Mount Holly High School - Red Oak Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)

Page 61 text:

Cheerleaders Captain-Natalie Marshall Assistant Captain-Helen Fadeley Secretary-Marie Elberson Treasurer-Anne French Adviser-Hedwig T. Michalska G. A. A. Board President-Mildred Leonard Vice President-Marie Elberson Secretary-Lillian Smith Treasurer-Adele O'Donnell Advertising-Edith Ritter Adviser-Jeannette J. Robbins 57

Page 60 text:

K l A Mechanical Drawing Department The students in the Mechanical Drawing Department, under the super- vision of Mr. Bradley, are working on individual projects. Some are prepar- ing for college and others for their life work. National Defense has brought out the need for more and better trained draftsmen. The department has met the challenge by training the students in the fundamentals of Mechanical Drawing so they may enter any Held ot industry prepared for the technical training required. The students in the above picture are designing a bungalow. 56 THE RED OAK

Page 62 text:

1111 lil D OAK Football The Mount Holly Red Devils opened their season by defeating Lang- horne by a score of 40-6. Mount Holly kept up this winning streak for the next six games. These teams included Woodstown, Trenton Catholic, Ocean City, Hammonton, Central Evening, and the 171st Infantry from Fort Dix. The most exciting of these six games was the Ocean City game, which Mount Holly took by a score of 13-7. Mount Holly then met its first defeat at the hands of the Moorestown boys by a score of 19-13. Up to this itme Mount Holly had won fifteen straight games. The Red Devils finished the season by defeating Bordentown by a score of 42-0. The Co-captains of this year's squad were Arthur Croshaw and Charles Johnson. The Co-captains for the 1941-42 season will be Edward Nixon and Bill Cotton. The Mount Holly boys were awarded the South jersey Group II Cham- pionship, an honor which they well deserved. This is the third championship Mount Holly has won in the last Eve years. Following is the 1941 schedule and scores: Mount Holly Opponents Langhorne ...... . ..... 40 6 Trenton Catholic . . . . 21 6 Central Evening . . . . 13 7 Woodstown ...... . . 34 G Hammonton .... . . . 30 6 Ocean City ... . .. 13 7 Fort Dix . 32 7 Moorestown . . 13 19 Bordentown . . . 42 0 238 64 58