Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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CACHE 9 3 8 .r fonr t ALLEN GEARHART CASTNER “George” General Course “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.” Allen’s important work in his senior year was Director of the “Blue Streak Morgue. He fulfilled this position very well. Allen is the kind of classmate everyone likes. He is quiet and is never afraid to do one a Rood turn. Allen’s out-of-school activity is soda jerking at one of the town’s most fashionable soda fountains. Boys’ Night II; Arista I. Ill, IV; Science Club I. Ill; Builders’ Club I. II ; Typing Committee Yearbook IV ; Latin Club II; Press Club IV. LORRAINE ETHYLLE CASTNER “Dook” General Course “Nary a worry, nary a care.” Lorraine’s main interests are having a good time and becoming a famous surgeon. Lorraine likes good music and she’s one of Benny Goodman's chief boosters. She has the temperament that goes with auburn hair but she is also willing to forgive. Library Club III. IV; Outdoor Club I. II. III. IV; Chess Club IV; French Club IV; Soccer I. II. III. IV; Hockey I. II. Ill IV; Arista III; Girls’ Night I. Ill; Play Day I. Ill; Play Day. Hnckettstown IV; Typing Committee. Yearbook IV; Numerals III; Ushers’ Club IV; Baseball I. II. IV; P.-T. A. Program II; Assembly Program I ; Refreshments. Junior Prom III. FRANCES THERESA CATALANI “Fanny” Commercial Course “We call it only pretty Fanny’s way.” Frances is one of our best liked classmates and deserves supercredit for her invariable willingness to do whatever she’s asked to do. This constant readiness to be a friend and lend a helping hand has made her popular with everyone, and it might be said of Fanny. “She is a synonym for efficiency in the nth degree.” Here’s to her success! Commercial Club I. II; “Blue Streak” Typist IV; Arista II. IV ; Typing Committee IV; Photography Club IV; Poem in Plagiarists’ Paradise” III ; Traffic Club II ; Knitting Club II ; Press Club III. ROBERT CHARLES CHRISTY “Christy” General Course “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.” “Bob” is one of the ambitious members of our class. He is a steady worker and willing to help anyone in distress. He possesses a fine sense of humor which makes him a favorite member of his class. He hasn’t decid» d exactly what he will do upon leaving school but we all wish him success. Arista I : Builders' Club I. II ; Assembly Play I ; lloys’ Night J ; Hobby Club I. Twenty-three

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CACHE I 9 3 8 r jaar i DORIS HARTWELL BOYLE “Dee” College Preparatory Course “But. O. she dances such a way J° Doris is a good student and one of the most amicable of the Senior gals. Her favorite greeting is “Hey. angel-puss followed by a line of lively chatter. Although she is one of the youngest members of the class. “Dee can hold her own in any gathering or conversation—result—good times and many friends. Basketball I. IF. Ill : Arista I. II. III. IV ; Glee Club I. 11. Ill: Cheerleader IV; Advertising Committee IV: Executive Committee III: Plagarists’ Paradise HI: Operetta 1, II. Ill; Class Numerals II; Letter for Athletics III; Blue Streak IV; Girls’ Night I. II. Ill: Assembly Play I: Soccer II; Latin Club II: French Club IV; Play Day I; Clinton Play Day III: Hackettstown Play Day IV: Photography Club IV; Science Club IV. ELIZABETH HALLOCK BRUSH “Betty’' General Course “Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Betty’s friendliness toward everyone is her outstanding characteristic. She’s always ready to lend a helping hand. Betty likes to sew but for more strenuous amusement she prefers dancing. Betty should be a connoisseur of meat because we understand her main interest works in a local meat market. Glee Club I. IV; Arista 1. II. IV: Assembly Program I : Outdoor Club II; Class Treasurer 1; Play Day I. Ill: Typing Committee Yearbook IV: Girls Night I. Ill; Plagiarists’ Paradise III ; Soccer II ; Operetta I. IV : Served at Football Banquet IV. ANNA MARY BURD “Anna” Commercial Course “A quiet person, but likeable.” Anna has been with us since we began our high school career four years ago. She has been a loyal member and a true friend. She appears to be rather quiet, but those who know her best cannot say this Ix cause. like them, she loves to get into mischief and have a good time. We hear that Anna’s main attraction seems to lie in Hack-ettatown— P. S. There’s a masculine reason for that. Assembly I. Glee Club I. II: Girls’ Night I. Ill; Play Day 11; Photography Club IV; Knitting Club HI. WALTER BURDGE “Walt” General Course “The force of his own merit makes his way.” Walt is one of the actors in our class, acting to perfection both parts that he took in the Junior and Senior Plays. Walt’s big thrill is driving his Chevie” on two wheels around the corners, and showing the fair ladies what a good driver he is. Football II ; Assistant Football Trainer I : Track I. II. IV : Tennis II; Science Club I. II. HI. IV: Operetta III: Class Play III. IV; Builders’ Club I. II. III. IV: Treasurer III; Yearbook Advertisement Committee IV ; Wrestling III: Boys’ Night I. II. III. IV ; Attendance. Punctuality I. II. III. IV : Photography Club IV : Stage Manager IV : Assistant Baseball Trainer II : Yearbook Designer IV ; Hobby Club I. Twenty-two

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CACHE 19 3 8 (oor ( MARY ELIZABETH COOPER “Betty” General Course “Absence makes the heart arrow fonder.” Betty is our blond “Miss America” for W.H.S. She is rather athletically inclined and is interested in all sports. Her favorites are swimming and basketball. She is a light-hearted girl and is always gay. Betty likes to play pranks on others and is sufficiently good natured to have them played on her in return. She is an amiable companion and a good sport about everything. Outdoor Club t. II. Ill, IV ; Vice-President of Library Club III; Press Club III; County Play Day I. Ill; Hockey Team II. Ill; Soccer Team II. Ill; Girls’ Night I. II. Ill; Assembly Announcing III : Glee Club I ; Athletic Numerals and “W” III: Perfect Attendance and Punctuality I. II ; Class Day Decorating III; Usher: Girls’ Night III, Class Night III. Commencement III. Class Play IV. CHARLES WARREN CROXCE “Croncey” General Course “ ‘Blessed be agriculture.’ If one does not have too much of it.” Warren will always be remembered as a star of our '35 Boys’ Night. He wa also responsible for tin part of a daring detective in our Senior Play. His main ambition is to follow the husbandry industry (farming to you I. in which we are certain he will succeed. Class Play IV ; Football Numerals III ; Photography Club IV : Builders Club I. II; Science Club I; Boys’ Night I. II. Ill; Field Day II. III. HOWARD LAKEN CRUVER “Wildcat” General Course “A promise made is a debt unpaid and Cruvcr has his own stern code. Howard is a boy who means what he says. He’s a willing worker and can always be counted on to help out in a pinch. Howard's reckless driving makes many fearless people’s hair stand on end and many cautious people rush for the sidewalk when he whizzes by. Builders Club I. II. Ill; Science Club I; Boys’ Night I. II. Ill : Photography Club IV. WAYNE CYPHERS “Moose” General Course “You would eat chickens in the shell.” We haven’t quite been able to figure out what Wayne is planning. but we wish him luck in whatever course he pursues. He is always trying to discover some new way to get along without doing homework. Wayne is a person who is very fond of all animals, and his hobbies are raising chickens and wrestling. Football III; Track IV; Boys’ Night I; Art Committee. Yearbook IV. Twenty-four