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Camden High School — January 1928 Yearbook

Purple & Gold Year Book, Class of January 1928

Camden High School — January 1928 Yearbook

Early in March of 2009 I purchased the yearbook reproduced below on eBay from a seller in California. It had belonged to a girl named Fran Phillips… E. Frances Phillips to be exact… who had lived at 104 Parker Avenue in Woodlynne. Other than that I don't know anything about her at this time. The book is presented here in its entirety, with 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. As time goes by, I will be adding pictures, news articles, and other material about Camden High School.

Phil Cohen
March 14, 2009

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Cover

Camden High School January 1928 Purple and Gold yearbook cover

Camden High School — January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook. Pages 1 and 2 are blank.

The Purple & Gold

The Purple and Gold title page, January 1928

The Purple and Gold — Issued by the January Class of 1931, Camden High School. Page 4 is blank.

Foreword

Foreword page, Camden High School January 1928 yearbook

Page 5 — Foreword.

Principal and Faculty

Clara Stewart Burrough, principal of Camden High School Charles L. Maurer, faculty adviser
Page 6: Clara Stewart Burrough, principal. Page 7: Charles L. Maurer.

Class of 1928

Class of 1928, Camden High School group photograph

Page 8 — Class of 1928.

Class Officers, Colors, Flower & Motto

Class officers, colors, flower and motto, January 1928

Page 9 — Class Officers, Class Colors, Class Flower, Class Motto.

Class President's Message

Class President's message to the graduating class, January 1928

Page 10 — Class President's Message to the Graduating Class.

Class Portraits

Class portraits page 11: Richard Knight Aitken, Lucy Angelo

Page 11 — Richard Knight Aitken, 225 Linden Street; Lucy Angelo, 2274 South 7th Street.

Class portraits page 12: George H. Auffort, Robert Barrar, Josephine Bauman

Page 12 — George H. Auffort, 1138 Princess Avenue; Robert Barrar, 107 North 24th Street; Josephine Bauman, 107 South 41st Street.

Class portraits page 13: Benjamin Berlin, Sadie Blaker, Freda Bodek

Page 13 — Benjamin Berlin, 589 Pine Street; Sadie Blaker, 1257 Kaighn Avenue; Freda Bodek, 243 Sycamore Street.

Class portraits page 14: Lewis Raymond Bott, Walter Bradshaw, Mabel Brewer

Page 14 — Lewis Raymond Bott, 415 North 2nd Street; Walter Bradshaw, 529 Haddon Avenue; Mabel Brewer, 1018 North 19th Street.

Class portraits page 15: Raymond Carlin, Howard Covington, Stanley E. Davis

Page 15 — Raymond Carlin, 2719 Cramer Street; Howard Covington, 203 Byron Street; Stanley E. Davis, 1458 Wildwood Avenue.

Class portraits page 16: Artemisia C. De Peugh, Preston Doerschner, Amelia Durso

Page 16 — Artemisia C. De Peugh, 858 Mt. Ephraim Avenue; Preston Doerschner, 1409 Kaighn Avenue; Amelia Durso, 916 South 4th Street.

Class portraits page 17: Benjamin J. Dzick, Paul Ebner, Andrew J. Egan

Page 17 — Benjamin J. Dzick, 3910 Westfield Avenue; Paul Ebner, 551 Royden Street; Andrew J. Egan, 230 North 32nd Street.

Class portraits page 18: F. Charles Eichel Jr., Ida M. Faith, George Farmery

Page 18 — F. Charles Eichel Jr., 568 Berkley Street; Ida M. Faith, 1202 North 34th Street; George Farmery, 112 North 27th Street.

Class portraits page 19: Martin Feldsher, Dorothy Fortiner, Walter W. Frazee Jr.

Page 19 — Martin Feldsher; Dorothy Fortiner; Walter W. Frazee Jr.

Class portraits page 20: Samuel T. French Jr., Reba M. Garwood, Bella J. Goldstein

Page 20 — Samuel T. French Jr.; Reba M. Garwood; Bella J. Goldstein.

Class portraits page 21: James Theodore Gottlieb, Gwendolyn Hilyard, Mildred E. Hunsiner

Page 21 — James Theodore Gottlieb; Gwendolyn Hilyard; Mildred E. Hunsiner.

Class portraits page 22: Edgar S. Hutton, Clark Ross Johnson, Harold A. Johnson

Page 22 — Edgar S. Hutton; Clark Ross Johnson; Harold A. Johnson.

Class portraits page 23: William Johnson, Leon Kaminski, Margaret Kapigian

Page 23 — William Johnson; Leon Kaminski; Margaret Kapigian.

Class portraits page 24: Joseph Kaplan, Harold Kotlikoff, Joseph F. Kozuhowski

Page 24 — Joseph Kaplan; Harold Kotlikoff; Joseph F. Kozuhowski.

Class portraits page 25: Mildred Langley, William Laudenslager, Edwin Mason

Page 25 — Mildred Langley; William Laudenslager; Edwin Mason.

Class portraits page 26: Mahlon Mathis, Helen R. McAllister, William Foster Meekins

Page 26 — Mahlon Mathis; Helen R. McAllister; William Foster Meekins.

Class portraits page 27: Robert Daniel Miller, Ruth Mae Miller, Joseph Moorhouse

Page 27 — Robert Daniel Miller; Ruth Mae Miller; Joseph Moorhouse.

Class portraits page 28: Jane Taylor Mulford, Dorothy Neiman, Stella Nelson

Page 28 — Jane Taylor Mulford; Dorothy Neiman; Stella Nelson.

Class portraits page 29: Clifford Odend'hal, Catherine Peel, E. Frances Phillips

Page 29 — Clifford Odend’hal; Catherine Peel; E. Frances Phillips.

Class portraits page 30: Ruth Powell, S. Milton Rambo, Henry A. Regel Jr.

Page 30 — Ruth Powell; S. Milton Rambo; Henry A. Regel Jr.

Class portraits page 31: Marion E. Ritchards, Marvin L. Roberts, Dorothy Robinson

Page 31 — Marion E. Ritchards; Marvin L. Roberts; Dorothy Robinson.

Class portraits page 32: Henry A. Romaine, Dorothy M. Ross, Helen Ruth

Page 32 — Henry A. Romaine; Dorothy M. Ross; Helen Ruth.

Class portraits page 33: Ethel Schweizer, Sanford Shapiro, Margaret Leonore Sherwood

Page 33 — Ethel Schweizer; Sanford Shapiro; Margaret Leonore Sherwood.

Class portraits page 34: Helen E. Shivers, William Robert Shoener, George A. Silver III

Page 34 — Helen E. Shivers; William Robert Shoener; George A. Silver III.

Class portraits page 35: Mary K. Smith, Manuel Smulowitz, Viola Soltys

Page 35 — Mary K. Smith; Manuel Smulowitz; Viola Soltys.

Class portraits page 36: Edward A. Spare, Joseph J. Stafford, Florence Taylor

Page 36 — Edward A. Spare; Joseph J. Stafford; Florence Taylor.

Class portraits page 37: Ruth M. Thompson, Alfonso Tomasetti, Elsie Marie Vernon

Page 37 — Ruth M. Thompson; Alfonso Tomasetti; Elsie Marie Vernon.

Class portraits page 38: Joseph Walter, Dorothy Ware, James Warrington

Page 38 — Joseph Walter; Dorothy Ware; James Warrington.

Class portraits page 39: Sylvia C. Weiner, Pauline Weiss, Charles E. Whittington

Page 39 — Sylvia C. Weiner; Pauline Weiss; Charles E. Whittington.

Class portraits page 40: Harriet A. Woods, Robert Edwin Wright, Anthony Zubryzycki

Page 40 — Harriet A. Woods; Robert Edwin Wright; Anthony Zubryzycki, 1299 Morton Street.

January Who's Who

January Who's Who, page 41 January Who's Who, page 42

Pages 41–42 — January Who’s Who.

The Last Will and Testament of the January Class of 1928

The Last Will and Testament of the January Class of 1928, page 43 The Last Will and Testament of the January Class of 1928, page 44 The Last Will and Testament of the January Class of 1928, page 45

Pages 43–45 — The Last Will and Testament of the January Class of 1928.

1929 January Section

1929 January Section class officers, page 46

Page 46 — 1929 January Section. Harrison Bright, President; Hilda Shivers, Vice-President; Ruth Mulholland, Secretary; Sidney Kline, Treasurer.

January Class of 1929

January Class of 1929, page 47

Page 47 — January Class of 1929.

The Future

The Future, a poem by Dorothy Robinson, page 48

Page 48 — “The Future” by Dorothy Robinson.

Class Pages

Class pages, page 49
Page 49.
Autographs page, page 50

Page 50 — Autographs.

Class page 51
Page 51.

An Appreciation

An Appreciation, advertiser dedication page, page 52

Page 52 — An Appreciation. The Purple and Gold Committee dedicates this page to those who have advertised in this book. The Committee urges all students and friends of the school to extend their patronage to the advertisers whose names appear in the following list.

Advertisers

Advertisers page 52: Morgenweck Inc., Hart's Jewelry Store

Page 52 — Morgenweck Inc., Cleaners & Dyers, 17 Broadway; Hart’s Jewelry Store, 309 Broadway.

Advertisers page 54: Steelman Business School, Hess Camden's Leading Clothier

Page 54 — Steelman Business School, Nellie M. Steelman, Principal, 210 South 5th Street; Hess, Camden’s Leading Clothier, 1200 Broadway.

Advertisers page 55: Frost Brothers, Central Electric Shoe Rebuilding

Page 55 — Frost Brothers, 540–542 Federal Street; Central Electric Shoe Rebuilding, 408 Federal Street.

Advertisers page 56: Victor Talking Machine Co.

Page 56 — Victor Talking Machine Co.

Advertisers page 57: Edmund J. Alff Realtor, Jack's Candy and Smoke Shop

Page 57 — Edmund J. Alff, Realtor, 422 Broadway; Jack’s Candy & Smoke Shop, 1079 Haddon Avenue.

Advertisers page 58

Page 58 — G.H. Williams, pharmacist, Broadway & Ferry Avenue, Crescent Theatre; C.C. Albertson, Motorcycles, 1142 Kaighn Avenue; Joseph Schlitz, Auto Buses to Hire, Maple Shade.

Advertisers page 59
Page 59.
Advertisers page 60: Dell Coffee Shops, The Mrkwa Beauty Shop, Tri-Hi Club

Page 60 — Dell Coffee Shops, 519 Market Street; The Mrkwa Beauty Shop, 1406 Haddon Avenue; Tri-Hi Club.

Advertisers page 61: West Jersey-Parkside Trust, Hi-Y Club

Page 61 — West Jersey-Parkside Trust; Hi-Y Club.

Advertisers page 62: 1924 graduates ad page

Page 62 — 1924.

Advertisers page 63: Camden Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Gus Hempel Meat Market, Victor A. Lotier hardware

Page 63 — Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company, 224 Federal Street; Gus Hempel Meat Market, 1219 Haddon Avenue; Victor A. Lotier, hardware, 1740 Broadway.

Advertisers page 64
Page 64.
Advertisers page 65: Pierce School, R. Irving Stagner pharmacist, Doerschner's Dyers and Cleaners

Page 65 — Pierce School, Philadelphia; R. Irving Stagner, pharmacist, West Collingswood; Doerschner’s Dyers & Cleaners, W.H. Hendricks, 512 Federal Street.

Advertisers page 66: The Ruth Babette Studio, Bleakly Stockwell and Burling, C. Sherman Shepard

Page 66 — The Ruth Babette Studio, Philadelphia; Bleakly, Stockwell & Burling, Counsellors at Law — Edwin G.C. Bleakly, Henry F. Stockwell, Albert E. Burling — Wilson Building, Cooper Street & Broadway; C. Sherman Shepard, 208 Broadway.

Advertisers page 66 continued
Page 66 (continued).
Advertisers page 67
Page 67.
Advertisers page 69
Page 69.
Advertisers page 70: Broadway-Merchants Trust Company

Page 70 — Broadway-Merchants Trust Company.

Advertisers page 71
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Advertisers page 72
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Advertisers page 73
Page 73.
Advertisers page 74
Page 74.
Advertisers page 75
Page 75.
Advertisers page 76: Riggins Piano Company, Fred W. Schorpp, Parrish and Read Inc., Breyer Ice Cream Company

Page 76 — Riggins Piano Company, Broadway at Benson Street; Fred W. Schorpp, Plumbing & Heating, 1611 Broadway; Parrish & Read, Inc., Scientific Instruments, 308 Market Street; Breyer Ice Cream Company.

Advertisers page 77
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Advertisers page 78
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Advertisers page 79
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Advertisers page 80
Page 80.
Advertisers page 81
Page 81.
Advertisers page 82: The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art

Page 82 — The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. From the January 1928 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook.

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