Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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FACULTY

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9 CACHE 1935 LOUISE R. KENNEDY To one who devoted years of service and indefatigable effort to the betterment of Washington High School and to the intellectual and social improvement of its students, the Class of 1935 express their sincere gratitude and their best wishes for a future of continued success and unending happiness. We feel that she is a vital and inseparable part of our student body, and we know with certainty that her memory will be cherished and idealized by the pupils who are to compose its membership in the years to come, but who, less fortunate than we, will be unable to experience the neverfailing sympathy and understanding so characteristic of her in her varied role as teacher, music supervisor, and principal.

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CACHE 1935 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SAMI EL M. I'RF'SSLER, Supervising Principal—-New Rlnomflcld Academy; Central Pennsylvania State Normal School. Jl l-IA S. MEANER—West Chester State Normal School; Rutgers University, B. S., teacher of Early European, Modern, and American History. DORO I HY (I. Ml LKEY-—Wyoming Seminary; teacher of Stenography I and II, I vpewriting I and II, Commercial Eaw, Commercial Geography, head of the Commercial I )epartment. DONALD IE I RI 1 IS-—Lafayette College, IE S.; Columbia University, M. A.; teacher of English I, 11, 111. CORA R. ROWERS—Syracuse University, Ph.IE; Columbia University, M. A.; head of the English Department, High School Librarian, teacher of Latin I. II, 111. SIANEEY IE FAIRER—Lafayette College. IE S.; teacher of boys’ Physical Education, Mathematics, History, head coach of all sports. HAROLD L. MARSH—Muhlenberg College, Ph. IE; teacher of Rookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business Training. I LEI AM E. I RIM RLE—West Chester State Teachers’ College, IE S.; teacher of Chemistry and Biology. JOHN POLIACIK, JR. 'Trenton State Teachers’ College, Industrial Art Department; teacher of Manual Arts. MARCilJERI TE EDMOND—New Jersey College for Women, IE S.; teacher of Home Arts. MARY' T. IIARLE—( toucher College; Rutgers University, IE S.; teacher of French I, II. Ill, English IV, Early European History. CiLADYfS M. FRANCIS-—New Jersey College for Women, A. IE; Rutgers University, M A.; teacher of girls' Physical Education, Algebra, General Science. RE1 I II I. WELLER—New Jersey State Teachers’ College, Montclair, A. IE; teacher of English I, Algebra, General Science. MARY ELIZABETH CHRISTINE—Centenary Collegiate Institute, Juilliard School of Music, IE S. in Music; teacher of Musical Appreciation, Fundamental Elements of Music, Music Supervisor. MILDRED E. SKINNER—Memorial Hospital, Morristown, N. J.; School Nurse. EM MA G. CASTNER—Secretary to the Supervising Principal.