Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

 - Class of 1938

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CACHE 19 3 8 o o DOROTHY MAYE DALRYMPLE “Dot” General Course “There was music in the heart of her and maicic in her smile.” In 1934 our class lost one of its most likeable Kiris when “Dot” moved away to Succ sunna. but experienced a deliKhtful surprise when on a certain April morninK in '38 she once more resumed her position in the class. Dorothy is a jump ahead of the rest of the Kiris and has captured a younK man with serious intentions which accounts for the sparklinK object on the third finger of her left hand. Dorothy has a very pIcasinK personality, which coupled with her likewise pleasinK voice, makes her a much souKht after companion and social entertainer. Succasunna High School—Etiquette Club II: Popular SonK Club I. II, III; Achievement Club I; Basketball Team I, II. Ill, IV; Arista III. JOSEPH DE MASI “Red” General Course “Let feminine wiles lead thee not astray.” Joe's lock of red hair shouldn't cause fear anywhere. AlthouKh this color usually shows danger, in this case it’s just the opposite. Joe has been the Captain of the WrestlinK Team and has proven to be an asset to it by beinK one of the undefeated wrestlers in the Sectional Championship Meet. “Red’s” one weakness is the opposite sex. Well, after all we have our weaknesses, and what’s more natural for a gentleman than interest in the ladies? Class Play IV; Captain. Wrestling Team III, IV; Sectionul Championship Medal IV ; Baseball III. IV ; “Blue Streak” Staff IV ; Varsity Club IV ; Arista I : Photography Club IV ; Boys' Night I. II. III. IV: Typing Committee. “Cache IV; Play Day I. If. Ill, IV; Received “W III, IV. ELLIOTT THOMAS DeVOE “T” College Preparatory Course “Fire from the mind, as vigor from the limb; and life's enchanted cup. but sparkles near the brim. T Is the idol of his classmates, and as popular as Robert Taylor. He has been our faithful and ambitious President for three consecutive years. T was the hero of the Basketball court this season, breaking the school record by making the most field goals. In one game he totaled thirty-three points. Class President II. IH. IV; Football III, IV; ”W IV; Basketball I. II. III. IV; “W III. IV; Captain III; Tennis I. H. III. IV; W II. III. IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Hobby Club I; Science Club III, IV; French Club IV; Latin Club I. II; Blue Streak Staff IV. Band I. II; Orchestra I. II: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV; Boys' Night I. II. III. IV. ALICE JUNE (leWOLKE “Allie” General Course Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty.’ Alice has two joys in life, one is her close friend Muriel, with whom she is always seen, and the other is dancing. For where there is music you see her either shagging or doing the Big Apple”. Alice hasn’t any set plan for the future but we’re sure she’ll always be able to dance her way through life. Glee Club I. II. Ill; Soccer I. II; Basketball I; Operetta I. II. Ill; Girls’ Night I. II. Ill; Assembly Program I; Girls’ Play Day I. II, HI; play Day, Hackettstown IV. Twenty-five

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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



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CACHE I 9 3 8 o o r's je IDA DURYEA “Sis” General Course “Go West, Young Lady. Go West.” Ida is the best sport yet. Her interests are in horse-back riding. trailers, traveling, and the great West. She is one of the younger members of the class and hails from Changewater. She takes part in all the sports and is one of our best forwards on the basketball team. Outdoor Club I. IV ; Girls’ Night III : Library Club III : Glee Club I ; Advertising Committee. Yearbook IV : Hackcttstown Play Day IV ; Home Room Play I ; Baseball Team 1 ; Usher, Class Play IV. HENRY WARREN ECKEL “H” College Preparatory Course “Wit is the flower of imagination. Henry is a carefree, happy-go-lucky fellow. Rather than study, he would like to be gaily riding around the countryside on his motorcycle. Henry proved his ability to act when he took the part of Jeremiah Wayne in the Junior Play. He plans to enter Lehigh in the Fall and we all wish him loads of success. Basketball IV: Baseball IV: Track III. IV; Football I. IT. Ill: Class Play III; Science Club I. II. III. IV: Builders Club I; Assembly Play I; Boys’ Night 1. Ill ; Blue Streak Staff IV; Play Day II; Wrestling III; Photography Club IV. WILLIAM PETER ECKEL “Bill” College Preparatory Course Good manners are mude up of petty sacrifices. Although Bill” appears to be quiet and keeps to himself you can’t help but like the young man. but. because of this silence, nobody knows that he is attracted by a certain Senior girl. Bill can always be seen with his co-companion “Red” DeMasi. where one is. the other can also be found. Bill likes school so much that he intends to continue with his education at Lehigh University. Football I. II. Ill; J. V. Basketball II. HI; Baseball II. IV; Assembly Program I : Class Play III. IV ; Builders Club I. 11 ; Science Club I. II. IV; Boys’ Night III: Blue Streak Staff IV : Field Day II ; Varsity W” in Baseball IV. EVELYN GRACE ENGROFF “Shorty” Commercial Course I love night more than day.” Evelyn can usually be found down at the rink or some other place where things are happening. We believe her ambition Is to be a famous skater or private secretary to some big shot”. Boy. will she have fun? Soccer I. II. Ill ; Outdoor Club I. II ; Arista II : Operetta I. III ; Glee Club I. Ill : Assembly Play I : Punctuality I. II. Ill, IV; Science Club III; Banquet Club III; Basketball II. Ill; Ushers’ Club II. Ill; Play Day I. Ill; Girls’ Night I. II: Latin Club II ; Library Club II. Ill ; Advertising Committee IV : Typing Committee IV : Class Numerals III : Blue Streak” Typist IV : Dance Committee IV ; Robin Hood Pageant I. Tweviy-six

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