Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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Uwcmlvers of iBoa'rcl of gclucation., Tdclsliington Tulvlic Schools Tdclslmirigton, 7. Leon A. Cowell, '43, President ' an vvilllltl' ll- Alllllllw '43 Williillll H- AXf01'1l, '43 Mrs. Hazel M. Hummer, '41 Robert Kuebler, '41 Vice-President District Clerk Walter J. Oliver, '41 Winston C. Pritchard, '42 George T. Reaves, Jr., '42 Russell Sinianton, '41

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,131 Jw, 5343: V, . Whey l. Health -i. Vocation 2. Kloinniand of Ifundamental Processes 5. Citizenship 3. XY'orthy Home Membership 6. XY'orthy Use of Leisure 7. Ethical Character These are the aims of the XXfashington High School curricula. In the following pages an attempt has heen made to portray to the parents and citizens of Wfashington how and to what extent these Principles of Education are being met. It is our wish that this annual might reach every home in the community so that you might hetter understand and appreciate the activities in which your boys and girls are engaged during their four years with us. This hook is produced under the direction of Miss julia Meaker with many members of the faculty cooperating. It is our hope that it will he of interest to you and we invite your careful examination of its contents. Z ' X S1zpe1'z'i.i'i11g Priizcillml Four SEVEN CARDINAL PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION

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Dc JN Arn H. l'iRl'I l'S l'ri11rif1i1l THE YEARBOOK o Page by page we hope to unfold to you by means of candid snapshots, scenes of what really goes on behind the four white pillars of learning in Walsli- ington High School. Each candid picture represents an actual scene in our school, not a posed representa- tion of what we might like to show. It would be physically impossible to take each of you into every nook and cranny in our school and have the things you saw interpreted to you by the people in charge. But by means of our wandering camera and flashlight, we have attempted to catch these things for you permanently as they have happened. We have retained much of the formal yearbook of other years, the pictures and written accounts of individual seniors so treasured by them in future years, as well as formal class pictures of their associ- ates. To this we have added pictures of the real activities in which they have participated and the environment in which they have spent their four years of high school. Turn with us each page, and let the pictures tell you the story of WLlSlliHgfOD High School in the school years of 1939-19441. N... .IULIA MIEAKIZII llffll' 'l'v.a'lnfr tim! Atlziwn' EMMA G. Cas'rN1sa Office Se1'l'c'lt1r-1' S ia'