Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

 - Class of 1937

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C A P H E JOSEPH PAUL RE Joe Aw, go on! Unconscious humor. Joe Onnle in our high svhoiol from Phillipsburg as RI Junior. He bertune populfar very quickly, being elected Class Seeretztry that year. Joseph usually creates a laugh whenever he is calleal upon tn speak in class. He is quite proud nf possessing' the shortest name in our class. You van see .line almost any time in his brother's barber shop. learning' the trade, but what he really wants to lla is to study 1fll'I'OllI1llIl,E,' at Uhurc-himul Business t'0llr-ge. Philli-psburgzg IIiig4l1eI retsll11na11 Football: Freshman Ifuselmllg Vive President ot' Manual Training I. Washinfrtun lIi,frl1+t'l-ass Set-retury III, IV: Idxeou- tive Committee III, IVQ Buys' Night III, IV: 'l'rau'k IV. l'lJllllIlt'l'L'l'2l1 Course. LUCY GRACE RICKER Luce Hurry up, Rushieu Hlrgilllidjll if yllll are wise. Luey. who hails from Iilaistuii, has been with us for two years. She never seems to have :L cure and goes sailing Ihr0ug'h life on the ship of joy. Her main zunblition is tn he a nu-rse. We're all with you, Lucy. Opereilta III: Glee Club I, II, III: Bridge Club III: 'I'rz1ff.iL' Club III: Play Day III: Assembly Pro- grain IVQ Lilmzlry Club I. II: Cheerleader Ig Iinsket- ball II: tliirl Ih-serves IIIQ Sei:-nee Club IV. tlenc-ral Pourse. NAOMI ELIZABETH RING uoh fn Her ways are ways of ple-asantness, and all her paths are peace. Nalmni is une of the quieter members of our clnss. lint, although she may not say much. her pleasant ways have won her many worthwhile friends. We are sure she will gn far in her coinmerc--ini Career, :intl we wish her best of luck. Traffic Club III: Knitting Club III: Press Club IV: Amlvertising' Cunnnittee IV: Uffive Practice Demon- stration IV. t'uininer1-Niall Course. DAVID L. R:ONOiSKI Dave Nice goin', boy. He conquers who endures. Dave is :L very quiet member of our elnss. Having his fun in rt very noiseles-s way. He has not decided on his aim in life so far. but we wish him luck in whatever he attempts. Baseball I, Il, III, IV: Tl'iIl'lC IVQ Field IYQ Ilfws' 5 I Night IV. l 1 w K0lIIIIIt'l'ClEl1 Lull FSP. Twmafgl-five , ...1937 '

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CACHE 193 7 ANNA SELENDA OPDYKE Anne Mmmm If silence is golden-how valuable is this Miss. Al1HIl,N2I'fDIIIl'S other half, is a very quiet and svtudious pgirl. She can always be relied upon to do the right thing ut the- right time-. lVitli her lowmble personality and se-If-oonficla-nce wv know slufll Slll'l'Vl'd as ai Coinmeirviul te.avlwr. Hutdnor Club I: Asseinbly I'rop:l'mn I: Assembly Fusiliion Show I: Atieuclanve I. II. Ill, IV: Arista III, IV: 'l'x'uffic' Club III: Knitting: Club IV: Prq-ss Club IV: Ilouu- ltooin I'ros'idenI IV: llffivr- l'i'zu'ii1-v llviiioriistmtiori IV: Advvrtising' Cloniniiittm- Va-:ir Hook IV: T'lII1l'lll2lllly I, II, III, IV. Comnn-roinl Cioursv. WESLEY DALE OPDYKE Good-bye Please I'ronortionnl :Is om-'s tliouglit would wish a man. Imle was one of the OIIISWIILIIIIIIIH' cliaravters of the Senior Play and was prominvnt on thc- football flelrl and llIl.Skk'I.llill1 vouri. halo has the ability to think for him- sf-If and onn handle any given slituntion properly. His ini-vssani and ready wit ll'lilk0S him the life of the Senior I' HSS. Svienc-9 C'lub I, II: Varsity Club II, III, IV: Varsity Alinstiri-I III: Builders' Club IV: Class Play IV: Asise-mbly l1I'0L-ffiillll II: Football I. II. III: Ilzisket- ball I. II. IV: Trurk I, II: Aclvl-riisini: POIIIIIIIIIPQ' YI-nr Book. . G0lll'I'1ll Courso. WALTER S. PERRY Tex S-taieily and tall he movvs in the hall. Tex is one ol' tim quie-test boys of our class, but on or-4-asion he has a, lIlllSL'hIf'VUUS twinkle -in his r-ye ibut may be the secret of his popularity. V His main ambition is to he- ai fainous Agrix-uliuriisi flflnrim-r to youl. Eve-n tlifwugli he is :L b-ip.: six-fools-r, that flm-sn't pre-vm-nt him from liking n tiny Senior girl. Who? That would be tolling! S1-ivnov Club I, II: 'l'rnl'fic' Club III: Ilobby Club I, II. III. f'lI'Il1 I':Il Coursi-, ELEANOR DOLORES PORRJO Elie Bu merry if you are wiiisv.-. so f ood-mrtura-cl and suvh ai, finv friend to evoryono. .bln getting around. he-r ubiility in iyiwwritiinfr equals that of ciatvhing the ey: of thru boy from the I-ity, Elie will deserve the I-Tool llIl'k that will be hers. Uutdoor Club I: ljI'2lIIIZlIl4' Club II: 'I'rzU'fiv Club Ill D l'I'0H,'I'Zl.ITl III: I':ii.:'Q-:xiii I: Offim- In-monstrzition IV Play Imy II, III. CII-nvrzil Cours:-. Twenty-frmr Elie-'s nivkimiiw should bo IIii.mxy Iwi-mise she is ' I .- hails from out-of-liown, but that doe-sn't stop lu-r from Eliefs sm-ret des-irv is to be a private sevrvtary. If l Science Club II, III: Girls' Niirht I. II. III: As:-winlly



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CAC s 41, II'-I H E 1 Sl 3 7 BARBARA C. RUKENBROD Rookie Hi Touts! NVis4Iom is to the mind wheat he-:nlth is to tht- body. IV-ith her um'onm-rnt-sl utt-Itnde-. Ilurhau-an is :I in-rson who takes things as tht-y como :intl fini-she-s IIIUIII in th.- quickz-st w-ay possible. Sho won the zulini-ration of all in hor e-noi-:nous hit as 11 vomc-divnnv in 'tho opt-rr-tlu. Ih-im-mln-r'? From he-re Ii':u'b':LrzL Iron-s to UF-IIEII' Crt-st C'oIII-go wlwrl- we know sho will mnkn- ns many frivnnls :is sho has I1--ro. Glen Club I. II. III, IV: Ilnlin Ulub II, III: Ilibrziry Club III, IV: Opervt-tu II. III1.Illl'IIIIl' l'I:iy Ill: As- sembly Program IV: Glrls' Night II: Amlvn-rtisinpr Fmnmittoe Ve-ur Hook IV: l'lu:.riuris-Is' I':Ir:uIis.- IV. Gt-in-r':lI Uoursv. MARY ELIZABETH LANITTA RUSH I'Il bc' swirl' you. An nun-vo of mii'I.h is wo-rth 11, pollml of sorrow, Mary, who Iivl-s in Fnziiiklin 'Pownshin is u rt-p:ul:ir pnrlivipunt in tho various sports for I.1iIl'IS .in h-ipqh st-bool. Tho Villa Ilollt-1' Ibink tulu-s up quilt- 21 bit uf II:iry's limi-, wht-ro sho is IJCIIUPIIIIIY sn-on rolling' nwrrily along. MzLry's priv-atv umbi-ti-on is to be- gi svc'i'e-tary. Outdoor Club I. II. III. IV: Ilrinlgw- Club lllg 'I'ruI'I'i1' -Club III: Sc--ienc-o I'-lu-Ii I1 Girls' Night I. II. III. IV, I'nuvtua.lity I. II, III. IV: Attc-iirlziiii-o I. III. IV: Your Book 'Pypis-t IV: I'Iz1y Imy I. II. III: Soo--or 'IH-aiu III. IV: Iluslu-t-Iv-:III I. II, III, IV: II-wli-'X IV: I'.-'I'. A. I'rogrzImg NV IV: Numt-rail III. f'muinn-rviul I'ou-rso. FLORENCE E-LEANOR SARSON I.ntc'r III-r lmir is not mort- sunny Ihzlu hm-r lim-:n'I. I Ioi't-nf'e is tht- V'ilIL'tIIk'IOil'-IZLII ot' Olll' class. III-r zu'-I re--:id-ing: :intl utlile-bios. In sp-Ito ol' this full I-'Ior.-m'v has found t-imc to do :I Ii-Illo von- hobbius program, questiug. Sho sa-I-Ins to lure-for tho fit-III ol' I't'll1ISyIV2IlII-II for this. XVI- zlmbition is, but wt- urn- sun- that stu-I---ss will bt- nt hor siilo in wli-:Lie-vm-r sho tlt-virlos. Arista, Flub I. II. III, IV: Ih'zIiii-:I-Iiiv Cluh I. II: thit- rloor Ulub II. III. IV: UIIISS Play III, IV: I I't'IIl'II Uluh IV: Girls' Niglit I, II: I'Ia1s:iurists' I'ui':uIisf- IV: Athlm-tic' Nunn:-ruls III: Asst-inbly l'rog'ruin Il: IIm-In-y IV: SlIl't'l'I' I, II. III. IV: II-zlslu-lluill I, II. III. IV: I'oi's-onzlls Uoniinittc-o ll'Ii:iirni:uiI IV: Al- tvndalnm- Il: lfunotuulity I. II, III, IV: Iiohih llootl I'up.Ee-:int II1 II-:axiom-t, I'Iub II. 0un't sn-vin to clisvova--1' just what Ifloiw-114-I-'s III-nn-l':1I t'oui'sm-. EVELYN JANE S-CELSI Ev Why not? I :un surf- r-an-'s :in om-my lu lift-. I7 I'Ivvio s-in:-I-ri-ly Inc-lie-ve-s in tho quoitn-tion wo linu- cqivl-n hor. for she- nm-vt-r w-o-rrios about IIIIYIII-III,LZ'. I ot. in spite- of hm' high spirits, I'Ivvio is no-I 2lIl'ZIIlI to do Ll --'ood turn for H. pal. h II' you sh-ould follow up :I s-illy Iittln- gigprli-. I-Ivvii-' would sure-ly bv on tht- othor I-ntl of it. Ou-tdnor Vinh , I. III. IV: Pri-sielont IV: SI-in-nl f'Iub I: Imtin Club I. II: I4'rt-iwli Ulub IV: Asst-in 1 5 Prograin II: llohin Hood Ililf-Z'l'1lI1l II: Girls' Nipglit I II III IV' I'I:1v lmv II. III: Soc-1-I-r III, IV lnlsio--1'im.11'1, II,-III. iv, Im-kt-y W1 I :1sIiion shim T II III AIIXQIIINIIII. I ominittu IX I lllfllllt Klub . ,,.-.- ,. 1 ,- L. -, -, L w II, IV: Nunn-rails III: IV IV. Cnlll-20 I'ropzii'uIoi'y l'oui'so. T wcnfy-:-rix I I f'Iub III: Imnoina: Plub IV: II-iwliiiii-tic Ulub II: Stunt I I '

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