Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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50ciwatton (f acknowledgement of the pleasant memories with which he has filled our last year in Washington High School, we, the class of 1936, dedicate this edition of Cache to our Supervising Principal, Mr. Donley. Although we have had the privilege of being under his superintendence for only one year, during that time his cooperation with us was never-failing and we have found in him a friend who has encouraged all of our worthy aspirations. Under his guidance, may Washington High School ever rise higher up the ladder of leadership.

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CACHE 1936 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ARDA L. DONLEY, Supervising Principal—Western State Teachers’ College, H.S.; graduate work at Rutgers University. DONALD H. FR1TTS, Principal—Lafayette College, H.S.; Columbia University, !U.A.; teacher of English 111. JULIA S. A IE AKER—West Chester State Normal School; Rutgers I niversitv, H.S.; teacher of United States History, Problems of American Democracy, Modern History, and English IV. DOROTHY G. MULKEY-—Wyoming Seminary; teacher of Stenography I and II, Typewriting 1 and 11, Office Practice, head of the Commercial Department. CORA R. POWERS—Syracuse University, Ph.H.; Columbia University, I.A.; High School Librarian, teacher of Latin I, II, HI. STANLEY H. FAIRER—Lafayette College, H.S.; M.A. Lehigh University; teacher of Mathematics, History, head coach, and athletic director. WILLIAM E. TRIMBLE—West Chester State Teachers’ College, H.S.; teacher of Chemistry, Physics and Biology. MARY T. HARLF.—Goucher College; Rutgers University, H.S.; teacher of French I. II, III, English II. GLADYS M. FRANCIS—New Jersey College for Women, A.H.; Rutgers University, M.S.; teacher of girls’ Health Education, and English II. RUTH I. WELLER—New Jersey State Teachers’ College; Montclair, A.H.; teacher of English I, and Algebra. MARY ELIZABETH CHRISTINE—Centenary Collegiate Institute; Julliard School of Music, H.S. in Music: teacher of Musical Appreciation, Fundamental Elements of Music, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, and Music Supervisor. FRANCES A. SHARP—Oswega State Normal School; Columbia University, H.S.; teacher of Home Arts. CLIFFORD T. Pl’RSELL—Rutgers I niversitv; teacher of Manual Arts. JOSEPH h. DWULET—Rider College, B.B.A., H.C.S.; teacher of Bookkeeping, Commercial Geography, Commercial Law, Junior Business Training, and Commercial Arithmetic. FRANCIS A. BENNETT—West Chester State Teachers’ College, H.S.; teacher of General Science, Physical Education, Assistant Coach of Football, Basketball, Track. MILDRED E. SKINN ER—Memorial Hospital. Morristown, N. J.; School Nurse. EMMA G. CASTNFR—Secretary to Supervising Principal. Seven