Jamesburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Jamesburg, NJ)

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PLEDGE TO IAMESBURC- HIC-H SCHOOL I believe in jamesburg High School and in myself. I believe that what I am to be is built upon what I am here. I believe that what my school is and is to be depends upon me. Believing these things, I pledge myself to uphold her traditions. of accurate knowledge, genuine comradeship and fine sportsmanship

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JUNIO President . , William Neeff Vice President . Phyllis Van Aken Secretary . . Adeline Holsren Treasurer , . . Carlton Brown Class Advisers . . , al Mlss Hilda lolrllqson 2Mr, Wilson Livezey ln September l935 sixty-eight freshmen entered the portals of lamesburg High. Sam Route was president of the class. He was assisted by Vice President Chester Collins, Secretary Melvin McDowell, and Treasurer Adaline Holsten. The sophomore class increased to ninety- three students. Class elections resulted in the appointment of Fred Cross as president, Donald Scurato as vice president, Adaline Hol- sten, secretary, and Carlton Brown treasurer. This year too the president was obliged to CLASS leave school so Donald Scurato assumed the role of president. Now we are juniors with Bill Neeff as president, Phyllis Van Aken, vice president, Adaline Holsten, secretary, and Carlton Brown, treasurer. We've begun to strive to- ward the coveted trip to Washington, the tradition of every Senior Class. The next function was a combination movie and dance. The equipment used for the movie was earned through the sale of magazines. The climax of our junior year was the annual junior-Senior Prom. lt was given at the end of the year, - a farewell to the Senior Class of l938. FRESHMAN CLASS President . . . Kimball Oman Vice-Presldent . . . . Grant Schoenly Secretary , . .... Helen Williams jack Foster Treasurer . ..... . l Miss Mildred Lautenberger Advisers ' ' ' ' '2Mr. Howard Englehardt Last September, approximately one hun- dred freshmen, in the true sense of the word. enrolled in lamesburg High School. They were fresh from surrounding grammar schools, where they had reigned supreme throughout the l936 and l937 school term. As a matter of course, they were duly perplexed with their schedules and surroundings, So every now and then a bewildered freshman, with schedule in hand, would wander into a classroom and ask of the all to accustomed teacher, 'ils this the English Class? or ls this the Mathematics class? Being of boundless intellect, however. it wasn't long before these so called green- ies had settled down and had begun to take part in the school activities. At the first class meeting, officers were elected. Then came the second, where the class of '4l was presented with an account book in which the minutes were to be kept. lt was also decided at this meeting that a quarter a month was to be paid in dues. This money will finance the much-looked-forward- to trip to Washington, at the end of the four year grind. All in all, though, we freshmen are a steam- ing, fiery bunch,-so just watch our smoke,