Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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CACHE 1 9 3 7 i First row-John L. Wiseburn, Winfield Monez, William B.'Gordon, Frank Edgar Paullin, Leon A. Cowell. Second row-William H. Axford, Wilbur Opdyke, William H. Deremer, Presidentg Clark Bowers, District Clerkg John Y. Schamp. BOARD OF EDUCATION The editorial board of Cache wishes to express for the class of '37, their sincere appreciation to the members of the Board of Education for their cooperation all during our school course. We feel that it is because of the interest and faithfulness of the members that we are able to enjoy the privileges and opportunities that we have in Washington. They have encouraged us in all worthy activities and We want them to know that We are grateful for the sacrifice of time and effort they have made for this cause. Seven

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glllili v- CACHE T, , I9 3 7 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ARDA L. DONLEY, Supervising Principal-VVestern State Teachers' College, B. S. , graduate work at Rutgers University. DONALD H. FRITTS, Principal-Lafayette College, B. S., Columbia University, M. A., Principal's Diploma, Columbia University, graduate Work at Rutgers, teacher of English II. FRANCIS A. BENNETT-West Chester State Teachers' College, B. S., teacher of General Science, Boys' Health Education, Coach of Wrestling and Track, Assistant Coach of Football. BRANTFORD B. BENTON-Springfield College, B. H., B. S., Otterbein College, B. A., graduate Work at Ohio State University, Trenton State Teachers' College, teacher of English III, IV. CORA R. BOWERS-Syracuse University, Ph. B., Columbia University, IVI. A., High School Librarian, teacher of Latin I, II, III. MARY E. CHRISTINE-Centenary Collegiate Institute, Julliard School of lNIusic, B. S. in Music, teacher of Musical Appreciation, Fundamental Elements of Music, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, and Mfusic Supervisor. STANLEY B. FAIRER-Lafayette College, B. S., M. A. Lehigh University, teacher of Mathematics, History, Head Coach and Athletic Director. GLADYS M. FRANCIS-New Jersey College for W0mCI1, B. A., Rutgers Uni- versity, IW. S., teacher of Girls' Health Education, and English I. MARY T. HARLE-Goucher College, Rutgers University, B. S., IW. A., teacher of French I, II, III. JULIA S. MEAKER-VVest Chester State Normal School, Rutgers University, B. S., teacher of United States History, Problems of American Democracy. DOROTHY G. MULKEY-Wyoming Seminary, teacher of Stenography I and II, Typewriting I and II, Oflice Practice, Head of Commercial Department. CLIFFORD T. PURSELL-Rutgers University, teacher of Manual Arts. J. KENNETH ROACH-Duke University, B. A., Columbia University, M. A., teacher of Commercial Law and Geography, Bookkeeping I, II, Typewriting I, Junior Business Training. FRANCES A. SHARP-Oswego State Normal School, Columbia University, B. S., teacher of Home Arts. WILLIAM E. TRIMBLE-West Chester State Teachers' College, B. S., teacher of Chemistry, Physics and Biology. RUTH I. WELLER-New Jersey State Teachers' College, lllontclair, A. B., teacher of Algebra, and English I. EIVIIVIA G. CASTNER-Secretary to Supervising Principal. MILDRED E. SKINNER-Ildemorial Hospital, illorristown, N. J., School Nurse. Nine