urban
Class Juliet—Clara Pierzynski
Cutest Girl—Peggy Moffett
Cutest Boy—Lorenzo Berry
Best Dancer, Boy—Jack Parker
Best Dancer, Girl—Louray Rutherford
Handsomest Boy—John Manos
Prettiest Girl—Gloria Gibbons
Most Studious Boy—Ralph Jackson
Most Studious Girl—Rita Zawitkowski
Best Blusher, Boy—Albert Glemser
Best Blusher, Girl—Frances Fetters
Giggler Boy—George Fowler
Giggler Girl—Marion O'Brien
Did Most For C. H. S.—Alfred Litwa
Did C. H. S. For Most—Joseph Asbell
Noisiest Girl—Margaret Lauck
Noisiest Boy—Robert Luartes
Probable First Groom—Richard Urban
Probable First Bride—Clara Pierzynski
Wittiest Boy—Roland Campoli
Wittiest Girl—Wanda Pointkowski
WHO'S WHO AMONG THE JUNE SENIOR CLASS
Best Dressed Boy—Stephen Gretz
Best Dressed Girl—Lenore Bellitz
Class Artist—Mildred Kutner
Class Musician, Boy—William Hill
Class Musician, Girl—Barbara Egan
Best Natured Boy—Roland Campoli
Best Natured Girl—Mary Colalillo
Class Pessimist—Charles Haber
Class Optimist—Doris Mulford
Most Dignified Boy—Stanley Chojnacki
Most Dignified Girl—Mary Humphreys
Moset Dependable Boy—Francis Meidt
Most Dependable Girl—Mary Colalillo
Boy Class Athletes—Walter Bubien and Alfred Litwa
Girl Class Athlete—Evelyn Brown
The Purple and Gold staffs, pages 88 and 89
THE PURPLE AND GOLD
LITERARY STAFF
Editor................................John Manos
Thomas Bantivoglio
Lenore Bellitz
Evelyn Brown
Bernice Cohen
Mary Colalillo
Donald Davis
Carl Degioanni
Geraldine Dubin
Betty Elser
Ira Fine
Eugene Flory
Frances Gentless
Gloria Gibbons
Stanley Goldman
Elinor Gregory
Stephen Gretz
Charles Haber
Joseph Hackett
Ernest Haines
Robert Harter
William Hill
Helen Janbaz
Sidney Levy
Mildred Link
Jean Loomis
Robert Luartes
Marie Lubin
Spiro Manolatos
Adele Manheimer
Francis Meidt
Peggy Moffett
Irene Pettit
Clara Pierzynski
Edward Quinlan
Sydell Rosenberg
Ruth Ruttenberg
Hobart Shepherd
Richard Urban
John Weaver
Selma Weiner
Warren Weiss
Leonard Wojtkowiak
Rita Zawitkowski
Art work was done by Anna Babich, Catherine McKernan, Mildred Kutner, and June Schoellkopf. Photography was done by Ormond Brody, a member of the February 1943 Class.
Art Adviser........................Lyola Pedrick
Literary Adviser...............Elizabeth Dickinson
BUSINESS STAFF
Business Manager..................Sennett Batten
Secretary..........................Margaret Carter
Treasurer..............................Irving Betz
Advertising Manager...................Jane Adam
Patron Manager.................Mary Humphreys
Subscription Manager..............Edna Summers
Faculty Adviser......................Arnold Profeta
Gladys Abner
Fulvio Croce
Barbara Egan
Carmella Falzone
Frances Fetters
Albert Flournoy
Edward Gregoreski
Evelyn Heaton
Dorothy Kerniect
Peggy Laing
Doris Mulford
Marion O'Brien
Rocco Parisi
Mildred Peters
Dorothy Przybylski
Mary Rozalovich
Bertha Schuster
Lillian Siwienski
Grace Sims
Irma Stoner
Sarah Stratton
Alfreda Szymankiewicz
Elaine Warden
Spring Operetta, pages 90 and 91
SPRING OPERETTA
Characters
TOM MARLOWE...........................Howard Holt
"BEEF" SAUNDERS.......................George Savitsky
BOBBY RANDALL.........................Gilbert Showalter
BILL JOHNSON...........................John Manos
"POOCH" KEARNEY....................Ernest Moyer
CHARLES KENYON.......................Austin Hood
PATRICIA BINGHAM.....................Flora Thomas
CONSTANCE LANE.......................Mae Dragonette
BABE O'DAY...............................Sophie Trembach
SYLVESTER...............................Donald Selby
WINDY.......................................Adrian Di Domenico
SLATS........................................Jack Webster
MILLIE.......................................Adele Manheimer
FLO...........................................Irene Carleen
"GOOD NEWS"
Once more Camden High School's curtain goes up on the Spring Operetta. The selection chosen for this year's presentation is "Good News," a musical comedy by De Sylva Brown and Henderson. The characters, scene and selections are thoroughly up-to-date in this altogether delightful college comedy.
Tom Marlowe (Howard Holt), football hero of Tait University, flunks his astronomy examination. Things look rather dark for the team, since Tom will be unable to play should he fail to pass a reconditional. Pat Bingham (Flora Thomas), Tom's sweetheart, persuades her demure and pretty cousin Connie Lane (May Dragonette), to tutor him, and a new love interest develops. Tom, assisted by Bobby (Gilbert Showalter), succeeds in winning the big game of the year, and incidentally, the hand and heart of Miss Lane.
This is a wholesome and charming story of college life—filled with romance and humor; generously interspersed with catchy songs and dances.
Track and Tennis, pages 92 and 93
Edward Gregoreski
Milton Olden
George Savitsky
Benjamin Pruss
Maurice Dickinson
George Savitsky
Robert Shropshire
TRACK
CINDERS AND SPIKES
To greet Camden High's new track coach, Mr. Paul Shaffer, is as promising an assemblage as ever trod the cinders. Off to an early start, four of the regulars ("Ben" Pruss, "Walt" Dilsworth, Warren Gaines and "Dick" Dickinson) turned in an impressive showing at the Penn A. C. meet, pushing Trenton High for first place.
Graduation took a rather severe toll of the team, George Savitsky, shot-put artist, Dilsworth, Pruss and "Jack" Parker, cinder veterans, being the only lettermen returning. Mentor Shaffer's spirits were buoyed immeasurably, however, upon the promising prowess demonstrated by certain newcomers, notably, "Dick" Green, "Ray" Hozalski, "Len" Wojtkowiak, "Ed" Grzegorzewski, "Milt" Olden, "Frank" Ragone, and "Irv" Horwitz.
Supplementing their performance at the Penn A. C., the boys took first place at the Camden Moose Relays (Indoor), reinforcing the prosperous outlook for the oncoming season.
Frank Ragone and William Warren
Leonard Wojtkowiak
Schedule
April 15 ................Haddonfield (Home)
April 24 and 25.........Penn Relays (Away)
May 2....................George School (Away)
May 6.........Woodbury Vocational (Away)
May 9.....................Suburban (Away)
May 13.....................City Meet (Away)
May 16..........South Jersey Meet (Away)
May 20..................Collingswood (Away)
May 23.......................Big Six (Away)
May 27.....New Jersey Conference (Away)
IT'S A RACQUET!
The 1942 Camden High School Tennis Team, under the very able tutorship of Mr. William Duthie, gives promise to be one of the most successful in years. Being unable to acquire transportation to the scheduled conference matches, the team has been compelled to withdraw from Group IV competition, and is to encounter teams only within a reasonable proximity.
No less than six veterans have returned to the courts this year, namely Joseph Asbell, Arthur Hoffman, Andrew Wessel, Sol Kantor, Andrew Francis and Leonard Smith. The third and fourth singles positions and the doubles team are in doubt, and it is for these spots that Nelson Boyd and Martin Beck are competing. Helmut Dietrich will ably hold down first singles position.
Schedule
April 30...................Paulsboro (Away)
May 5 ...................Woodbury (Away)
May 7 ....................Palmyra (Home)
May 12 .................Bridgeton (Home)
May 14 ...........Woodrow Wilson (Home)
May 19 ................Haddonfield (Away)
May 26 ...............Collingswood (Away)
TENNIS
Helmut Dietrich
Sol Kantor
1st row: A. Francis, Wessel, Boyd, Kelly, Klein, Hoffman
2nd row: Coach Duthie, Kantor, Asbell, Dietrich, Haines, Beck, Spiegel, Liebman
Baseball and Girls' Sports, pages 94 and 95
1st Row—Morehauser, Campoli, Chojnacki, Litwa, Weber, Wilkerson. 2nd Row—Hayes, Harter, Silver, Blatberger, Young, Murray, Mussa. 3rd Row—Stack, Balunas, Lore, Scragg, Staino, Graham, Winslow. 4th Row—Glemser, Tarter, Snyder, Johnson, Sliwoski, Herman, Coach Bass. 5th Row—S. Rose, R. Bubien, Carridi.
PLAY BALL
The national pastime was ushered in to Camden High School with a loud bang by a large group of baseball candidates reporting for the first practice. The lettermen from last year's varsity squad include Stan Chojnacki, Wally Bubien, Al Litwa, Jack Wilkerson, Charlie Weber, and Rollie Campoli. The boys from last year's jayvee squad are: Pete Mussa, Charlie Morehauser, John Murray, Francis Stack, Calvin Young, and John Winslow. The team is a member of the Camden Suburban League and New Jersey Group IV League. Although their coach Al Bass has made no predictions the team is confident of gaining many victories.
Baseball Schedule
April 8.............Collingswood (Home)
April 10..................Trenton (Away)
April 14........Woodrow Wilson (Away)
April 17..................Audubon (Home)
April 18............Asbury Park (Away)
April 21..............Haddonfield (Home)
April 25.........New Brunswick (Away)
April 28.................Bridgeton (Away)
April 29..................Trenton (Home)
May 1.....................Millville (Away)
May 2....................Morristown (Away)
May 5.....................Woodbury (Home)
May 8........Woodrow Wilson (Home)
May 12...........Haddon Heights (Home)
May 15.................Collingswood (Away)
May 16...............Perth Amboy (Home)
May 19....................Vineland (Away)
Roland Campoli, Catcher
Stanley Chojnacki, Pitcher
Alfred Litwa, Outfielder
Charles Weber, Third Base
GIRLS' SPORTS
Spring is here, and what is more enjoyable than making homeruns in softball, and connecting balls in tennis—well, we can dream, can't we?
Some of us try our luck at horseback riding, while others display their skill at swimming. Archery also proves to be fascinating. We specialize in dancing, and where in the world could you find more of the minor sports than at Camden High?
But before you leave us entirely, we want to thank Miss Van Horn, Mrs. Lawson, and Miss Ryzinski, our faculty advisers, who make all this possible. Thanks also to Rita Hayes, President of the Girls' A.A.
Lettermen, page 96, and Student Directory, Class of January 1942, page 97
LETTERMEN
FOOTBALL
Walter Bubien
Roland Campoli
Albert Glemser
Raymond Ksiazek
Alfred Litwa
Benjamin Pruss
Charles Weber
Edward Quinlan
Larry Ristine
Edward Shuda
John Sgariglio
Richard Urban
Albert Vogt
SOCCER
Joseph Asbell
Edward Quinlan
BASKETBALL
Walter Bubien
Stanley Chojnacki
Joseph Hackett
Albert Vogt
Timothy Harvey
Alfred Litwa
Benjamin Pruss
BASEBALL
Walter Bubien
Roland Campoli
Stanley Chojnacki
Alfred Litwa
Edward Shuda
Albert Vogt
Charles Weber
Jack Wilkerson
TRACK
Jack Parker
Benjamin Pruss
TENNIS
Joseph Asbell
Charles Fuhrman
STUDENT DIRECTORY
CLASS OF JANUARY, 1942
ADAMS, JOSEPHINE: Dramatic Club; Choral Reading Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; "Naughty Marietta" Business Committee.
AMATO, MARIE: Baseball; Hockey; Art Club; College Club; Reading Club; Record Subscription; Choral Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Christmas Decorating Committee; "Naughty Marietta" Business Staff; Children's Home Party.
ANGELOS, CHRISTOPHER: Intra-Mural Basketball; Dancing Club; Junior Varsity Basketball; Basketball Club; Homeroom Leader; Pin and Ring Committee; Usher; Christmas Decorating Committee; Chess and Checkers Club; Class Treasurer; Bowling Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Junior Varsity Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Baseball Manager; Baseball Club.
BANKS, MILDRED: Reading Club; Story Club; Basketball; "Naughty Marietta" Business Staff; Homeroom Secretary; Christmas Decorating Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Choral Reading Club; Red Cross Club; Leaders' Club; Record Business Staff; Algebra Club; Art Club.
BERRY, PAUL: "Naughty Marietta"; Handicraft Club.
BIOCCO, JUDITH: Squad Leader's Club; Photography Club; Dancing Club.
CAPANNA, ARMAND: Glee Club; "The Gondoliers," "Rose Marie," "Naughty Marietta," Annual School Concert; Dramatic Club; Spring Band Festivals; Christmas Caroler; Christmas Play; Christmas Decorating Committee; Usher; Traffic; Homeroom Leader; Public Speaking Contest; Dancing Club; Italian Club; Musical Quiz; Children's Home Party; Syncopators.
CARSLEY, VIRGINIA: Color Guard; French Club; Reading Club; Dramatic Club; Student Government. [handwritten: Public Speaking]
CARSWELL, LILLIAN: Handicraft Club; College Club; Choral Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff.
CARTER, WILLIAM: Hall Guard; Hi-Y; Dancing Club; Cheerleading; Student Government; Exhibition Dancing; Football; Baseball; "Rose Marie"; Intra-Mural Basketball; "Naughty Marietta"; PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee; Track.
CIANCI, ROSE: Choral Reading Club; Handicraft Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Story Club; Class Vice-President; Children's Home Party; School Service Committee; Squad Leader; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff, Co-editor.
COHEN, SHIRLEY: Tumbling; Baseball; Choral Reading; Archery; Library Club; Record Advertisement; Record Subscription; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Dramatic Reading Club.
COOPER, EDWARD: Basketball; Dancing Club; Basketball Manager; PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee; Intra-Mural Basketball; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Senior Prom Committee; Hall Guard; Christmas Decorating; Algebra Club.
DOWNING, EMMA: Baseball; Library Council; Reading Club; Homeroom Leader; "Naughty Marietta" Business Committee; School Service Committee; Record Literary Staff; Library Club; Co-Auditor.
DURHAM, ELLA: Library Club; Library Council; Reading Club; Homeroom Secretary; School Service Committee; Handicraft Club; E Pluribus Unum; Choral Reading Club.
EDWARDS, GEORGE: Dancing Club; Football Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y; Christmas Decorating Committee; Christmas Play; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
EISENBERG, NORMAN: Band; Orchestra; "The Gondoliers"; "Rose Marie"; "Naughty Marietta"; Syncopators; Story Club; Glee Club; Cultural Olympics; Christmas Play; Children's Home Party; Homeroom Leader; Hall Guard; Science Club; New Jersey All-State High School Orchestra.
FIELDS, MARGARET: French Club; Story Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff.
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CLASS OF JANUARY, 1942
FINE, BETTY: College Club; Art Club; Record Subscription; Christmas Decorating Committee; Traffic; Reading Club; Story Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
FISH, MARTHA: Record Subscription; Record Literary Staff; Baseball; Traffic; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Creative Dancing; Christmas Decorating; Reading Club; Children's Home Party.
FORCELLA, DOLORATO: Handicraft Club; Algebra Club; Story Club; Red Cross Organization.
FREED, SHERMAN: Hi-Y; Photography Club; Hall Guard; Algebra Club; Story Club.
GARTZMAN, GERALD: Hi-Y; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Soccer; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Library Club.
GIBSON, LAWRENCE: Orchestra; Band; Spring Music Festival; Concert; "Rose Marie"; Dancing Club.
GIORDANO, LUCY: Swimming; Baseball; Tennis; Archery; Basketball; Record Business Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Traffic; "The Gondoliers"; "Rose Marie"; "Naughty Marietta"; Club Helper; Christmas Decorating Committee; Squad Leader; Library Helper; Cake Sale Chairman; Story Club; Dancing Club; Class Motto Committee.
GRAY, ROBERT: Dancing Club; Football Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Homeroom Leader; Usher; Algebra; Varsity Crew Captain.
GREENE, GEORGE: Stamp Club; Hi-Y; Science Honors.
GRENHART, ROBERT: Intra-Mural Basketball; Hi-Y; Dancing Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Algebra Club.
GRIFFITH, HENRIETTA: Hockey; Soccer; Choral Reading Club; Baseball; Swimming; Squad Leader; Dancing Club; French Club.
GRIFFITHS, DOLORES: Tumbling; Modern Dancing; Algebra Club; Dramatic Reading; Vice-President Student Government; Traffic; Photography; Christmas Decorating Committee; Musical Festival; "Rose Marie"; "Naughty Marietta"; Public Speaking Contest.
GUNTHER, RAYMOND: Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y; Stamp Club; Slide Rule Club.
HADDON, RUTH: Algebra Club; Dramatic Reading; Choral Reading Club.
HALPIN, BETTY: French Club; Photography Club; Reading Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Glee Club; Music Festival; Concert; "Rose Marie"; "Naughty Marietta"; Algebra Club; Story Club; Children's Home Party; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
HAMMOND, WINSTON: Chess and Checkers Club; Hall Guard; Biology Club; Library Club; Slide Rule Club; Orchestra; "Naughty Marietta"; Music Festival; Concert; Greek Club.
HELMRICH, MILDRED: Reading Club; Handicraft Club.
HENCH, WILLIAM: Dancing Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Traffic; Science Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Band; Usher; Hall Guard; Christmas Decorating Committee; Christmas Ticket Sale Committee; Algebra Club.
HUDSON, LEONARD: Christmas Decorating Committee; Usher; Hi-Y; Student Government—President and Vice-President; Varsity Crew Manager; Intra-Mural Basketball; Hall Guard; Story Club; Checkers Club; Junior Prom Committee; Children's Home Party; Christmas Play Ticket Committee.
JACOBSEN, RODNEY: Record Literary Staff; Dancing Club; Hi-Y; Christmas Decorating Committee; Hall Guard; Usher; Slide Rule Club; Children's Home Party; Christmas Play Ticket Committee.
JANSSEN, MILDRED: Algebra Club; Choral Reading Club; French Club; Story Club.
JASJAN, JAY: Dancing Club; Hi-Y; Crew; Usher; Intra-Mural Basketball; Slide Rule Club.
KATES, RUTH: Club Helper; Reading Club; Choral Reading Club; E Pluribus Unum; Pin and Ring Committee; Christmas Play; Record Business Staff.
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KEASER, BETTY: Stamp Club; Club Helper; Choral Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Christmas Decorating Committee; Children's Home Party; Creative Dancing; Baseball.
KLIMEK, LEOPOLD: Football Club.
KLINE, RAYMOND: Checkers Club; Hall Guard; Dancing Club.
KREGER, ALBERT: Library Council; Traffic; Library Club; Slide Rule Club; Hall Guard; Co-Auditor; Algebra Club; Record Literary Staff; School Service Committee; Book Week Play; Lunch Committee; Senior Prom Treasurer.
KRIPITZ, HERMAN: Library Club; Library Council; Hall Guard; Traffic; Dramatic Club; Photography Club; Slide Rule Club; Algebra Club; Usher; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff.
KSIASEK, RAYMOND: Traffic; Football; Varsity Football; Football Club; Secretary of Boys' A. A.; Children's Home Party; Track.
LAMAR, ROBERT: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Hall Guard; Student Government; Italian Club.
LA MARRA, ANNA: Dancing Club; Manners Club.
LARSEN, CHARLES: Band; Orchestra; "Wildflower"; "Rose Marie"; "The Gondoliers"; "Naughty Marietta"; Syncopators; Hall Guard; Christmas Decorating Committee; Dancing Club; Slide Rule Club; Photography Club; Hi-Y; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Soccer; Intra-Mural Basketball; Music Festival; Track; Varsity Crew.
LUBONSKY, WILLIAM: Hall Guard; Dramatic Club; Record Literary Staff.
LUDLAM, GEORGE: Usher; Football Club; "Rose Marie"; Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Student Government; Class Treasurer; Christmas Decorating Committee; Chairman PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Biology Club; Intra-Mural Basketball; Football Club; Christmas Ticket Sale Committee.
MANOLATOS, ANN: Tumbling; Basketball; Baseball; Tennis; Library Council; Record Literary Staff Co-Editor; Hockey; Traffic; Junior Class Vice-President; Choral Reading Club; Dancing Club.
MARINO, LOTTA: Handicraft Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
McKIM, JOYCE: Dancing Club.
MISCIOSCIA, LEONARD: Hall Guard; Traffic; Italian Club; Usher; Slide Rule Club; Intra-Mural Basketball.
MORRISON, FRANKLIN: Hi-Y; Italian Club; Hall Guard.
MUMFORD, ALYCE: Club Helper; Christmas Decorating Committee; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff.
O'KOORIAN, PAUL: Dancing Club.
PANELLA, ROBERT: Slide Rule Club; Dancing Club; Hall Guard.
PETTUS, HAZEL: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
PIERCE, RUSSELL: Hall Guard; Science Honors Club; Dancing Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff Co-Editor; Usher; Traffic; Algebra Club; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Christmas Decorating Committee; School Service Committee.
PINKSTON, SAMUEL: Band; Orchestra; Glee Club; Greek Club; Dancing Club; Dramatic Club; Photography Club; Algebra Club.
QUATTROCHI, ANGELO: Baseball Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y; Italian Club; Junior Varsity Basketball Team.
REICHMAN, CLAIRE: Record Literary Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee; Christmas Decorating Committee.
RICHARDSON, JOAN: Handicraft Club; Homeroom Secretary; Art Club; Junior Prom Committee; Homeroom Leader; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Children's Home Party; Christmas Decorating Committee; Dancing Club; Choral Reading Club.
RICHTERMAN, GEORGE: Hall Guard; Chess and Checkers Club; Dancing Club; Intra-Mural Basketball; Science Honors Club; Usher; Algebra Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Slide Rule Committee.
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CLASS OF JANUARY, 1942
ROBERTSON, FREDERICK: Library Club; Library Council; Usher; Traffic; Slide Rule Club; Hall Guard; Science Honors Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Temple Mathematics Tournament; Christmas Decorating Committee; Children's Home Party.
ROSENBERG, RALPH: Track; Hall Guard; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Hi-Y.
ROSSI, FLORA: Italian Club; Algebra Club; Greek Club.
SAPONARE, FRANK: Chess and Checkers Club; Italian Club; Dancing Club; Slide Rule Club; Traffic; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Pin and Ring Committee; Christmas Decorating Committee; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Hall Guard; Ushers' Committee; Head Usher; Traffic Inspector; Traffic Club.
SCHEUHING, ROBERT: Student Government; Class President; Varsity Crew; Science Honors Club; Traffic; Usher; Christmas Decorating Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; School Service Committee; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Public Speaking Preliminaries; Children's Home Party; Business Manager PURPLE and GOLD.
SCHOMER, ALVIN: Chess and Checkers Club; Hall Guard; Usher; Tennis; Track; Slide Rule Club; Dancing Club; Hi-Y; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff.
SCHUMANN, ROBERT: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Hall Guard.
SGARIGLIO, JOHN: Football Club; Football; Usher; Hall Guard; Wrestling Club; Basketball Assistant Manager.
SHAFFER, RALPH: Art Club—President; Hall Guard; Football; Christmas Decorating Committee
SONNENBERG, LEONARD: Dancing Club; Slide Rule Club; Science Honors Club; Hall Guard; Chess and Checkers Club.
SPENCER, IDA: Reading Club; Red Cross Production.
STONER, ETHEL: Dancing Club.
TARTER, HERBERT: Chess and Checkers Club; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Slide Rule Club; Intra-Mural Basketball.
TARTER, STANTON: Intra-Mural Basketball; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Chess and Checkers Club.
THOMAS, ROBERT: Dancing Club.
TRYKA, ROSE: Dancing Club; Record Subscription Staff; Soccer; Hockey; Tennis; Christmas Decorating Committee; Record Business Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Basketball; "Naughty Marietta" Business Staff.
VAN SCIVER, MIRIAM: Band; Record Advertising Staff; Glee Club; "Rose Marie"; Christmas Decorating Committee; Club Helper; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Junior Prom Committee; Concert; Orchestra; Algebra Club.
VAN STINE, MARION: Stamp Club; Homeroom Leader; Homeroom Secretary; Student Government Recorder; Choral Reading Club; Traffic; Class Secretary; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Careers for Women Club.
VASILE, JOSEPH: Italian Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Traffic; Slide Rule Club; Hall Guard; Dancing Club; Senior Prom Committee; Usher.
WALTERS, MARION: Glee Club; Dramatic Club; "Rose Marie"; "Concert; "Naughty Marietta"; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Patron Manager of PURPLE and GOLD; Music Festival; German Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Club Helper.
WEBER, LEWIS: Dancing Club.
WHITNEY, LUVENIA: Glee Club; Squad Leader; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Tumbling; Basketball Varsity; Hockey Varsity; Creative Dancing.
ZANE, EDWARD: Band; Orchestra; Syncopators; Christmas Decorating Committee; "Naughty Marietta"; Concert; Dancing Club; Hi-Y.
ZANE, ELIZABETH: Choral Reading Club; Swimming; Hockey; Soccer.
ZIZZAMIA, JOHN: Orchestra; Concert; Dramatic Club; Exhibition Dancing; "Rose Marie"; "Naughty Marietta"; Dancing Club; PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee.
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CLASS OF JUNE, 1942
ABNER, GLADYS: Band; Traffic; PURPLE and GOLD Ass't. Advertising Manager; Club Helpers; Squad Leaders; Record Subscription Staff; Reading Club; Dancing Club; Candy Salesgirl; Spring Musical Festival.
ADAM, JANE: Red Cross Club; PURPLE and GOLD Advertising Manager; Squad Leader; Photography Club; Swimming Club; Social Dancing Club; Assistant Business Manager of Record; Record Subscription Staff; Handicraft Club; Christmas Decorating Committee.
ANDRIELLA, ALVINA: Dramatic Club; Reading Club Secretary; Handicraft Club; Swimming Club; Basketball; Soccer; Hockey.
ASBELL, JOSEPH: Tennis; Track; Chemistry Club; Hall Guard; Usher; Stage Manager; Soccer; Basketball Manager; Hi-Y Club; Christmas Decorating Committee.
ASCOLA, HARRY: Italian Club; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Stage Manager; Glee Club.
BABICH, ANNA: Record Art Staff; Oil Painting Club; Photography Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Dancing Club; PURPLE and GOLD Art Staff.
BANTIVOGLIO, THOMAS: Orchestra; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Mathematics Tournament; Photography Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Usher; "Naughty Marietta"; "Rose Marie"; "Good News."
BATTEN, SENNETT: Traffic; Usher; PURPLE and GOLD Business Manager; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Christmas Decorating Committee; Public Speaking Preliminaries; Christmas Play "Georgie Porgie"; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Checkers Club; Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Junior Prom Committee; President of Junior Class; Glee Club; Homeroom Secretary; Ring and Pin Committee; Intramural Basketball.
BECKER, CHARLES: Checkers Club; Greek Club; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Slide Rule Club; Chemistry Club.
BELLITZ, LENORE: Reading Club; Literary Club; Record Literary Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Public Speaking Preliminaries; Verse Speaking Choir; Homeroom Secretary; Swimming Club.
BERNHEISEL, EMMA: Social Dancing Club; Squad Leaders Club; Glee Club; Story Club; Algebra Club; Soccer; Tennis; Baseball.
BERRY, LORENZO: Hi-Y Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Slide Rule Club; Model Airplane Club.
BETZ, IRVING: PURPLE and GOLD Business Treasurer; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Hi-Y Club; German Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Hall Guard; Dancing Club; Homeroom President.
BLEIDORN, ELIZABETH: Typing; Basketball; Dancing Club; Wardrobe Manager; Christmas Decorating Committee; Swimming Club.
BLOOM, NORMAN: Math Puzzles; Checker Club; Science Honors.
BOILEAU, IRVINE: Story Club; Football; Social Dancing Club; Crew; Stage Manager.
BRAHEN, MANUEL: Record Literary Staff; Hall Guard; Christmas Play Stage Manager; Dramatic Club; Dancing Club; Chess and Checkers Club; French Club.
BRIMM, CHARLES: Art Club; Hi-Y Club; Checkers Club; Mathematics Club; Track.
BRODSKY, SIDNEY: Hi-Y Club; Homeroom Secretary; Chemistry Club; Science Honors Club; Hall Guard; Usher.
BROWN, BROOKSIE: Dancing Club; Senior Library Honors; Leaders Club.
BROWN, EVELYN: Record Subscription Staff; Soccer; Dancing Club; Choral Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Basketball; Christmas Decorating Committee; Baseball; Swimming Club; Tumbling; "Good News".
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CLASS OF JUNE, 1942
ROTHSTEIN, MORTON: Dance Club; Dramatic Club; Social Greek Club; Christmas Play.
ROZALOVICH, MARY: Record Subscription Staff; Library Council; Basketball; Dancing Club; Squad Leader; Modern Dancing; Chemistry Club; Choral Reading; Basketball Varsity; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Swimming; Soccer; Tumbling; Baseball; Art Club.
RUTHERFORD, LOURAY: Dancing Club; Record Subscription Staff.
RUTTENBERG, RUTH: Orchestra; Soccer; Concert; Dramatic Reading; Record Subscription Staff; "Rose Marie"; Classical Music Club; Dramatic Club; Stage Assistant for Christmas Play; "Naughty Marietta"; Choral Reading; Junior Prom Committee; Spring Music Festival; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Red Cross Club; Refreshment Committee for Christmas Party; Basketball; "Good News".
SCHALLUS, ELAINE: Reading Club; Dramatic Club; Handicraft Club; Dancing Club; Record Advertising Staff.
SCHOELER, HUBERT: Dancing Club.
SCHOELKOPF, JUNE: "Naughty Marietta"; Record Subscription Staff; Spring Festival; Cheerleading; Art Club; Glee Club; Homeroom Leader; "Rose Marie"; "Gondoliers"; March of Time Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Syncopators; Children's Home Party; Christmas Carolers; PURPLE and GOLD Art Staff; Dancing Exhibition.
SCHUSTER, BERTHA: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Dramatic Club; Choral Reading; Assistant Stage Manager of Christmas Play.
SERCHIA, VINCENT: Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Drafting Club; Chemistry Club; Italian Club; Chess and Checkers Club.
SHEPHERD, HOBART: Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Chess and Checkers Club; Track; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff.
SHOWALTER, ELEANOR: Basketball; Record Advertising Staff; Dramatic Club; Handicraft Club; Swimming; Archery; Dancing; Tumbling; Photography.
SHUDA, EDWARD: Football; Hall Guard; Drafting; Airplane Club; Basketball; Baseball.
SIMON, JACK: Slide Rule Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y Club; Science Honors; Band; Math. Tournament.
SIMS, GRACE: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Leader.
SINGER, ALVIN: Chess and Checkers Club; Slide Rule Club; Science Honors Club; Library Quiz; Mathematics Puzzles.
SIWIENSKI, LILLIAN: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Handicraft Club; Library Club.
SMERIN, SELMA: Dramatic Club; Choral Reading Club; Homeroom Leader; Candy Girl; Record Literary Staff; Reading Club.
STOMEL, DOROTHY: Record Subscription Staff; Baseball; Basketball; Archery; Club Helpers; Squad Leaders Club; German Club; Tumbling; Hockey.
STONER, IRMA: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Choral Reading Club.
STRATTON, SARAH: Arts and Crafts Club; Choral Reading Club; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Girls' Glee Club; Christmas Decorating Committee.
SUMMERS, EDNA: PURPLE and GOLD Subscription Manager; Squad Leaders Club; Photography Club; Greek Club; "Naughty Marietta" Ticket Sale; Bowling Club; Baseball; Swimming Club.
SUTHERLAND, ALBERT: Dancing Club; "Naughty Marietta"; Spring Music Festival; Hall Guard; Wrestling; Chemistry Club; Glee Club; Famous Men Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Airplane Club; Drafting Club.
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SZYMANKIEWICZ, ALFREDA: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Library Club; Manners Club; March of Time Club; Handicraft Club; Homeroom Secretary.
TANKSLEY, FRANCES: Social Dancing Club.
UMPHREY, HAZEL: Dancing Club; Squad Leaders Club; Handicraft Club; Glee Club; Music Club; Baseball; Choral Reading Club.
URBAN, RICHARD: Football Club; Junior Prom Committee; Hall Guard; Track; Senior Prom Committee; Senior and Junior Christmas Decorating Committees; Senior Class President; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; German Club; Football; Football Varsity.
VENTURA, MARIE: Handicraft Club; Costume Club.
VILLANO, EDWARD: Dancing Club; "Naughty Marietta" Stage Manager; Spring Music Festival; Craft Club; Checker Club; Hall Guard.
VITALE, MARY: Handicraft Club; Dramatic Reading Club; Choral Reading Club.
VIVIANI, EVA: Stamp Club; Library Club; Dancing Club; Dramatic Club; Handicraft Club; Typing Club.
VOGT, ALBERT: Football; Football Varsity; Basketball; Basketball Varsity; Baseball; Baseball Varsity; Football Club; Basketball Club; Baseball Club; Vice-President Boys' Athletic Association; Christmas Decorating Committee; Usher; Stage Manager Spring Play; Hall Guard.
WARD, HARRY: Chess and Checkers Club; Airplane Club; Hi-Y; Traffic; Christmas Decorating Committee; Hall Guard; Football Club; Usher; Stage Manager.
WARDEN, ELAINE: "Record" Art Staff; PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff; Refreshment Committee; Children's Home Party; Craft Club; Photography Club; Art Club; Swimming Club.
WEAVER, JOHN: Stamp Club; Soccer; Photography Club; Dancing Club; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Christmas Decorating Committee; Hall Guard.
WEBER, CHARLES: Usher; Stage Manager "Good News"; Red Cross Representative; Baseball; Baseball Varsity; Football; Football Varsity; Basketball; Basketball Varsity; Baseball Club; Football Club; Basketball Club; Christmas Decorating Committee.
WEINBERG, LESTER: Hi-Y; Chess and Checkers Club; Hall Guard.
WEINER, SELMA: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Choral Reading Club; Dramatic Club; Christmas Play; Reading Club; Swimming Club; Record Literary Staff; Dramatic Reading Club; Verse Speaking Choir.
WEISS, WARREN: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Usher; Christmas Play; Homeroom Secretary; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Biography Club; Intramural Basketball; Baseball; Baseball Club; "Naughty Marietta"; Hall Guard; Boys' Glee Club; Concert; Christmas Decorating Committee; Wrestling Club; Dancing Club.
WILKERSON, JACK: Hi-Y; Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Dancing Club; Junior Varsity Baseball; Baseball Club.
WOJTKOWIAK, LEONARD: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Senior Prom Committee; Christmas Decorating Committee; Hi-Y; Track; Hall Guard; German Club; Junior Prom Committee; Usher; Class Auditor.
WOODRUFF, JANE: College Club; Dancing Club; Art Club; Archery Club; World Events Club; Secretary Junior Red Cross; Red Cross Homeroom Representative; Record Art Staff.
ZAWITKOWSKI, RITA: Class Auditor; Orchestra; PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff; Glee Club; Reading Club; College Club; Record Literary Staff; Record Subscription Staff; Dancing Club; Library Council; Library Club.
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Brown, Jean: Dramatic Club; Purple and Gold Business Staff; Story Club; College Club; “Naughty Marietta” Business Staff.
Bubien, Walter: Football; Junior Varsity Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Basketball Club; Hall Guard; Baseball Club; Baseball Varsity; Football Club; Homeroom President; Christmas Decorating Committee; Christmas Party Committee; Traffic.
Campoli, Roland: Italian Club; Hall Guard; Baseball Club; Baseball Varsity; Football; Football Club; Basketball Manager; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Usher; Senior Prom Committee.
Capparelli, Michael: Band; Glee Club; Dancing Club; Christmas Play; Stage Manager; Christmas Play Ticket Committee; Craft Club; Slide Rule Club; Hall Guard; Record Advertising Staff; Syncopators; Usher.
Carter, Margaret: Purple and Gold Business Secretary; Traffic; Christmas Decorating Committee; Christmas Play; Dramatic Club; Squad Leaders; Dancing Club; Club Helpers.
Caruso, Dominic: Craft Club; Glee Club; Dancing Club; Hall Guard.
Cassedy, Janice: Traffic; “Naughty Marietta”; Orchestra; Glee Club; College Club; Craft Club; Spring Music Festival.
Casselman, Catherine: Senior Alumni Play; Public Speaking; Dancing Club; Dancing Exhibition; Glee Club; Caroling; Christmas Play; Student Government; Homeroom Leader.
Chiddenton, Albert: Hi-Y; Baseball Club; Junior Varsity Basketball; Airplane Club; Christmas Decorating.
Chojnacki, Stanley: Varsity Basketball; Christmas Decorating; Basketball Club; Baseball Club; Intramural Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Hall Guard; Junior Varsity Basketball; Fresh-Soph Basketball; Junior Varsity Baseball.
Coates, Frank: Checker Club; Mathematics Club; Mathematics Exam.
Coccia, Eleanor: Typing Club; Photography; Italian Club; Dancing Club; Handicraft Club.
Cohen, Bernice: Traffic; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Record Circulation; Dancing; Dramatic; Junior Prom; Club Helpers; Homeroom Secretary; Record Club.
Cohen, Marjorie: Reading Club; Spring Festival; Glee Club; “Gondoliers”; Dramatic Reading President; “Rose Marie”; Record Literary; Candy Vendor; “Naughty Marietta”; Choral Reading.
Cohn, Benjamin: Dancing; March of Time; Biography; Handicraft; Hi-Y; Chess and Checkers; Dramatics; Hall Guard.
Colalillo, Mary: Homeroom Leader; Record Subscription; School Service; Italian Club; Record Business; Choral Reading; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Class Motto Committee; Second Vice-President of Student Government; Calendar Sale; Defense Stamps and Bonds.
Cox, James: Photography; Christmas Decorating Committee.
Croce, Fulvio: Football Club; Purple and Gold Business Staff; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; “Naughty Marietta”; Italian Club.
Cuff, Lillian: Dancing Club; Art Club; Typing.
Davis, Donald L.: Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Stage Manager “Georgie Porgie”; Usher; Class Secretary; Hi-Y Club; Cultural Olympics; Photography Club Secretary; Defense Stamps and Bonds Committee; Student Government; Temple Mathematics Tournament.
Davalos, Philip: Italian Club; Dancing; Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Greek Club President; Christmas Decorating; Chemistry Club.
DeCord, Teresa: Handicraft Club; Stamp Club; Typing Club; Dramatic Club.
DeGioanni, Carlo: Italian Club; Dancing; Art Club; Hall Guard; Purple and Gold Literary; Usher; Soccer.
DiDomenico, Adriano: Italian Club; Alumni Show, “Aunty from Argentina”; Dancing; Glee Club; “Naughty Marietta”; Hall Guard; Concert; Band Festival; “Good News”; Lantern Operator.
Dietrich, Helmut: Hi-Y Club; Stamp Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Glee Club; Tennis Tournament; Tennis; Hall Guard; Traffic; “Rose Marie”; Greek Club; Usher; Christmas Decorating.
DiMarco, Ronald: Hall Guard; Hi-Y Club; Baseball.
Dubin, Geraldine: Reading Club Secretary; Record Subscription; Library Council; Glee Club; Choral Reading; Public Speaking Preliminaries; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Traffic; Hockey; Swimming.
Egan, Barbara: Record Subscription; Orchestra; Concert; Dancing Club; Band Trumpeter; Student Government; Glee Club; Record Literary; Traffic; Junior Prom Committee; Purple and Gold Business Staff; “Gondoliers”; “Rose Marie”; “Naughty Marietta”; “Good News.”
Elser, Betty: Record Subscription; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Cheerleading; Basketball; Record Literary; Tumbling; Dancing.
Evans, Ferlaria: Social Dancing; Library.
Evans, Rosella: Careers for Women Club; Choral Reading; Dancing Club; Reading Club.
Falzone, Carmella: Stamp Club; Squad Leader; Dancing Club; Purple and Gold Cake Sale Chairman; Library Council.
Fetters, Frances: Dramatic Club; Band Trumpeter; Record Subscription; Dancing Club; Christmas Decorating; Purple and Gold Business Staff; Traffic; Spring Festival.
Fine, Ira: Hi-Y Club; Mathematics Contest; Traffic; Purple and Gold Literary Staff.
Flory, Eugene: Chess and Checkers Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Hall Guard; Syncopators; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Senior Prom Committee; Glee Club; Concert; Christmas Play, “The Tree.”
Flournoy, Albert: Photography; Dancing Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y Club; Purple and Gold Business Staff.
Fowler, George: Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Traffic; Dancing; Cultural Olympics.
Fuhrman, Charles: Biography Club; Intramural Basketball; Chess and Checkers; Tennis, Varsity; Chemistry Club; Hall Guard; Hi-Y Club; Traffic, Lieutenant; Usher; Christmas Play Tickets.
Gentless, Frances: Lower Squad Leaders; Craft Club; Record Subscription; Record Art; Christmas Decorating; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Prom Committee; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Prom Committee.
Gibbons, Gloria: Story Club; Dramatic Club; Record Subscription; Photography Club Secretary; Record Publicity; “Rose Marie” Chorus; Library Council; Cheer Leader; Pin and Ring Committee; “Naughty Marietta” Chorus; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Choral Reading Club; Homeroom Secretary; Public Speaking Preliminaries; School Service.
Glass, Bernice: Craft; Dramatic Club; Dancing Club; Record Subscription; Choral Reading Club; Candy Girl.
Glatz, Henry: Football; Leaders Club; Social Dancing Club.
Glemser, Albert: Football, Varsity; Football Club; Christmas Decorating Committee; Usher.
Goldberg, Jules: Famous Men Club; Hi-Y Club; Hall Guard; Checkers Club; Science Honors Club; Chemistry Club; Current Events Forum.
Goldman, Stanley: Stamp Club; Hall Guard; Chess and Checkers; Leaders Club; Slide Rule Club; Wrestling; Dancing Club; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Lunchtime Committee.
Graham, Charline: Dancing Club; Basketball; Baseball; Tumbling; Soccer; Hockey; Reading Club; Dramatic Club; Choral Reading; Handicraft Club.
Gregoreski, Edward: Dancing Club; Track; Purple and Gold Business Staff; Soccer; Football.
Gregory, Elinor: Glee Club; Record Subscription; Leaders Club; Dancing; Choral Reading; Christmas Decorating; Verse Speaking Choir; Spring Festival; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Syncopators; “Gondoliers,” “Rose Marie”; Latin Honors; Modern Dancing.
Gretz, Stephen: Chemistry Club; Chess; Usher; Band; Glee Club; Leaders Club; Christmas Decorating; “Naughty Marietta”; Traffic; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Christmas Party; Music Concert.
Haber, Charles: Hall Guard; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Slide Rule Club; Record Subscription Staff; Dancing Club; Homeroom Collector; Stage Manager; “Rose Marie”; Band Festival; Homeroom Secretary.
Hackett, Joseph: Varsity Basketball; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Homeroom Leader; Hall Guard; Football Club; Baseball Club; Basketball Club.
Haines, Ernest: Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Christmas Decorating; Hall Guard; Traffic; Chess and Checkers; Band; March of Time; Hi-Y Club.
Handleton, Ruth: Craft Club; Reading Club; Squad Leader; Girls’ A. A.; French Club; Typing.
Harter, Robert: Cheerleader; Purple and Gold Literary Staff; Public Speaking Contest, Preliminaries; Homeroom Leader; Usher; Traffic; “Georgie Porgie”; Children’s Christmas Party; Cultural Olympic Play; Hi-Y Club; Intramural Basketball; Boys’ Glee Club; Christmas Decorating; Music Concert; Biography; Dancing; Hall Guard; Baseball.
Yearbook Pages 110–111
Homeroom photographs, page 110
10 B 5 Teacher—MR. PALESE
Salesman—ALVIN SCHOMER
10 B 11 Teacher—MISS DICKINSON
Salesman—IRMA STONER
10 A 7 Teacher—MR. NOWAK
Salesman—MARTHA FISH
11 B 5 Teacher—MISS DETWILLER
Salesman—DOROTHY KERNIECT
11 B 12 Teacher—MR. FEINSTEIN
Salesman—GRACE SIMS
11 A 5 Teacher MR. TAYLOR
Salesman—BARBARA EAGAN
110
Thanks to patrons and advertisers, page 111
"Each succeeding season changes the face of nature and the occupations of men."
To our Patrons and Advertisers, we of the Purple and Gold Business Staff wish to express our sincere appreciation. Without your assistance, the publishing of our book would have remained but a dream.
Our preparation of the book is finished; the readers' part in its success is just beginning. Their patronage of our advertising is the final step in its success.
SENNETT BATTEN
ROBERT SCHEUING
Co-Business Managers
Patrons — Pages 112–113
Patrons, pages 112 and 113
PATRONS (page 112)
Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. Abner
J. Abramson
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Adam
Mr. & Mrs. F. Addison
Miss Rose Amato
Mr. William S. Ashley
Kenneth S. Athey, M. D.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bantivoglio
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Batten
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Benevento
Stanley Bennett
M. Berman
Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Biagini
Mrs. Robert Bonzart
Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Bozarth
Anna Branin '41
Alice M. Brooks
Alma Brown
Miss Rose Campbell
Mr. Thomas Cann
Charles A. Cantermen
Mr. & Mrs. Stene Capana
Mr. & Mrs. D. Caralla
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Carswell
Mr. John R. Carter
Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Cassedy
Anthony Cialdello
Lillian Cianci
Mr. & Mrs. Clinger
Miss Clara V. Conlen
Mr. Wesley Coxson
George Davis, Jr.
Mrs. Bessie V. Davies
Mr. Charles Dickerson
Mr. John C. Diggs
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Di Joseph
John Dingle
Mr. & Mrs. A. Dlugds
Mr. Frank Doganiero
Mrs. Dorfman
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Durham
Marion Carey Egan
Mrs. Ada M. Eichel
Elizabeth Epting
A Friend
Mrs. Mary Falzone
Frederick Fiedler '41
Mr. & Mrs. F. Fields
Frank Di Filvo
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Fish
R. Martin Francis
Ida B. Frazier
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Gates
Mr. & Mrs. Gentless
George Robert Gess
Mr. Anthony Giordano
Mrs. Ethel Givnin
Mr. Fred Glaser
Mr. & Mrs. Hyman Goldberg
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Grecco
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Green
Harold D. Groff
Dr. & Mrs. George W. Grenhart
Benjamin Grundy
Mrs. A. Gunderson
Miss Fedora Gullotti
Wendell Gulick, '38
Mary Gurtcheff
Jean Hagemann
Compliments of Harry's
Neal L. Hart
Miss Mary Hartung
A Friend
J. Hasson
Miss Leslie Hayden
Mrs. Lottie Hazelton
Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hazelton
Mrs. Emery M. Heaton
Mr. & Mrs. E. Helmsen
Mr. & Mrs. C. Hench
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hofbauer
Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Howard
Mr. J. Hyman
Mr. Arthur E. Jackson
Miss Elizabeth Jackson
Dr. Edward H. Janbaz, Optometrist
Jane's Sweet Shop
Mrs. C. A. O. Janssen
Jean
Miss Rose Jeitner
Micheal Kavata
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Keaser
Ruth Kernict
Mrs. Clara Kintzel
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kissel
Mr. Victor Kolton
Lalli Brothers
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas La Maine
Mrs. Charles Larsen
Mr. Charles A. Larsen
Clara Latini
Jean Latini
Janet B. Leach
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Lentz
Mr. Jerome Levy
June Link, '40
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Loomis
Joseph D. Loyd
Mr. & Mrs. George Ludlum
112
PATRONS (page 113)
[The names below are from the earlier transcription of page 113; the scan of this page is a small, soft image and its lines can be matched but not read letter by letter. The surname spellings may differ from the print.]
Mrs. Elizabeth McEvoy
A Friend
Mr. Robert MacDade
Miss Emily Magee
Mr. & Mrs. James Manganare
Mr. & Mrs. M. Manheimer
Miss Alice Marriel
Howard R. Marshall
Doris Martin
Miss Sarah H. Mason
Mr. & Mrs. John Mathis
Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Mauger
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Miller
A. T. Mines
Mrs. Robert Mires
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Moffett
Mr. & Mrs. James V. Moran
William L. Morgey
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Morris
Mr. Felix Mozelewski
Laura M. Mumford
Sherman Mumford
Mrs. Emma K. Navin
Miss Dorothy O’Brien
Mr. James O’Brien
Harry Obus
Donald H. Ogden
Miss Emma Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Palese
Personality Shop (Mrs. Reisman)
Cecil H. Peters
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Peters
Catherine Piel
Mr. & Mrs. James Pilleggi
Dr. Harry A. Pinsky
Mr. & Mrs. S. Platt
Mr. & Mrs. Orlando Pollastrini
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Potter
Marie Procacci
A Friend
Charles Rau
Mrs. Harry W. Read
Ken Richter
Richard S. Robinson
Miss Anna Rosa
Frank Rose
Rosedale Dept. Store
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosenberg
Jules Rosenberg, Esq. ’19
Louis Rosenberg
Mr. & Mrs. George Roth
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Santora
Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Santora
Mr. & Mrs. D. Sardo and Family
Mrs. & Mrs. R. Saunders
Miss Rosalie Scalia
Mrs. Harry E. Scheuing
Mrs. Fred A. Scheuing
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Schoellkopf
Dr. Helen F. Schrack
Mrs. Stanley B. Scott
Mr. William Sellers
Mrs. Seomick
M. L. Serverns
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Shearer
Mr. Fontain A. Shookley
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sims
Mr. Joseph Smola
Jack Spewak
Mrs. Lewis H. Stehr
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sterban
John Stevenson
James Stewart
H. S. Stomaker
Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Stratton, Jr.
Loretta G. Switzer
Mr. & Mrs. B. Szymankiewicz
A Friend
C. Tedeschi & Sons
Ralph Tedeschi
Mr. & Mrs. S. Terranova
Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Uliase
United Auto Supply
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Van Sciver
Grace Van Stine
Harry Van Stine
Meta D. Van Stine
Virginia Vaughn, ’41
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wallen
Miss Ella M. Walters, ’38
Mr. & Mrs. Max Walters
William C. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Warden
Miss Mildred Watson
Robert Washington
Mr. & Mrs. Simon Weiss
Mrs. Mabel V. Weldy
C. Wells
Whitman Park Shoe Repair
Mrs. Carrie Whitney
Robert W. Whitney, 3rd
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Winters
Mr. & Mrs. William Winters
Mr. & Mrs. F. L. Wisner
Mr. & Mrs. Wojtkowiak
Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Worrell
Dr. & Mrs. Wroblewski
A Friend
Mr. Charles Yoder
Mrs. Marie E. Zane
Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Zawitkowski
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Zubrzycki
Advertisers — Pages 114–128
Printer and photographer, pages 114 and 115
CAMPUS PUBLISHING CO.
Incorporated
1316 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Producers of
1942 PURPLE AND GOLD
THOMAS STUDIOS
130 North Broadway
Camden, N. J.
Advertisements, pages 116 and 117
1892 · Golden Anniversary · 1942
Fifty years of continuous successful Renting
COSTUMES and CAPS and GOWNS
Consult . . .
MILLER COSTUMIER
236 S. 11th ST.
PHILA., PA.
Kin. 9874
Note—All Costumes used in Camden High School plays and Caps and Gowns for Commencement furnished by
MILLER COSTUMIER, Inc
Register Now
FOR BUSINESS TRAINING
STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL
(Est. 19 years)
COMPLETE COURSES
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL
STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING CIVIL SERVICE
COMPTOMETER EDIPHONE OFFICE MACHINES
DAY & EVENING CLASSES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE TERMS IF DESIRED
210 No. Sixth St. Camden, New Jersey
Phone - Camden 3369
Chestnut Coal Company
Phone 3169
Compliments of
Cooper Hosiery Shoppes
(Gussie Greenberg, 1925)
456 Kaighn Ave., Camden, N. J.
2635½ Westfield Ave.
520 Federal Street
Compliments of
Cianci & Balducci Co.
Phone: 5583-W Deferred Payments
LEON T. ELWELL
Watchmaker - Jeweler
2770 Federal St. Camden, N. J.
SOL DRUG CO.
PHARMACISTS
N. W. Cor. Haddon & Kaighn Aves.
Camden, N. J.
LUNCH AT OUR FOUNTAIN
We Deliver Camden 6200
Advertisements, pages 118 and 119
BINNEY & SMITH COMPANY
Manufacturers of
CRAYOLA ANDU-SEPTIC DUSTLESS CHALK
GLOAMA BLOCK PRINTING INK
PERMA PRESSED CRAYONS
ARTISTA TEMPERA POSTER PAINT
ARTISTA WATER COLORS
FIRMA GRIP PASTE COLORED CHALK
FRESCOL SHAW FINGER PAINTS
R. T. Gemmell, Representative
2902 Berkley Street Camden, N. J.
Camden Wholesale Confectionery Co.
205 Market Street
Camden, N. J.
Camden Y.M.C.A.
Broadway and Federal Streets
Camden, N. J.
Quality - Price - Service
ROSNER'S
Hardware - Paints - Glass
Housewares
1204 Haddon Ave.
SHOHEN'S
456 Kaighn Ave.
Skirts - Suits - Sweaters
Blouses - Lingerie - Girdles
Popular Prices
Compliments of
THE H. EDWIN SCHADE Co.
Industrial and Marine
METAL CRAFTSMEN
520-522 West St. Camden, N. J.
Bell Phone: 8563
Arthur H. HOLL Earl B.
Funeral Home
1401-03 Princess Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Lucas Brothers
The Quality Florist
6th and Cooper Streets
Camden
Bell Phone 1284 Keystone Phone 27981
THE SHIRT BOX
1037-39 Broadway
Camden, N. J.
"Get it at Jack's"
3324 Federal Street
Camden, N. J.
THE COLLEGE OF SOUTH JERSEY
The College of South Jersey, in order to aid students in the present emergency, will offer an accelerated program beginning June 22nd. Students entering then can complete two years of college by the end of the next summer and will be ready to enter the Junior Year of a four-year college by September 1943.
CURRICULA OFFERED
COURSES FOR CAREERS IN BUSINESS
Accounting Business Administration
Advertising One-Year Secretarial Course
PRE-PROFESSIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES
Art Education—Teaching Art Liberal Arts Commerce—Teaching
Civil Service Commercial Subjects
Education—Teaching, High School and Grades Liberal Arts and Sciences
Journalism Pre-Laboratory Technician
Pre-Nursing
PROFESSIONAL
Law—LL.B. degree conferred
PRE-MILITARY
The pre-requisites for many Commissioned Officers are generally two or more years of college.
Dr. Charles L. Maurer, Dean-Vice President
THE COLLEGE OF SOUTH JERSEY
220-228 Federal Street Camden, New Jersey
John J. McCaffery
Real Estate and Insurance
832 Federal Street
Camden, N. J.
Cartun's Hardware
3507 Federal Street
Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
Bell Drug Co.
1201 Haddon Ave.
Camden, N. J.
H. B. Hemphill
613 Broadway
Camden, N. J.
Advertisements, pages 120 and 121
THE HAT BOX
MILLINERY AND BAGS
105 Broadway Camden, N. J.
M. & H. SWEET SHOP
2507 Federal Street
Known All Over Camden
for Sodas and Lunch—Greeting Cards
Cooperson Bros.
"The Logical Place to Take that Damaged Car"
Bell Phone: 3855-3856 Night Phone: 5967
Bell Phone 870
New Jersey Bottling Co.
Manufacturer & Distributor of Carbonated Beverages
520-26 Liberty Street Camden, N. J.
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ZAMSKY STUDIOS
1007 Market Street Philadelphia
Jules Delicatessen
8th & Fairview Sts
FAIRVIEW W.C.T.U.
Phone: 10018 Personally Supervised
Cliff Carter
Auto Repair Service
Cars Called for and Delivered
1017 Kenwood Ave. Camden, N. J.
Simpson's Hardware
8th and Walnut Streets
Camden, N. J.
Spread Your Bread With
"Fayer's" Tub Butter
1414 Haddon Avenue
Camden, N. J.
Mt. Ephraim Hardware and Paint Store
Phone 2128-W
Mt. Ephraim Ave. & Morton Street
Camden, N. J.
Bell Phone: Camden 1400-J
"Paperhanging of the Better Kind"
Nat Cohen
Interior Decorator & Paperhanger
Estimates Furnished
1649 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Camden, N. J.
Solvo-Tone
Gold Seal Cleaners and Tailors
"Try our Solvo-Tone Process"
3813 Westfield Avenue Camden, N. J.
GET READY NOW
The expansion in business and the National Defense industries have created a great demand for male and female Typists, Stenographers, Secretaries, Bookkeepers, Accountants and other office help.
If you want a good business or Civil Service position, get ready now by attending the Day or Night sessions of
STRAYER'S BUSINESS SCHOOL
807 Chestnut Street LOM. 0854
Stenotype taught without charge for machine.
TYPEWRITERS
RENTED — SOLD — REPAIRED
ALL MAKES OF NEW & REBUILT MACHINES $19 UP
Special prices to Camden High School Students. Easy terms. Free Trial
Lowest prices anywhere on PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
CENTRAL Duplicating & Typewriter Co.
511 Broadway
Camden, N. J.
Stop at
DelBaughs
For Everything
521 No. 9th St.
Camden, N. J.
Heston's Quaker Store
Quality Meats—Groceries—Vegetables
3196 Westfield Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Bell Phone 10114
Eddie's Luncheonette
1653 Mt. Ephraim Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Eastwick's Sunoco Station
3144 Westfield Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Tires, Tubes and Batteries
Camden 9219
Advertisements, pages 122 and 123
Phone 554-J
DANENHOWER SPORTS
Wholesalers of Sporting Goods
Athletic Clothing, Sportswear, Trophies
2731 Pleasant Street Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
LEN-LOR FLORIST
1438 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Camden 5242
(Opp. West Jersey Hospital)
WALT WHITMAN HOTEL
Broadway & Cooper Street
Camden, N. J.
Facilities for
DANCES - DINNERS - LUNCHEONS - MEETINGS
JOSEPH E. MEARS, Manager
CAMDEN 2910 COLLINGWOOD 2900
MOHRFELD COAL
C. P. MOHRFELD, Inc.
Seventh and Pine Streets, Camden
Lees and Atlantic Avenues, Collingswood
McGRAW'S
CIGARS - CANDY - CONFECTIONERY
400 Haddon Avenue
Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
MILLSIDE FARMS
Riverside, N. J.
Phone: Riverside 47
BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON
2508 Federal Street
Camden, N. J.
Phone: Camden 10172
The Park Storage Warehouse Co.
Office & Warehouse
Haddon Ave. & Pine St., Camden, N. J.
MOVING & SHIPPING
STORAGE & PACKING
Agent for Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
By Van anywhere in U. S. A. & Canada
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Phone: Bell 1299
Business Training
FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
Founded 1865
General Business Stenographic-Secretarial
Executive Management Executive-Secretarial
Administrative Accountancy Medical Secretarial
Civil Service Preparation (Shorthand or Stenotypy)
Specialized Evening Courses
Business Correspondence Office Appliances
Uniform Accounting Systems
Advanced Accountancy Sales and Distribution
Personality Development and Public Speaking
Peirce School Building
Pine St. West of Broad
Philadelphia
PEIRCE SCHOOL
Bell: 3800-01-02 Keystone: 2-7761
KEYSTONE STATIONERY COMPANY
Complete Photographic Department
School and Office Supplies
Printers — Engravers — Lithographers
527 Market Street Camden, N. J.
Expert Appraiser of Real Estate
Notary Public
Money to Loan on Mortgage Conveyancer
ESTABLISHED 1878
LOUIS B. HUMPHREYS
Real Estate, Insurance & Mortgages
Humphreys Building
S. W. Cor. Third & Market Streets
Camden, New Jersey
Rents Collected and Properties for Sale & Rent
Bell Phone 193 Key. Phone 27481
"Camden's Most Modern Furniture Store"
HALLOWELL
2615 Westfield Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Camden 3599
Advertisements, pages 124 and 125
STEVESON'S GARAGE
816 Federal Street
Auto Repairs
Compliments of
G. W. M. Co.
Camden 3637 Phones Camden 1631-W
Walter "Pat" J. Maginnis
Representing
The Travelers Insurance Company
The Travelers Indemnity Company
The Travelers Fire Insurance Company
Broadway Stevens Building
Camden New Jersey
MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL
R. Keaser, Dealer
Browning Rd. Circle
Pennsauken, N. J.
Phone Merchantville 9323
Camden 3646
Norman I. Wessel
Realtor
General Insurance
425 N. Sixth St.
Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
Mrs. Adele Przybylski
Furniture, Rugs
Jewelry, Radios
Electrical Appliances
HEINE'S Inc.
932-934 Broadway Camden, N. J.
"FLORSHEIM SHOES"
SCHOMER & BERMAN
Style and Corrective Shoes for Men & Women
107 Broadway Camden, N. J.
George M. Beringer, Jr.
Skillful, Conscientious
Service in Medicines
118 N. Broadway
Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
Thompkins Ice Cream Company
"QUALITY MADE IT FAMOUS"
Try our Fountain Products
Malted Milks Super Sundaes
Sodas Banana Splits
315 S. Broadway, Camden
Phone: Camden 10368
Keystone 26752
Dinoto
Shaving Parlor
701 Clinton Street
Camden, N. J.
CHAS. TANIER, JR.
Coal & Fuel Oil
"sudden service"
924 S. 3rd St., Camden
Formerly— Bell Phones 8572, 9456
3rd and Mechanic Sts. Keystone 32961
BELLE HOSIERY STORES
Famous for QUALITY - STYLE - ECONOMY
513 Kaighn Ave.
536 Federal Street
Phone Camden 4822
Bessie-Ann Dress Shoppe
1222 Haddon Avenue
Camden, N. J.
Sizes 9 to 48 including ½ sizes
Bessie S. Wessel
Best Wishes to the Graduates
May Success Mark Your Path
HERBERT E. HARPER
Thermometers — Waterman Pens
Frost's
JOS. J. FROST
OPTICIAN
203 N. Sixth Street
Camden, N. J.
MERCURY A. C.
Dancing
Every Tuesday Nite
Community Hall
Everett & Newport Sts.
WILLIAM S. HOOVER
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry
Jewelry Repairing — Watches — Clocks
Open Evenings
413 Broadway, Cor. Washington
Camden, N. J.
Geo. H. Plum
728 Federal Street
Real Estate and Insurance
Compliments of
S. & C. BARGAIN STORE
649 Ferry Ave.
Camden, N. J.
Phone 354
JAMES M. THOIRS
(Incorporated)
FLORISTS
Flowers for Every Occasion
Federal at Eighth Street
Camden, N. J.
Compliments of
WALLEN'S INC.
Jewelers and Diamond Merchants
Finest quality at moderate prices
(Convenient terms if desired)
405 Broadway Camden
Compliments of
Reliable Auto Body Co.
1207 Chestnut St.
FOSTER'S
Breyer's Ice Cream
7th & Grant
Advertisements, pages 126 and 127
WITHOUT SACRIFICE THERE IS NO VICTORY,
WITHOUT VICTORY THERE IS NO PEACE,
WITHOUT PEACE THERE IS NO FUTURE.
POLISH AMERICAN CITIZENS' CLUB
1559 Mt. Ephraim Avenue
Camden, N. J.
OFFICERS:
Joseph A. Dynakowski........President (June 1928)
John Hass........Vice-President
Joseph Grochowski........Recording Secretary
Adolph Kmiec........Financial Secretary
Walter Gontarski........Treasurer
Stephen Bielicki........Corresponding Secretary (June 1928)
Martin Adamski
Martin Bec
Joseph Zuchowicz TRUSTEES
John Czetyrka
Bartholomew Grzesik........Sergeant-at-arms
The Camden High School Alumni Welcome The Class Of 1942
You are now leaving behind the richest, most fruitful period of youth—a period resplendent in your memories; enhanced by firm and precious friendships. You are to taste of life at its bitterest in many generations, and moments of reverie will become cherished luxuries.
Friendship was not meant to be severed, and to its promotion our association is dedicated. Enjoy "reminiscing" in the genuinely Camden High atmosphere of
The Camden High School Alumni Association
Advertisements, page 128
HARBAUGH & HALL, Inc.
Wholesale Confectioners
Distributors Schrafft's Chocolates and Double H Brand Confections
223-25 N. 3rd Street Camden, N. J.
Camden 5109-W
The Mercantile Printing House
Printers
131 Federal Street Camden, N. J.
MERRELL N. O'BRIEN, JR. '31
MERRELL N. O'BRIEN, JR. '38
Eat Breyer's all-ways ICE CREAM
"America's favorite moment"
DRINK Coca-Cola 5¢
Phone, Camden 5175
Harry N. Layer
Dispensing Optician
106 N. 5th Street
Camden, N. J.
WHITMAN BOOK SHOP
BOOKS * * * GREETING CARDS
114 N. Broadway
Telephone 5311
Compliments of
HARRY'S ESSO STATION
Ferry Ave. & Van Buren St.