Camden High School — June 1932 Yearbook

This yearbook, along with those from June 1930 and June 1931, were donated by Susan White Shuff. Her mother, Laura T. Pernier, of 441 Royden Street, was a member of this class.

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Phil Cohen
June 29, 2012

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.

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Phil Cohen

We, the members of the Purple and Gold Committee, do submit with pleasure, this interesting edition of the yearbook of the January Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirtytwo. In planning this yearbook, we have tried to present our life in Camden High School as nearly realistically as possible, and we hope that in the future you will receive as much pleasure from its contents as we have had in planning it.

• Sidney Laver, Chairman
• John Bush, Ex-Officio
• Marie Strohmetz, Vice-Chairman
• John Bartoo
• Dorothy Adams
• Orville Frome
• Edith Crombie
• George Funk
• Elvera Hensgen
• David Ginsburg
• Ruth Hickey
• Harold Hill
• Frances Lankford
• Sidney Kantor
• Catherine McKerracher
• Leonard Nelson
• Dorothea Marlor
• Louis Whitehead
• Helen Quick
• Helen Ross
• Margaret Ross
• Anna Smaldore

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June Section

Class Colors: Cherry and White
Class Flower: White Rose
Class Motto: Truth Conquers All

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Dear Classmates:

We are ending a great era in the course of our young lives. With this happy and eventful ending we leave our friends, advisers, and our dear Alma Mater behind. We are facing that period which will be the basis of our future life.

As we go into this period, we meet the monsters of Time and Destiny. We follow them, all clinging together, perhaps looking for something to grasp, something to which we may hold for our future strongholds. Together and courageously we face this wide and spacious world.

Let us pause for a moment and try to recall those happy and joyous days we spent at Camden High. Do you not recall that happy Sophomore year? Being called rookies? Looking at our upper classmates in amazement, trying to picture the day we would be there too? Do you recall that relief we felt on the successful completion of the Junior year? Those proms and school parties, the plays and programs? If we could but relive those days! And at last, we entered our Senior year. We tried to convert ourselves into dignified young people. We tried to show our newly gained superiority. The results were disheartening. We were still the same people we were in our Sophomore and Junior years, perhaps a little more serious but not drastically changed.

However, our high school life is about over. Our life here has been successful and happy. If we go out to face the trials and hardships of the world with the spirit imbued in us here, we shall surely be successful in combating every demoralizing force we have to face. So, once again I say, let us all clasp hands and, with the right mind and spirit, face this spacious and hard world together, brushing aside all obstacles and barriers, to gather at the top once more, the successful '32's of our high school days. Au revoir and good-luck.

John Hubert Bush

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Class Motto: Persistence Will Accomplish More Than Force
Class Colors: Lavender and Rose
Class Flower: Sweet Pea

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Aceto, Albert — Adams, Evelyn — Agin, Sheldon — Anderson, Edna — Angelastro, Nicholas — Anstock, Robert — Bader, Rachel — Baird, Jean — Bantle, Evelyn — Barag, Milton — Barbalace, Patsy — Barbarito, Catherine — Barlow, James — Barnes, Muriel — Barnos, Catherine — Bell, Charles — Berlin, Catherine — Berlin, Sara — Bernhoff, Eleanor — Bittner, Charles — Blair, Albert — Block, Pearl — Blood, Catherine — Bowman, Joseph — Bray, Charles — Bray, Joseph — Brook, Harold — Budd, Ann — Cabnet, Julius — Cann, Bertha — Caputi, Joseph — Capuzzi, Clementine — Carels, Marion — Chapman, Martha — Chew, Beatrice — Chierici, Otaldo — Chonto, Margaret — Cioffi, Rosalie — Ciprietti, Joseph — Cole, Freda — Coleman, Florence — Comerford, Florence — Cooke, Evelyn — Cooperman, Leah — Cord, Helen — Cornfeld, Pearl — Cowgill, Mary — Cummings, Cecilia — Dahl, Julia — Davies, Lillian — Deaton, Waymon — De La Reintrie, Claire — Denker, Irving — Dennis, Chester — DiCianni, Lena — DiMuro, Rose — Dobron, Anna — Dobson, Elwood — Doto, Francis — Doyle, Howard — Drossner, Miriam — Easley, Victor — Eckstein, Clifford — Edwards, Clarence — Elam, Ralph — Ellis, Marjorie — Falkinburg, Charles — Fayer, Blanche — Figels, Eleanor — Fireman, Florence — Folz, Rose — French, Lillian — Frey, Lulu — Fuhrman, Arnold — Gardner, Annie — Garrett, Albert — Garrett, James — Georgette, Marcus — Gibbons, Lola — Gilliver, Florence — Giordano, Dominick — Goehringer, Horace — Gondolf, Donald — Gondolf, Helen — Gould, Sadie — Graham, Alphonso — Grear, Anne — Green, Dora — Groch, John — Hadtke, Walter — Hamilton, Dorothy — Hargis, Catherine — Harrison, Augusta — Hart, Helen — Harwan, Marie — Heathcote, Sara — Hemphill, Grace — Henchinski, Steffie — Herbert, William — Hesbacker, Anne — Hill, Grace — Hinchman, Evelyn — Hordecker, Olga — Horwitz, Sylvia — Howerton, Sallie — Howison, Charles — Hubbs, Elizabeth — Hudson, Joseph — Hughes, Robert — Hussong, Joseph — Iepson, Adele — Ingram, Frances — Ivory, Ella — Jacoby, Zelda — Janbaz, John — Janowski, Theodore — Jennings, Mary — Johnson, Catherine — Johnson, Margaret — Jones, Anna — Jones, Earl — Jones, Jesse — Jones, Milton — Kaplan, Ruth — Kaploniak, Francis — Katz, Louis — Keese, Henry — King, Mary — Knecht, Leonard — Koch, Sol — Kraczyk, Madeline — Krystek, Stanley — Kuebler, Elizabeth — Kunsch, Marie — Lafferty, Ruth — Lambersky, Mary — Landis, Irene — Lawyer, Ida — Leap, Fred — Leewer, Gladys — Leiner, Marie — Lescure, Adele — Lessner, Aldana — LeTourneau, Mary — Lord, Judith — Macke, Alvin — MacKnight, George — Manduka, Lillian — Marini, Jennie — Markowski, Marion — Martin, Margaret — McCaffery, Marion — McClain, George — McCloskey, Pearl — McDermott, Joseph — McWilliams, Kathryn — Miles, Henshaw — Miller, Anne — Miller, John — Miller, Lewis — Miller, Louis — Miller, Mary — Minter, George — Mitrotz, Jennie — Moll, William — Molotsky, Esther — Moore, Clement — Morris, Miriam — Mulford, Edmund — Munion, Paul — Natal, Robert — Newton, William — Nichols, Eleanor — Norris, Frances — Nosken, Mildred — Nuttall, Jane — Olsen, Ruth — Paetz, Helen — Paroonak, Pielag — Patten, Amelia — Patterson, Francis — Pawlak, Stanley — Peel, Franklin — Peterson, Gilbert — Pikus, William — Pine, Naomi — Pinsky, Leona — Piotrowski, Alexander — Platt, Doris — Platt, Edwin — Pont, Elmer — Puhala, Mary — Radziewicz, Jennie — Ragone, Louis — Read, Ruth — Redlus, Henry — Rhodeside, Clara — Ridgeway, Walter — Riegraf, Mildred — Ristine, Beatrice — Rosen, Rose — Rosner, Albert — Ross, Milton — Rowe, Margaret — Rozner, Jeannette — Rudolph, Harry — Rufe, Howard — Ruttenberg, Rose — Salit, Joseph — Schaevitz, Charles — Schofield, Elsie — Scotten, Eugene — Seaman, William — Segal, Mona — Seifling, Carl — Serotkin, Alexander — Sharp, Harry — Sharp, Mary — Shivers, George — Silverstein, Martin — Simpson, Violet — Siris, Pauline — Smith, Stephen — Smith, Warren — Sochacki, Grace — Somers, Robert — Sosenko, Jack — Springer, Ruth — Spurgeon, Sidney — Stackhouse, Virginia — Starke, Lillian — Stein, Sara — Steinberg, Benjamin — Steinberg, Louis — Swope, William — Szymanowski, Francis — Tambo, Miller — Tarter, Dorothy — Teitelman, Robert — Thomas, Preston — Treble, Margaret — Tiziani, Rico — Tomar, William — Toms, William — Valentine, Anthony — Veit, Alvah — Viner, Florence — Vitarelli, Alfred — Wallace, Joseph — Walters, Louis — Ward, Alice — Watson, Albert — Weber, Katharine — Weber, William — Wendell, Raymond — Wexlin, Charles — Wilson, Dorothy — Winters, Nathan — Wionzek, Genevieve — Wisniewski, Laura — Woodrow, Albert — Worrilow, Samuel — Wright, Croft — Yellin, Harry — Yentsch, Emil — Young, Sadie — Zahn, Ethel — Zahn, Gertrude — Zeff, Rae — Zimmerman, Gertrude — Zondler, Leonard

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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:

• Ruth Babette Studio
• George Bachmann
• Breyer Ice Cream Co.
• Camden Commercial College
• Carroll O'Brien Studios
• Elmer Deputy
• Frank DeViney
• Di Julio-LaSala Co.
• Forsest Hill Sweet Shop
• General Electric Refrigerator Agency
• H.B. Hemphill
• Hensgen Brothers
• Hill Brothers
• Himes
• Merchantville Beauty Shop
• Miller, Costumier
• Morrison's Meat Market
• New Jersey Automobile Supply Co.
• John Okulicz
• Peirce School of Business Administration
• Pelouze & Campbell
• Philadelphia Business College
• Smaldore, Attorney
• South Jersey Law School
• Steelman Business School
• The Studie
• Tak-A-Boost Shop
• Ware Truss Co.
• West Jersey Trust Co.
• Williams Beauty Shop
• Wissinger Beauty Palace
• H. Zamsky

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