Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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Donlay upervising rllrincipal Gilffemlaers fBocwcl of Education., Walter D. Adams, '43 ' Robert Kuebler, '44 District Clerk William H. Axford, '43 WVulte1' J. Oliver, '44 QQ! Winston 0. Pritcharcl, 45. President Leon A. Cowell, '43 LZIUFEIIICD Stopp, '45 Washington Kpublic Schools Tdasltingron, N. J. Mrs. Hazel M. Hummer, '44 Vice-President William Thatcher, '45 DONALD l-l. FRITTS Principal l JULIA MEAKER EMMA e. CASTNER Social Sludies and General Adviser Qllfjce Secremry lo Senior Class S 1'.v FRANCIS A. BENNETT Healflw GLADYS M. FRANCIS Science and Mafifiemafics CORA R. BOWERS Library and Lafin BEATRICE GOULD MARY T. HARLE Commercial French and Spanish Seven JEANNE D. KERL Arf JOSEPH PHILLIPS Music DOROTHY G. M U LKEY Commercial SHIRLEY L. PITTENGER CLIFFORD T- PURSELL Music Manual Arfs Eight HELEN H. RADTKE JOHN pi RIDDELL English s' , EDWARD ROBERTS Aqricullure Science HARRIET B. RUSH School Nurse Nine HELEN V. STAPLES Commercial JOSEPH W. STEINHAR DT Hisfory RUTH I. WELLER EVELYN E. STONE English Mafhemafncs KATHERINE S. WHETSTONE HELEN A. WOOD Home Aria Healfh Ten N5 I KX -5 ff + STUDENTS IN, 1 Qi 2 !fY ng 'Xl t Q l 4 ' I A if- . ...-, ,..,.t 5213 -323-J x ' Ill 'lx ' Xfkgn m Q ,Q X - 'N ?m. V5 5 Si-atumlf' Kzitherim- Cavitcli. Shirley Baylor. Miss Muukq-r, Doris Hildolwzmt. Imran Godfrey. Mary 'I'imkv, Eleanor Kuln, Ruth Hyatt. Clizwlnttm- I.-as-ll'loi', l'4-may W:-lttis. Standing- Elizabeth Snyder. lietty Landis. William SL-hm-tfler, Floyd Craig, Nznnvy Iizulrnw. Carol Holfmzxn. Hllu-l King. Jack ZlH'li. Jr-:in Vulens. Elvunur Lune:-. Antonia Gul:-ik. livrti F:-rlnr. Sf-ated liorti 1 o1lm', Nunn-y lizulrow. Gram- Mntthn-ws. lim-utliy Kim.!sliui'y, .li-un Valli-ns, Carol Huffman. liililh Valer. Standing fMiss Helen Staples. Miss lluru- tliy Mulkvy, VVil1ium Ss-lim-Tl'li-r. Daniel Er-kel. Qylclvertising ommitteo l-lE Adverhsing CommiTTee oT The CACHE is The group who should receive much oT The crediT Tor having a yearbook aT all. IT is Their duTy To soliciT The Tunds which make The book possible and They Travel many weary miles in achieving This happy goal. They work hard and TaiThTully. To The Two business managers, Dora Godfrey and Shirley Baylor, The high school should express iTs Thanks. Tersonals ommitte l-lE members oT The Senior Personals c'l'nmiTTee Tor The yearbook, meeT wiTh The advisor. They decide whaT will be included wiTh The phoTographs oT The seniors. Each member oT The comrniTTee is made responsible Tor a cerTain number oT individuals. The purpose oT The senior personals is To record some TacTs and happenings concerning The seniors, ThaT each may look back on Them in TuTure years, and Tind pleasure in re- calling old Triends and memories oT W. l-l. S. Evelyn Seifert, Mace Ludwig, William R. Schoeffler, Mary La Porta. Executive ommitte l-lE executive commiilee consisls oi 'rhe class oiiicers and the repre- seniaiives from each senior home room eleciecl by ihe class. This commiilee makes decisions on all importani mailers and deiermiries class policies. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated -A Miss llleaker, Shirley Baylor, Mace Ludwig, Evelyn Seifert, Mary La Porta, Jean Valens. Stzimlinpr - Harry Keenan, Wil- liam Sehoeffler, Herbert Ma- grinnis, C h ai r l e s Arnibrecht, Helen Lukaswitz, Miss Stone, Peggy Wattis, Miss Harle. CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl' Presidenf Secreiary Treasurer CHARLES W. ARMBRECI-IT Brick General There are few in school quite like 'Briek', For with the girls, he seems to cIick. Activities: Class President III: Boys' Night III: F. F. A., I, III, Treasurer III: Wrestling Manager III: Football I, II, IV: Varsity Club I, II, III, IV: Class Play III: Executive Committee IV. SYLVESTEB LEO BACOBN xxBuSSll General 'Buss' is your friend indeed. If there is something that you need. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III. IV: Varsity Base- ball III, IV: Hall Sentinel II, III. NANCY LOUISE BADROW Duchess College Preparatory To be busy, pleases her hest. She excels in each and every test. Activities: Glee Club I, II. III. IV: Operetta II. IV: Concert I, III: Music W IV: Baccalaureate Choir II. III: Arista I, II: Outdoor Club II, IV: Play Day II: Numerals IV: Dramatic Club II: Library Club II. Secretary IV. Conference Il: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee Ill: Alumni Banquet III: Class Play III, Prompter IV: Year- book Advertising Committee IV. Personals Com- mittee IV: Assembly Programs I, II, III, IV: Blue Streak Staff III, IV: Ushers' Club II, IV: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Decorating Committee Class Night III: County Musir- Festival III, IV: Honor Society IV: Athletic W IV. ALFRED BALDWIN Baldy Commercial General Business On the trombone he's won acclaim, And now in thc world he'll try for fame. Activities: Orchestra III. IV: Band I. II, III, IV: W III: Basketball II, III, Numcrals III: Boys' Night I, II, III, V. F0'1l rteeu Inter-class Sports IV: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Activities: Glee Club I SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BAYLOR Commercial Secretarial Shirley has been active through her high school C3 t'0l'l'. And has done her work well. year after year. . II: County Music Festival I, II. III: Operetta ll: Music Concert I. Ill: II, III: Music W II' Arista I. II, III, IV: Iland I. ll. IIIZ Punctual- ity I. Il, Ill: Class Secretary I: Assembly Pro- irram I. II, III: Stamp Club I: Orchestra I, II. III: Dramatic Club II. III, Play II: Girls' Night III: National Honor Society III, IV: Program Committee IV. Election Committee III. Tutoring Perfect Attendance Ill. IV: Chairman IV: Initiation Committee IV Initiation Assembly IV: Opera Trip I, II: Alumni Ilanouet III: Yearbook Business Manager IV Yearbook Advertising' Committee IV: Executive Committee IV: Class Play Usher III: Ushers Club IV: Blue Streak II, III: Iiaecalaureate Choir Il: Homeroom President IV: Clarinet Quartet I: Commencement Usher III: Commence- ment Ileeoratinz Committee III: Commercial Club III. IV. Presirlent III. ALICE NANCY BLACKWOOD II ll N an College Preparatory wir LORETTA IANET BOCKMAN Blackie College Preparatory 'Cyclone Sally' is her amloptell name For she is known of dramatic fame. ctivities: Ushers' Club II. IV: Library Club II, Glee Club II, III. IV: Arista Club I. II, III: Girls' Night I, II. III. IV: .Iunior I'lay: I.e Circle Francais IV: Dramatic Club II: Outdoor Club II: Concert III: Operetta II. IV: Vice President of Class II: Yearbook Advertising Com- mittee IV: Fashion Show I: Ilaecnlaureate Choir ll. III: Christmas Cantata IV: Play Day II Honor Society IV. 'When you're looking: for Nancy you won't no wrong, lf you seek ber whenever ther:-'s lauizhter and song. U H Activities: Glee Club I. II. III. IV: Concert I: Girls Night I. II. III. IV: Dramatic Club III: Library Club II. IV: Ushers Club III. IV: Iilue Streak fIl'H1'l'2lI II. III. IV: Junior Play III: Triple Trio III. IV Theory IV: Music Appreciation III. IV: Outdoor Always Iialfl'5'. never blue. Club II. III, IV: Uperetta II: Fashion Show I: She has a cheerful smile for yum. Musie W III: French Club II: Opera Trip III Hall Serltinvl III. IV: Server III. IV: Baseball At-tivitit-sz Girls' Night I, II, Ill. IV: Home Ai-is I. II, III, IV: Hockey II, III, IV. Club IV. Ififfeerr WILMOT S. BRINK WILLIAM BURD u - lr U . , VV lll B111 ' C0l'KlY1'19l'Ci2il General BUSIHGSS Commercial General Business A Sf-Udi0US Chap, tl'liS f9ll0W Brink: 'Burdie' is quiet, dark. and handsome, Can he DIHY the i2l'0l'Ylh0Il6l What do YOU think 7 His notes on the sax are worth a king's ransom Activities: Band-I, II. III, IV: Orchestra I. II. III, Activities: Band I, II, III, IV: Orchestra I, II Hall IV: Boys' Nlilht I. II, IV: Brass Quartet I, II, Sentinel IV, III: Hall Patrol III. SHIRLEY OSMUN BRUSH Commercial Gcnc-ral Business If ynu're looking for a good student, and a fine pianist ton, We couldn't do better than to recommend Shirley to you.' Activities: Arista I, II, III, IV: Commercial Club Secretary III, Glee Club I, II, III, IV: Orchestra II, Music W III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Operctta I, IV: Concert II: County Music Festival II: Dramatic Club II, III: Fashion Show I: Assembly Program I: Tennis Tournament II: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Softball II. NORMAN E. BUGGE General First with his Buick, then with his truck 'Bugg' seems to run in the path of luck. Activities: Football III, IV: Boys' Night I. Sixteen CLAUDIO CARNALI Colonel General Claudio is sturlious and jolly too, His greatest aim, is pleasing you. Activities: Boys' Night II: Intra-Mural Basketball Il, J. V. Basketball III: Substitute Sentinel III, Hall Sentinel IV. CARL G. CASTNER HMOSII Commercial General Business Carl's a really swell fellow- His mood being sunny and mellow! Activities: Tennis Manager I: Varsity Basketball Manager III: Basketball IV: Photography Club IV: Ushers' Club IV: Boys' Night I, II, Ill, IV: Varsity Club Ill, IVQ Builders' Club III, IV: Class Play IV. KATHARIN E CAVITCH uKdtZll General 'Katz' is small and very demure Whatever she does, she'll succeed. we're sure. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Dramatic Club I, II: Camera Club IV: Commercial Club IIIQ Red Cross Committee IV: Arista I. II: Home Economics Club I, II: Alumni Banquet III: Class Play Ill, IV: Play Day II: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Student Council I, III, IV: Out- door Club III: Fashion Show I, II: Assembly Program I: Numerals III. MABEL EDITH Cl-IRISMAN General Mabel is tall. has lovely blonde hair And goes through life with never a care. Activities: Franklin K. Lane High School: Hockey I. ll: Basketball I. II: Volley Ball I, II: Leaders' Club I, II: Hall Patrol II: Mannequin Club I. II: Glee Club I, II. Washington High School: Glee Club lll. IV: Music Concert III: Outdoor Club IV: Baccalaur- eate Choir III. Sevezzfeen MARIE MADELYN COLLINS Commercial General Business Her natural curly locks are neat Her jolly nature makes her a treat. Activities: Fashion Show I: Perfect Attendance III, Girls' Night l, II, III, IV: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Home Economics III: Junior Prom Decor- ations III. FLOYD ANDREW CRAIG ilRuStYlr Commercial General Business This red-haired boy is quite a wit For he's always ready with a quip that will tit. Activities: W Basketball, Manager III, IV: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Yearbook Advertising Com mittee IV: Varsity Club IV: Ushers' Club I, IV Glee Club I: Assembly Program II. LYDIA DEL VECCI-IIO Commercial General Business A pal of Florencc-'s we all know, Her chief desire is to grow I III: Glee Club II: Show I: Commurciai III, IV: Girls' Night .lunior Prom Decor- ation Committee III: Class Numerals III: Op- erctta II. Activities: Outdoor Club II, Dramatic Club II: Fashion Club III: Punctuality I, ll, I. II, III, IV: Play Day II: DORIS EVELYN DUCKWORTI-I xiDuCkYll General At twirlmg, 'Ducky' is our artist: She's tops, a dancing. singing optimist. Activities: Glee Club I. II, III, W III: Opera I Il: Spring Concert Ill: Band II. III. IV: Home Hom Vice-President II: Girls' Night I. II, Ill Eighteen FRANK DURYEA LENA THERESA FAZIO General Commercial Secretarial Close your eyes, then take a look Here is a. hero taken out of a book. A hard working student, an athletic gal, Lena, we know, would make a good pal. Activities: Boys' Niirht I, ll, III, IV: Hall Sentinel Activities: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV: Ushers' Club III, IV. I. II, III, IV: Glee Club II, III, IV: Perfect DANIEL S. ECKEL I iDanll College Preparatory As an engineer. Dan we feel will succeed, And in his field he'll set thc lend. Activities: Hi-Y I, II: Homeroom Vice-President I: Arista II: Stage Manager of Class Play III: Junior Varsity Baseball Manager III: Student Council IV: Ushers' Club IV: Science Club Vice- President IV: Yearbook Personals Committee IV: floys' Night I, II. III. IV: Intra-Mural Basketball I. Attendance I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club I, II, III: Fashion Show I: Operetta II, IV: Concert III: Thanksgiving Program II: Numerals IV: Hockey I, II, III: Soccer I, II. III: Softball I, II, III: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Basketball I, II, III: Girls' Choir III: Cafeteria IV: Bac- calaureate Choir II, III. BERTI FEDOR ll ll Bert Commercial General Business In our class Ilerti is quite a sage And we're sure he'll be a. credit to our age. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV: Orchestra II: Glee Club I. II: Basketball Manager II: Varsity Club II, III, IV: Student Council Treasurer III. President IV, Convention III. IV: Dramatic Club III: Concert I: Oneretta II: Arista I, II, III, IV: Class Play III, IV: Class Treasurer Il: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Yearbook Personals Committee IV: Fire Patrol IV: Traffic Guide III, IV: National Honor Society III. IV: Class Executive Committee III: County Orchestra II, Chorus III: Music W : Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Blue Streak IV: Opera Trip III. Nincteeiz, I IAMES FLYNN ANTGNIA FRANCES GALCIK ll ' ll KIT 'll Flynme om General Commercial Secretarial Freckles plus physique, equals Fame, 'Toni's' demure. just fl lil-U9 bit Shy. So don't think you can get away with calling him With a 'come-hither' twinkle in her eye. names. Activities: Hackettstown High School: Safety Activities: Varsity Club III: Baseball III, IV: Boys' Night I, Il, III. IV: Football W III. Patrol II: Archery Club Il: Inter-Class Basket- ball II: Sandwich League Basketball II: Glce Club II. Washington High School: Advertising Committee for Yearbook IV: Typing Committee IV: Basket- ball IV: Hockey IV: Soccer IV: Softball III. I . DORA KINNEY GODFREY ll ll Dory Commercial Secretarial H ' 'I A worthy bearer of the Honor Socicty's flame. Mamle Private secretary is Dora's aim. G0l'l9l'al Activities: Girls' Night II, III, IV: Arista I, II 'Silence is golden' is her rule, She is one of the quietest girls in school. Activities: Glee Club I: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Spring Concert I. Outdoor Club II. IV: Alumni Banquet III Hockey II: Soccer II, IV: Commercial Club III National Honor Society III, IV: Tutor III, IV Hall Sentinel II. IV: Election Committee III IV: Numerals III: Yearbook Advertising Com mittee IV. Twenty DOROTHY MARY GRUBE uDOtll Commercial General Business Dot is around when giggling is heard. But when she comes to class, she won't say a word. Activities: Fashion Show Ig Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Commercial Club III, IV. HARVEY WILSON GRUVER Eagle General New Village is well represented by this fellow Gruver Who is tall and handsome enough to sell Huuversf' Activities: Fuulbull II, III, IV: Buys' Night I, II, III, IV. ROBERT CLAYTON GRUVER Bob General Bob is studious, stately and tall, Never once found behind the 8-ball. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, Illg Intru-Mural Wrestling II. RICHARD HARPSTER tiRiChll Commercial Gcneral Business For si career, Richard is in quest, When its found, he'lI pursue it with zest. Activities: Basketball Manager Ig Iiuilders' Club I: Buys' Night I, II, III, IV. Twen fy-one IOHN CHARLES HARRISON ull-ackn College Preparatory Here we have a handsome lad, Who wears everything that is the fad. Activities: French Club IV: Builders' Club I, IV: - I II III' T i Photography Club IV, Band , , , enns Manager I, Baseball Manager II: Varsity Club II, III, IV: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: W II: Numerals I. CLARA MAE HESS I 1 ' I I HGSSIG Commercial Secretarial Quiet, but friendly, one and all can see That Clara's a shining example of the little busy bee. Activities: Arista Club I: Perfect Attendance II, III: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Hockey I, II, III: Soccer I, II, III: Softball I, II, III: Basketball I, II, III: Hall Sentinel III, IV: Glee Club III: Ushers' Club III, IV: Play Day I, II: Girls' Night I, II, III. IV: Concert III: W III: Numerals II: Commercial Club II, IV: Fashion Show Assembly II: Class Play Usher III: Alumni Banquet III: Assembly Program III: National Honor Society IV: Baccalaureate Choir III. DORIS KATHERINE HILDEBRANT Commercial Secretarial She can draw with the best of them, as we all know, For Doris has talent, to the top she will go. Activities: Class Play Usher III, IV: Numerals II' Athletic VV III: Outdoor Club I, II, III: Photo- graphy Club IV: Commercial Club III, IV: Ushers' Club I, II, III, IV: Assembly Program I: Play Day II, III: Home Room Treasurer III: Home Room Secretary I: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Alumni Banquet III: Hall Sen- tinel III, IV: Punctuality I, II, III: Fashion Show I: Junior Red Cross Il, Ill: Hockey I, II, Ill: Soccer I, II. III: Basketball I, II, III: Soft- ball I, II, III: Yearbook Typing Committee IV. VERA LOUISE HILLRIEGEL College Preparatory Friendly, petite, musically inclined, There ought to be more of Vera's kind. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV: Orchestra I. II, III, IV: Glee Club I, II. III. IV: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Operetta II, IV: Concert I, III: County Music Festival II, III: Dramatic Club II: Music Award-- W II, Pin IV: Assembly Programs I, II, III, IV: New Jersey State Chorus II: Student Council III: Music Club I: Play Day II: Library Club II, Treasurer II: Alumni Banquet III. Twenty-two CAROL VERN A HOFFMAN GERALD DAVID IAYNE y , in 11 'Gabby' le-rry College Preparatory General Many activities has this lass been in, it is said, As the ball went through the nir. 'Jerry' watched As paint and cartoon artist, she is at the head. Activities: Library Club II, III, President IV: Glee Club I: Concert I: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club I: Intex-class Sports IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Ushers' Club IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee Chairman III: Blue Streak Staff III, IV: Class Play Usher III: Alumni Banquet III: Usher at Class Night III: Usher at Commencement III: Student Council II, IV: Hall Patrol III, IV: Typing Club I: Yearbook Personals Committee IV, Advertising Committee IV: National Honor Society Election Committee IV, Poster Committee III, IV: Art Club IV: Assembly Program I: Library Con- ference II: Tutoring III, IV: Decorating for Class Night III: Decorating for Commencement III: Arista I, II, III, IV: Arista W I: Home- room Representative for Student Council Il, IV: Outdoor Numerals IV: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Class Play IV. RUTH CAROLINE HYATT Ruthie Commercial Secretarial Ruthie' loves books and sports and 'though rather quiet. When it comes to Red Cross work, leave it to Hyatt. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Softball III. IV: Soccer IV: Basketball IV: Junior Prom Dec- orating Committee III: Perfect Attendance Ill: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Hall Sen- tinel IV: Dramatic Club II: Junior Red Cross IV: Yearbook Typing Committee IV. too. But no need to get excited 'cause it went right through. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Tennis I: Basketball IV: J. V. Basketball III. HARRY ,THOMAS KEENAN xiNapll General Whenever there is n ball to carry, It goes straight to a guy called Harry. Activities: Football I, II. III. IV. Captain IV: Basketball J. V. I, Varsity II: Baseball II. IV: Wrestling IV: Boys' Night I, II, III. IV: Varsity Club II, III, IV. President IV: Fire Chief IV: Student Council IV: Executive Committee IV: Class Play Stage Manager III, IV. Twenty-three DOROTHY IANE KINGSBURY College Preparatory Dorothy is diligent, but with it all gay, When there's fun in the offing, she'll lead the way. Activities: Blairstown High School: Dramatic Club I: Glee Club I: Junior Red Cross III: Journalism II, III: Co-edibor School Paper III: Class Vice- President III. Washington High School: Library Club IV: Blue Streak Literary Committee IV: Ushers' Club IV: Orchestra III: Alumni Banquet III: Yearbook Personals Committee IV. ETHEL KATHERINE KLUG I lEthl I College Preparatory ' 'Beautit'ul, but dumb', the saying goes, But Ethel's the exception, as everyone knows. Activities: Girls' Outdoor Club II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Athletic Numerals III: Athletic VV III: Fashion Show III: Class Play III: Homeroom President II: Class Treasurer III: Student 'Council II: Hall Sentinel II: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Decorating Commit- tee Junior Prom III: Cheerleader III, IV: Execu- tive Committee II, IV: Glee Club I: Football Banquet I: Blue Streak II: Library Club I: Alumni Banquet III: Tennis II. ELEANOR RUTH KULP Kulpie General 'Kulpie' loves to dance and smile, Shc'll be in our memories for quite a while. Activities: Stroudsburg High School: Typing Club I: Glee Club I: Ushers' Club I. Washington High School: Library Club II: Girls' Night II, III: Play Day II: Outdoor Club II, III, IV: Band III, IV: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Dramatic Club II, III: Class Executive Committee III: Blue Streak Staff III: Junior Prom Committee III: Football Banquet II. III: Home Economics Club ll: Band Com- mittee IV. ELEANOR LANCE Commercial General Business This witty girl loves to laugh and have fun, Maybe tbat's why she's the friend of everyone. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club I. II, III. IV: Assembly I: Fashion Show II: Play Day I: Home Economics Club III: Numerals III: Athletic W IV: Field Day II. T1venfy-j'o1n' BETTY IANE LANDIS Bubbles General I!etty's an all-'round lass with a smile. To cultivate her friendship is worth one-'s while. Activities: Library Club II: Outdoor Club II. III, Act IV: Assembly Program I: Girls' Night 1, Play Day I: Junior Play III: Juniur Prom Committee III: Dramatic Club II. III: Advertising Cum- mittee of Cache IV: Blue Streak Staff III, IV: Decorating Committee of Prom III: Alumni Banquet III: Numerals III: Athletic W IV: Field Day II. MARY GLORIA DOLORES LA PORTA Eermez Commercial Secretarial On the diamonds, fields, and courts You will see Mary, always active in sports. ivitics: Outdoor Club I. II, III, IV: Typing Club I: Ushers' Club I, ll: Dramatic Club II, III: Girls' Night I. II. Ill. IV: Commercial Club III, IV, Vice President IV: Cheerleader III: Glee Club I. II. III, IV: Operetta II, IV: Numerals II: Athletic W III: Class Treasurer IV: Photo- graphy Club Secretary IV: Play Day II: Blue Streak Staff II, III, IV: Junior Red Cross II. III: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Yearbook Advertising Committee III: Fashion Show I: Hockey I. II. III, IV: Soccer I, II. III, IV: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Softball I, II, III, IV: Spring Concert I. III: Music W IV: As- sembly l. II: Tri-Hi-Y III, Pin III. CHRIS IOI-IN LEGGIO Greek General Chris is small, but zi mighty mam. We all want to be his greats-st fan. Activities: Wrestling? III. IV, W III: Fuotbz-ill III, IV, W IV: Buys' Night II. lll. IV: Varsity Club III, IV: F. F, A. lV. CHESTER WILLIAM LEE General General Busy as u bee. but that isn't ull. 'Chefs' winning smile is nccmlcd in class und hull. Activities: Ilasketbull I: Baseball III: Boys' Night I. II, III, IV: Intro-Mural Wrestling Il: Intra Mural Basketball III: Hi-Y II, lll: Awsn-mbly Quiz Propzram. Twenty-five FRANK IOSEPH LEGGIO MACE ELIZABETH LUDWIG General General Quiet, but with a friendly air. Mace. as head cheerleader, had the fans in a whirl, He never seems to have a care! VVO vote her the all-'round American girl. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III. IV: Ushers' Club Activities: Ushers' Club I: Arista I. II, III: Glee I, II. CHARLOTTE MARIE LOEFFLER ncheell General Here's a girl you won't soon forget, Charlotte-our tall drum majorettef' Activities: Outdoor Club: Soccer, Hockey, Basket- ball I, II, III, IV: Tennis I: Arista Club I, II: Girls' Night I, II. III, IV: Play Day II: Cheer- leader II, III: Drum Majorette IV: Numerals : County ' Typing II: W II: Orchestra I, II. III, IV Music Festival I, II, III: Glee Club I Club I: Student Council I, II, III, IV, Corres- ponding Secritary I, II. III: Dramatic Club II, III: Assembly Programs I, II, III, IV: Junior Red Cross I, II. III, V: Girls' Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Illue Streak III: Class Vice-President I: Execu- tive Committee II: Football Banquet III: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Spring Concert III: Alumni Banquet III: Bi-County Conference III: Tri-County Conference II: State Student Council Conference III: Hall Traffic Patrol III, IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Class Play IV. cti Club I, II, III. IV: Operetta I. II, IV: Cantata IV: Musie Club I, Music W IV: Dramatic Club II. III: Outdoor Club I. II, III, IV: Stamp Club I: Numerals ll: W III: Cheerleader Il, III, IV, Captain III, IV: Girls' Night I, II, III, III: Class Vice-President IV: III. IV: National Honor Society Day II: Alumni Banquet III: Basketball, Softball I, II, III, II. III. IV: Junior Red Cross Room President Ill: Executive Class Play IV. IV 1 Captain Student Council III, IV: Play Hockey. Soccer, IV, Captain 1. II, III: Home Committee III: ANN LUKASWITZ Annie Commercial Secretarial She smiles. she laughs quite a bit, Her friends love her for her wit. vities: Outdoor Club III: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV: Soccer Ill: Basketball III: Hockey III: Soft- ball III: Numa-rals III: Homeroom Treasurer I. Secretary-'l'reasurer III: Commercial Club. Vice- l'resiilent III: llrzimatie Club Il: Junior Prom Drcoratimr Committee III: Asst-mb'y Play I: Fashion Show I, Il: Arista I: Stluad Leader III. IV. Twenty-sit' HELEN ANTONIA LUKASWITZ Colleile Preparatory Active, friendly, in school work she does excel, And everything she unds-rtakes, Helen accomplishes wcllf' Activities: Glee Club I, II: Executive Committce IV: Student Council III. IV: Arista I, II, III: Con- cert. II: Homeroom Treasurer II, President III! National Honor Society III, IV. Vice-President Ill: Tutorinyz Committee III, IV: Student Council Assembly III: Cafeteria Service IV. RICHARD THOMAS LYNCH HERBERT MAGINNIS l I ll Mac Gone-ral 'Mzic' has many friends it's no wonder why. HQ-'s full of fun, and hc's one swell guy. Activities: Basketball I, II: Varsity Basketball III, IV: Ushers' Club I, II, III. IV: Stage Crew Class Play III: Varsity Club III. IV: Photo- graphy Club IV: Fire Patrol IV: Executive Committee IV: Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee III. GRACE KATHERINE MATTHEWS Gracie College Preparatory Gracie' is smart, full of pep, likes the boys, Iiut music and sports are what she enjoys. Activities: Outdoor Club II, III, IV: Ilslwrs' Club Dick General As a football player 'Dick' has attaincd eminence. In thc gamf' of life we wish him pre-eminence. Activities: Football II: Fire Patrol III, IV: Student Council IV: F. F. A. Secretary III: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV. III: Girls' Night I, II. III, IV: I-Iockvy III. IV: Soccer I. II. III. IV: Softball III. IV: Tennis I: Numerals II: W IV: Glce Club I. II, IV: Dramatic Club II, III: Assembly Program I, II, IV: Arista I. II. III. IV: Hall Scntinvl III: Concert I: Opcretta Il. IV: Blue Streak III: French Club III: Usher, Junior Play III: Ro- freshment Committee Junior Prom III: Alumni Ilanquot III: Junior Red Cross II, III: Library Club Il: Yearbook Advertising Committee, Per- sonals Committee IV. Twenty-seven Eng, qwtikix , .53IFf2f5fYw'i ,wwe Z 1. IOHN MUTCI-ILER MATTISON GEORGE HARRY MILLER Buck Commercial Secretarial G 1 A , It He appears to be shy, but really is not. 'mera gncu ure In winter his pastime is to ice skate a lot. A great agriculture boy is 'Buck' . . . , . At ': B N ht I, II, IV. who with his curly hair finds loads of luck. C 'Vmeb 'ws 'g Activities! Band I. .IL III. IV? 0Y'Ch9StI'8 II, UI? To our great, regret, because of illness. George had AgY'lCUltU 9 Judglng I- H- In- IV? BOYS ,Night to leave us before graduation. We are glad to have If If, IH- IVF Puture Farmers uf Amerlca H' had him with us fur so long. and hupe he may be III, IV, 'Treasurer IV. LAWRENCE VON TI-IENEN MEYERS able to return for his diploma next year. IOI-IN FRANCIS MILLER ll ll Larr i. ,, Y I-Ionce General General I.arry's 11 whiz at hunting and trapping - . h b As an engineer he wun't be caught napping. Johnme IS our butcver Oy' I Using the chopper like u toy.' A t., . . . . D v ' . I c nitles. Buys Night I, II, III. IV, Wiestllng III, Hall Patrol IV. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV. Twenty-eight IOAN N E ALICE MUSSER Blondie General Whenever you want to have lots of fun, Go to Joanne, she is the one. Activities: Dramatic Club I: Outdoor Club I, II: Blue Streak III: Play Day I, II: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV, Assembly I: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV: Fashion Show II, III: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III, Refreshment Committee III: Football Banquet II: Sewing Club II. EDWARD STANLEY NIECHWIADOWICZ Nick General As a builder of airplanes. 'Ed' leads the field. Should he try to pilot, a firm stick he'll wield. Activities: Buys' Night I, II, IVg Baseball IV. FLOYD G. OPDYKE Dyke General In football and basketball I loyd's an ace. We're sure in the atl'irmative hc'll state his case.' Activities: Football III, IV. W III: Junior Var- sity Basketball II. Varsity III. IV, W IV: Baseball III, IV, W IV: Varsity Club III, IV, Treasurer lVg Hall Patrol IV: Fire Patrol IV: Student Council IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Home- room Representative IV: Boys' Night I, II, IV. CHRISTINA HENRIETTA ORAM College Preparatory A very good teacher Christina will be. Her patience and diligence to success have the key. Activities: Perfect Attendance II. III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: French Club Ill: Arista I, II, III. Twenty-'n ine HARRY HARDING MARIORIE STELLA PAUL PAMBIANCHI Migs tlpambyll General Let him wrestle, let him catch, There is nobody 'Pamby' can't match. Activities: Wrestling I, II, III, IV, Captain III: Baseball I, II, III, IV: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Varsity Club I, II, Ill, IV, President IV: Student Council III, Football Manager II, Fire Patrol Ill, IV: Traffic Guide III: Class Play Stage Manager III, IVQ Builders' Club III. General Some good things come in a small package 'Margie's' the proof of that old adage. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III: Play Day II. IAY CLYDE PENCE Pencie Commercial General Business Jay is happy and always gay, College Preparatory It's never hard to see his way. Mary is lively and havrw all day long- Activities: Boys' Night I, 11. III, IV: Orchestra I For square sets and skating she goes in strong. Activities: Glee Club I. II. IV: Assembly I, II: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV. II, III, IV: Band I. II. III, IV: Hall Patrol IV Basketball Manager, J. V. I3 Varsity II, III Varsity Club III, IVg Spring Musical III, IV Assembly II. Thirty Activities: Footliall I. II, IV FERN PETTY Funiniereizil General Business Fern is su quiet yuu'd Imrrlly know. 'Flint ut the piano shi-'s quite Z1 show, .-Xvlivitieslz Hawley High Seluml: Assembly Program lg Freshman Hmm Ilnriee Committee I. VV:isIiim:l.uli Higrh School: Girls' Night II, III, IV IAMES FLOYD PLOTTS 'lPorky General '.lim's' the main part nf our line, When the oppmn-nt threat:-ns, he'lI never decline. Varsity Club IV. 5 Boys' Night III, IV: SAMUEL SALVATOR PULSINELLI iisamll General Sam plays his sux: uh, so sweetly sweet. We-'re sure his lifc with sucem-ss will be replete. Activities: Band III, IV: Orchestra IV: .Iuniur Prom Refreshment Committee III. Decorating Commit- tee III: Future Farmers of America I, II, III: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV. FRANK RICHARD RI-IINEI-IART Dick General Un the ffmtliall field. 'Dick' does his part. And he can makr a touchdown in any llIl'I'S heart. Activities: WV in Football IV: Ilasi-lizxll IV: Buys' Night I, II, III. IV: Varsity Club IV1 Ushers' Club I. Tllirfy-one ALBERT RCE H-A1111 General 'Al' is a. newcomer to our high school, To have lots of fun is his golden rule. Activities: Football IV: Grappling III, IV: Baseball IV: Boys' Night III, IV: Student Council I, II: Varsity Club III, IV: Agriculture Club II. EMILY MARY RON OSKI ixEmll General Very friendly and mighty. though small, 'Em' leads cheers very well for us all. Activities: Home Economics Club I: Outdoor Club I. II. III. IV: Girls' Night I. II. Ill, IV: Cheer- leader III, IV: Orchestra II: Numerals II: Ath- letic W III: Play Day II: Fashion Show III: Hockey I, II, III. IV: Soccer I, II, III, IV: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Softball I, II, III, IV. GARTI-I ROSEN CRAN S Rosie General Agriculture He's very quiet and seems quite shy, But Garth is really a regular guy! Activities: Boys' Night I. III. IV: Agriculture Judg- ing Contest II, III, IV: F. F. A. III, IV. WILLIAM R. SCI-IOEFFLER Bill Commercial General Business 'Bill', a mighty man is he, In oratory and reparteef' Activities: Class Treasurer I, President IV: Fire Patrol IV: Student Council IV: National Honor Society IV: Class Play IV: Yearbook Advertising Committee, Personals Committee IV: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Executive Committee IV. Th irty-two KURT H. SCHWIND HARRY BUDD SMITH Collm-L50 I'l'opzxrz1lm'y llsmithyll Kurt is in-rl and always alert. Gomiml His L'XlN'I'Il'1lt'lIIS si-vm to always work. VII 'Smitbv' is as placid zu follow as can bc, Avlivilivs: Glvc' Club I. II: Iloys' Night I. II, III, l ' .- i k . ,, iv: msiwiimii Truim-r, J. V. 1: In-I-sifipnr, A :lm'1 m l UPN f 'm A:b 'Y- iQffLIlfQ,,,Cl bI,lVi I l 'i 'y Club Wi Assembly Ami-iovs. Iioys' Night 1, 11, 111, IV: izuilfim-I ' ' ' Club II. EVELYN GERTRUDE SEIFERT Red Common-izil Sven-t:u'iol 'Ih-il' likvs slroris, and olhvi' thiuirs too. Anil uvuryono knows that 'Rud's' true blue. Activitivs: Alumni Ilunoin-t III: Outdoor Club I. II, III. IV: lommowizil Club III. IV: Girls' Night l. II, Ill, IV: Dramatic Club II. III: Ilshvrs' Flub I, II. III: Cleo Club I, III: Spriniz Concurt. III: Om-rc-ttu I: Class Pluy III: I'hoto1zi'anhy Flub 'I'ri-asux'vr IV: Numerals II: W III: Class Serwotary IV: Arista I, II, III. IV: Ad- vvrtisim: Committvv for Prom III: Fashion Show I: Junior Rm-rl Cross II. III: Iiluv Str:-ak II. III: 'IW-nnis 'I'oui'uanu-nl II: Hockey I. II. III, IV: Son-vc-r I. II, III. IV: Iinskotbzlll I. II, III, IV: Softball I II III IV' Illuu St k M k , . Q , T93 3 K'-IID Chairman IV: Tri-Hi-Y Club III, IV und I'in. AL-vi ELIZABETH RUTH SNYDER Libby Commercial St'Cl'Ql2ll'I1ll As Il fricucl in nvcd. is zx friend inmli-val: 'I,ibby'. as ai nurse. will surcly SlK'l'L'l'fI.n vitivs: Outdoor Club I, II. III, IV: Hockuy I, II, III, IV: Sovvor I. II. Ill. IV: Iiaskctball I. II III, IV: Softball I, II. III. IV: Tc-nnis I: N vrals II: W III: Studi-nt Council I' Homo room Pr:-sirls-ut 1, Svcri-tary Il: Asscinbly I: Junior Rod Cross 1, II, III. IV. 'rI'I'ilSlll'0l' I' Ifashion Show I: Commvrvial Club III: Junior: I'i'om.Di-cirrzitimr Committee III: Yi-urbook Arl- vortxsiniz Committcu II: Play Day I: Girls' Night. I. Il, III, IV. Th iriy-Hz rec llm- HELEN SHCI-IRIST SNYDER ' Snyder Commercial Secretarial Helen is shy, but likes fun, She enjoys a laugh with everyone. Activities: Junior Prom Decorating Committee Ill: Girls' Night I, II, III. IV: Commercial Club III, IV: Executive Committee IV: Fashion Show I: Punctuality I, II, III, IV. SHIRLEY LILLIAN TICE General Singing is our Shirlcy's art In all opcrettas she takes part. Activities: Glc-e Club I, II, III. IV: Operetta I. II. III, IV: Christmas Cantata IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Girls' Night I, Il, III, IV: Music W . MARY PRISCILLA TIMKE IIPGI-C-Yll College I'l'exml'ut1I1'Y ll - ll Percy's' greatest assetffshe always seems happy, Dlck In all her classes her answers are snappy. General Activities: Outdoor Club I. II, Ill, IV: Hockey I. II, As an actor, 'Dick' sure is a whiz, But sodaejerking is his best biz. Activities: Avon-Grove High School, West Grove. Pa.: Inter-Class Soccer I, II: Basketball I, II: Baseball I. II: Photography Club I, II: Hall Patrol II: Orchestra Committee Sophomore Hop Il: Gym Exhibition I, II: Spring Musical I: Handicraft Club I. II. Washington High School: Band and Orchestra III, IV: Camera Club IV: Junior Play III, Senior Play IVZ Spring Musical III. IV: Fire Patrol IV: Boys' Night IV: Orchestra Committee Junior Prom III. III, IV: Soccer I, ll. III. IV: Basketball I, II. III. IV: Softball I. ll. III. IV: Gloe Club 1: Class President I: Arista I, II. Ill, IV: Execu- tive Committee III: Ushers' Club II, III: Perfect Attendance II: Class Secretary III: Girls' Night I. II, III. IV: Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee III: National Honor Society III, IV: Student Council I. IV, Recording Secretary IV: Class Play Usher III: Commencement Usher III: Alumni Banquet III: Numerals II: Operetta I: W IV: Assembly Program III: Yearbook Ad- vertising Committee IV: Hall Traffic II, IV: Hall Patrol III, IV: Student Council Convention IV: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Gym Squad Captain III. Thirty-four LOUISE FLORENCE TOTI-I EDITH ELIZABETH VATER Totl'1y Edie Commercial Secretarial Commercial Secretarial Go see Louise if you want to have fun, 'tSo small, so chic, and oh, so spry. She can put anyone's blues on the run. Yet her sweet song doth reach the sky l Activities: Phillipsburg High School: Glee Club I, Activities: Class Secretary II: Homeroom 'I'rvasurer mln It'-' Acti II. Volley Ilall I, II: Basketball I: Softball I: Track I: Commercial Club II. Washington High School: Commercial Club III. IV: Tri-Hi-Y Club Ill, and Pin: Cheerleader IV: Outdoor Club Il, III, IV: Basketball II. III, IV: Softball II, III. IV: Hockey II, III, IV: Soccer II. III. IV: lllue Streak III, IV: Junior Red Cross II, III. IV: Glee Club II: Operetta II: Girls' Night II. III, IV: Library Cluh II: Library Club Pin II: Numerals III: Hall Sentinel III, IV: Usher Class Play III: Dramatic Club III: Alumni Banquet III: Yearbook Typing Committee IV. II, Secretary III: Outdoor Club I, Il. III. IV: Dramatic Club ll. III: Class I'lay III: Assembly I. II: Triple Trio III, IV: Glee Club I, II, III. IV: Music Club I, III: Theory IV: Orchestra I. II, III: Operetta ll. IV: Concert I, III: Ext-eu' tive Committee II: Yearbook Personals Commit- tee IV: Advertising Committee IV: Opera Trip I. ll. Ill: Fashion Show I: Basketball I. III, IV: Soccer I, II, III. IV: Hockey I, II, III, IV: Baseball I, II, III. IV: Commercial Club III: Music VV II: Trip to Rutgers III: Junior Red Cross II: Arista I. II: Sports W III: Sport.-4 Numerals II: lllue Streak III, IV: Ushers' Club II. III: Alumni Banquet III: Girls' Night I, II. III, IV: Play Day II: Radio Proszrnm II: Home Econorrtics Club I: Punetuality I. II. III, IV: Perfect Attendance I: Library Club I: Music Festival I, II. III: Baccalaureate Choir III: Music Pin IV: Girls' Choir III, IV: Yearbook Typing: Committee IV. IEAN VALENS MARGARET IEAN WATTIS College Preparatory so many activities. that she's no time for worry. - really no wonder that .Iean's in a hurry. Vities: South Uranize .Iunior Hiuh School: Stu- dent Congress: Dramatic' Club: Srhool Paper: Fencing: Club: Class Sports. Washinirton High School: Outdoor Club II. III, IV: Hockey Ill. IV: Soren-r Il. III. IV: Girls' Night Il. III. IV: Iiasketball II, III, IV: Soft- ball II. III: Student Council III, IV: Class I'lay III: Illue Streak III, Editor-in-Chief IV: Per- sonals Committee Yearbook IV: Iilxccutive Com- mittee IV: Alumni Banquet III: Dramatic Club III: Yearbook Advertising: Committee IV. Peggy General 'Clit-er. elu er for Washinizton Hii:h.' I'eg1:y's the girl who shouts this ery. ctivities: Girls' Night I. II. III. IV: I'lay Day ll: Field Day II: Outdoor Club I. Il, Ill: Assembly I. II: Homeroom President Il: Executive Com- mittee II. IV: Glee Club I: County Chorus I: Iianri II: Cheerleader III. IV: Class I'lay III. IV: Junior Prom Committee III: French Club III: Dramatic Club II. III: Iilue Streak II. III. IV: Numerals II: W III: Alumni Ilnnquet III: Art Club I. Il: Typing Club I, Il: Yearbook Advertising Committee IV. Th iffy-fi rc FLORENCE ELIZABETH WILDRICK Flo General Florence knows all work and no play, Will surely drive all fun away! Activities: Assembly I, II: Girls' Night I, III, IV: Home Economics III: Secretary of Homeroom II: Outdoor Club I: Fashion Show III: Play Day II: Softball II. GERALD MELVIN WILLETTE Uled-ll General With the ball in his hand he dashed clown the floor, Then into the basket the ball did soar. Activities: Hall Patrol III: .I. V. Basketball I, II: Varsity Basketball III, IV. W III: Intra-Mural Basketball I: Football III, IV, W IV: Baseball III, IV: Boys' Night II, III, IV: Varsity Club III, IV: Numerals II. IOI-IN DAVID WOLEE WoIIie General John at tennis is very neat. When with his racket, he can't be beat, Activities: Boys' Night I. II. III, IV: Intra-Mural Basketball II, J. V. Basketball. FRANK I. YONOSKO 'lNitchie General As a movie operator Frank ought to shine, For during high school it was in his line. Activities: Boys' Night III. IOI-IN MARSHALL ZUCK Zuckie College Preparatory A great lawyer, hc will be without doubt. LI-Ie won his case' the newspapers will shout. Activities: Band I: Stamp Club I: J. V. Basketball I: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Operetta II: Class Play III: Football I, II, III: Library Club, Publicity IV: Science Club, Treasurer IV: Blue Streak. Business Manager IV: Yearbook Adver- tising' Committee IV: Perfect Attendance I, II, III, IV: Brass Quartet IV: Trumpet Trio IV: Orchestra IV: Assembly I, II, III, IV: Tennis II, IV: ntra-Mural Basketball II: Yearbook Per- sonals Committee IV: Blue Streak Literary Statl' IV: Operelta I, IV. Thirty-six Washington Wigh ,School Song Dear WashingTon High School, The sound oT Thy name lnspires us To deeds greaT and True: We will sTand Tor The honor and add To The Tame OT Thy colors The whiTe and The blue. Every swiTT Tlying year our love will imparT New lusTer in maniTold ways, To The name now enshrined in The innermosT hearT OT Thy children here singing Thy praise. We have sTriven Tor Thee on The Tloor and The Tieldp On The plaTTorm we've argued wiTh skill To uphold Thy brighT name and Thy honor To shield, And we'll ever TighT on wiTh a will. And in gain and in loss as one body we'll sTand For The Tair and The square and The Tree: And Through dark and Through brighT we will e'er be a band To The uTTermo5T loyal To Thee. -Julia Mealcer. T11 lfffl-SI'l'!'7I CLASS OFFICERS President , ,, , . Jay Hackett Vice-President . , . Betty Schamp Secretary ,Valerie Smith Treasurer . Ruth Ritter First Row-Yvonne Cavitch. Jane liowlby. lit-tty Jane Green. Arlene Smith. Marie Sehoet'l'ler. Anne Howell. Bertha liowlhy, Ann Rankin. Seeond Row ltose Wattis. Elinor Wolfe. lilfriedil Oertel. Valerie Smith. Miss Dorothy Mnlkey. Gene- vieve Young, Katheryn Burns, lietty Walsh, Rost- Rudy. Third Row Viola Blll'dLl'i', Betty Sehamu, Eva De- Hart. June Stettler. James Holden. Fourth Row Harold Hoff. Robert llurd, Walter Dunlap. Frank Giherti. Absent -Raymond Sehutts. Firwt RowfMargaret Rudy. Florenee Brown. Leah Smith, Betty Schafer. Elnora Newham, Dorothy Duckworth, Elvira Godfrey. liailmra llorden, Mary Homko. Second Rowflietty Mitroke, Joseph Burns, Marvin Garrow. Frank Santini, Gilln-rt Winkler. Miss Francis, la-Roy l'aekal'd, Ray liutterwiek, Carl Nelson, Catherine Hummer, Third Row-Herbert Sc-halk, Hugh Ford, John Hay- duesko. Mauriee Lawyer. Tony lh-Masi, Wilbur Willis. Leonard Ile Cato, Harold Carling. Fourth Row. left to right Kenneth Miller, William Otlen, Valentino Rosso.-tti, Joseph Staupzaard. Alwent -Sam Pulsinelli, Andrew Staugaard. First Row Helen Greene. Kathryn Collins. Mary Molinska. Thora Kerling, lit-rniee Skoofz, Lillian DeVries. Doris Smith. Joyee Jensen. Second Row Helen Hillriegrel. Charles Danzer, Hous- ton Smith, Miss Radtke. August Fneei. Robert Detriek. Betty Davis. Third Row fliiehard liowman. Albert Opdyeke. Jay Harkett, William llean. Frank Fratirelli. First Row Ellen Opdyeke. Janet Heinrieh, Evelyn Williams. Ruth Supplee-. Shirley Bunn. Ruth Ritter, Beverly Hess, Katherine Kem-fe. Second Row -Thelma Morrow, .lean Kanpler, .lohn Smith. Raymond D'Risio, Miss Wood, Marlyn Hiswim. William liowlby. Joseph liernaski, Anna Hurd, Elie Zonehello. Third Row Edward Perini. Sanford Mattison. Cos- imo l'nlieri. Theodore Cregrar, Alexander Groves, Read Kingsbury, Charles llux. James Murphy, William Brown. Abst-ntfArthur CH-nei, James Count. James Upton. CZ5716 Sophomore lass CLASS OFFICERS Presideni l-larry Kloq Vice-Prcsidenl Marilyn DeVoe Secreiary George Reaves Treasurer Arlene Frey lfirwl Row llulh Snyder. Joan Sutton. Doris l'llunl's-lder. lliyllis Ilumulio. Murgarot Sigma-n, Gloria Aiirlm-ws. Mull:-lon Millvr. Ann Popinko. Si-uoml Row Vluirn- Harrison, l loi'e-rico Gibczyn- ski. Arlvnn- l v'vy. ldlailic Barren. Lillian Michal- owski. Hum-I Ui-uls. V1-lmzi lilac-k. Ruth Pulsin- sim-Ili. ldluanor Hahn. Jose-phino I.'Hommiilin-u. Mm-y VVvyunt. Nlurilyn DQ-Voc. 'l'liirrl Row llominoio Dollar-ro, Gln-nn IR-nco. Earl Multi-non. Lois H1-ss, Mr. Riddell, lh-tty Keenan. .lolln Forumny. Harold Ni-wton, Raymond l'i:uzL-si. Fourth Row l'Idw:1rd Hl'l'm1lIl. Robvrt Kochi-r. Joss-ph Homko. Iluvid H7lfTl1lliQ'l', Harry Klug. liuyxn-ne l':u'vutt, Rolrvrt May. Harry Czwiston. liill Williams. Alia:-nt Klnralld liurld, lfirwl How Funny Fa-rri. Clurzx Szlrlini, Lillinn Gzirrow. Mary l.ih Aoki-rson. .Ioan Houglzxml. K':irol Su-vi-ns. Illonzi Wolili, Nottiv Slack. 'l'ln-lnm Wyvkolf. Sm-oml Row- H4-lon liulfi. Ruth Griffith, Kzxthrvn Ftzirliwick. Myrtlo Parks. Mrs. llowors. l'lV2lIHl'l'l' im- Grovvs. .luzm Aarnvw, llurollly Uwvns. Hn-len Hummvr. l'hirrl Row- Kr-nm-th llolib, Harold liowllxy. Wil- linm Kuutfmun. Ruliih Sviforl, l.:ixvi'1-liz-0 Swift. Hn-nry Umm, Amln-w l.:u l'i'ino. William Hum- ford. liolund Holfmun. l ol1r1ll Row Gladys MMZ. Hurriui Womlrllflf Marvin liurd. lh-nny Kinney. Willard Czirvatt, l-Irm-wt Mill:-r, Frauin-os Kohonitrh. lic-tty Bolmvr. First Row Hzlzvl Ward. llvttv Whitv lin- l'l1 . . u .1 Loy. Suv Rowluml. lim-tty D1-Vrivs. Rose Glass, lflmmai Nixon, Murjoriu Rim-h:n'ds. q1'l'UIlll Row G4-orxro R1-:wr-s. Nivliolzis Fiore. Jos- vpli Iiungrlmrt. Anna liuraui, Miss Shipman. Mury Fllizziln-tli G:n':llwr. Murgurvt Hornnvk. lilvin Shook. John Suppli-0. l'liird Row llic'li:u'rl lioosslor, .luck 'l'l1:xt0l1m-1'. H4-i'l'n-rt linrtron. William K1-llow. Clifford lim-llml. Howard Opilykv, .lr.. Willinm Clirismzm. Xlisl-nt .lm-an Mr-Formir-k. -MK,-... The CLASS OFFICERS President . George Duryea Vice-President A Richard Rush Secretary ., Lawrence Ru h Treasurer Robert Dux an-canon First, Row-Dolores Merrill. Josephine Crement. Helen Norei. June Lyn:-h, Theresa Willette. Joyce Gardner. Mary Pulieri, Florence Cassidy. Anna Vasko. Gladys Miller. Second Row-Joyee Pursel. Alice Rowlby, Shirley Snyder, Mary Vitali, Elaine Heekman. Miss Weller. Dorothy Nolan, Dorothy Whitt-sell, Lor- raine Smith. Marian Cook, Betty Holton. Third Rowflionald Coleman. Fred Beers. Mary Klimko. Shirley Kries, Marilyn Wyekutf. Mild- red Wikstrom, Doris Hotfman, Peter Hess. Gus Sinkbile, Reno Guidi. Fourth Row 'Edward Hildebrant. Jerry Walters, George Duryea. Stanley McGinnis, Robert Kingsbury, Merrill Fedon, Louis Crement, Law- rence Rush. Absent'-Opal Robinson, Florenre Jamison. Henry Ahlt'. Sam Sirianni, Emma Gesner. First Row4Jane Hill. Jean Tansack, Nancy Mor- row. Doris Dillisio. Lila Johnson, Betty Lou Castner. Virginia Toth, Fern Thompson, Lois Borden. Rose Cuva. Second Row Jane Swift, Shirley Rabenold, Mar- xzaret Simmons. Elizabeth Sprieh, Ruth Grabner. Miss Steak. Louise Pedano, Anna Mae Everly, Martha Sehaumberger. Claire Hamlen. Edna Honoaki. Third Row-lsabelle Gardner. Hazel Budd. John lic-ll. Carl Amore. Milton Itinsenman, ltarshal Reniylar, Leo Becker, George Hayduseko, Rob- ert Dux, Arlene Lee. Fourth Row Edna lilaek. Nicholas Rudy, Joseph Ferri. Daniel Sehafer, Duane liath. Addie Wil- Still. Absent Elizabeth Brown. First RowfRuth Peterson, Jean Soznnzenlmergz. Edith Queitzseh, Eva lh-vilaequa. Elizabeth Hart. Lorraine Dorman. Laura Mc'Kinley. Hazel Forsythe. Fay Sarson, Katherine Kinney. Seeond Rowe Gene Hoff, Connie Alleman. Elsie Oram. Marie Carnali. Jean Farley. Mr. Stein- hardt, Marion Cochran, Margaret l'oeh. Carle- ton Cheney. Adeline Lannimr, Lewis Baldwin. Third Row--Eugene Godfrey. Fred Harnster, Ernest Zelbaelcer. John Dellavedova. liillie llo- ton. Ercole Sbreseia. Walter Mt-Donoupzh, Mike Colaluee, llruve Howell. Frank liaylor. .lark Williver. Fourth Rowe' Mary Damelio. Ann Dt-Gilio. l?eryl Itush. Ralph Laliue. Howard Tire. Elwood liay- lor. Arthur VVilliams. Willis liibtelow. Pearl linsh, Helen Foremny, Katherine Speeht. First Rowe Joseph Pulsinelli. Arthur Huntinyrton, Raymond Ht-ndershot, Jack 0'Connor, Walter liolmer. Harry l.ey, Richard Rush. Norman lion-hm. Het-ond Row -Charles Herrick. Raymond Uelioer, Felix Smolenski. Joseph Shenroek. Mi:-is Staples. lidward Naxxy. Ted Maginnis. Mike Fur-ei. Ted Riddle. George Fox. Third Row fWalter Galeik. Fred Hahn, Robert Conant, George Simons. Jerry lilanehe, Daniel Foss. Frank Rusin, T 52 I X . 7-3 IQ I 3 Q? xl H2 QW wg X wg X - iii.. -il-5 EI F ik ACTIVITIES ik que flpcttfrol ' i Cffiihef Stnclent onneil N order To develop pupil responsibiliTy Tor sTudenT acTiviTies wiThin The school, The STudenT Council was Tormed in WashingTon High School, April 1940. Since ThaT Time This organizaTion has been insTrumenTal in suggesTing ways oT improving The school by The inTroducTion oT a chapTer oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy in our school, by The TormaTion oT a TraTTic plan conTrolled by guides, by The insTallaTion oT a Hall SenTinel Plan and Fire Squad oT sTudenTs. The Council is made up oT leaders oT every sTudenT club, organizaTion and home room in The school. lTs oTTicers are chosen by The enTire sTudenT body. MeeTings oT The Council are held regularly Tor The purpose of discussing sTudenT problems. This year The Council has TormulaTed a new AdiusTmenT CommiTTee Tor The purpose of aiding sTudenTs, has Taken care oT The-l.osT and Found DeparTmenT oT The school, has planned Assembly programs, has Taken care oT The inTroducTion oT speakers, and has devised a plan Tor The proTecTion oT bicycles. Also This year The Council senT Ten represenTaTives To The STaTe STudenT Council ConTerence al' PrinceTon where Two oT iTs members were speakers. A member oT our council was nominaTed as Vice PresidenT oT The STaTe Council buT Tailed To win The elecTion. The STudenT Council's work would be more eTTecTive iT each sTudenT would weigh iTs possibiliTies raTher Than seek To impede iTs work by uniusT criTicism. ' Cgfall Sentinels T The suggesTion oT The STudenT Council, a Fire Squad oT boys was Tormed To give more sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To be oT acTive worTh- while service To Their school. ln conducTing Tire drills, These boys are responsible Tor seeing ThaT sTudenTs leave and reTurn To The building in a manner ThaT will assure Their saTeTy in prepara- Tion Tor any emergency. The Task OT These boys This year has doubled in responsibiliTy because They have been called upon To help during air raid drills. They have proved Themselves To be able To accepT This responsibiliTy in a manner in which every WashingTon High School pupil may be iusTly proud. N ounce oT prevenTion is worTh a pound oT cure. This adage describes The work oT The Hall SenTinels who acT as look-ouTs and consTanT checkers oT The building To prevenT any damage by sTudenTs who are noT as proud oT WashingTon High School as They should be. These SenTinels have helped To reduce The num- ber oT sTudenTs cuTTing classes. They have also acTed as a HospiTaliTy CommiTTee To welcome and help visiTors To our school. The TormaTion oT This group has opened up anoTher avenue of service To The school Tor willing sTudenTs who have long desired To have a parT in demonsTraTing Their school loyalTy. They have proved ThaT Their services are oT value. i Tiiraffic males TRAFFIC GUIDES First. Ilnw fCh:n'luitn- lim-Ifli-r. Beverly Hs-ss. Mary Timkn-. Valerie Smith. Sn-vund Row Jay Hackett. Raymond Piturisi. liulty S1-lmnln, Miss Fl':1m'Is, .lay P1-nov. l4ortiFe1lor. Third Row Floyd Uprlykv, Gilln-rt VVinlc- li-r. HALL SENTINELS First Huw Mary Timke, Dura Gmlf'r0y. Dm-is Hilcln-bmnt. Arla-nv L4-o, Lila John- son, Louise Tnth, Ruth Ritter, Ruth Hyatt, Cath:-rinv Cullins. Svvund Row Frank Gilu-rti, William Iinrrl. Ray Iiuiterwick. Miss l ranris, Vurnnn Str-ttlvr, Jus:-ph lianyzlmrt. Elvin Shook. Third Huw 'Joseph Stilllwlarcl. Mnrlyn Hissim, Frank llurycn, 'Funy IM-Masi. in-miurxl DeCatu. Henry Uram. Ii:nvx'i-iii-v Mvyers, Valentino Rnsss-tti. Fuluth Row - Nancy lllackwoml, Cliilurd lim-llini. Ralph Svifn-rt, Herbs-rt Iiarlrun. Katherim- Caviluh. FIRE PATROL First Rowe llivlnxrrl Thnrnv. Iierti Fi-rlm', Hurry Km-lizm, Gilbert Winkler. S1-rnml lluw .lay Hzickn-tt. Hzlrry l'nmlmi- nm-hi. Ilziymund Piaxzvsi. H0i'lwr'I. Mu- ginnis, Floyd Opclyko. Riclinrcl Lyn:-h. Thiril Row Tony lh-Mzisi. M:xnrim'v Law- YUT. 4. l-IE Traffic Guides are siudenis chosen by ihe officers of ihe Sludenl' Council whose job is io see Ilwaf reasonable order is mainiained during ihe passing oi classes and 'ro see ihal congeslion ol iraiiic is prevenied. They are noi policemen loul have assumed lhe responsibilily for The improvemeni ol our halls. For Ihis They deserve ihe hearly appreciaiion oi every loyal Washinqion Hicqh School siudenl. .--A .,, A ll I 1 S92ll0ll'mD0I'H Gflllffey. Mace Ludwig. Shirley Baylor, Carol Huffman, Heli-n Luknswitz, Bvrti Fe-dur, Charlotte Loi-ffler, Mary Timke. Stanrlingh First Row Mr. Donley. Marie Schoeffler, Elvira Godfrey, Barbara Borden. Jay Hucke-tt, Betty Schamp, Loretta. liockman, Nancy Badrow. William Schoeffler, Jean Valvns, Clara Hess. Joyce Jvneu-n, lk-ve-rlcy Hn-ss, Kathi-1-ine Ks-1-fe. Ruth Supplee, Anno Howell, Mr. Fritts. Ser-ond Row-Mr. St:-inhardt, Miss Wood, Miss Francis, Miss Weller, Miss Sumo. citional fifonor ociet HE Washingion Chapier oi ihe Naiional Honor Socieiy was organized io creaie an enihusiasm for scholarship, io siimulaie a desire io render service, io promoie leadership, and io develop characier. The members have iried io carry oui These obieciives in several ways-conduciing iuioring groups, laking charge oi class and Siudeni' Council eleciions, and assisiing wherever possible in defense aciiviiies. An impressive iniiiaiion service was planned and carried oui by siudeni members. Ii is hoped Thai' all members will make The pledge which is pari oi Their iniiiaiion service a pari oi 'rheir lives, boih during and aiier high school days. I pledge myseli io uphold ihe high purpose oi ihis socieiy io which I have been elecied, siriving in every way, by word and deed, io malce iis ideals The ideals oi my school and oi my life. Preseniaiion oi Pins and Membership Cards OFFICERS Presideni, Helen Lulcaswiiz ViceAPresideni, Jay Haclreli Secreiary, Marie Schoeiiler Treasurer, Miss Helen Wood NRTIBNRL HUNBR SDCIETY ss' lg Z 5 Ls E Eleciions Commiiiee in Session. First Row--Margaret Opdycke. Gladys Baeorn , Alice Jayne 'Skinner'. Erma Rihodes. Arlene Pux1sel', Carolyn Schamir, Fay Jensen, Catherine Kuwalt, Margaret Melruyt, Hazel Snyder'. Second RuwfViula Burdire, Marie SchuetTler, Bertha Bowlby. Carol Huffman. Shirley Baylor, Christina Oram, Shirley Brush, Mary Timke, Berti Fedor. Grace Matthews, Evelyn Seifert. Third Row-Ruth Supplee, Barbara Borden. Joyce Jensen. Jay Hackett. Betty Schamp, Elvira. Godfrey, Read Kingsbury, Frank Giberti. Fourth Row-Yvonne Caviteh. Genevimve Yeung. Ralph Seifert. Eleanor Hahn, George Ri-aves, Helen Hillriegel. 'Four year members. Absent--Jean Valens. Arlene Frey, Orville Rupell. Marion Bufti. Betty Walsh. Betty Davis, Betty Schiller , Donald Jones, Helen Lukaswitz, Loretta Beckman. Qfzlrista Glub IQ4O'4I LL students have the opportunity to become members ot the Arista Club. The only requirement is that they keep all report card grades. including examinations, at eighty per cent or above. Those who main- tain such gradesiduring the year automatically become members, and receive the Arista W . A gold pin is awarded to anyone who is a member tor tour years. isucil Education., N all subiecls, visual aicls lo inslruclion are used lo malce lhe subiecl maller more meaninglul, lo increase inleresl, and lo save lime in learning. More elleclive leaching resulls because ol lhe seeing conlacl ol lhings, since seeing is a vilal parl ol all learning. The New Jersey Slale Museum al Trenlon ollers a wide variely ol slides, lilms, charls, and models which may be borrowed by lhe high schools ol lhe slale, by paymenl' ol lhe poslage. These malerials have been usecl exlensively in lhe heallh. science, hislory, and English classes lhis year, ln addilion lhe school owns many models and charls used in various classes, while all deparlmenls use illuslralive malerial lrom newspapers and magazines. ' 4- . ana' .MM ,, , ,Q llluslraling a hislory lesson. Seeing is believing. uictancey JD THE Guidance program has been revised this year to meet the growing needs ot our high school. A committee ot working chairmen tor each grade, to- gether with the high school principal, has lent untiring ettorts to extending the program and revising it to meet the most recent developments in the Guidance tield. The committee is as tollows: Donald l-l. Fritts, Principal ot W.l-LS.: Dorothy G. Mulkey, director and teacher in charge ot Commercial Guidance in Ilth and l2th years: Evelyn E. Stone, in charge ot Academic Guidance in Ilth and l2th years: John Riddell, in charge ot lOth year: Ruth l. Weller, in charge ot 9th year. The program in briet consists ot: I. Orientation in all Eighth grade classes personally supervised by Mr. Fritts. 2. Individual interviews in each high school grade with the committee chair- man tor that grade acting as counsellor. These interviews serve a threetold pur- pose: lal to select a curriculum and to - plan a course ot study tor each student. lbl to conter with students who tail- ed a subiect tor a marking period. lcl to discuss any problems which may be giving a student ditticulty. Students are encouraged to seek the counsellors who desire to help them in any way possible. 3. Guidance programs in the home- rooms every other Wednesday. These programs consist ot career-group dis- cussions in the senior and junior groups. This year the preponderance ot work has been on army and navy pursuits tor the boys and nursing tor the girls. Pre-occupational guidance tor sophomore and treshmen groups and lessons in civic-planning, courtesy, correct study habits, etc., make up the program tor these classes. The chiet aim ot the Guidance de- partment is a well-rounded program which will reach every student in the high school. Holding the interview Forty-sc ron l l Cghe Washington Star HE Washingion Siar reporiers deserve much credii for col,- lecling and wriiing ihe school news which was priniecl in The Siar. This service iilled 'rhe place leii by Blue Sirealc. ihe newspaper, and supplemenis Blue Sirealc, ihe maga- zine. ai... V'-MLA1...-...L ..,.,,,,,.,...,.,,,,. 1 First Row -- Juyrv Gardner. Carleton Cheney, Harold Hoff, Ann Dc-Gilio. Second Row -- Margaret Hornack. MiBB Radtko. Margaret Sigman, Phyllis Damelio. First Row ff Charlotte Loi-l'l'lul', Nancy Blackwood, Harold HoiT, .lean ValcnS, Read Kingsbury, Evelyn Seifert, Jack Zuck, Edith Vatur, Mary La1'ortn, Louise Toth. Second Row - Miss Radtkv. Bvulah Loy, Yvonne Cavitch. Gvnevieve Young. E- vira Godfrey, Pc-gzy Wattis. Evelyn Wil- liams, Doris Smith, Doris Hildcbrant, Nancy Badrow, Carol Hoffman, Miss Shipman. l Third Rowffllurti Fm-dur, Carleton Uhoncy, Joan Hoagland. Lois Hess. Claire Har- rison. Clara Sartini, Bs-tty Schamp, Fannie Fr-rri, Marilyn DvVoL-. Marfznret Hurnack. Ruth Grabncr, Dorothy Kings- bury, Hugh Ford. Fourth Row-fFern Thompson, Conniv Alle- man. Ruth Pc-tcrson, Dorothy Nolan, Ann Du Gilio. Joyce Gardner, Bernicc Skuog, Phyllis Dameliu, Margaret Sigman. , HIS year Blue Sireak became The school lilerary magazine. This eliminaies siale 6 news and provides an opporiuniiy for lhe members of ihe sludeni body io express ihemselves creaiively along liferary and ariisiic lines. If Many illusiraiions and designs coniribuled by ihe Ari deparimeni added io ihe Maj aiiraciiveness oi each issue. Some of ihe success of ihe new Blue Sirealc can be aiiribuied io ihe cooperaiion oi The English, Commercial and Ari deparimenls. Since Blue Sirealc is a mimeographed magazine, many sludenis pariicipale in 'lhe l aciual publicaiion. Fha ETLZOT 'Pla O HE class oT T942 chose Tor iTs senior play, Ever Since Eve. by Ryerson and Cl ' ' ' emeni, one oT Samuel French s mosT recenTly published comedies Th T' I . e ac ion revolves abouT The diTTiculTies encounTered by a group oT high school sTudenTs who wish To publish The ChrisTmas issue oT Th ' h l wiTh a Three color cover. elr sc oo newspaper, The Penguin, resplendenT To add To The Tinancial worries oT The youThTul ediTor and manager, The new journalism Teacher decides ThaT irl h Id b g s s ou e represenTed on The sTaTT. These energeTic assisTanTs become very annoying, parTicularly when The boys Try To geT acgua,inTed wiTh a sWeeT SouThern dish. DespiTe measles and The TribulaTions of young love, The sTudenTs eT Their Three Q color cover, and, in addiTion, ediT a column in a ciTy newspaper. CGHQ qunior Tia First Row livlly linnrlis. Imr- vtta l!us-kmnn, Kathi-rim' Cn- vitrh. Richard 'l'hnrnv, l'm'ill!3' Wattis. Curl Uastlwr, Mari- Lurlwixt, Carol Huffman. SL-cond How Y - Wilmot Brink. Jamn-s Plutts, Sylvvslvl' lin- rurn. Frank Iwclm-. Rirharll I. y n v h . i'h:u'lntt1- l,m-ll'l4-l', Chester lmv, Nunry llzulrnw. livrti Fwlm'. VVillinm Srlwvf' flcr, Absent - -II:-rin-rt Mmzinn is, I-'irsi Row litllvl Klux. Nzmry lizulruw. Ji-:ul Vnlm-ns, Imrvttn lim-knizm. .lurk Zuck. Hrlith Vzxivr. Rirllzurd 'l'lmrm', Kath- vrinv F2lYlll'll, lim-rli l m'rlm'. Ik-My Lzmilis. hcrulul Row l'l1:lrlvs Arm- lwi-clll, l'4-ggy Wutlis. Mr. Atkins, Evvlyn Srifn-rl, NJIIIU5' Iilzwlnvmnl. HE class oT T942 presenTed as iTs junior play Cyclone Sally, a Three acT Tarce. The play was ably perTormed by The double casT and was Thoroughly enjoyed by all who saw iT. The ploT' revolves around a large esTaTe and an adjoining cabbage paTch owned by Cyclone Sally. The TiTle suggesTs The numerous obsTacles encounTered aT every j b j I . . . .. , urn u evenTua ly everyThung is solved, and we are led To believe that smooTh sailing accompanies The characTers Trom Then on. LeT us hope Thai This ouTcome will become a realiTy Tor The class oT '42, Sealed - .loan Valens, Nanry Blackwood, lmretta Brinkman, Shirlvy lhmn, Ruth Supplee. .. L. 1. Ka-nun-th Miller. Hui-zh Ford, Hurulrl Huff, Jack Bnwnizan, Miss Harle. lf Q7 Q Presidenl, Rulh Supplee V' - -id ',Sh l' B 8 e Fadlciiyplidviiell, lbllanrle wilh lhe HE French Club, or Circle , is, as ils name implies, an inlimale and inlormal group common inleresls and mulual goals essenlial lo congenialily. Being composed enlirely ol lhe l' h worlh lhird-year French pupils, il has a cerlain malurily which malces il possible lo accompis many f hile ro'ecls and aclivilies ol a varied nalure These include dramalizalions, supplemenlary cullural w p i . reporls, appropriale observance ol French holidays, research and much worlc ol a purely individual nalure, as well as devinelles, compelilive games and conlcsls in a lighlor vein. The ua purpose ol enlerlainmenl plus educalion, assured by lhis carolul blending ol aclivilics, and achieved lhrough maximum sludenl parlicipalion, conlribulcs deliniloly lo growlh in cosmopolilanism and widening ol inleresls and ideals. cience Gluly HE Science Club, being in lhe embryonic s ages o e I reaching lheir prescribed goals. l-lowever il did manage lo draw up and accepl a conslilulion ol ils own. This is delinilely a slop in lhe righl direclion lo a bollor club. l l d veloamenl seemed lo have clillicully in The ollicers were: Presidenl, Kurl Schwindg Vico-Prosidenl, Dan lfclcolg Sccrelary, Beulah Ley: Treasurer, J. Zuck. ln lhe lew meelings lhal we had we lound lhe discussions helplul and inlorosling. The lrips we loolc lo Ml. Kipp were ol much value and inleresl lo all lhose who wenl. We hope lo accomplish more lhings nexl year and will endeavor lo become an aclivc parl ol lhe school program. 'G 'mllin' f-Vlfillsui' Willis, .lurk Harrisun. L4 cf ircle and eys Librar GTDLID CIRCLE 81 KEYS First. Row Ruth Snyclvr, Doris Hililc-hrsxnt. Shirley liuylnr, Shirley lirush, Ilurntliy Grnlw, Hs-lon Snyri--r. lilimu' Wulfv. Russ- Wallis. Svruml Row Hum-I Vruts, llclty . Ile-Vrivs, lhfulzih in-y. livin'- vivvv Yuumt, livrllm llrvwllxy, Amir' Huwvll, imilism' Toth. Evelyn Sm-ifm-rt. Mary Lzilhirln. Miss Hula-n St.:uilr-s. Third Row Miss lim-uihy G. Mulkcy, Dnmthy Own-n. Elvi- nm' Hahn. Hzxrulrl HMT. Ihiris Vliligfvlrlm-r'. Viola llurrlirv. Marin- Svliuvlfls-r. lh-tty Walsh. Miss Agnus Shiimmn. l mn'l.h Row Arli-nv Smith. Valli-ric Smith. Glnria .Kn- rlrvws. l'Ilfl'ii-do U4-rt:-I. lh-tty Si-lmmp. Ihn-is Smith. Eva Ili-Hart. Jam- linwlhy. LIBRARY Cl.UB Ofiicers Presidenf Carol Hoffman Vice Presidenf Joyce Jensen Secrefary Nancy Qadrow Treasurer Kafherine Keefe First Rim' Ruth Griliilh, l'airul Stevens. Nancy lil:lc'kwumi, .luycv Jensen. K':irul Hnlfmzin. Nzmvy Hzulruw, K:itl11'l'im- Km-cfm-. Ihiruthy Killkislillry. Si-mind Row Holly llzivis. Luis Hi-ss. Ili-tty While, Marilyn Ili-Voc, Mrs. Thaw--rs. l.il':1n Ili'Vl'i1'S. 'lfvrllivv Skunk. .lum- Hill. Virginian Tnth. Third Row IA!l'l'1lilll' Smith, In-ah Smith. Kurt Sm-hwiml. .lurk Zum-k. Gillu-rl Winklvr. Road Kimrslmry, .lc-un Spams:- vnbvrxz. Fi-ru 'l'lmnipsun, I-IE purpose of fhe Commercial Club is fo sfimulafe inleresf in commercial subiecfs, give exfra fime and opporfunify for pupils fo work for fhe many awards granfed by fhe Gregg Wrifer for work fhaf meefs specified sfandards, and fo premofe a feeling of friendliness among fhe pupils who are inferesfed in fhe affairs of business. This year fhe club had a Chrisfmas parfy, a doggie roasf, and a picnic. on fhe social side. The members of fhe club fook over fhe responsibilify of making fhe Commercial Deparfmenfs exhibif, in connecfion wifh Vocafional Niqhf, a success, and presenfed a play af fhe high school assembly on April 29. Membership in fhe club is limifed fo commercial sfudenfs in fhe sfenegraphy and fypewrifing classes. l-IE Library Club is pledged fo help ifs school library funcfion in fhe besf manner possible, af all fimes. lfs dufies are many and, for fhe mosf parf, faifhfully per' formed. The success of ifs bimonfhly programs is due fo fhe earnesf eilorfs of ifs excellenf officers and fheir appoinfed commiffees. On one occasion fhis year, Miss l-larle gave an enieyable review of fhe book 'The Soong Sisfersf' Af anofher meefing, Miss lvlary Beavers was guesf speaker and gave an inferesfing accounf of her recenf frip fo Yucafan. The club has assisfed in gafhering books for fhe Vicfory Book Campaign. 4 First Row-Carol Hoffman, Betty Landis, Peggy Wattis, Doris Duckworth, Florence Brown, Mary Pulieri, Doris Hildebrant, Laura McKinley. Seeond Row-Ruth Peterson, Theresa Willette, Ruth Gralmer, Marion Cochran, Carleton Cheney, Miss Kerl, Evelyn Seifert, Mary LaPort'a, Lillian Michalowski, Gladys Metz. Myrtle Parks. Third Row-Marvin Hurd, Hugh Ford, Gerald Budd, Harold Hoff, Chester Lee, Huy Butter- wiek, William Bowlhy, Harold Newton. oflrrw Glasses RT, new to the school this year, is an elective subiect. l-lere interested pupils tind diversion from their straight academic studies. The classes are small, which attords looth individual instruction and cooperative worlc among the pupils. The course has been planned so as to present to the pupils, art as it appears in everyday lite as well as the time arts, with an eye to educating tuture consumers. 1 wstom GF COSTUMES inf!! P vii , . shall lillllljlilll 11001130 Simons Aloxzlmloi' Groves. llustnn Smith. Stanley Mcllinnis, .Ins- vph Slu-m'oi'k, Gi-rzxlcl Bumlil. Sm-cuml liow-Ric-lmril Rush, Vul- entino Rossa-tti, liiigoiiu l':1i'v:1tl. F11-ll llzirpstur, l'il'l'!l llzllin, Rivlizlril liovsslor, lluwalrcl 'I'ic'v. fBu.ilclers lub HE Builders' Club is made up ol a group ol sluclenls who wish lo do exlra worl4 in the lield ol Industrial Arls. This exlra lime is spenl nol only on lheir own proiecls, bul on work on school ob- iecls such as slaqe scenery and small repairs. Also members are cooperalinq wilh lnduslrial Arls sludenls throuqhoul the nalion in making lhe model l airplanes required by our Navy. These sludenls are helping in a very real way in our war ellorl. I. Making up a display board ol pipe lillinqs in Home Mechanics. 2. General Shop Class 3. Class in l-landicrall and l-lome Mechanics First linwglllr. l'ui'si-ll. lllvrrill lfvmlun, Junior llvlizlcuu, Vliurlos Prunvr, William c'hl'lSlll1lll. lim'- I First Row---Vera Hillriegel, Beulah Ley, Ted Riddle. Ted Maginnis, Katherine Keefe, Eleanor Hahn, Thelma Wyckulf. Jean Spangenberg. Second Row 4 Martha Cook, Charlotte Loelfler, Berti Fedor, Read Kingsbury, Dick Thorne. Mr. Phillips, Jack Harri- son. Jack Mattison, Gus Sinkbile. Harry Ley, Doris Duckworth, Dorothy Duck- worth. Third Row -- William Burd, Jay Pence, Wilmot Brink, Al Baldwin, Sam Pulsin- elli, Harold Bowlby, Willis Bigelow, Jenn Kappler. Fourth Row4Duane Bath. George Reaves, Marvin Burd, Bob Conant, Charles Her- rick. Peter Hess. First Row A Jean Srangenberlz. Charlotte Loeffler, Harold Bowlby, Jack Mattison. Thelma Wyclwlf, Ted Riddle, Dick Thorne. Marvin Hurd, Read Kingsbury, Beulah Ley, Vera Hillrieyzel, Sam Pulsin- elli. Second Row- William Dean, Peter Hess, Jay Pence. William Bowlby, Bob Conant, Gus Sinkbile. licrti Fedor, Willis Bige- low, Dunno Bath, Al Buldwin,.Wilmot Brink. George Reaves, Harry Ley, Mr. Phillips. iganci HE Band organized in The early weeks OT The school Term and parTicipaTed in all T'ooTball games, boTh home and away, excepi aT The opening game oT The season. This group oT ThirTy Tive sTuder1Ts gave added color, pep, and spiriT To The games. The band members made merry on The long bus rides To away games and enioyed Themselves equally as much aT Their band parTy early in November. Qrchestra ITH The close OT The TooTball season, The OrchesTra organized and rehearsed Tour days a week. They were raTher acTive aT school affairs, playing Tor The i Red Cross Rally, The Junior Play, The Senior Play. VocaTional nighT oi The P.-T.A. and aT assemblies. Because oT a wealih oT maTerial in The reed and brass secTions, The sTudenTs organized a popular dance orchesira which rehearsed Twice weekly. First Row - - Lila Johnson, Fanny Ferri. Clara Sartini. Nancy Blackwood. Shirley Bunn. Edith Vatcr, Edith Queitzsch, Anne Rankin. Fay Sarson, Graco Mat- thews. Mnry Ln Porta. Second Row--Carol Beam. Gladys Miller, Ruth Grilfith. Curo'yn Schump. Arlcnn- Lee, Helen Hillricm-l. Mary Humko. Miss l'itt1-nxrcr. Iloris Duckworth. Doro- thy Duckworth. Joyce Gardner, Mnry Parnuk. Louise Pl-duno. Third Rowe Claire Hnmlen. Burlmrn lim'- dcn. Evelyn Williams. Marilyn Di-Voc, Lorraine Dorman, Shirley Tic:-, Nancy liadrow, Lorcltn llockmnn. Margarvl. Siizman. Bi-tty Davis, Joyce Jensen. Marion Cook. Fourth Row---Lois H1-ss, Elizabeth Spricli, Hazel Budd, Ji-un Farley, Mucc Ludwig, Lois Borden. Katherine Keefv. BQ-vi-rly Hess. Lilliun Dm-Vrics. Lvnn Fnzio, Shir- ley Brush. Fifth Row Lnrrnim- Smith. Eluinc liarun Joan Humzluml, lh-tty Srhnfer. Ellen Op- dyks-. Mabel Chrisnmn. Thi-rvsn Willctte. Carlton Chcncy, Martha Schaumberxer. Ann DiGilin. Cyle Club HE Glee Club 'rhis year was composed oi sixty girls. The iirsi pari oi The year was speni working on ihe caniata Childe Jesus by Joseph Clokey and l-lazel Kirk. This coniained solos, duels, irios and choruses, and was performed ai The Chrisimas assembly. The lasl part of the year was iaken up wiih ihe opereiia 6hosl oi' Lollypop Bay by Charles W. Cadman, which was given in lvlay. The Glee Club also sang ai the Thanksgiving assembly and Baccalaureaie service. Q Hard ai work. , X - ... , J... A ... - ,L U Good First Row-Ruth Ritter. Barbara Borden. Lila Johnson. Dora Godfrey, Margaret Hornack, Harriet Woodruff, Edith Vater. Shirley Bunn, Virginia Toth, Dolores Merrill, Fern Thompson, Made Ludwig, Joyce Pursel, Peggy Wattis, Gladys Miller, Ellen Opdycke, lit-verly Hess. Second Row--Nancy Blackwood. Claire Hamlen. Martha Schaumberger, Marian Cook. Mary Damn-lio, Betty Lou Castner. Miss VVood, Fay Sarson. Ruth Peterson, Alice liowlby, Hazel Forsythe, Edna Ronoski, Julia Eduln, Lillian Mickalowski, Betty Shafer. Third Row-- Arlene Lee, Hazel Ward, Sue Rowland, Betty Walsh, Anno Howell. Rose Rudy. Hi-len Hummer. Dorothy Whitesall. Isabel Gardner. Margaret Six-Iman. Marie Selioetfler, Genevieve Young, Emily Ronoski, Eleanor Lance, Helen Hillriegel. Fourth Row--Mary Homko. Dorothy Nolan. Clara Sartini, Fannie Ferri, Arlene Frey, Theresa Willt-tue, Lois Borden, Jean Spangenberg. Lorraine Dorman, Illona Webb. Carol Stevens, Ruth Griffith, Beulah Ley, Betty DeVries. Fifth Row-Dorothy Owen, Doris Pflugfelder, Jean Sutton, Viola Burdge, Elaine liaran, Emma .lean Nixon, Gladys Metz, Jean Valens. Yvonne Cavitch. Kathryn Collins, Betty Jane Green, Ruth Snyder, Valerie Smith, Elfriede Oertel, Elinor Wolfe, Josephine L'Hommcdieu. Sixth RowA4atherine Hummer, Myrtle Parks. Betty Keenan, Edna Black. Rose Glass. Evangeline Groves. Claire Harrison, Mary Lib Ackerson, Mabel Chrisman, Nancy Badrow, Carol Hoffman, Grave Matthews. Louise Toth, Eleanor Hahn, Addie Wilson. Seventh Rowf-Marilyn DeVoe. Jean Kappler. Joyce Jensen. Marilyn Vlfyckoif. Doris Smith, Elizabeth Sprich, Joan Hoagland, Lois Hess, Ruth Supplee, Elvira Godfrey, Katherine Keele, Eleanor Kulp, Evelyn Williams, Elizabeth Snyder, Charlotte Loetfler, Mary Timke, Betty Schamn. C5716 utcloor lub HE girls ot this club are interested in sports and outdoor activities. Each year the girls participate in tournaments in tield hockey, soccer, basketball, sott ball, and tennis through which points are earned toward numerals and letters. Each girl has an equal opportunity to participate regardless ot her experience or ability. Line-up Form Bully pf WHITE TEAM WINNERS AT GIRLS' NIGHT First Row-Carleton Cheney, Ruth Griffith, Ilona Webb, Carol Stevens, Anna Popinka, Jane Bowlliy, Betty Walsh, Captain Shirley Bunn, Jean Valens, Claire Harrison, Barbara Borden, Helen Hillriegrel, Edith Vater, Mary Molinska. Second Row-Carol Hoffman, Nancy Badrow, Rose Wattis, Genevieve Young, Ruth Ritter, Nancy Blackwood. Pearl Bush, Miss Wood, Gladys Miller, Rose Cuva, Betty Lou Castner, Helen Foremny, Hazel Ward, .Ioyee Pursell, Emma Gesner, Marie Collins, Eva DeHart. Third Row-Ann Lukaswitz, Catherine Cavitch, Antonia Galcik, Dorothy Kingsbury, Charlotte Loetfler, Evelyn Williams, Mary Weyant, Edna Ronoski, Doris Smith, Elizabeth Sprieh, Mary Lili Gardner, Jean Sutton, Marie Bohne, Loretta Bockman, Lydia Del Vecchio, Marilyn DeVoe. Fourth Row-Betty Bolmer, Edna Black, Marie Carnali, Helen Greene, Jane Hill, Anna Mae Everley, Joyce Jen- sen, Kathryn Collins, Betty Jane Green, Thelma Morrow, Ellen Opdyeke, Ruth Pulsinelli, Hazel Budd, Flor- ence Cassidy, Eleanor Hahn, Beulah Ley. Fifth Row--Jean Agnew, Mary Timke, Anna Burd, Grace Matthews, Betty Keenan, Yvonne Cavitch, Catherine Burns, Betty YVhite, Mary Parnak, Jo L'Hommedieu, Evamreline Groves, Margzaret Hornacli, Marion Cook, Mary Pulieri, Ruth Hyatt, Lena Fazio. C 2 ' I ' I1 I-IE captains ot the White and Blue teams worked hard to malce our Girls' Night a success. A most interesting program was presented by the girls and enjoyed by parents and triends. The white team was victorious in the majority ot the contests. I. VocaTional NighT in Home Economics Room 2. VocaTional Cooking Class 3. VocaTional NighT Food ExhibiT 'Uocational UXQgl1rw HE Commercial DeparTmenT oT The High School had open house on VocaTional NighT. The Junior Business and Bookkeeping classes had exhibiTs in The Commercial Room, and The Bookkeeping class had a regular class period in which The members demonsTraTed The working ouT OT various Bookkeeping procedures. The SecreTarial DeparTmenT also had an in- TeresTing exhibiT oT regular class work and dem- onsTraTion oT oTTice machines. Members OT The deparTmenT Took dicTaTion aT inTervals during The evening and Transcribed Them in business- leTTer Torm. 03501116 Economics Exhihirw THE Home Economics Exhibif Tor VocaTional NighT represenTed The principal phases OT Home ArTs oTTered in This deparTmenT. GarmenTs consTrucTed by The Freshman girls were displayed along wiTh The visual aids used in Teaching The consTrucTion processes used. The cosT oT maTerials and Tindings was recorded on cards aTTached To The garmenTs. The dresses and skirTs made were planned To complemenT The girls' school wardrobes. MiniaTure rooms displayed original color schemes, TurniTure arrangemenTs, and reTlecTed The personaliTy oT Their decoraTors. The Toocls exhibiT in The audiTorium was Timely in iTs emphasis, EaT The RighT Food To Help Keep You FiT. The rules illusTraTed were Those recommended by The CommiTTee on Foods and NuTriTion, of The NaTional Research Council, and are Tollowed by The girls in Their meal planning. OTTice PracTice ocational cyflgriculture P.-T.A. Vocational Night Demonstration THE Vocational Agricultural Boys exhibited pullets and hens trom their home tlocks: two small pigs in an electric pig brooder: to- gether with a demonstration on milk testing and caponizing. This was representative ot the work done at home out ot school time. Classroom work was shown by exhibits ot photographs taken in the classroom showing boys conducting F. F. A. Meeting and Judging corn and livestock. Samples ot the records which are kept and worked on in the classroom were also on display. The Farm Shop work was shown thru the exhibits ot equipment made in the shop such as small laddersnteed hoppers, etc. Photographs ot the poultry shelters and houses built at home by the boys. First RowWLeonard DeCato, Charles Danzer, Maurice Lawyer, Jack Mattison, Garth Rosenkrans, James Plotts, Jack Thatcher, James Murphy. Second Row--John Supplee, Chris Ledge, Frank Fraticelli, Charles Gruver, Mr. Roberts QInstr.J, Sanford Mattison, Robert Kingsbury, William Kimble, Joseph Ferri. Third Row-Carl Amore, Walter McDonough, Leo Becker, Frank Baylor, Jr., Bruce Howell, George Williamson, Michael Fucci, Ercole Scebrescia. Fourth Row-Daniel Schafer, Eugene Godfrey, Raymond DeBoer, Jerry Walters, John Bell, Michael Collaluce, Edward Hildebrant, Arthur Huntingdon, Edward Nagy. 041 griculturo INCE the introduction ot this course in August I937, seventy-tive tarm boys and one hundred and two town boys have studied the practices necessary to enable them to own, lceep records, and manage 5894 baby chiclcs: l2l2 laying birds: 50 turkeys: 46 pigeons: 8 dairy calves: l dairy cow: 9 vegetable gardens: 6 acres ot tield corn: 2 acres ot sudan grass: and 365 capons. ln the tarm shop 424 edge tools have been sharpened and retitted: l4I articles ot wood construction tor use at home or in the classroom: ZI4 buttertat tests ot dairy cows made and records lcept: 3 poultry houses and l dairy stable wired tor electric lights: and 6 brooder, I laying, and 6 summer shelters planned and constructed at the homes ot the boys. George Sutton, Jack Mattison, Garth Rosenlfrans, Raymond Di Risio, and William Kimble have been State Champions in Judging Poultry. l-larry Dell, Russell Sigler, and Vernon Stettler have been State Champions in Judging Dairy Cattle. Max Dilts, Chester Paulinson, and Russell Sigler have been State Champions in Judging Field Corn. ' Russell Sigler and Walter McDonough have been State Champions in Judging Swine. Joseph Opdyclce has been an outstanding boy in Judging Contests and a State Otticer in the F.F.A. The Adult Evening Classes ottered to Adults in the Winter Months have contacted lO6 persons in the School Area. cflutogmplms - 1kLf'w3f5a Qii.,, - V K Tl-IE WAS!-IIN A K: Q... ,..' Tw wh- K My S, W Mu' www mga ,. .ls m..an....i,w.-vnv fgga 1 . 4 I 1 CDN, D. C. TRIP Q if rg 4f'!a'- ki . , . 535 X 5 T5 Xian J H Li - Q E E? , ik ATHLETICS is cwsit Gini? HE VarsiTy Club has sTeadily gained in imporTance in The liTe OT The school H since iT was organized Ten years ago. Membership is recognized when an aThleTe has received a varsiTy award in any sporT oT inTerscholasTic compeTiTion. The purpose OT The club is To promoTe good Tellowship among The aThleTes oT The school, To sTimulaTe The inTeresT in aThleTics, and To presenT awards To Those members who have meT all reguiremenTs governing The awarding oi These honors. The reguiremenTs mainTain Thai' a member musT receive varsiTy recogniTion Tor Two years. The awards consisT oT sweaTers and charms. Juniors are awarded leTTers as soon as They receive Their second leTTers. Seniors are awarded a charm beiore graduaTion. OU R COACH ES Mr. STeinhardT, Mr. Riddell, Mr. BenneTT, Mr. Pursell OUR LEADERS HerberT Maginnis, BaskeTball1 Harry Keenan. FooTball: Chris Ledge, WresTling1 Floyd Opdyke, L BaslceTball OFFICERS PresidenT Harry Pambianchi Vice PresidenT Harry Keenan Treasurer Floyd Opdyke SecreTa ry BerTi Eedor First Row-H. Opdyke, F. Giberti, A. Cenci, R. Hall, G. Willentte, F. Opdyke, H. Pambianchi, M. Law- yer, H. Keenan, C. Ledge, E. Perini, J. Burns, R. Detrlck. ScconcliRow-V. Rossetti, A. Fucci, C. Dux, W. Chrisman, M. Fucci, F. Bennett, Faculty Advisor, R Rhinehart, J. Plotts, F. Craipg, J. Pence, K. Miller. Third Row-R. Piagcsi, J. Hayduscko, T. Crcager, H. Carling, H. Maginnis, H. Gruver. Gheer Leaders THE cheerleaders iunciioned ar loorball and baslcerball games and ai wresrling marches. A spirir of cooperarion and friendliness pre- vailed in the group. The fine work of rhe squad is appreciated by lhe iaculry and pupils. M. Ludwig, Captaing E. Ronoski, M. Schoeffler, V. Smith, E. Klug, B. Borden, P. Wattis, L. Toth. f1 s First Row-D. Eckel, D. Kingsbury, N. Blackwood, C. Hoffman, N. Badrow, L. Bock- man, H. Hillricgel, R. Kingsbury. Second Row-S. Bunn, B. Hess. Third Row-H. Magrinnis, C. Castner, G. Simons, Mr. Riddell, Faculty Advisor: O Rupell, G. Jayne, F. Craig. Missing, Clara Hess. Ushers' 611419 THE Usher's Club luncrioned in rheir usual ellicienl manner and did a fine iob in selling programs, riclcets, hor dogs and soda at lhe home arhleric evenrs. This iob of gerling ready for an arh- leric conlest is a big one and requires much cooperarion. If was only 'rhrough such cooperalion belween The club and 'rhe office 'rhat lhings wenl' off as smoothly as 'rhev did. We hope 'rhar in fuiure years orher Usher Clubs will respond as well as lhis year's club did. fx,C57OOlTT7clll .fa 'EFORE school opened iT was The consensus oT opinion ThaT The WashingTon Team would again reTurn To The loTTy heighTs iT once held buT This was noT To be The case as Tive leTTermen: Pulieri, Mirda. Kochis, Colaluce and Co-CapTain Shawcross who were expecTed To Torm an impregnable line Tailed To reTurn To school. This Torced Coach BenneT'T To again work wiTh an inexperienced line which did noT Tind iTselT unTiI near The end oT The season. Players were swiTched Trom one posiTion To anoTher unTil The besT possible combinaTion was Tound. Our aTTack was builT around Floyd Opdyke, a boy who was developing inTo an ouTsTanding Tull- back, and his unTorTunaTe iniury in The opening game hurT The Blue STreaks' chances OT a successTul season as he was depended upon Tor rnosT oT The Team's kicking, passing and running aTTack. The Blue STreaks had buT Three leTTermen reTurning and around These boys Cenci, Opdyke and CapTain Keenan an aggressive hard TighTing Team was developed. The greaTesT shorT-coming oT The STreaks' Team was iTs ineTTiciency on pass deTense. Several games. noTably The NazareTh and Dunellen games, were losT and close because oT a poor pass deTense. ln oTher games our margin oT vicTory was oTTen ieopardized by our opponenT's aerial aTTack. The Blue STreaks' play was ouTsTanding againsl' our TradiTional rivals, T-lackeTTsTown, Wilson and FlemingTon. The Blue STreaks. aTTer leading HackeTTsTown Tor 45 minuTes, losT The game on a blocked kick behind The goal line which was subseguenTly recovered by a l-TackeTTsTown boy. The Wilson game played in a sea oT mud was close ThroughouT and Wilson wiTh a Tine Team was able To deTeaT us by a close 6-0 score. Our annual Turkey Day game was an ouTsTanding game wiTh boTh Teams exhibiTing Tine TooTball. All oT WashingTon's Tallies were The resulT oT well execuTed reverse plays wiTh Johnny Hayduscka and Chris Ledge reaching pay dirT. As a resulT oT The vicTory The lnTra-School Trophy was reTired This year and becomes The permanenT possession oT WashingTon. The boys, whose play was ouTsTanding during The season, were Joe Burns, Ed Perini, Maurice Lawyer, and Frank GiberTi deTensively, while Johnny Hayduscka, Chris Ledge and Bus Opdyke were oTTensive ThreaTs aT all Times. Boys who will be losT Through graduaTion are Dick RhineharT, CapTain Harry Keenan, Chris Ledge, James PloTTs, Jed WilleTTe, and Maurice Lawyer. First Row-R. Rhinehart, H. Opdyke, J. Plotts, M. Lawyer, F. Giberti, Captain Harry Keenan, E. Perim A Cenci, C. Dux, C. Ledge, J. Burns. Second Row-F. Bennett, Coachg W. Kellow, A. Roe, R. Hall, C. Armbrecht, F. Santini, G. Blanche, J. Hay duscko, H. Klug, G. Willette, T. Creager, F. Opdyke, Pursell, Assistant Coach. I'h1rd Row-C. Pulieri, N. Bugge, A. LaPrino, E. Mattison, W. McDonough, M. Garrow, H. Tice, W. Bamford H. Ford. Fourth Row--H. Newton, J. Dellavedova, A. Fucci, K. Miller, W. Chrisman, R. Detrick, R. Burd, S. McGinnis H. Carling, N. Fiore, E. Carvatt. INTERFERENCE lT'S A TOUCHDOWN LETTERMEN Art Cenci Howard Opdyke THE RECORD Chris Ledge H Y U Frank Giberti XfV2lShlY'lQ't0U 0 Vtood-Ridge .22 Joe Burns 7 Nazareth 12 R0b0I't 0 Roxbury DTT lggfafifl' 6 Dunellen 6 K . me alt 6 Hac-kettstown 7 Maurice Lawyer l . Captain Harry Keenan 0 Wllson 6 Ed P91-ini 1'3 Newton 6 -101111 H21yd11SCk0 20 Mauch Chunk Catholic 13 Charles Dux 19 Flemington 14 Gerald Willette T t I 71 0 Robert Burd, Trainer 0 A ll' Robert Detrick William Chrisman, Managers CAPTAIN KEENAN A NICE GAIN THERE HE GOES AGAIN! rcstling HE wresTling Team again gave WashingTon a record To be proud oT, eighT vicTories and Three deTeaTs. The only meeTs losT were To Paulsboro, a wresTling power in SouThern New Jersey, Roselle Park our iinx opponenT and Dover a Team which conquered The Blue STrealcs mainly Through The overconTidence gained in The BeThlehem vicTory. The ouTsTanding accomplishmenTs oT The season were: The long cherished vicTory over The sTrong BeThlehem Team by a 28-I9 score: The conTinuance oT Harry Pambi- anchi's long sTring oT vicTories gained in dual meeTs To 34 and The excellenT wresTling Turned in by Ken Miller who was undeTeaTed, CapTain Chris Ledge, Joe Burns, and Maurice Lawyer each oT whom won eleven and losT buT one bouT during The regular season. Harry Pambianchi led The Team in scoring wiTh 49 poinTs The resulT oT 8 Talls and 3 decisions, closely Tollowed by Maurice Lawyer wiTh 44 poinTs and CapTain Chris Ledge wiTh 42 poinTs. WashingTon again acTed as The hosT Team Tor The N. J. l. A. A. DisTricT Ill WresTling Championships enTerTaining represenTaTives Trom NewTon, Dover, Somerville, and BuTler. NewTon won The DisTricT championship qualiTying seven men Tor The STaTe Tinals. WashingTon placed second sending Tour boys inTo The STaTe Tinals. Ken Miller, Bob DeTriclc, Joe Burns, and Harry Pambianchi were crowned DisTricT III Champions in The 95, IO3, I2O, and l27 lb. classes respecTively. Ken Miller in The 95 lb. class and Joe Burns in The IQO lb. class succumbed in The Tinals aT The STaTe Championship held aT ElizabeTh, New Jersey buT came oTT wiTh second place medals. Harry Pambianchi who in l939 was STaTe Champion in The lO5 lb. class losT a hearT-breaker To Gulick oT Union in The preliminaries and had To be conTenT wiTh a Third place. The Blue STreaks will lose upon graduaTion, CapTain Chris Ledge, Charles Arm- brechT, AlberT Roe, Harry Pambianchi, Harry Keenan, and Harvey Gruver. Maurice Lawyer will also be ineligible due To age. Joseph Burns, who is a Three year veTeran and who is developing inTo an excellenT wresTler was elecTed by The leTTermen To lead The Team in l943. First Row-J. Ferri, J. Thatcher, R. Hendershot, G. Hoff, H. Sbrescia. Second Rows--M. Lawyer, T. Creager, J. Burns, M. Fucci, H. Klug, Captain Ledge, C. Armluuht H Pambianchi, K. Miller, R. Detrick, H. Keenan. Third Row-R. Piagresi, Managrerg H. Tice, M. Garrow, J. Dellzlvcdova, F. Santini, H. Giuvel Q Danzer, A. Roe, H. Burd, F. Bennett, Coach. H. Km-min. M. l.:uvyvl', F Klug, T. Cn-zu:0l'. ll. Gl'l.lVl'l K. Miller, Ii. lh-trick. M. Fucci, J Burns, H. P2lllllbT2lIll'hl. U, Arm lmrccht, Captain C. Loilgv, H restling llc-nm-tt, i'ozu'h. THE RECORD Washingfon Rulgers lzrosh. 8 Washington Admiral Farragul 8 Washinglon Glassboro Washingfon Belhlehem Washinglon Dover Washingfon Lafayelle Frosh. Washinglon Thomas Jefferson Washinglon 38 Somerville LETTTERMEN Ken Miller Bob Delriclc Mike Pucci Joe Burns l-larry Pambianchi Charles Armbrechl Caplain Chris Ledge Ted Creager Maurice Lawyer Harry Keenan Harvey Gruver Raymond Piagesi, Manager Washinglon Roselle Parlc 26 Washinglon Paulsboro 29 Washinglon Lodi 3 I5 Tofal 320 I9O Champions All! Roberl Dielriclc, l-larry Pambianchi, Coach Bennell, Joseph Burns, Kennelh Miller. Jusl' a lillle more Ken! Pamby wins again! --. -- -.-.ali-v.....,., First Row- E. l'erini. A. Cenci, H. Ma ginnis. eo-captain 3 F. Opdyke. eo-cap tain: G. Simons, G. Willette. Seifert. H. Newton, trainer. igasketlvall IQ4I N IQ42 UA fighting good team! These four words are typical of this year's team. Win or lose the they completely outclassed. Two things stood out boys played as a unit and in only one game were in this year's varsity, one was their willingness to cooperate as a team, each fellow doing his own job, and not thinking of his own scoring column, the other was the fine attitude which each man had and carried to the final whistle of the Belvidere game. As for individuals, it would be unfair to the team to mention our Star, for we had none! Herb, Dyke, Jed, Art, George, Ken, Ed and all the rest played their important roles, both in practice and in games. However, let's say a few words about those fellows leaving us and how they're going to be inisscd. Floyd, Herb, Jed and Gerald are the boys who are graduating and each in turn deserves credit for what he contributed to the team. He1'b and Floyd were elected co-captains which speaks for itself. A hall team is as good as its leaders, and this year's team was tops! lNot in record of games won and lost, but in dependability, faithfulness, cooperation and all those qualities which make Good Americans! VVe'l1 miss Herb's smooth ball handling and good defensive work, we'll miss Floyd's scoring and his defensive work, but most of all we'll miss Herb and Floyd. XVe didn't look too good in those first few games, but soon we 'had the punch and the aggressiveness which helped us win those precious ten. Much of that punch and aggressiveness came from Jed who, in the middle of the season, found himself. As for Gerald Jayne, our congratulations for being able to stick and not quit because he wasn't playing in the games. We'll miss his spirit. W7e won't try to be prophets, but it looks as if we'll have a fair club next year with such boys as Art, Ed, George, Ken, Nick, Ralph and Dick Bowman leading the way. These boys have been faithful in practice, and we're sure they'll show it next year. VVin or lose they'll be a good team. We look with hopeful eyes to the 19423 basketball season. Second Row -J. l'l:n'ri:-ion, manager: F Craig. manager: G. Jayne, R. Bowman J. Riddell. coach: N. Fiore. K, Ilolxb. R. 7 , , y , Washington 27 Frenchtown 2-1 VlVi1Sl1lllM't0ll mal RUSUVVUS VVashington 22 Hackettstown 17 Wlshillsflm 'I Nefwns' Washington 221 Blairstown 331 Washington 2b lfrenchtown W,,Shin,,,t,,,, 50 Roxbury 33 Vlfzlshlmftoll Eclvlflcu' VVashington 24 Roxbury 250 Wflshllliftlln - l'l0mm?l't0'l Washington 26 Blair Reserves 40 Washington 54 Hackettstown yrf,,Shi,,y7u,n 45 C1i,m,,, '34 Wllrhlfisfell 32 filemtewii xi'Mhiu,a0ii 27 neiviiii-1-0 zo Washington 46 Lfllllllilfl -M- Vfashington 221 Flemington Total 535 Total 459 A merry scramble A swell pair LETTERMEN , , A. Lenci F. Opdyke, co-captain G. Willette ll. Maginnis, co-captain G. Simons K. lloblw li. Perini F. Craig, Mgr. J. Harrison, Mgr. lntmf mal Basketball NEW InTra-mural baslceTball idea was inauguraTed This season and has seemed To be highly successTul Trom The viewpoinT oi numbers parTicipaTing, lun gained Trom playing and baslceTball experience learned. A league was organized composed oT Tive Teams and They played Through a iourTeen game schedule. Three games were played each week and a high degree oT inTeresT was mainTained ThroughouT The enTire season. One Team, Navy, was composed oT boys Trom The sevenTh and eighTh grades oT The elemenTary school. Mr. Wendland coached Them and They sTeadily improved, linally winning The lasT game oi The season againsT Their bigger and older opponenTs. The rosTer oT each club and The Tinal sTanding OT The Teams Tollow: .3 SETON T-TALL ARMY YANKS CARDINALS NAVY G. Reaves G. Blanche W. Williams R, Hall A. DeCresci R. Roessler T. Maginnis C. Gruver F, Hahn D. Romanlciew W. OTTen W. Dunlap W. CarvaTT H, Carling W. Kays E. MaTTison P. T-less E. CarvaTT M. Burd C. Ledge T-l. Schallv N. Boehm E. T-TildehranT T. Riddle, A. Shrope W. Eedon FTOFG R. Kingshury W. Kellow J. DeBacco Q, Pulieri T-l. James C. Dux Final Standings of the Teams IWNIOR VARQITY WVOII LOSt l,6l'C9I'lt3g'9 I' llziylor. YT1'lll1U-ff'-1' :I W. lfzirvziti. G. Illnnrhv. l Mill Seton Hull 11 , 785 fnuvoi. W. Willis. H. filllllll-T, J. hte-nilmlllt A b I ,., 4 INTRA-MURAL BASKl'I'l'BAl.l. SQI AD A Um 10 4 fl T T i How G. Timm. 1-1 Hi1.il-in-mil. lc. im-sf-1 1 w 1 nx in Yanks 6 7 461 N. Boehm, I'. Hess, 'l'. Mmzinnis. D. lluth. I' I i , , . 1 r , Qrrond Row .I Sfeinhnrmll. uoawlli 'l'. Rimlmllv, I lilin li H 0111111111115 17 8 -380 Fnrlini-1. C. Gl'llV1'l', E. Millllillll. W. Willis. W. Uttvn VS Navy 1 11 .083 Fzxrvantt, F. liuylor. niunzuzer. INTRA-MURAI, CHAM PIONS G. Rn-zives, W. Oth-n, R. Rom-sslvr. IC. Mnttison, W. Willi Steinhzxrllt. vozmh. Junior fljarsity iBaslcetl9all HE Junior VarsiTy sysTem was slighTly diTTerenT This year Than ThaT used aT oTher Times. lT was conducTed in coniuncTion wiTh The InTra-mural squad oT abouT TorTy boys. OuT of This group The J. V. Team was picked Tor each game. In This manner every boy in The lnTrafmural sysTem had an opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in The games againsT oTher schools. Boys playing in mosT oT The J. V. games were: Carling, Blanche, Gruver, MaTTison, Hall, Schallc, Dunlap and E. CarvaTT. AlThough Their record oT Tour vicTories and eleven deTeaTs is unimpressive, The experience gained Trom These conTesTs will be oT greaT advanTage in games played nexT year. The scores are as Tollows: Washington 3 Netcongr Washington 15 Frenchtown W'ashing'ton I6 Belvidere NVashing'ton I2 Flemington Washing'ton 24 Hackettstown Washington 15 Blairstown Washington 18 Clinton VVashing'ton 13 Flemington NVashing'ton 4 Frenehtown xVZ1ShlI12't0l1 '17 Hackettstown Washington 9 Blairstown Washington 11 Roxbury VVashing'ton 6 Roxbury VVushing'ton 26 Clinton Washington 5 Belvidere Front. Row--G. k h H C r ng Perini, S. Sadlon W H. Pambianchi. Middle Rowe R. L bb ucc F 01 dyke. A. Cenc M St h r t. Paulini, Captain B D H duscko. J. Flynn Back Row A Manu: F W Ul Mirda. G. Willett K L bb li. Matt S. Bacnrn, Manag arsit iBasei9cLll l-lE l94l baseball fieam compiled a fair record buf were disappoiniinq considering ihe fact thai mosi of ihe boys were experienced. Leiiermen were: Capiain Bruno Dellavedova, Bill Garrow, Vince Fucci, Sam Sadlon, Ari Cenci, Ed Perini, Bob Lobb, i-larry Pambianchi. l-larold Carling and Frank Paolini. Losi Through qraduaiion were: Dellave- dova, Garrow, Pucci, Sadlon, Lobb and Paolini. This leaves very lilile as a nucleus for the l942 combination. Seasons rec Washingion Washingion Washingion Washingion Washinglon Washingion Washinglon Washingion Washingion Washingion Washingion Washinqion Seventzy-j'n'ur ord is as follows: Clinion Blair Reserves Fleminglon Clinion Alumni Phillipsburg Hackeilsfown Belvidere Annandale Reform School Belvidere Hackelislown Flemingion iris intra viral cfltliletzcs Sophomore Winners oi lnler-Class ' Soccer Tournament First Row-Julio Ndolo. lieuluh Ley. Claire Hor- rison, Lillian Mic-hnlowski, Ruth Pulsinelli, Margaret Sipzmun. Helen Hummer. Jo L'Hom' medieu, Arlene Frey. Second Row- Eleanor Hahn, Lois Hess, Evnmrel- ine Groves, Margaret Hornuek. Murilyn De-Voe. Mary Weyunt. Betty Keenan, Carol Stevens. lllonn Webb, Elaine liarnn. Senior Winners oi lnler-Class Basketball Tournameni First RowfEvelyn Seifert. Jenn Vulens, Edith Vater, Antonia Gulcik, Emily Ronoski. Second Row Louise Toth, Mary 'l'imke. Charlotte Loeffler, Elizabeth Snyder, Mary Laillortu. Juniors-Seniors Tie in Inier-Class Field Hockey Tournameni First Rowfflietty Walsh, Genevieve Young, Eve- lyn Seifert. Edith Vater, Naney lilnekwood, Yvonne Cavitell, Kathryn Collins, Anne Howell, Carol Hoffman, Nancy Iiudrow, Emily Ronoski. Second Row Antonin Guleik, Betty Jane Green, Helen Hillriegel. Harilmziru liorden. Shirley Bunn, Ellen Opdycke. Jezxn Vnlens. Catherine Hummer, Viola Burdge, Mary Homko. Vnlerie Smith. Third Row fl Mary LnPortu. Gruee Matthews. Louise Toth. 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I COMPLIMENTS OF SAM, THE BARBER SANITARY SERVICE RIDER COLLEGE of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Degrees in Accountancy Secretarial Science Finance Teacher Training Journalism Special Intensive Courses Founded 1865 Trenton, N. J. L. C. SMITH 8z CORONA TYPEWRITERS New and Rebuilt H. L. HEYMANN CO. The Business Man's Department Store COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB 318-320 Pine St. Easton, Pa. Phone 9241 COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGIATE CAP Sz GOWN COMPANY NEW YORK CITY COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON DAIRY 102 E. WASHINGTON AVE. YVASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WASHINGTON FEED STORE CASE FARM IMPLEMENTS Upper Belvidere Ave. James LaRue 8z Son CLAUDE G. CRARUP OXFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE OXFORD PARENT- TEACHER ASSOCIATION 61Ji!G'.?k D9ifC-'E'iR.'QD'ifC3.'3 DiiGT'i 3ifG'Ei'D3iff5 One HIt'll.llI'6fI mul Four lD1ifQnE5'u9 f ?-29111019511 i.9Dif DiU2 Cl COMPLIMENTS OF HIDDEN ACRES DAIRY The Best Food - Never Closed Booth Service Phone 87 HILL BROS. DINER AMERICAN HOME COOKING Home Made Pies Sunday Dinners a Specialty Meet Red and Bob Route 30 Washington, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. T. E. LISOWSKI COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES B. MADDOCK, JR. Cmmxnllor nf Law WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS or MARVIN A. PIERSON Mayor 1942-1943 Cowgratulatiovzs to the CI ss 1 of 194.2 l EDWARD E. STOVER N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF l lVIARY'S DINER l I ORSON MILLETT l Tel. Wash. 421 E. Washington Ave. Circle, VVashiny,Eton, N. J. YOUR IIANDY ESSO STATION Fast, Courteous Service COMPLIMENTS , I'ETTY'S SERVICE l I STATION l STATE HIGHWAY mo VVASIIINGTON, N. J. MOTHER AND DAD What could be a more fitting' frraclu- ation present than 21 Goodrich Bicycle? No red tape. Your credit is good here. I VENABLE 85 THOMPSON i Phone 155 Washington, N. J. P!lDifGT'ii'DJifG'5k ZDDifUf35if6?i DDifG . i 5iKC3 Om' ITIHIIIVFII und Five UDif !u91if Ji.fLRZ4.9JifQvE5LD3ifL9 Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 WINDOW CLEANER Phone 608 Washington, N. 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COMPLIMENTS OF THE ASBURY PARENT-TEACHER .ASSOCIATION T. S. CAWLEY ASBURY, N. J. Fresh Meats and Grocerxes MIKE'S AUTO BODY SHOP PAINTING and OOLLISION WORK Route 30 Washington, New Jersey I WASHINGTON COAL Sz SUPPLY CO. BLUE COAL - D., L. 8: W. ANTHRACITE Geo. W. Fleming, Prop. Phone 29 COMPLIMENTS OF I WASHINGTON , HARDWARE OO., INC. A GIBSON'S TYDOL SERVICE TYDOL-VEEDOL-LUBRICATION Half Hour Battery Service COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW LA PRINO . f5Ji!GT'i JifGT'2 3iif3Sl9ifG .'2 DifG !'ikfDJifGl 0:10 Ilundrezl and Eight L9lifQvE JifCLaYK-L9DifIBL9D'ifQpE,iu9Jif !-3u9lif0 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON POST, 103 AMERICAN LEGION Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Washington. High School Graduates W. A. CONANT MEATS AND GROCERIES 21 Belvidere Ave. Phone 301 Washington, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF MARLATT'S APPLES AND APPLE JUICE COMPLIMENTS OF POHATCONG SERVICE STATION D. 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