Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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CACHE 1936 ELLA ELIZABETH MILLER “Dischie” “Oh! Yeah?” Ella’s art as a beautiful writer in longhand, Has also been carried out in writing shorthand. As her notes are ever lovely to behold, She’ll be able to turn this talent into gold. Outdoor Club I; Commercial Club IV; Library Club IV; Girls’ Night I; Play Day II; Ticket Seller for Football Games IV. General Course. STUART RACE MILLER “Stu” “Is that right?” Though Stuart has been with us only three years, He’s passed all his subjects without any fears. Quiet and sedate, he will succeed, For he is very industrious, indeed. Science Club II, III. Arista IV. Boys’ Night IV. General Course. THORNTON BOWNE MONEZ “Butch” “You braggin' or complainin'?” Thornton with his intelligence and lordly air, Has been our president and done quite fair. In music he’s sure to win fame— To be a great pianist is his aim. Band I, II, III; Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Glee Club I. II, HI, IV; Press Club IV; Assembly Play II; Vice President II; President of Class IV; Operetta III; Boys’ Night I. II; Tennis II; Music “W” II, III; Senior Minstrel I. College Preparatory Course. JOHN CHARLES MORRIS “Eph” “Maggie” When it came to getting year book ads, Charles was a worker, He proved to his classmates that he was no shirker. He’s quiet, and loyal, and likeable too, We’ll remember him always, because he’s true blue. Hobby Club III. Commercial Club IV. Year Book Advertising Committee. Commercial Course. Twenty-four

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CACHE 1936 ELIZABETH CAROLYN L'HOMMEDIEU “Sunny” “ haven’t got time” Carolyn has lovely dusky curls, And as to looks she’s queen of girls. They call her “Sunny” and sometimes it’s true, But she can flare up as other girls do. Dramatic Club I, II, III; Arista II, IV; Pageant of the Nations II; Latin Club S. P. Q. R. Ill; Girls’ Night I, II; Assembly Program II, III. General Course. KATHLEEN ALMA MARLATT “Kate” “Oh, Hurry up, Lib!” Kate is always laughing and gay— She will never know dismay. For to laugh at trouble is her rep, In work or play she’s full of pep! Glee Club I, II, HI. IV; Arista II, III, IV; Senior Play IV; Banquet Club I, II. Ill; Cheerleader III, IV; Girls’ Night I. II, III; Athletic “W” II; Punctuality I, II, III, IV; Science Club I; Commercial Club IV; Operetta III, IV; Home Economic Operetta III; Basketball Team I, II, III, IV; Bridge Club IV; Home Room President IV; Soccer II; Executive Committee III; Traffic Club IV; Editorial Board of “Cache” IV; Pageant of the Nations II; Senior Minstrel I; Class Decorations III; Girls’ Play Day II, III. General Course. ALBERT WARREN McCLAIN “Albie” “Hey! Now, cut it out!” Albie’s a cute little freckled-face boy, And his eyes proclaim his impudent joy When he has a chance his schoolmates to tease. —But there’s nothing that he wouldn’t do to please. Band I, II, III, IV; Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Boys’ Night II, III, IV; Senior Play (Scenery) ; Operetta III, IV; Baseball III, IV; Basketball IV; Tennis II, III, IV; Vice President of home room IV; Varsity Minstrel IV; Varsity “W”—Tennis and Basket-bail; Music “W”; Year Book Ad Committee; Editorial Board of Yearbook; Varsity Club III, IV; Assistant Manager Football IV. General Course. GLADYS MERRILL “Gladdy” “That’s what you think!” Gladys Merrill, an industrious lass, Stands very high in our class. Refined and cultured in every way. She’ll earn new honors every day. Arista II. Commercial Club I, II. General Course. Twenty-three

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CACHE 1936 D ELMER J. NEULS “Neulsie” “Shoot” When Neuls plays his trumpet, he surely is hot, He sounds like Cab Callaway, believe it or not. And in addition he has lovely dark curls, Which never fail to enchant all the girls. Football I, II, III. IV; Baseball I. II, III. IV; Varsity Club II. Ill, IV; Varsity Club Councilman IV; Office Club IV; Varsity Minstrel II, III, IV. General Course. FRANK TEDDY PAMBIANCHI “Pam” Frank is good looking and plays the French Horn, Our high school band he once did adorn. But he is more interested in a baseball game; When he hits the ball he runs to fame. Band I. II; Music “W” II; Science Club III; Class Attendance II, III, IV; Senior Play IV; Assembly Play II; Boys’ Night III, IV; Traffic Club IV. General Course. NICK PAMBIANCHI “Pamby” On Boys’ Night Nick carried himself with glory, To tell you all would be a long story. He works on the bars and the flying trapeze, And plays the clarinet with the greatest of ease. Band, I, II; Science Club III; Punctuality and Attendance II. Ill, V; Music “W” II; Boys’ Night III, IV; Traffic Club IV. General Course. GEORGE HAROLD PETTY “Moot” “How i ith makin’ out, gals?” George is the problem of our Senior Class, But a big football hero to one little lass. His motto we know is “Wine, women, and song” But George is a Senior, so he won’t go wrong. Varsitv Club IV; Assembly Minstrel I; Boys’ Night II. Ill', IV; Commercial Club Play IV; Operetta IV; Science Club III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Football III, IV; Football Captain IV; Varsity Minstrel IV; Basketball III; Varsity “W” IV. Commercial Course. Twenty-jive