Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

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Q 1151- f- ?:'f?L M- . - ' , ...nr.-wif'--f - W M 14 3 -Vf1b,Q,-f:LVQZ?Ql j X??L+-' :MQ NMR. .,..-6' A t V ' ,W .g ?:f5fT,,3 !'. Lg - if ' ' ' ' ' I Outh and the CJTDLKLLTE YouTh is somelrimes dazed by The many evidences oT civilizaTion crash- ing around us. YeT Today, as always, youTh is urged To blaze new Trails. Souls oT every age have advanced Trom The known To The unknown. Thomas Carlyle always insisTed ThaT we would be heroes or cowards. To Tace The TuTure wiTh conTidence and Tread liTe's unknown paThs wiTh cour- age is The hero's parT. We do noT know whaT The TuTure holds Tor us, buT we know The God JOSEPH W. I-IOWE, Supervising Principal of flqe fufure. King George of Greaf BriTain several years ago closed his New Year's message To his people wiTh words ThaT were so apT They seem To have been wriTTen Tor us Today. The King said: I said To a man, who sTood aT The gaTe oT The year. 'Give me a lighT ThaT I may Tread saTely inTo The unknown,' and he replied, 'Go ouT inTo The darkness and puT your hand inTo The hand oT God. ThaT shall be To you beTTer Than a lighT and safer Than a known way.' As you charT liTe's course have a dominaTing purpose in liTe. A purpose is To a liTe whaT a rudder is To a ship: iT gives direcTion and meaning To liTe. I oTTen Think oT 'RoberT Louis STevenson, who wroTe To his Triend, George lvlerecliTh: For TourTeen years I have noT had a real day's healTh. YeT he did noT succumb To The low level oT mere physical suTTering buT rose To The high spiriTual plane, wriTing his cheerTul poeTry and his sTories oT sTrengTh ancl heroism. l-le refused To leT medicine boTTles piled high on his manTel4piece obscure his vision. When you leave school prepare Tor a liTe oT service To mankind. IT was Lincoln who said: I will sTudy and geT ready and some day my chance will come. The world is noT endingi TronTiers are noT gone. The TuTure calls Tor noble living and courageous acTion. Be sTrongl NXfe are noT here To play, To dream, To driTTg We have hard work To do and loads To liTT. Shun noT The sTruggle. Face iTl 'Tis Gods giTT. 1945 Gfbfemoers of they P- fBocml of Education., Paul J. Fowl Ilobcrt Kucmel. Hazel M. Hummer Washington KPMHIC Schools Tdashzngton, N. J. Elmer R. Millul' Washington Wigh School Cgliaculty We musl realize lhal we are educaling young people lor a lile in a shilling era. Knowledge has expanded wilh lhe opening up ol new scienlilic fields in avialion, radio, and radar. We have made, and are cerlain lo malce more inlimale social con- lacls or inlerchanges wilh once loreign cullural groups. The need lor greal cooperalion among all DONALD l:RlTlS nalions in lhe posl war period, and lhe achievemenl Principal ol peacelul living among These same nalions, musl be solved. ln our school, we are lrying lo adiusl lo lhese changes by ollering 'rhis new knowledge in avialion, pre-induclion, sciences, and malhemalics. Our geography and English classes are slriving lo bring home apprecialions ol The cullures ol olher nalions To our pupils, by shilling lhe old emphasis on nalional reading 'ro a new inlernalional basis. Finally, our social science classes are frying lo show lhal There is a rising emphasis on lhe democralic melhod by all people, in delermining The direclion ol social policies. These changes musl be gradual, and perhaps we shall malce false slarls or mislalces, buf lhe im- porlanl 'rhing is lhal we are conscious ol our responsibililies in lhis new order which is coming. DONALD I-I. FRITTS . l DOROTHY G. MULKEY JU'-lA MEAKER Commercial, Advisor lo Science, Advisor ro Senior Class Senior Class Mary L. Iiivrnmzxnf -t'n1n1m-rcinl John Bodine-MunL1al Arts Cora R. HONV0l'SfLibl'2lViilll, L:1t,in X Hazel R1'f Wh'GiV1S, Health John J. Golvs-Boys' Health Mary T. H21l'1CfFl'CNCh, Spanish FA ' ' 4 ha.. J m Marilyn Jenkins- Music Matilda Oliver-YSci0nce, History Edward Roberts-Agrriculturo I lmnvmw- ShZlfrl'l'- Ilunlv Arts Ive-lyn Slum- lillgglish 1 I. W1-llm' Mzntlu-nmlics Hvlvr1SL:1pl0:: UUllllllPI'CiZ1l .lust-ph Stuinhzlrdt History lan 9 1 l'ng,l1sl1 Luis xYll'2'l'HhLll'Sl Art Iimmu G. f'i1SUM'l' Ilzlrrict H. Rush Oifium- Swlw-l,:xl'y Vhihl Hygivnv Nursv Cgeachers In Service! il DAVID J. ROWAN JOSEPH PHILLIPS JOHN RIDDELL 9' 'Y CLIFFORD PURSELL HELEN A. WOOD ROBERT WENDLAND High School Alumni who have entered +he Armed Services since June I8, I943: CLASS OF '42: Herberl Maqinnis CLASS OF '43: Joseph Bernaslci William Bowlby Roloerl Burd Ray Bullerwiclc Arlhur Cenci James Counl Theodore Creaqer Anlhony Delvlasi Roberl Delriclf Walier Dunlap l-lugh Ford Frank Giberli Alexander Groves Jay Haclqell Roberl Hall Marlyn Hissim James Holden William Kimble Sanford Mallison James Murphy Cosimo Pulieri Valenlino Rosselli Lewis Rupell Herberl Schallq Joseph Slauqaard Undergraduafes who enfered since June, I943: CLASS OF '44: Leonard DeCa'ro Charles Dux Frank Fralicelli Ben Kinney John Thalcher CLASS OF '45: Gerald Budd Daniel Foss Andrew Laprino Ernesl Zelbaclcer CLASS OF '46: Waller Gvalcilc Frank Rusin Allred Shrope George Simons Salvalore Sirianni For The pasl eighl years. Mr. A. L. Donley has been supervising principal, friend supporler and advisor lo lhe sludenls ol Washinqlon l-ligh School. Mr. Donley was always ready lo help wilh friendly advice and honesl opinions A quiel, serious lallc wilh him has changed lhe life ol many a sludenl who will be for ever indebled To him. We wish him conlinued success and happiness in his new posilion in a large school syslem, where he will have even more opporlunily lo aid and advise sludenls Bu? we feel sure 'rhal lheir apprecialion of him can be no grealer Than our own. CLASS OF i944 tudents ,.. , ...., ,q., 1' 351' '? 5,1 04? , 1 '. ' .1, -' ' ,vw-N-M - 422 SubscripTion CommiTTee Standing, loft tu right lie-tty Keenan. .Tn L'HnmmL-diva, Nick Fiore. K1-nm-th Lulxh, Mary Weyant, Earl Mattisnn. Thelma Wyckoti, lin-tty White. Joanne Zimmer- man. Mary Elizabeth Ackcrsun, Maryzawt Sixzman, Elaine Baran. William Kvllow. Sz-ated Lillian Garruw, lla-nlah Loy, Aye le-no Frey. Carol Stl-vvns, Marilyn Ile-Vm-, Juan Huaylanrl. Phyllis: Damvliu, Miss Me-akor. Miaainvt Doris I'llmzf'vl4lm'. Personals CommiTTee Sc-atm-Al, Left tu Right Thi-lma Wyvknll', Ruth Snyder, livulah l.c-y. Marilyn Dv- Vnc, lim-tty White. Mary Elizaln-Lh Acker- snn, Miss Mulkvy. Standing, Loft to Right Ruin-rt May, lCai'l Mattisun, Jeannv Zimmvrman. Typing CommiTTee l4'lur1-nc-u Gilivzynski, Helen Hummer. Standing: Miss Mulkvy Aim-ni from 1rici.l11'v llnris l'flilp:fn-lslvr. Subscription ommitteo The members oT The SubscripTion CommiTTee have one oT The mosT diTTiculT assignmenTs oT any commiTTee responsible Tor 'Cachef' They have gone ouT among The business men oi our communiTy and among Their Triends and have broughT in The Tunds which have made The yearbook possible, To Them and To our subscribers we exlend our Thanks. fpersonals Gommitteo The members oT This commiTTee have more Tun in The preparaTion oT Their assignmenT Than do Those oi The oTher commiTTees. We have Tried To characierize each member of The senior class Truly, in a spiriT oT Tun, buT wiThouT malice. Qur wish is ThaT every senior may enioy The reading oT This copy oi Cache, Cziiyping Gornmitteef The members oi The Oiciice Praclire class composed The Typing CommiTTee. They have done Their vvorlc cheeriully and well. Suateri, lmfl in Rixzhi lil-My U1-Vries, Hazel Cruts, Ruth Snyder, Beulah lwy, e 1'c' r of wi M Sfandingz lefl 'ro righl:-Raymond Piagesi, William Kellow, Earl Mallison. Sealed-Miss Meaker, l-larold Newfon, Nick Fiore, Elaine Baran, Marilyn DeVoe, Arlene Frey, Florence Gibczynslci, Miss Mullcey. enior Executive ommittecf The Execufive Commillee of lhe Senior class is composed of nine members, four of whom are class officers, rhe ofhers elecled from lhe homerooms. The dufies of lhis commillee are very imporrlanl, as ils members defermine class policies and malce all necessary decisions. Only when some unusual silualion arises, is Jrhe class called 'roqelher 'ro consider fhe maller, as lhis commirlee is empowered To acl for The enrire class under all ordinar Y circumslances. fsili ff-nu. 419' MARY ELIZABETH ACKERSON Suzie College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Who's kiddin' who? A gray eye is a shy eye, and roguish is a brown one. Suzie is one of the most popular girls in school with both the fellows and girls. She's always in the midst of anything exciting and is well known for her work with the Cheer Leaders. Next year, she plans to attend Cornell to study dieteties or maybe just to learn to cook for a certain Navy man. Who knows 'I Activities: Cheer Ileader III. IV: Girls' Night I, II. III, IV: Athletics: Numerals III. W III: Outdoor Cluh I. II, III: Dramatic Club I, II, III: Junior Red Cross III, IV: Usher at Spring Concert III: Scrap Drive III: Science Club II: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Red Cross First Aid Certificate III: Personals Committee Yearbook IV: Sub- scription Committee Yearbook IV: Fashion Show I: Hall Sentinel II, III: Decorating Committee Junior Prom III: Entertainment Committee Junior I'rom III: French Club IV: Borough War Records III, IV: Home Economics Club I: Christmas Dance IV: Junior Red Cross Dance III, IV: Rationing Board III: Library Club II. JEANNE ANNA AGNEW llRedll College Preparatory Curriculum I would be friends with you, Jeanne is such a friendly girl. that everyone likes her. She can always be identified by her lovely red hair and pretty blue -yes. If you happen into I'op's , Jeanne will surely be there to smile a welcome to you. Activities: Girls' Night Il, III, IV: Outdoor Club II: Hockey II, Soccer II, French Club IV. ANNA BARAN llAnnn General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Whatcha eall it'l Silence is more eloquent than words. Anna is another of our quiet girls. She never causes her teachers any grief. In spite of the fact that she is quiet, she is a very good friend and will try to do anything that is asked of her. Anna hasn't decided what her career will be bllt we are sure she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Ushers' Club III: Community Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV: Outdoor Club I, II, Numerals III: Spanish Club III: Hall Sentinel IV: Fashion Show II: Red Cross First Aid Certificate III. ELAINE BARAN Baran College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: No Kiddin' I Love spends his all, and still hath store. Elaine is one of our girls who comes from Oxford. and she is known hy everyone in Washington. She gets along well with both boys and girls and is a very good friend to have. Her heart interest is serving with the United States Marine Corps, now serving overseas, Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer. Hockey, Baseball, Iiasketball I, II, III, IV, Numerals III, IN IV: Cheerleader III, IV, Captain IV: National Honor Society IV: Christmas Cantata III: Class Treasurer III: Community Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV: Secretary III: Music Club II, III: Glee Club I, II, III. IV: Fashion Show I: Arista W III: Class Executive Committee III, IV: French Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Hall Sentinel III: Traffic Guide IV: Dramatic Club II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Dance Decorating Committee IV: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV: Music W III: Operetta II: Junior Red Cross III, IV: Sextet IV: Spring Concert I, III: Baccalaureate Choir II. HERBERT HARVEY HOFF BARTRON Butch General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Bombs Away Patience is a necessary ingredient of a genius, Herb is our mathematics king. His ability to understand and accomplish this subject pushes him far up the ladder of success. He hails from Oxford and his ambition is to be an electrical engineer. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III: Hall Sentinel II. VELMA MARGARET BLACK llvelll General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Ticklel Tickle! Silence sweeter is than speech. Velma is active in sports and can be counted on to do her best in any game. She is quiet but not to an extreme and has a cheerful disposition. She hasn't made up her mind yet what she will do after she graduates but whatever she chooses she will succeed in it. Activities: Outdoor Club II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer, Hockey, Softball Il, III, IV: Girls' Night II, III: Commercial Club IV, Chairman of Stenography II Section IV. HAROLD LEON BOWLBY llHabll General Curriculum Favorite Expression: What the heck l Tho' modest, on his unembarrass'd brow Nature has written-'Gentleman'. Herb is good at mathematics because he knows his figures, He is always found in the middle of a good time. He is a good sport and can take a joke. One can always find him where the gang is having a swell time. But, of course, he has his serious moments too. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV: Orchestra I, II: Perfect Attendance I, II, III, IV: Spotters Club III: Airplane Spotting III: Boys' Night I, III, IV: Land Division, Victory Corps III: Photo- graphers' Club I, II, III: Builders' Club I, II: Punctuality I, II, IV. MARVIN EDM UND BURD Burclie Commercial General Business Curriculum Favorite Expression: Th:-1t's Sharp ! He has moved a little nearer To the Master of Music. Burdie's favorite pastime is playing blues on the trumpet. He has been the faithful manager of the basketball team during his Junior and Senior years. The conversations in which he and Doc Newton indulge are ilways concerned with planes. As Burdie's plans are to enter the Navy Air Corps, we all wish him the 'best of luck and success. Activities: Traffic Squad III, IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Boys' Night I, II, II'I, IV: Basketball Junior Varsity Manager III: Varsity Manager IV: Band I, II, III: Orchestra I, II: Fire Patrol III, IV: Spotters' Club III: Assistant Decorator for Junior Prom: Photographers' Club I, II, III: Builders' Club I, II: Spring 'Joncerts I, II. I . Q , f f A 2l'?wf: 1 41 .fs W . f wi,-ff, . . w.. .Wil 'L' C i l'.u ' Q if - ,Ma,ffff:::: if . .g,.:,.,,'s-,ltti uk -lg. ,mg 9: . i , W ,QM .., 'f'f.,. fr HARRY HOWARD CAVISTON Light Horse General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Who Cares? Once he saw a youth blushing, and aililressi-xl him. 'Courage my boy: that is the complexion of virtue'. Harry is one of our rather tall Washington boys. He has been working in the printing business and the grocery store of late. Wc feel he will be an important fellow in days to come. Harry is on the J. V. Basketball squad and doing all right for himself. He wants to be an airplane mechanic and he will succeed in such a line of endeavor. Activities: Boys' Night II, III, IV: J. V. lGasketball IV: intra-mural Basketball I. WILLIAM EDMUND CHRISMAN BilI General Curriculum Favorite Expression Holy John I His own character is the arbiter of everyout-'s future. liill is six feet tall. blonde, and good lookiuiiv What more coulrl a girl ask '! But this seems to be no concern of l!ill's. He is a quiet fellow but when he is with his pals, there is always a lot of excitement going on. Activities Franklin K. Lane H. S.: Civics Club I. Washington H. S.: Athletics: Wrestling I. Numerals I, Intra- Mural Basketball I, J. V. Base-hall I, Manager Football II: Boys' Night I, II, III, IVQ Builders' Club II, III: Varsity Club II, III, IV. HAZEL MAE CRUTS Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: Golly Gentle of speech. beneficent of mind. Right now Hazel works in the 5- and 10-cent store. She's doing a good job of making change and keeping the customer satished. In the future Hazel will make a fine secretary, because. with her personality she will surely succeed. Activities: Fashion Show I: Outdoor Club II, III: Commercial Club II. IV: Girls' Nil-tht I, Il, III: Hall Sentinel Substitute III: Red Cross First Aid Certificate III. PHYLLIS CAMILLE DAMELIO ll ll Phyn General Curriculum Favorite Expression: My word ! The force of her own merit makes her way. I'hyll is well-liked and full of fun. She has been quite activo in school and church work. and seems to have enjoyed every bit of it. Social Welfare work is her aim and we-'re sure she will succeed. Activities: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV: Subscription Committee, Yearbook IV: Athletics: Outdoor Club I, ll, Hockey I, III, Soccer I, III: Star Reporter I: Junior Red Cross I: Blue Streak II: Home Economics Fashion Show I: Rationing Board III, IV. MARILYN FRANCES DEVOE ll-Judy!! College Prefparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: I like that I Good humor makes new conquests, and maintains the past. .Iudy's good humor and grand personality are appreciated by all. She has a lovcly voice and could sing her way to any man's heart, as if she hasn't already found her way to a certain Army fellow's heart. Judy plans to go to Cornell and we lu-ar Suzie and Pudge do also. So all we can say is, Take it easy, gals I Activities: Glee Club I, II, III, IV: Student Council II, III: Hall Sentinel Ill: Class President Ill: Ushers' Club III, IV: French Clulb IV: Borough War Records III, IV: Baccalaureate Choir, I, II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III: Christmas Cantata II: Operetta II: Spring Concert I, III: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Yearbook Subscription Committee IV : Yearbook Personals Committee IV: Music W III: Junior Red Cross II, III, IV: Home Economics Fashion Show I: Dramatic Club III: Dance Decorating Committee IV: Sextet IV: Executive Committee III, IV: Red Cross First Aid Certificate III. BETTY JANE DEVRIES llBe+Syll Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? Ambition has no rest. Betty is one of the girls in our class who can be depended on on do her part in an emergency. She is not only willing, but very capable, especially in secretarial work. Betty is now employed in the offices of the Sani-Metal Tile Corporation. With her profound determination and ambition Betty will K0 far in the secretarial field. Activities: Outdoor Club I. II. III, IV: Commercial Club II, IV: Girls' Night I, II, III: Home Economics Fashion Show I: Red Cross First Aid III: Typing Committee IV. CHARLES W. DUX Wilfred General Curriculum Favorite Expression: What's the cause of that 7 A man's a man for a' that. Charlie was the first boy out of our class to enlist in the United States Marine Corps. He has proved himself by getting his expert medal for sharpshooting. I-Ie was well liked by everyone in school and we all miss him a great deal. We found Charlie the life of any party and he always found time to go up to Jonestown to see a certain Senior girl. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III: Football I, II, III. IV W : Executive Committee Ill: Hall Sentinel ll, lll. IV: Intra-Mural Basketball II: J. V. Basketball II: Numerals I: Varsity Club III. NICHOLAS A. FIORE Foxie Commercial General Business Curriculum Favorite Expression: What d'you say, kid? He that is slow to anger is better than thc mighty: and he that rulc-th his spirit than hc that taketh a city. Foxie is an all-round athlete. Football, basketball, and baseball are the things he does best. Foxie is a little shy when it comes to some things but when it comes to sports he ranks with the best of them, Activities: Baseball-J. V. I, Varsity II. III, IV, W : Foot- ball II, III, IV, W : Basketball I, II, III, IV, W : Hall Sentinel I. II, III: Traffic Squad IV: Class Executive Committee IV: Boys' Night I. II, III, IV: Fire Squad IV: Arista III: Builders' Club II: Air Raid Sentinel III, IV. .-'Q ARLENE ROSE FREY HF'-yu General Currieulum Favorite Iixlwessioli: Are you ki4IdiuL!'I' 'tln youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. Sineo Fry has been employed in tln- A. XL l'. store, it seems that business has pix-Iced up. Arlene has been on the Arista all four years and has one of the highest standings of our class. Fry intends to join the Nursi- Cadet Corps and we are sure any patient will find her a treat. Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, Ill, IV: Athletics: Soccer. Hockey. Ilaskethall, Ilaseball I. II. III, IV. Numerals III: Ushers' Club III: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Girls' Night I, Ill. III: Vocation Night I: Junior Red Cross Ill: Fashion Show I: Arista I. Il, III: Hall Sentinel II. III, IV: Trallic Squad IV: Class 'I're:isurer I, II, IV: Executive Committee IV: Community Service Division, Victory Corps Ill, IV: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III: Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee IV: S Il4Cl'IV7iItt'l Committee Year- book IV: Served Board of Education Banquet I. MARY ELIZABETH GARDNER Libby Ceneral Curriculum I :ivorite Iflxpressiont My Fowl Where is our usual manager of mirth? What. revels are in hand 7 Libby is one of the girls who enjoys the skating rink. She is full of vim and is always planning something in the way of entertainment and excitement. She, too, is uuiet, but is well liked by everyone. Activities: French Ill Club: Outdoor Club IV: Girls' Night I. II, III, IV: Hel'-1-1' Itationicfr lfoard IV: l'f-rfect Attendance I, II, III, IV: Home Economics Fashion Show I. ll illl Lu General Curriculum Favorite llixiwwssiorxc 'I'hat's Tough. Kills I Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Lil is a cutie girl and you can always find her where fun is to be had. Shu has had quite a time deciding: whether Poke is the right man for her, but from the looks of things her mind's finally made up. Activities: Outdoor Club I. II. III, IV: Girls' Nixrht I. II. III, IV: Cafeteria III, IV: Standard First Aid Certilicatc III, FLORENCE ELIZABETH GIBCZYNSKI ll ll Flory Conimercial Secretarial Curriculum Ch:iraeter is higher than intellect ,A great soul will be strong to live, as well as to think. I lory hails from Oxford and is really an asset to the school. When there is any service to render you can always count on FIory to say ya-s . She is generally quiet in school. except when she's with Doris. but she's always a lot ol' fun, As a secretary she is certain to succeed. Activities: Fashion Show I: Girls' Night I, II. III, IV: Com- mercial Club IV: Outdoor Club II, III: Community Service Division. Victory Corps III, IV: National Honor Society IV: Senior Class Secretary IV: Standard First Aid Course III: Perfect Attendance and Punt-tuality. EVANGELINE GROVES Cookie General Curriculum Favorite Expression: 4'Comv Again Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Any soccer team with Cookie on it is sure to win. '1'hat's just one of her assetsfone can seldom see Cookie without a smile on her lips and a merry twinkle in her eye. In short. Cookie is OKAYI Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III: Fashion Show I: Typing Club IV: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Softball I, II, III, IV, Numerals III, W IV. JOAN STEWART HOAGLAND IIS+ewyll College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Isn't that miserable? Oh, happiness our being's end and aim Good Pleasure, Ease, Content whate'er thy name. Joan shines on the dance floor. With all the latest steps, grand clothes and nice figure she's gained popularity. While her heart is in England with the Air Forces she still has good times with the xraniz. As to her future career her mind has not been made up. Activities: Girls' Night I. II, III: Outdoor Club I, II, III: French Club III: Glee Club II, III, IV: Operetta II: Spring Concert II: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Victory Corps, Community Division III, IV: Star Reporter III: Library Club III: Baccalaureate Choir III: Refreshment Committee Junior Prom IV: Yearbook Subscription Committee IV: Airplane Spotters' Club III: Junior Red Cross II: Home Economics Fashion Show I: Rationing Board III: Dramatic Club I, II: Science Club II: Home Economics Club I: Scrap Drive III: Cantata III. MARGARET ANN HORNACK NMa'-gel! General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Oh, Gosh! A tender heart: a will inflexible. Marge is one of our many fine students. Just look at her activities-fshe takes an interest in her school. Marge is quite the whiz in Plmzlish. Whenever there is a gang having a good time Marzo is surely in its midst keeping the fun going, Activities: Blue Streak III: Star Reporter II: French Club IV: Outdoor Club II, III, Ushers' Club III: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV: Girls' Night I, II, III: French Club Typist IV: Ath- letic Numerals III: Junior Red Cross III. IV: Home Economics Fashion Show I: Hall Sentinel IV: Church Choir I, II, III, IV: Rent Rationim: III. HELEN HUMMER IlHun1ll Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: My Goodness Yonder sit a maiden, the fairest of the fair. Helen is a swell girl and one that you always like to be with. She has been very active in sports, and is so successful we always like to have her on our team. He-Ien's ambition is to be a secretary and with her personality wc know she will succeed. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club II, III, IV: Hall Sentinel III, IV: Commercial Club IV: First Aid Certificate III: Numerals III: Typing Committee Yearbook. BETTY JEAN KEENAN B. J. General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Gt-'ff th L at's sharp I I have a heart with room for every joy. Iietty spends her week-ends in Jersey City whens-'er she ean. She makes it a point to hear all the popular bands when they make personal appearances. Betty enjoys sports and has been an active member in the Outdoor Club. Sho enjoys skating and usually can be found at the Roller Rink. She plans to be a telephone operator. We hope she finds success and doesn't get her lines mixed. Activities: Outdoor Club: Softball, Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, I, II, III, IV: Girls' Nifrht I, II, III, IV: Dramatic Club I: Blue Streak I, Il: Junior Red Cross I, II, III: Tri-Hi-Y III: Plane Spotters' Club Ill: Fashion Show I: Usihers' Club III: Cafeteria I, II, III. IV. WILLIAM FRANCIS KELLOW llBiIIlI General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Wish I had a car. Where your treasure lies. there will your heart be also. We wonder why Bill is always wishing: for a car. Certainly not to go riding by himself. It could be because it's quite a walk from Broadway to E. Washington Avenue. Bill is one of our football heroes and was co-captain this 1'0Zil'. He also played basketball and baseball. Activities: Student Council I, II. III, IV. President IV: Hall Patrol II, III, IV: Fire Patrol III, IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee Ill: Traific Guides III, IV: Football I. II, III, IV, Co- Captain IV: Class Vice President IV: Victory Corps III: Intra- Mural Basketball I, II: J. V. Iiasketbalil III, IV: Baseball II. III, IV: Varsity Club III. IV: Boys' Night I, II. III, IV: Home Room Representative I,- II, III: Class Executive Committee IV: Assembly Propfram III: Welcoming Committee III. BENJAMIN F. KINNEY Hi+cl1 General Curriculum Favorite Expression: They won't bite today. An honest and yrood-natured angler has never met another without crying out, 'What luck? Hitch is another of those Oxford boys, He is a swell fellow and gets along well in school, He is a great tishinz fan. He'd rather Iish than sleep, and he never lets the big' ones get away. Activities: Hall Sentinel III. IV: Boys' Night I, II, III: Land Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV. BEULAH MAE LEY llBeell Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: Flatterer I never dare to be as funny as I can. Whenever vou heal , a uuick comeback and a sudden bit of infectious lauuhter. you'll know that Bee is somewhere in thc vicinity. She'll always be found where there is fun She is also quite a musician, playing and singing in her brother Harry's band. To be a secretary is her ambition, and we know she'lI be a good one. Activities: Dramatic Club I: Commercial Club II. III, IV: Blue Streak II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Science Club Secretary II: Hall Sentinel IV: Traffic Suuad III: Arista II: Victory Corps III, IV: Ushers' Clulb IV: Band I, II, III: Orchestra I, II, III: Spring Concert I, II ' C' ' ' , 1 ee Club I. III. Yearbook Subscription Com- mittee IV, Personals Committee IV' Outdoor Cl b II . , u : Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Junior Prom Entertaining Committee III: Class Secretary I, III: Spotters' Club III: Fashion Show I' Commercial Club Pla IIT -y q Junior Red ci-oss III: Tri-Hi-Y III? National Honor Society III. cadet nurse. JOSEPHINE L'HOMMEDIEU IIJOII College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Honest to Pete! Tho mind is hopeful: success is in God's hands. r there's anything strenuous. t.hat's where you'll find been in the Outdoor Club in all sports for four years. action are her favorite pursuits and she can handle Whereve Jo , She's Humor and both equally well. Jo is what you'd call an All-American girl and as a we know she'll raise any patient's temperature. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball I, II, III, IV, W III. Numerals II: French Club IV: Yearbook Subscription Community Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV: Student Council II. Committee IV C KENNETH M. LOBB llMe'II General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Cooper For 'tis always fair weather when good fellows get together. Mel is one of the shy members of our class, at least that is what we're supposed to think, But we all know that when he is with the fellows he is the last one to remain quiet. Mel has been playing varsity basketball for the last three years and he has really shone. He did his share on the baseball diamond as well. Activities: Boys' Night I, II. III, I : ra 1 - , , Student Council IV: Junior Varsity Basketball I: Varsity Basket- ball II, III, IV: Victory Corps III: Intra-Mural Basketball I: Varsity Club II, III, IV: Fire Patrol IV: Aircraft Spotters' Club III: Year- book Advertising Committee IV. V 'I' H c Guide III IV' EARL PENCE MATTISON IIBucklI Commercial General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Rinky Tinky To I Happy does as lucky goes. Who is the happiest of men T' Buck is an outstanding lad, with a gay, good infectious humor. He has made a contribution to the sports o . .,. was the co-captain ol' the football team this year. He has excelled in basketball and baseball. You'll find him spending his spare time entertaining the girls from the Western Union School. Buck has no definite plans for next year, but we're all root- f W II Q Buck ing for him. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Blue Streak I. II: Foot- ball I, II, III, IV: Baseball I, II, III, IV: Junior Varsity Basket- ball I, II: Varsity Basketball III, IV: Student Council I, II, III, IV: Victory Corps III, IV: Hall Sentinel III: Decorating Committee Junior Prom III: Home Room Representative I, II, III, IV: Intra- Mural Basketball I, IIC Class President IV: Varsity Club III, IV: Co-captain Football IV: Executive Committee IV: Assembly Pro- III: Welcoming Committee of Student Council lll: Yearbook gram . . Subscription Committee IV: Yearbook Personals Committee IV. ROBERT MAY llBobll Commercial General Business Curriculum Favorite Expression: What d'ya say 7 B'e silent and safe--silence never betrays you. Although Bob never has much to say in classes, those who know him well can tell you he isn't as quiet as he seems. His sharp wit and humor keep his friends constantly amused. Right now Bob is delivery boy for one of our local cleaners. After Bob graduates he expects to join our Armed Forces, Here's wishing him lots of luck! Activities: Builders' Club I: Boys' Night I, II, III: Personals Committee Yearbook IV. ERNEST AMBERMAN MILLER Miller General Curriculum Favorite Expression: How you doin ! Blessed be agrivulturel if one does not have too much of it. Ernie is one of our few farm boys. His knowledge of the farm has come in handy and has been very helpful too. Since he is out of town, he has not been ahle to participate in sports, but he is still well known to us all as a loyal friend. Activities: lloys' Night I, III, IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Perfeet Attendant-0 I, II, Ill. MADELON MILLER llMadll General Curriculum Iflavorils- Expression: Honest to l'4-tel What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Madelon is a sweet, shy lass with big, brown eyes. She is very quiet and always has Miss Stone eoaxing her to speak louder in English class. Despite her quiet ways Madelon has made many friends at W.H.S. and we are sure she will eontinue to do so. Aetivities: Glee Club I: Girls' Nisrht I, Il, III: Ushers' Club IV: Library Ulub IV: Glee Club Concert I: Home Economics Fash- ion Show I. HAROLD FRANCIS NEWTON Doc College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Able, independent. capable every inch a man. His penn-il was striking, restless, and grand: His manners were gentle, vomplyim: and bland. 'tDoe is not only tops as an artist, but he does all right for himself as a singer, too. He L-an be heard any Sunday night croon- ing to his many fansf and Alma. He was rhairman of the Deeorating: Committee for our prom last year and he really turned out a swell job, Activities: Football II, III, IV, W IV: Ilasketball Trainer II: lioys' Nixzht I, Il, Ill, IV: Fire Patrol III. IV, Chief IV: Chair- man Decorating Committee Junior Prom III: French Club III: Itlue Streak II: Aircraft Warning Service Club III: Land Service Divi- sion, Victory Corps lll: Air Raid Sentinel IV. HENRY ORAM llHankll General Currirulum Favorite Expression: Ullive her the gun. He is complete in feature, and in mind, With all good grave to grace a gentleman. Hank is one of those tall boys who hails from Oxford. Hank and his model A are a familiar sight around our sehool. He literally eats up the mathematics and is one of our most loyal basketball fans. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Hall Sentinel II: Fire Patrol IV: Victory Corps III. IV: Navy Model Certificate III. DORIS PFLUGFELDER llDo+ll Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: Oh Crap l A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. This lassie's ambition is to be a private secretary and we don't mean stenographer either. We are sure she will succeed and real- ize her ambition. Doris never gets angry and always has a cheery smile for everyone. She can be found most anytime cutting capers' with Flory. Activities: Fashion Show I: Girls' Night I, II, III: Commercial Club II, IV, President IV: Outdoor Club II, III: Concert I: Glee Club I: Business Manager Yearbook IV: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV: Typing Committee Yearbook IV: Standard First Aid Course III. RAYMOND ANTHONY PIAGESI llRayIl General Curriculum Favorite Expression: What Happened? If birds can fly, why can't I? Ray hails from New Village and true to tradition he is out- standing in sports. He had some hard luck in football this year because of an injury, but he did well as a grunt and groan artist. Ray plans to enlist as an Aviation Cadet and with the luck we wish him, we know that he will make the grade. Activities: Class President I: Class Vice President. III: Class Corresponding Secretary IV: Student Council I, II, III, IV: Fire Patrol II, III, IV: Student Council Treasurer II, IV: Orchestra I. Il, III, IV: Varsity Club III, IV: I1'oys' Night I, II, III, IV: Foot- hall III, IV: Wrestling Manager II: Wrestling III, IV: Hall Patrol Il: Hall Sentinel IV: Victory Corps III: Executive Committee IV: Assembly Program III: Student Council State Conference II. RUTH PULSlNEl-Ll Rufus General Vocational Curriculum Favorite Expression: I-Ioly John l Endurance is the crowning quality and patience all the passion of great hearts. Ruth is the quiet girl of our class, She is very seldom heard from, but is always ready to lend a hand to a friend. We are sure that she will succeed because of her quiet, efficient way of getting things done. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III: Glee Club Concert I, II: Out- door Club I, II: Fashion Show l: Ushers' Club IV. GEORGE REEVES nS'l'0gl6H College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: How 'bout that? A joke is a very serious thing. Whenever you see George seriously conferring with his pal, Harold, you can be sure there's plenty of fun on the way. They always tzhink of something to make a dull affair very entertaining. George also likes to travel and he often goes to New York on week-ends. Stogie is musically inclined. He plays the trombone and has no little difficulty because it is almost as big EB he is. Activities: Student Council I: Arista I: Band I, II: Orchestra I, II: Spring Concert I, II: Intra-Mural Basketball I: Class Officer II: Executive Committee III: Victory Corps III: Hall Sentinel Ill, IV: Spotters' Club III: French Club III. V' s Hw uf RICHARD CARL ROESSLER Dick General Curriculum Favorite Expression: How about that! What's the use of worrying It never was worth while So ---- Pack up your troubles and smile. Dick can always be found in the center of a good time. He will be called bv Uncle Sam's Navy before he has com- pleted his schooling at W.H.S. Best ol' Luck, to you, Dick! Activities: Boys' Night I, II. III, IV: Hall Sentinel III: Intra- Mural Basketball I, II: Traffic Squad III, IV: Builders' Club I, II: Fire Patrol IV: Science Club Ill: Spotters' Club III. RALPH SEIFERT llRedll General Curriculum Favorite Expression: My, oh My! One thing is forever good: That one thing is success. Red is one of the VVhizzes in school and he can't be missed because of his firey red hair. He is one of our popular boys and especially so with a certain girl in the Junior Class, Activities: Arista I. Il, III: Builders' Club I: National Honor Society IV: Baseball III: Basketball II, III, IV: W IV: Intra- Mural Basketball I: Fire Patrol III, IV: Hall Sentinel II: Boys' Night I, II, III, IV: Football I: Navy Model Certiticate III: Air Raid Sentinel III, IV. ELVIN SHOOK Shoolde General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Why yi-al Let brisker youth, their active nerves prepare, Fit their light silken wings and skim the buxom air. Shookie is one of the most air-minded lads in our class. He intends to become an Air Cadet soon. At present he is a member of the Civil Air Patrol and is Assistant Chief and Recognition Offi- cer of the Borough Observation Post. We are sure that with his ambition and ability Sho0kie will come through with 'tflying colors. Activities: Hall Sentinel III: Traffic Squad III: Boys' Night I. II, III: Victory Corps III: Air Craft Warning Service, III, IV. I MARGARET THERESA SIGMAN Sigie General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Oh! Gee Plain without pomp, and rich without a show. Margaret is the soda jerk of the Senior Class and one can always get good service from her. She likes the movies and likes to dance. She can always be found where fun is brewing, Margaret likes sports and can be depended on to support her team to the best of her ability. Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer. Hoc- key, Basketball I, II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Ushers' Club IV: Glee Club I, II: Spring Concert I: Operetta II: Cantata II: Hall Sentinel IV: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV. RUTH SNYDER Red Commercial Secretarial Curriculum Favorite Expression: Sharp, kid, sharp Her character is a candle to her merits. Red hair usually means temper. but in Ruth's case it means ambition--and plenty of it. Ruth is always willing to do her share whenever she is called upon. She has a high scholastic standing and is a member of the National Honor Society, Ruth is now a clerk in a local store but her ambition is to become someone's private secretary. We are sure she will achieve this aim. Activities: Girls' Night I, II: Hall Sentinel II: Outdoor Club I. II: Ushers' Club III: Athletics: Hockey, Soccer, I. II: National Honor Society III, IV: Commercial Club II, IV: Personals Commit- tee Yearbook IV: Typing Committee Yearbook IV. CAROL STEVENS Steve College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Isn't that rare? Come now, sing, for we know you sing well. Carol is the vocalist with Harry Ley's Stardusters. Her sweet soprano voice can be heard at Jensen's every Sunday night. Carol was president of the National Honor Society this year, and has been a member of the Student Council. All in all. Carol will succeed in her career as a nurse because -f well. geeelook at her and her achievements! Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Girls' Night I, II, III. IV: Numerals III: Athletic W III: Corresponding Secretary Student Council IV: Cheer Leader III, IV : Commencement Usher III : Corresponding Secretary Red Cross III: Secretary French Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Triple Trio IV: Glee Club II, III, IV: Uperetta II: Baccalaureate Choir II: Traffic Guide III, IV: Home Economics Clllb I: Star Reporter III: Fashion Show I: Concert II: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III: Library Club II: Vice Presi- dent III: Community Service Division. Victory Corps III: Music W III: Blue Streak lll: Dramatic Club I. II, III: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV: Christmas Cantata III: National Honor Society III. IV: Scrap Drive III: Science Club II: Opera Trip II, IV. JOHN HOWARD SUPPLEE Johnny General Curriculum Favorite Expression: For Pete-'s Sake Happy am I: from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? John likes to hunt and fish and usually manages to reward his efforts.. Besides hunting, .Iohn is interested in having a good time. He likes to roller skate especially. The only fault with John is talking while the teacher calls the roll but then no boy can be perfect. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III. IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Intra- mural Basketball I. JEAN ADELINE SUTTON Buttons General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Oh, Fuddlc! Wit is the salt of conversation. Buttons is a well-liked Senior who is known for two things---A her wit and good taste in clothes. She has long been one of W, H. S.'s best dressed gals. We don't know where she'll train for her career as a military nurse, but we know if her ambitions are as sharp as her wit, she'll get along all right. Activities: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Hall Sentinel III, IV: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Ushers' Club III: Commercial Club IL Blue Streak III: Fashion Show I: Dramatic Club I. H551 if fi QW JOHN THATCHER Peachie Agriculture General Curriculum Tell that to the Marines-- The sailors won't believe it. .lack was one of the first fellows to leave our class and W H S to follow the d bl 1 cep ue sea. He could always be found where fun 'was IIFQWIII' ' I h ' ' ' am is absenu has been very conspicuous to us all. We sincerely hope that Lady Luck will be with IR-achie' during his life as a sailor in Uncle Sam's Navy. Activities: Boys' Night I, II, III: Future Farmers of America Manager of Baseball. HAZEL ANN WARD Hazel-Baby General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Yo, Honey! Hazel loves you all to pieces. A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Hazel is a small bundle of Dynamite' and thatfs no kidding! Sh4-'s cute, loads of fun and as efferveecent s U . a t p Hazel is seen on the premises of all sports and is a whiz at stunts and apparatus work. Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Soccer, Hockey, Basketball, and Softball, Numerals III: Glee Club IV: Dramatic Club I: Junior Red Cross III: Ushers' Club III: Plane Spotting III: Girls' Night I, II, III: Cafeteria IV: Hall Sentinel III: Community Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV: Fashion Show I: Scrap Drive III: Hom - I'I ' ' ' ' 4 conomus Club I , Vocation Night I: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV. ILLONA WEBB Lonnie College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: 'That did it. To lengthen to the last a sunny nook. Lonnie has lovely coal black hair, big brown eyes, a cute smile, and one of the neatest Ufigge-rs in W. H S. She has always been very active in athletics and in extra-eur- ricular work. Lonnie also plans to be a cadet nurse and we know she'll brighten any patient's room. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Secretary IV: Outdoor Club II. III, IV: Hall Sentinel III: Traffic Guide IV: Library Club Il. III, President III: Iflue Streak III: Star Reporter III: French Club IV: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Fashion Show I: Vocational Night II: Served Board of Education Banquet I: Numerals III: Dramatic Club III: Victory Corps III. IV: .Iunior I'rom Refresh- ment Committee III: Senior Dance Refreshment Committee IV. MARY KATHRYN WEYANT General Curriculum Favorite Expression: Oh, gee! That costs the least and does the most is just u friendly smile. Mary always has a pleasant, d is always cheerful but is very quiet mind on other things- New Village impled smile for everyone. She in classes. Perhaps she has her , for instance. Although Mary does not know what she is going to do after she graduates, we have no doubt h . t at she will make a certain farmer a very good wife! Activities: Junior Red Cross IV: Punctuality I, II, III, IV: Outdoor Club I, II, III. IV: Athletics: Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, I. III, IV: Ushers' Club III: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Girls' Night I. II, III: Numerals III: Victory Corps III, IV: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV, BETTY FRANCES WHITE llpudgell College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: How Crude I A lovely lady. irarmented in light from her own beauty. Fudge is one of the prettiest girls in the Senior Class and very popular with everyone. She is usually seen at Jensen's with Suzie, Judy, and Bunny. It seems as though l'udge's heart interest lies in Montclair. We wonder who? Pudge is planning to enter Cornell Universitv next September and we know that with her winning ways she'll take it by storm. Activities: Fashion Show I: Spring Concert I, Il, III, IV: Ushers' Club IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III: Dramatic Club I, II, III: Library Club II: Tri-Hi-Y II. III, IV, Vice President IV: Junior Red Cross III, IV, President IV: Traffic Squad III, IV: Hall Sentinel II, III: Home Economies Club I, IIC Orchestra I, II, III: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Triple Trio IV: Outdoor Club II, III: Band I: Com- munity Division Victory Corps III, IV: French Club III: Borough War Book IV: Operetta III: Subscription Committee Yearbook IV: Personals Committee Yearbook IV: Music W III: Music Pin IV: Junior Red Cross Dance III, IV: Dance Decorating Committee IV: Christmas Cantata II. WILLIAM WILLIAMS BiII College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: I know my friends' One ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Bill is one swell guy and is popular with everyone, and he can always be seen driving the fellows around in his green Ford. He also has some private property on Belvidere Avenue. Activities: J. V. Baseball I, Varsity Baseball III: Intra-Mural Basketball I, II: Basketball III. IV, W IV: Builders Club I: Boys' Night I, II. III, IV: Fire Patrol IV: Junior l'rom Decorating Committee Ill: Class Vice President I: Air Itaiml Sentinels III. IV. HARRIET ADELE WOODRUFF Bu+ch College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Yes, two of 'em Her voice was ever soft, Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Harriet hopes to be a teacher and we're sure her pupils will like her very much because of her quiet and cheerful manner. She has many friends and is a good supporter of all dances sponsored by the school. Her time now-a-days is taken up with reading and answering a certain para-trooper's letters. Activities: Outdoor Club I, II, III, IV: Athletics: Hockey. Soc- cer, Basketball, Softball I, II, III, IV, Numerals II: Fashion Show I: Ushers' Club III: Junior Red Cross III: Girls' Night I, II, III: Senior Dance Refreshment Committee IV: Helper On Ration Board IV: Community Service Division, Victory Corps III, IV: Scrap Drive III. THELMA ALMA WYCKOFF llBunnYn College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: Well, Gee I We have been friends together In sunshine and in shade. Bunny is musically inclined and at one time played the saxaphone in the school band and orchestra. She is a good pal, though slightly on the quiet side. Bunny keeps up on all the latest movies. She is an amiable partner and enjoys dancing. Bunny plans to continue her schooling at Cornell University next year in order to become a scientist. Activities: Glee Club III, IV: Girls' Night I, II, III, IV: Orches- tra I, II, III: Hall Sentinel III, IV: Band I, II: Ushers' Club IV: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Spring Concert II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Fashion Show I: Decorating Committee Christmas Dance IV: Music Pin IV: Personals Committee Yearbook IV: Sub- scription Committee Yearbook IV: Dramatic Club I, II. III: War Service Record Committee IV: French Club III: Cantata III: Christ- mas Cantata II: Operetta II: Music II: Scrap Drive III. E JEANNE MARIE ZIMMERMAN llzirnll 'College Preparatory Curriculum Favorite Expression: 'Well, you knowf 7 How do I love thee? Let me count the waysf' Jeanne came to us from Hackettstown in her junior year and made herself known in short order. She was elected into Tri-Hi-Y :ind this year she is president. She has taken a lively interest in sports and has ref'ed girls' intra-mural games. On top of this and other school work, Zim finds time to work in Zimmerman's soda fountain and to write a daily letter to Andy CMarine Corpsl who treasures her red-blonde hair. the envy of all thc girls. Activitiess-Hackettstown: Cheerleader I, II: Vice President Dramatic Club II: Travel Club I: Basketball I, II: Archery Club II: Sophomore Memorial Day Play II, Washington: Tri-Hi-Y III, President IV: Junior Prom Enter- tainment Committee III: Junior Prom Decorating Committee III: Christmas Dance Decorating' Committee IV: Outdoor Club III, IV: Girls' Night III, IV: Personals Committee Yearbook IV: French Club IV: War Service Record Committee IV: Hockey III, IV: Soccer III. IV: Community Division Victory Corps III, IV: Helped With Rationini: IV: Scrap Drive III: Hall Sentinel III: Junior Rnd Cross IV. illi- enior Glass Q cars President , ,, , ,EARL MATTISON Vice President , ,, ,, ,WILLIAM KELLOW Recording Secretary ,, FLORENCE GIBCZYNSKI Corresponding Secretary , RAYMOND PIAGESI Treasurer ARLENE FREY qvmior Glass 103 r-st Row, Left to Right Lila Johnson. Jann' Hill, J:-an Spangrenborxr, Alico liowlby, Doris lliliisio. Ham-l Forsythc. Anna Mac livuily, Norma Anderson. fond Row'-Marilyn Wyvkoff. Elizalwlli Snrivh, Ruth Grahnor. Marfrarct Simmons, Miss Wm-llcr. Claire Hamlun, Elsie Uram, Shirls-y S. Snydvr. iird Row -Walter liolmvr. Rohm-rf. Conanf. Ted Riddlv. Willis Ritz:-low, Frm-d Hahn. Frank Baylor, Tvd Mapfinnis, Jack Willcvvr. use-nt Bruce Howell, Adi-line llannimr, June l.ync'h. 105 'st Row, llc-ft, to Right Pvarl Hush, H4-lun Fora-mny, Edna Ronoski, Eleanor Vlossak. Fay Sarson, Rose Mario McNulty, Clairc Elarrison, Lorrainv Smith. :ond Row ---- Dan Foss, Hazvl Budd, Madeline lchmaus. Louise P1-dano, Ruth Peterson, Vliss Evelyn Stono. Mario Carnali, Elizahm-th -Iart. Gladys Milli-r, Dolores Merrill, Nor- nan Bax-hm. ird Row Gone Hoif, Eugene Godfrey, John Jollavvdova, Merrill Fodon, Glvnn Pence, lorry Bianchi-, Walter McDonough, Harry my, Reno Guidi. sm-nt Dominic Dvliacco, Ann DeGiIio. Shir- Py Foulk, Joyce Pursvl. Commercial st Row. L1-ft to Right - Shirlvy Krios, 'onniv Allc-man, Fi-rn Thompson, Dorothy lolan, Lois Borda-n, Virginia Toth, Lorraine Porman. lic-tty Lou Castncr. ond Row -Joyce Gardner, Cathvrinn- Kin- Cy. Iii-ryl Rush, Arlene Lce, Mrs. Oliver, lary Pulin-ri, Joan Farley, Doris Hoifman, am- Swift. rd Row-fFr4-d Harpstvr, Uuanc- Bath, Miko ucci, Rohm-rt Kingsbury. Donald Coleman, obc-rt Dux, Raymond Dcliocr. 1-nt Marion Cook. CLASS OFFICERS Presideni-RUTH GRABNER Vice Presideni-DUANE BATH Recording Secreiary-VIRGINIA TOTH Corresponding Se-creiary--LOIS BORDEN Treasurer-FRED HAHN IHNNW: 5 1 ,E S Q X ,,.,....,.-' 1 -3 ,,....-qi-rr -.,... ...L Sophomore Gloss CLASS OFFICERS President---ROBERT HACKETT Vice President-ALFRED SINGLEY Secretary-MARION SIMONE Treasurer--EDITH BELLINI all 1 Board of Education Front Row. Loft to Right Josoph LaPrino. Winona Jonos. Re-na Zulauf. Anzolina Log:- gio, Nancy Nicholas. Olivo Rahcnold, Lucille Smith, Donald Oram. Sm-cond Row Marklvy Flominfz. Ralph Fiore, Frcd Herman, Miss Hvlcn Stone. Joseph Willmann, William Us-trick. Alfrod Simzlcy. llolwrt Wallacv. Third Row Donald A. liurd. Evo Pe-rini, Stan- ley McGinnis. William Kays. Alxsi-nt Elizabeth Rum-ll. Danivl Schafcr. 106 First Row. Loft to Right Eleanor VanH0rn, Hclcn Klimko, Gloria Salderinc. Marpzarvt lionnimzcr, Miss Staple-s. Hclon Del Vccchio. Joycs- Sha-ats, Carolino Hart. Si-cond Row William Twining. Dominic Fucvi. Donald Sinkway, Russull Ricgzol, Vito Paolini, llc-rkcr lioycr. Donald Fox. Third Row Josvph Cahonc, Arthur VVilliams, Edgar Woolf. Aliscnt lictty Lou Hahn. IR-tor He-ss. 104 Front Row, Left to Riizht Edith llc-llini, Marilyn Rcavr-s, Alma May. Joan Walsh, Shirloy R. Snyder, Shirley Staugaard, Mar- jorie- Ralwnold. Mary Kowal. Second Row Wilbur Amcrman, G1-orgc Andor- son, William Barron, Miss Mary T. Harlc, Shirlcy Ward, Jack 0'Connor. Jack Julian. Paul Pfciffor. Third Row' Rolwrt Groff. Glendon Groff. How- ard Tico, John Arthur Huntington. Richard Rush. Lihrary Front Row, Loft to Right Anastasia Millcr, Mahi-l Ritzor, Juni- Smith, Grace Godfrcy, Shirley Ann Bowman, Evc Hummer, Doro- thy Potter, Janicv Hucbvr, Carolyn Wood- ruff, Marjorie- Frm-y. Second Row -Carrie Quigley, Gertrude Mucller, Shirley Colm-man. Junc Tucker. Joyce Heck- man. Marion Simone, Mrs, Bowers, Elainc Yatos, Jean Borden. Mary Ram-lli. Norma Hcndc-rshot, Doloros Wharton. Third Row- Russoll Seal. Glcnn Crousc, Wil- liam Count, Martin Re-imcr, Robert Hackett, Walu-r Worrall, Hugo Piagesi, Robcrt Miller, H1-nry Whitney. Allan Millcr, Herbert Hoover. gras hmcm., lass CLASS OFFICERS President-RAYMOND BELLINI Vice President-HENDERSON SUPPLEE Treasurer-RONALD STEVENS Recording Secreiary-MARY ALICE OPDYKF Corresponding Secretary-IRENE VLOSSAK 102 First Row, Left to Right Anna Miskowski, Ludevina Rossetti, Albina Dellavedova, Shir- ley Loebsack, Rose Kowal, Dawn Lanning, Beverly Peterson. Alice Slater, Betty Lou Dillman, Carolyn Snyder. Second Row - Jaequelyn Dc-Laney, Alice Natiezak, Caroline Johne. Joan Tresch, Betty Riddle, Miss Bierman, Wuhbegina Moes, Dorothy Henderson, Constance Garrow. Bernice Wimer. Third Row- Margaret Hayes, William Stevens, Lee Schoonmaker, Paul Kingsbury, Raymond Koestner. Henderson Supplee, James Smith, James Milson, Charles Winters. Mary Walters. Fourth Row William Martin, Charles Quigley, William Ponce. Alfred DeCresci, Kenneth Cohan, Lee Benninger. Michael Hayducako. Missing -Joyce Julian, Bertha Whitney, Bessie Kinney, Arthur Albinson, Parker Twining. 101 Front Row A Jean Wimer, Mary Pulsinelli, Joyce Loebsack, Helen Piatt, Alice Rudy, Josephine Del Vecchio, Alice Walters, Lois Staugaard, Claire Hay, Patricia Berry. Second Row -Betty Roseberry. Doris Bolton, Joan Miller, Gloria Hann, Margaret Nolan, Lois Hill. Mary Alice Opdyke, Joyce Opdyke, Carle-ne Cook, Joyce Cole, Evelyn Silver- thorne, Bernice Quigley. Third Row- James Lawyer, Ralph Castner, Gerald Collins, Dorrance Lance, Mr. Stein- hardt, George Dennis, Ronald Stevens. Rob- ert Burd, Alvin Smith, Clarence Mayberry. Last Row--Edward Hayducsko, William Tro- chen, Victor Grhich, Murray Cohen, John Simmons. William Winter, Robert Reed, Pierson Wheeler, Ray Bellini. Missing-fHelen Poch, Edwin Simon. Gym First Row, Left to Right Doris Burns. Har- riet Cooper. lla Mae Dr-Vries. Rose Frati- celli, Aldene Stanton, Emma Guidi, Alvira Bevilacqua, Betty Fedon, Lois Spangenberaz, Irene Vlossak. Second Row--Mary Becker, Betty Calamar, Edith Kinney, Joyce Groves, Mrs. Branch, Alma VanHorn, Dorothy Simmons, Janet Crissman, Nancy Sederquist. Third Row Q Lloyd Snyder, Charles Rupell, Duane Alpauzh. Kenneth Johnson, Truman Lunger, Neal Mowder. Fourth Row -Earl Young, Joseph Tresch, Rob- ert Ford, Donald Hurd, Joseph Huff, Frank Hassemer, Roy Wiseburn. Larry Collins. Missing William De-Mont, Joseph Deuchler, William Hadges, Mariano DeCresci, Violet Staats, n 1 as nv Qlrista IQ42'IQ43 Pupils who keep all reporl card grades al eighly or above lor an enlire year aulomalically become Arisla members. Special recognilion is given lo Seniors who have been lour year members. Eirsl Pow-Read Kingsbury, Alberl Opdylce, Belly Schamp, Marie Schelller, Rulh Supplee, Elvira Godlrey. Barbara Borden, Helen l-lillriegel. Second Row-Virginia Tolh, Carolyn Woodrull. Elsie Oram, Anne Howell, Berlha Bowlby, Belly Walsh, Viola Burdge, Belly Jane Green, Thelma Morrow, Arlene Lee, Connie Alleman. Third Row-Jean Borden, Lois Borden, Elaine Baran. Fred l-lahn, Roberl Conanl, Ralph Seilerl. Grace Godlrey, Claire l-lamlen, Arlene Frey. Mlctivities ' , n f, nl if . ' A' , w- Q wA.55.5?.:' vr ' - Lili! .V gre-'+': c . -Q., . M2519 .--.-.1 w-1 . ., M-,x J , - ,- ' fvwxgfk-f.,,,'-.eArF' ,. ,rg T 4-Q4gf'f.'-'sfdF3fg.,.c , 'J A ko fmgv: Rig-'-51251 :if ima nr , f.--mf - . s,Q.,,:-'n .,f-f .1441 39:13 -'- !: .w'1'?f if' ,'f':5J'M ' .. f'ff-Wx I FirsT Row-Ralph SeiTerT, Elaine Baran, Florence Gibczynslni, Lois Borden, Arlene Lee, Claire Hamlen, RuTh Grabner, Louise Pedano, Fred Hahn, Norman Boehm. Second Row-Miss Evelyn STone, Mr. A. L. Donley, Rev. Harold Davis. Mrs. Raymond Hummer, Beulah Ley, Miss Helen STone. Carol STevens, Miss RuTh Weller, RuTh Snyder. Mr. Edward RoberTs. Rev. Reese Hill, Mr. Donald FriTTs, Miss DoroThy Mulleey. C5716 JXQ1tional Ggfonor ociet Members oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy are chosen Trom The Junior and Senior Classes on The basis of scholarship, characTer, leadership, and service. Each person chosen pledges To uphold The high purposes oT This socieTy To which I have been elecTed. sTriving in every way. by word and deed, To malce iTs ideals The ideals oT my school. Keeping This pledge is noT always easy, buT Those who suc- ceed are elecTed permanenT members of The socieTy aT graduaTion. The main acTiviTy oT The group This year has been The sponsoring oT The sale oT war sTamps and bonds. A member has been on duTy every morning beTore school To sell sTamps and Talce bond orders. A special drive was held monThly. usually on The sevenTh. ln The February drive, The ToTal sale was 53,346.45 more Than enough To purchase a Flying Jeep. Regular meeTings of The socieTy are held The TirsT Monday of each monTh, combining business. social, and culTural TeaTures. PresidenT-CAROL STEVENS Vice-PresidenT-RUTH SNYDER SecreTary-LOIS BORDEN FACULTY COM M ITTEE Donald H. FriTTs DoroThy Mullcey Evelyn STone Helen STone RuTh Weller C5716 Student Council y The STudenT Council, composed oT represenTaTives oT all sTudenT organizaTions and classes. enf deavored To sponsor acTiviTies Tor The beneTiT oT The sTudenT body. Two successiul dances were held: one wiTh The enTire receipTs given To The UniTed War Fund, and The oTher wiTh admission by purchase oT war sTamps. Many giTTs Tor soldiers were collecTed in December and senT To The U.S.O. The Coun- cil also purchased The MinuTe Man Flag, aTTer The school earned The righl To iT by regular purchases oT war sTamps and bonds. The l-Tall SenTinels and TraTTic Squad members should be commended Tor Their service To The school. They give Their Time and abiliTy daily, ThroughouT The enTire year. The Eire Squad boys, wiTh l-larold lNlewTon as Chiei, are never Tound napping when The alarm sounds. They perTorm a valuable service by direcTing sTudenTs and checlcing To see ThaT everyThing is in order. The members oT The Eire Squad also assisT in air raid drills. PresidenT-WILLIAM KELLOW Recording SecreTary-GRACE GQDEREY Vice-PresidenT-ARLENE LEE Corresponding SecreTary-CAROL STEVENS Treasurer-RAYMQND PIAGESI Fire Squad rst Row, Left to Right-Henry Oram, Mar- vin Burd, Ralph Seifert. Harold Newton. Nick Fiore, Bill Williams, Ray Piagesi, Bill Kellow. cond Row---Jerry Blanche. Pete Perini, Nor- man Boehm. Lewis Baldwin. iird Row -e Fred Hahn, Robert Hackett, Frank Baylor. mai-nt eKenneth Lobb. Student Council rst Row, Left to Right- Earl Mattison, Arlene Lee. Ray Piazesi, Bill Kellow, Grace Godfrey, Carol Stevens, Janet Crisman, Joyce Opdyke. cond Row' Herbert Hoover, Virginia Toth, Ruth Grabner, Miss Weller, Alma May, Connie Alleman, Ray Bellini. iird Rowff-Duane Bath, Alfred Singley, Rob- ert Hackett, Jerry Blanche, Fred Hahn, Albert DeCresci. Jsent--'Ann DeGilio, Betty Lou Hann, Jos- ephine l.'Homme-dieu, Kenneth Lobb, Harold Newton, Dan Shafer. Hall Patrol and Traffic Squad rst Row, Left to RightffHelen Hummer, Elizabeth Sprich, Jane Hill, Arlene Lee, Claire Hamlen, Fay Sarson, Grace Godfrey, Illona Webb, Carol Stevens, Connie Alleman, Lois Borden, Virginia Toth, Edna Ronoski. cond Row--'John Supplee, Ray Piagesi, Lor- raine Dorman, Margaret Sixzman, Betty White, Elaine Baran, Arlene Frey, Beulah Ley, Louise Pedano, Margaret Hornack, Elsie Oram, Mike Fucci. Pete Perini, wird RowfAnna Baran, Thelma Wyckoil. Miss Weller, Jean Sutton, Mary VVQ-yant. iurth Rowfeliill Kellow, Richard Roessler, Bill Kays, Frank Baylor. Howard Tice. Ben Kinney, Robert Hackett. Marvin Burd, Edgar Woolf, Norman Boehm. Martin Reimer. fth Row Herbert Hoover. George Reaves, Hugo Piazesi, Glenn Pence, Alfred Simzley, Ralph Fiore. Fred Hahn, Russell Rieizel, Raymond Delioer. Gene Hoff, Nick Fiore. isent --4 John Dellavedova, Joan Hoagland, Clarence Mayberry. Ernest Miller, Vito Puolini, Ted Riddle, Dan Shafer, Jean Walsh. W ! l X I U i s Firsl row, lell lo righl: Lila Johnson, Shirley Snyder, Carol Slevens, Joan Hoagland, Claire Harrison, Hazel Ward, Gladys Miller, Lois Spangenberg, lrene Vlossak. Lorraine Smilh. Second row: Belly Lou Hann, Thelma Wyckoll, Anna Mae Everly, Dorolhy Simmons. Dorolhy Henderson, Marilyn Jenkins, Mary Alice Opdyke, Alice Bowlby, Elaine Baran, Belly While, Marilyn DeVoe. Third row: Joyce Heckrnan, Marian Simone, Jean Farley, Mabel Rilzer, Palricia Berry, Gloria Hann, Mary Becker, Hazel Forsylhe, Mariorie Frey, Dolores Wharlon. Missing: Shirley Foulk. Qlee Gluln During lhe year lhe glee club has become acquainled wilh songs lrom various counlries. Learn- ing songs represenlalive ol dillerenl groups ol people has shown lhe girls how lhe cusloms and charac- lerislics ol people are rellecled in lheir music. Several palriolic composilions, in keeping wilh lhe spiril ol lhe limes, were also sludied. Occasionally records lrom lhe music library were played lo en- large lhe reperloire ol lamiliar music. The glee club parlicipaled in lhe Thanksgiving assembly, as well as providing lhe vocal music lor lhe spring assembly. In lhe lall lwo ol lhe girls, Lila Johnson and Jean Farley, allended rehearsals ol lhe New Jersey All-Slale High School Chorus, and sang in lhe linal program al lhe Mosque Thealre in Newark. A selecled lew ol lhe members composed lhe Girls' Sexlelle. Included in lhis were Lila John- son, Belly While, Carol Slevens, Elaine Baran, Jean Farley, and Marilyn DeVoe. Early in lhe year lhey parlicipaled in a luberculosis broadcasl over slalion WEST in Easlon. Al olher limes lhroughoul lhe year lhe sexlelle sang lor local organizalions. School Lilvfrar Libraries have been poTenT TacTors Tor civilizaTion in The pasT, and iT is obvious ThaT They are Torceiully aT work Today, preparing The way Tor vicTory and lasTing peace. We are glad To be acTive in one oT The 60,000 school library uniTs in The UniTed STaTes oi America, aiding our counTry's war eTTorT and posT war planning. Books are weapons and Tools in This work. Our enemies burn Them and desTroy. We build The TuTure wiTh Them. The scope oT our work, in This crisis, has expanded To include The disseminaTion oT inTormaTion senT ouT by 0. W. l., and oTher sources, preparaTion oT our boys and girls Tor enTrance inTo The various branches oi The armed service, developmenT of a beTTer undersTanding oi The economic, social and poliTical liTe oT our own counTry, and The counTries oi our allies, ThaT They may Till eTTicienTly Their own places in The world Today, and in The brave new world oT Tomorrow. Good books help us To undersTand, and when ThaT longed-Tor day OT compleTe undersTanding dawns, The lame-nTable cry - Q, Man's inhumaniTy To man W-ss---wi shall be losT in The sweeT reirain -- Man To man The world o'er ' Shall broThers bel as Ll I KT I First Row lS0ated'l H Lois Borden, Jean Bordcn, Jacqueline Delianey, Margaret Hayes. Second Row lSt.andingigDorothy Nolan, Alma May. Mrs, Bowers, Edith Kenney, Made-lon Miller. Absent -Hnrthn Whitney Svatvd, L4-ft to Ri2l1tf.Tz1r'r11wlinv DeT.anz-y. Margaret Hayes, lleveruly Peterson, Patricia Berry. First Row, Standing --June Tucker, Miss Bier- man, Joyce Opdyke, Olive Rabcnold. S4-cond Row, Standing--Raymond Bellini, Arthur Huntington. Missing --Elizabvth Runcll, Stanley M0Ginnis, Eugene Godfrey. KPTESS Gluln The purpose oi The Press Club is To discover and To develop The iournalisTic abiliTies oi our sTudenTs. Through iTs weekly column in The WashingTon STar The Press Club aTTempTs To record The evenTs in high school, The acTiviTies of individuals, and The opinion oT The sTudenTs, ln oTher years The members oT The Press Club were upper classmen, buT This year iT is composed OT TourTeen sTudenTs, The maioriTy OT whom are eiTher Treshmen or sophomores. CGM T ping Club This club was organized this year for the sole purpose of doing typed work which was not taught in typing classes. This work included: 115 typing pictures of each student's profile, Q21 making copies of pictures found in magazines, L31 competing for a speed record and award, Q43 'typing stencils with a planned color scheme, and 151 using the adding machine. The club members planned several social activities. During the 'winter months the group engaged in bowling and ice-skating, and planned a picnic for the spring. No officers were elected. Everything was decided by the club as a whole, a rather informal group which gathered to learn some of the odd jobs that could be accomplished with the typewriter, the mimeo- graph machine, and the adding machine. The members of the club were: Lois Borden, Jean Borden, Betty Lou Castner, Lorraine Dorman, Evangeline Groves,'Rose Marie McNulty, Joyce Pursel, Madeline Schmaus, Shirley Snyder, Elizabeth Sprich, Fern Thompson, and Rena Zulauf. Anyone was welcome to join who had had typing or was taking typing. First Row. Left to Right-Elizabeth Sprxck, Rose Marie McNulty, Lorraine Dorman, Madeline Schmaus, Lois Borden, Jean Bor- den, Betty Lou Castner, Fern Thompson. Second Row, Left to RiRhtfEV8HE6liH9 Groves, Rena Zulauf, Miss Staples, Shirley Snyder. Absent---Joyce Pursel. Front Row, Loft to Right-Mary Pulieri, Lor- raine Dorman, Velma Black, Shirley Cole- man, June Tucker, Helen Hummer, Arlene Lee, Edith Bellini, Doris Pfiugfelder, Flor- ence Gibczynski. Second Row, Left to Right-Marilyn Wyckoff, Mary Ranelli, Madeline Schmaus, Louise Pedano. Beulah Ley, Shirley Kreis, Dorothy G. Mulkey, Claire Hamlen, Marie Carnali, Hazel Cruts. Betty Dc-Vries. Ruth Snyder, Gertrude Mueller, Doris Hoffman. Third Row, Left to Rightvilose Marie Mc- Nulty, Dolores Wharton, Nancy Nicholas. Eve Hummer, Carrie Quigley, Angelina Leg- zio, Jean Farley. Jane Swift. Joyce Gardner. Winona Jones, Shirley Snyder, Rena Zulauf. Absent-eAde-linc Lanning, Joyce Pursel, 9 Gite Commercial Club The membership of the Commercial Club is made up of the members of Miss Mulkey's Stenography and Office Practice classes. At the beginning of the year it was decided to divide the cluib into two units. The first unit is the General Club, to membership in which, all the pupils in the Commercial Sec- retarial Curriculum are eligible. The regular meetings of the General Club are held on the first Monday evening of each month at the homes of various members of the club. At these meetings the business affairs of the club are discussed and voted upon, a program of an educational nature is given, and games and refreshments are enjoyed. The members of each class entertain in turn. Among the pro- grams presented were, a humorous play in two scenes, showing the difference between the careless stenographer and the ideal secretary, entitled The Golden Hand . This play was presented by the members of the Office Practice class. A play in txwo scenes showing the sterling qualities that win promotion in business, entitled Sterling , and a short play in one scene entitled The Dotted Line , presented by the pupils of the Stenography II class, the Stenography I class is planning two plays in connection with War Finance Promotion as its contribution to the entertainment. The second unit is in three sections, one for each class. It is in these sectional meetings held during a regular class period that the real work of the club is carried on, such as, improvement of shorthand outlines, earning of various certificates awarded by the Gregg Publishing Company for proficiency in shorthand penmanship, accuracy and speed in transcription of notes, knowledge of theory, etc. The officers of the clubs are as follows: General-President, Doris Pflugfelderg Vice President, Arlene Lee, Secretary-Treasurcr, June Tucker. Office Practice-President, Florence Gibczynskig Sccrctary-Treasurer, Helen Hummer. Stcnography II-President, Velma Blackg Secretary-Treasurer, Lorraine Dorman. Stenography IA-President, Edith Bcllinig Secrctary-Treasurer, Shirley Coleman. 'Ufome Economics 'Deparrmenrw The aim oT our deparTmenT is To Train girls To become beTTer homemakers. More Today Than ever beTore our counTry needs heads oT homes who are compeTenT in all lines oT homemaking. AT The same Time girls are Training Tor homemaking, They are making Themselves more eTTicienT Tor proTessional iobs such as nursing, inTerior decoraTing, dieTeTics, merchandizing, and social service. The curriculum in home economics is a varied one. During The year The girls are TaughT meal preparaTion and service, nuTriTion, canning and preserving, house accounTing, house care, home plan- ning and Turnishing, Tamily relaTionships, personal grooming, child care, consumer buying and home care oT The sick. ln each one oT These courses we sTress The need Tor ThriTT in The use oT all maTerials, The saving oT Time by beTTer meThods, and cleanliness and neaTness in all work. Our high school girls will be The TuTure women who plan and cook The meals and keep The homes running. Surely our New America will be a sTronger naTion iT our girls are beTTer Trained. V , T Seated-Joyce Heckman, Joyce Sheats, Caro- line Hart. Marion Simone, Betty Lou Hahn. Second Row-Marjorie Ralbenold, Margaret Benninger, Miss Shaffer, Olive Rabenold. Marilyn Reaves. Absent-Elizabeth Rimell. Seated-Ji-an Farley. Lorraine Smith. Jane Hill, Alice Bowlby, Anna Everly, Betty White. Marilyn DeVon-, Madc-lon Miller. Second Row - Beulah Ley, Louise Pcdann, Joyce Hackman. Joyce Sheets, Marilyn Reaves. Margaret Sixxmun, Thelma Wyckoif, Ruth Pulsinelli. Third Row 'William Stevens. Marvin Hurd, Paul Kingsbury. Ushers Gluly Early in The year, These pupils volunTeered To help wiTh The selling and Taking oT TickeTs aT aThleTic evenTs. Since There was a shorTage oT Teachers, Their help was doubly appreciaTed. They assisTed aT all home TooTball and baskeTball games, and wresTling maTches, in The cold and rain as well as in Tair weaTher. The boys sold reTresh menTs as usual and assisTed in oTher ways To police The grounds. i -S .mi Y 1 FronT Qow: LeTT To righT-R. Kingsbury fSecreTaryl, F. Baylor, A. Singley lVice Presi- denTl, Mr. RoberTs lAdvisorl, K. Johnson, W. McDonough, E. GodTrey, M. Rierner. Back Row: LeTT To righT-A. HunTingTon lReporTerl, D. L. Burd, D. A. Burd, E. Hilde- branT, W. Amerman. Missing-B. Howell lTreasurerl, A. Williams, M. Fucci lAssisTanT ReporTerl, D. SchaTer lPresidenTl, D. Engle, W. Twining. qiuture Cffiarmers of cyflmerica Kljlowboy Chapter The FuTure Farmers oT America is a NaTional OrganizaTion oT boys sTudying VocaTional AgriculTure in The high schools oT The 48 sTaTes and The TerriTories oT Hawaii and PuerTo Rico. Their moTTo is: Learning To Do. Doing To Learn. Earning To Live. Living To Serve. This em- bodies The True spiriT oT learning in ThaT a boy may learn To do and do To learn Thru his classroom sTudy OT The pracTices necessary To raise crops or livesTockg puT These pracTices inTo operaTion Thru his own home supervised pracTice program. These small beginnings oTTen lead To esTablishmenT in Tarm- ing and a living, Tor he is earning while learning. Thru The many cooperaTive acTiviTies oT The ChapTer he is learning To serve. Our local ChapTer has served in The presenT war emergency in The Tollowing ways: We have added Ten Tons oT high grade scrap meTal by The cooperaTive Talcing aparT OT a large sTeam engine donaTed by The WashingTon WoodcraTT Co. Each year we buy our baby chiclcs cooperaTively. A group oT non-Tarm boys oT The school were l4epT busy on emergency Tarm labor calls Trom lasT June unTil winTer and even more help will be needed in The coming season. As a sound AgriculTure is one oT The ToundaTions oT Democracy, so do we endeavor To esTablish The principles OT CooperaTion and Fair-play in The FuTure Farmers of America. utcloor lub First Row-Margraret Benningrcr, Virginia Toth, Lois S'pangfenberg', Shirley VVard, Pat Berry, Elaine Yates, Joyce Heckman, Joyce Julian, Betty Lou Hann, Marjorie Ralmenold. Second row-Aldene Stanton, Gloria Hann, Marilyn Reaves, Carolyn Woodruff, Mrs. Branch, Olive Ralmenold, Marjorie Frey, Dolores Wharton, Jean Walsh, Marion Simone. Third Row-Arlene Lee, Betty Lou Castner, Fern Thompson, Hazel Ward, Helen DelVccchio, Dor- othy Nolan, Fay Sarson, Joyce Pursel, Eleanor Vlossak, Irene Vlossak. Fourth Rowfwlean Borden, Eva Hummer, Shirley Bowman, Dorothy Potter, Janice Huelicr, Elizabeth Rupell, Nancy Sederquist, Dawn Lanning, Illona Webb, Carol Stevens. Fifth Row-Arlene Frey, Evangeline Groves, Carolyn Hart, Mary Weyant, Josephine L'Hommedieu, Lois Borden, Jean Spangrenberg, Jane Hill, Alice Bowlby, Madeline Schmaus. Sixth Row-Lorraine Smith, Rose Marie McNulty, Dorothy Henderson, Joyce Sheats, Jean Farley, Mary Alice Opdyke, Claire Hamlcn, Elaine B aran, Elizabeth Sprich, Mary Elizabeth Gardner. l Zfiarralaurvatv eilfethodist Church W ,Sunday Evening, june Eighteenth at 8 o'Clock GNFQ lService will proceed wilhoui announcemenll Grgan Prelude, Unfinished Symphonyu.. . .Schuberf-Lamare Processional of Graduales, March Romaine' '..,ee,,, .. ....,...C5ounod Roberl Kueloler Call lo Worship .. . . . . ,,,,,,. .. Rev. A. A. Acion Hymn, l, ..., Holy, Holy, Holy lnvocafion. .. .. Rev. Green Sanders Anfhem, Seek Ye The Lord ,, . . ,,,,, .Rober+s Scriplure Lesson, Joshua I: I-9 , Rev. John C. Moore Olzleriory, Andanie , 6 Minor Concerlo... , , ,Mendelssohn 'Roberl Kuebler and Marqarel Heller Anfhem, Gloria . .. . .... . Mozarl Baccalaureale Sermon . , Good Success Rev. Harold E. Davis Hymn, 278 . , , , . Lead On O King Bernal Benediclion lCongreqafion sealedl.. ..Rev. Marlin BryNildsen Recessional and Posllude, March in B Fla+ , , .. . ...Galbrailh Roberf Kueloler lThe congregaiion will please remain in 'rheir places uniil The members of +he gradualing class have re+ired.l Gllzmz ight Washington High School Qluditorium., cifuesday Evening, june Cffiwentieth at 8 o'clock CSFQ9 Class Song. ,, ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, A .,,,, C lass of I944 Greelino ,, ,,,,,. Earl Maiiison, Presideni Double Trio. Sleepy Lagoon , , , ,.., ., , ,, ,... ....,l..,,, E ric Coaies Elaine Baran Marilyn DeVoe Joan Hoagland Beulah Ley Belly While Thelma Wyckoff Alphabefw, , ,,,,,., Josephine L'l-lommedieu and Harold Newlon Prophecy , . , . , , Jeanne Zimmerman and Nicholas Fiore Vocal Solo, Wi+h a Song in My Hear? ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,, , ,e,, Richard Rodgers Beulah Ley PresenTal'ions,,,, ,,,,,,,, Arlene Frey and Kenneih Lolob Piano Solo ,,,..,, ,Carol Sievens Class Will , s ,nl-lerberi Bariron Preseniafion of Awards Farewell Song, ., ,, Class of I944 Glnmmenrvmvnt 'washington Cfdheatfre 'wednesday Afternoon, june Tiiwenty-Jirsrw at 2:30 o'c1ock M9 Organ Prelude, Canlilena ,. .. Boelermann Processional ol Graduales, March ol Priesls . s ,, Mendelssohn Roberl Kuebler lnvocalion ,, ,..,.,, M Rev. Daniel F. Houlihan Trumpel Solo. Mars ,,,, ,, . Goldman Marvin Burd Greeling... , , , Florence Gibczynslci Vocal Solo, O Don Falaleu l ,,,, , , Verdi Marilyn DeVoe Sexlelle, A Spil-il Flower s. ,, , ., oA,.,,,, ,,,o s ., A, ,, , Campbell-Tiplon Belly While Carol Slevens Thelma Wyckoll Marilyn DeVoe Elaine Baran Joan Hoagland Address . ., , The Rebirlh ol a Nalion Donald V. Houck Presenlalion ol Diplomas , , ,, , Mrs. Hazel M. Hummer Presidenl ol Board ol Educalion lAudience will please relrain from applauding unlil all diplomas have been presenled.l Farewell A s. so ,s,s Ralph Seilerl Alma Maler Class ol I944 and Audience Benediclion , , , , , Rev. Reece R. Hill Recessional and Posllude, Pomp and Circumslanceu , Elgar Roloerl Kuebler lThe audience will please remain in lheir places unlil lhe class relires.l Q-'1p:,J',.. ollthletics '4 73 1' P 2 X J Y avi' 501' 'fl .M-,K 4 ,wg f'.,: -3.50- f 61,5 TSE? ' A .3:.'?.'5 2gP . -,xx-.--a , , .,..5- , . fm1'fv..5::. jig T,-:SQL 1- ' . 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A ..::k,.AFE,:.:,c l '.:v,5i,w,.,b1a.5.- .. -.,-. 1 Q . ., ..,..-.-1 + ' s 194 3 Galootball Playing good and bad iooiball, ihe record ol six wins and ihree deieais is indicaiive oi The iype game played by ihese boys. The ouisianding viciory was achieved againsi a sirong Blair Academy eleven by a score of 6-O. Boys losi ihrouqh graduaiion are: Mailison, Kellow, Fiore and Newion while Dux and Laprino en- fered 'rhe Armed Forces. Front Row---John Dc-llavvdova. Ercule Sbrvscia. Nick Fiore, Howard Tice. Harold Newton, Walter McDunuu2h, Earl Mattisnn, Co Captain: Jerry Blanch:-, Bill Kellow. Cu-Captain: Evo Peiini, Al Sinyzluy. S1-cund Row Louis lialdwin, Frank Baylor, lirilcv Howell. Dan Schafer, Rem: Guidi. James Lawyer, Mr. lk-nm-tt. Cnarh: Mi Sli-inhardt. Assistant Cuarh: Dnnald liurrl, Waltoi' VVurrall, Georszo Dennis, Ralph Fiuro. Russ:-ll Rin-gzvl. .lack Julian. Last Row' 'Ray Piaxzi-si, Allis-rt IM-Crm-sci. Manairor: Lx-e Schnunmakvr, Dominic Fucci, Neal Mmvdvr, Managvr. I 943-FOOTBALL RECORD Washingion 6 Florence O 46 Nazareih I3 28 Roxbury 7 47 Pen Arqyl O O Flaclceiisiown 7 l 6 Wilson I9 I 39 Newion O 6 Blair Academy O 6 Sayreville 7 Won 6 Losi 3 Ku- Hummer. Mary Mlizalu-th Ackersun. Fay Sarson. Elaine llaran. Captain: lflloanor Vlussak. Carol Stevens, .Iuycv Gardner. Arla-no Lee. Rain or shine These gals are on The iob! IQ43'IQ44. 'Uarsity fBa5ketl9all Alihough 'rheir record of ien viciories and eleven deieais is noi ouisianding, ihe maioriiy of wins came in league compeiiiion and, therefore, ihe ieam achieved ihe championship oi ihe Norih Central Jersey lnierscholasiic Basketball League. They iinished in a lie wiih Frenchiown and, in The ensuing play oiii, squeezed out a 34-33 triumph. Leiiermen were Maiiison, Fiore, Lobb, Seiieri, Williams, Blanche and Boehm. Oi ihese, only 'rhe lasi iwo will remain for a nucleus during nexi season due io ihe graduation of 'rhe oihers. Junior Varsiiy Front Row ff-Ted Riddle, Bill Kellow, Frank Has- semer, Harry Caviston, Stanley McGinnis, Fred Hahn. Back RowaMarvin Burd, Manager: Mr. Stein- hardt, Coach: Robert Conant, Manager. Va rsiiy Front Row' 'Ken Lobb, Co-Captain: Ralph Seifert, Jerry Blanche, William Williams, Earl Mattison, Nick Fiore, Co-Captain: Fred Hahn. Back RoweMarvin Burd, Manager: Mr. Stein- hardt, Coach: Robert. Conant, Manager. I943-I944 Baslceiball Varsuiy Record i943-I944 Baslceiball Junior-Varsity Washington 23 Annandale Reformatory 24 Washington 12 Wilson 14 Wilson 32 H - 23 Easton 35 ,, If C'lT'tf'n 29 Clinton 18 J Philllpsburg 25 Phillipsburg 35 2 Frenchtown 22 Frenchtown 38 - 18 Flemington 15 15 Fle Tmgt n 20 Belvidere 20 10 Belvldefe 36 Hackettstown 33'r 12 Hackvtfswwn 43 High Bridge 29 12 High Bridge if gl'ff30f 1dge 10 High Bridge 25 Phillipshurg 37 24 Clmtfm 25 Hackettstown 33 12 Phillipsburz 32 Belvidere 30 12 Hackettstown 38 Frenchtown 36 16 Belvidere 27 Wilson 53 16 Frenchtown 14 Belvidere 31 21 Wilson 28 Flemington 34 12 Belvidere 34 Belvidere 30 8 Flemington 34 Frenchtown 33? 12 Belvidere Won 10 16 Frenchtown Lost 11 Won 'Overtime i'League playoff game Lost Baseball I943 Front Row Clifford Bellini, Earl Mattison, Ken llobh, Wilbur Willis, Art Ccnci. Captain, Bill Kellow, Reno Guidi. Second Row Bill 171-trick. Jack Julian. Dominic Fucci, Nick Fiore, Jerry lilanehe, Evo Perini, Russell Rieizel, Ed Perini. Back RllW'Ml'. Steinhardt, Coach, Marvin Burd, Mgr., Mike Fucci, Norman Boehm. Ercole Scbrescia, Robert Conant, Mgr.. George Reaves, Mgr. Wreslling Front Row f- Bruce Howell, Evo Perini, James Lawyer, Ray Piaizesi, Howard Tice, Mike Fucci, Captain, Ralph Fiore, Bill Detrick. Back Row-fWilliam Martin. Walt Worrall. Robert Ford, Murray Cohen. Donald Sinkway, Mr. Goles, Coach, Bill Hadzes, Russell Riegel, Charles Quigley, Mgr., Jack O'Connor, Alan Miller. CN 1943 iBasel9all This leam compiled one of lhe mosi impres- sive records in W. H. S. baseball history, win- ning len, losing one and lying one. Easlon administered The only loss by a score oi 4-3 in a len inning conlesi. Oulslanding players were Ari Cenci, piicher, Ed Perini, shorislop and Wilbur Willis, first base, all oi whom will be losl ihrough graduaiion. The New Jersey Slate lnlerscholaslic: Aihle- lic Associalion honored lhe leam wilh cerii- iicales and a trophy, emblemaiic of winning lhe Group l, Norlh Jersey Championship. i943-Baseball Record Washinirton G Easton .. 7 Hilth liridlre Annandale Reformatury . Easton 3 Hackettstown 0 Hampton 5 Phillipsbursz 11 High Bridge 14 Blair Reserves 12 Hackettstown ' 1 Wilson 6 Phillipsburiz Won --f- 10 Lost 1 1 Fl 'A Ti.-ri - -- 1 Wresiling Resulls Dual Meets 110 inninirsl 112 inningsl Dual Meet Records Won Lost Pts. 95111. Cohen 0 4 0 Martin 1 1 3 103111. Hadges 2 2 3 112 lb. Sinkway 2 2 3 Hotf 0 1 0 121111. Riegvl 7 2 25 128111. Detrick 5 2 25 Worrall 2 0 10 133 lb. Fiore 3 0 34 138 lb. Fucci lCapt.J Pl 1 36 1115 lb. Tice 7 2 33 155 lb. Piagesi 3 5 13 165 lb. Lawyer 2 7 10 1751b. Perini 7 2 35 Unlimited Howell 4 2 16 Pence 0 1 Blanc-he 0 1 53 35 256 State Tournament Results Points Scored lst place-Washington 29 2nd place--Roselle Park 24 3rd placew- -Newton 18 4th placeTc-aneck 12 5th place-Regional 15 Sth place-Lodi 9 Following Contestants Entered Scores Opp. Wash. Admiral Farrzuzut Academy 0 45 lllair Academy 8 26 Admiral Furraizut Academy 8 35 Roselle Park 18 22 Blair Academy 10 28 Newton 26 14 Forty-Fort ll'a.l 29 6 lteilional 21 111 Allentown lI'a.l 5 411 125 256 Final Results Won By Falls Washington 58 41 Opp. 35 11 121 lb. Riegel State Champion 123 lh. Detrick 2nd place 133 lb. Fiore 2nd placc 139 lb. Fncci 2nd plane 145 lb. Tice State Champion 155 lb. Piaizesi 2nd Place 175 lb. Perini State Champion Washington 'Ufigh ,School ,Song Dear WashingTon High School, The sound of Thy name inspires 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 maniTolcl 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 Tield: On The plaTTorm we've argued wiTh slcill 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 uTTermosT loyal To Thee. -Julia Meeker. ryflurogmp 115 cyflutogmphs cyflutogmphs 'lr ir if if 'Ir ubscrriptions DORIS PFLUGFELDER Subscdpfion Manager 'Ir 'A' ir ir L-S?-L.9DifL-Tf!3..9lifK.WJifQ.uE5L99if 5u9 236516 Wishes to they Glass of 1944 is fBoa'rd of Education., Wfashington, fgw qersey GT 1xi'D5if E ZDbilC!l6'!J1f?!'I lif?'iH Z3 ,-m9lifCLi-i?4ZJ95ifl9L9Di! !4LDDif Compliments of Washington Pa rent-Teachers Association x DJ'ifG'.7iDDifG1.'32 G .?k D?iC JifGT'1 lifC3.'3Jif6'? Ji!Q.,t1.JDlifHWJifQ.-k4'n'4J9Dif ZBQSPXJ 'Mis has KCIILNSS CCODIIF 1llQ4Il155 ,ii ii? Ji! 9JifQn1?-fZ1if 5'ng91ifU0JifQ5-i?43q9lifQsE?,4L.9lifD S X 4 E Si --Y W 7 if 4 -' Q' i .1 .- 4 SZ tingw pwmthe Gem ag 1946 .. .. - 1 1-n 111 i Q , ,-- ...- iii 3 , Z , Af iQ i Q 7 ??7' kgs N Q f A x f X Q13if6 7xi'bDi!?7i'bliQQ!fKlli!G 5k'ZDlifG'T i !if6 I91ifQpR?-L.9lifQl!- m9DifK-RUJJi!Qv'-S,?4ElilQpE!-J1i!67 0 fBe5t :wishes Glass of ,47 KIJifC??i'0Ji.fG ..7k DJif67C!lJifG'fK bJifG'T'i Jif61 lifC2J-i?,4L9lifQ,E?42JJlifGaL'3lif0Qi-S?,4EJlifl'.l,ia9 Compliments of POHATCONG HCDSIERY MILLS, Inc. uRetail Sales Room li! 3ifC? .47i'DJifG'5k,'DJX6767bifGT ii'DDifG'T ii'DDif 63li!Q..k J'iQL-E!'-.9Di!D'Dili!Q..-!!-..9li! ?-3-.9li!i5 READ THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL NEWS EACH WEEK IN C5716 was hington Star THE 1944 CACHE PRINTED BY C5716 Stry kefr fP're55 WASHINGTON, N. J. TELEPHONE 410 Q5ilG !'2Nk 1Qlif liff3.'3JitG 5i'ZDlilG 'ik'D Gl Y!Pl'ifQ.uE?fwiJJifQ.uE?4iJJli!KL9li.lC'.l4'q9JifCb3x!-iJJifl5 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION REGINALD JOYCE, President CHARLES B. MELROY, Vice President FRANKLIN RYMON JAMES N. COX ALFRED GROSS RACHEL M. BLAZIER, Principal TRUMAN K. RUPELL, District Clerk Compliments of Washington KKEUW 811117 5lliKG'!'2 lifG J7i'733if6l5lJif?f lif6'T'ik'Dlil6i 0l'ifQ..R?4L9lifCZvEi..DlifK?WlifQl!-'4n1'lifCbE?4i.9lifU Elliott 636. fDe oe COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION LEWIS H. SLACK, President AMOS C. HOAGLAND, vice-President C. CARROLL MEYERS RAY W. FREY JAMES KEARNEY J. CLINE DAVISON, Supr. Principal LEWIS E. GREEN, District Clerl-1 6'7lifG ,?i DlifG !'li'ZJli.ffIl6l5if TWD3if6'7R bliffl l2lilQvE?4JbiCQvE!mD3iCL5!Sl'bQbk!-'m9li! JiQ!27 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '44 J1?ilZ'5 'Diner SUNDAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY IF YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST. PHONE 87 BUS AGENCY RAUB HILL, Prop. FORD FURNITURE STORES BELVIDERE . WASHINGTON fl5i.fG'??'DlifC?f'iH'D3ifCUGllifG .fk Dlif5'57i D3if6I L9li!Q.i-ii4D5ifQvE?4L9lifh5'L9Ji!C2vE!u.9li!Q.n!?4LDli!w COMPLIMENTS OF Washington Porcelain Co. COMPLIMENTS OF 5. dl. Zmmerman., !!IJi!G ?k ?JlifG 7i'QlifM'Illi!G .'f lif6 'J7R D5iff!l I Wli! ?',4L9li.!Q.nE li!M'L9Jif0.uE Q.l1u9liflS SHOWPLACES OF NORTHWEST JERSEY WASHINGTON THEATRE ST. CLOUD THEATRE BEIVIDERE THEATRE COMPLIMENTS OF FOREMOST DAIRIES OF NEW JERSEY, Inc. MILK IN PURE-PAK SINGLE SERVICE CONTAINERS PHONE 674 WASHINGTON, N. J. 0lifG 2i'bl1f6 J7i Dli.KGl5lli!6 ii'ZJlifG'?'ik b3if'!I wlifQnk!a9lifQJ-5!QDliflBL9'Dif ?4iJiiCCi?' lit!!! ,44a9 CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE A Thorough Business Training School NOW LOCATED IN OUR NEW COLLEGE BUILDING Courses for High School and College Gracluates: Advanced Accounting Junior Accounting Business Administration General Business Executive-Secretarial A Stenographic For POSTWAR security plan for cz business careeo' at the Churchman Business College. Member of the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Approved by the Pennsylvania State Committee on Standards for Private Business Schools. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS Free Placement Service. Catalog' mailed upon request. W. E. CHURCHMAN, PRINCIPAL 355 Spring Garden Street Easton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF BRANCH NO. 20 American Federation o Hosiery Wor ers WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY '!llif3'1S'f'DlifG'.'2R'SJiff3HDiIG'5?D31f6'?'?i. DlifQ? L'DifCL-E!4L9lifQl?-L93iCLS!9DifQ,k,f5u99'if 5u9biQl2JV f Q K 1hlt A'l'6'l' M f f q 9171 fl lr f I. C511 'wfQf 0 ffffgln ufnrfn fem run! twin! KCZMM PIU fn fly, can COM PLIMENTS OF A FRIEND G'!li.f6 ?S'1'D?i!TE'2i'DIi.ff3B9ifG 7H D5ifC?'2 JifC3 l9li!Q.nE?-L9lifQ.u!,!n.9lifI9HJbifQ.uE4'-.9lifCLk,4n'..95i!lJ COMPLIMENTS OI' OX-WALL PRODUCTS MR. AND MRS. NIANUFACTURING WALTER J. OLIVER COMPANY OXFORD, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 S. M. TRESSLER DR. W. E. AUER GIlilG'fk blifG .?'xi ZDliff36l5ifT'!'i lifG'!'f?'3li!6'l Qlif Zm9lif5-5f-L.9li.fl5DJif !46Jif li!D Graduation time is time to have those precious tires recapped. + + + Have them done now at VENABLE Sz THOMPSON Phone 155 Washington, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HIXSON'S SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE H1944H COMPLIMENTS OF J ENSEN'S SODA CLUB WASHINGTON NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF VOSSELLER'S SUGAR BOWL 4Ilif6'!'ik'bl'if i bli!t3SlJi!G '.? Jif6T'ii'DDif6'l l9l'iQLi-5!419YifQ.nE5m9?i!6L9JiQCL-k?-LDJi!?.i-55'u.9liflB BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '44 J ERRY'S THE HSTARDUSTERSH MEAT MARKET The best for less CAROL DOC HARRY BEULAH TED BURDY 67 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE BILL WASHINGTON N J SONNY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH E. SMITH WILLIAMS PAPER And FINE HORSES ' PRODUCTS AND MULES A bury, N. J. Ph H mptovn 336 l Qlit6'E'ik D3if k'bJifQ.'3Jit6'.'iR 0Dif k. DJi.f0 W1if 29lifQv2f4L95ifU'wlifQJf-i 7lif3EfQ9,iU3 MEEKEHIZVS PHARMACY + RESCRIPTIONS ROMPTLY 3 BI'O3.d Street ROPERLY W3ShIHg'tOH, + LILY M. SMITH Phone 207 Sunday Hours 9 A. M. to 12 Noon 5 P. M. to 6:30 + WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF BURD CHEVROLET EAST WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP P.-T. A. 6llifG'.4'7i1QlifG'.7S'f'0lif67G!Fi!GT'ii 3lifG'.??'3liK6? Bli!LuEf,5'u.9lif ?-i4.9li!Ew Q.nR?4L.9li! ?-k9lifI2 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON POST, 103 AMERICAN LEGION BEST WISHES MARY DAMELIO We'll help keep the home fires burning- When the Lights Come on Again Keep our wheels turning FINEST GRADE OF LEHIGH ANTHRACITE COAL WALTER E. ROY Route 24 BROADWAY, N. J. Phone Wash. 273-W-1 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB cl:xfc:'a1v'a:xfc'vTx-'a:xrmsrzm1c:'yw'aJxfc:'-yx-'mxxfo wli!Q.nS!u.9lifChuE4'4..9lifISl.93if i9lifQ,Q?4L9lifl3 H. E. REESE COMPLIMENTS + PETTY'S SERVICE STATION Buick Sales and Service + STATE HIGHWAY 11130 HAMPTON N J WASHINGTON, N. J. , . I PHONE 291 Keep up the Spirit Keep up the Smiles B t k th F1 u Aiigyinl ag l An Alumnus of Best wishes and congratulations to the graduates of 194.4 Thirty-plus Years L. A. LANCE Ago TRUCKIN G SERVICE Park Hill Rd. Phone 382 WASHINGTON, N. J. 6lli2E'?'.4Yi DDif?5'ik'DJifGl9Ji.f?'iR'D9if6'T'i?WD3iff3 wlifbif-LDlif ?L9lifUW Ji!QuE?4JlifQl.?4L9liU9 GROFFS' SONS, INC. +++ DRY GOODS WINDOW SHADES WALL PAPER VENETIAN BLINDS DEVOE PAINTS + + + PHONE 64 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd Wyckoff V a RUSH 8: SINKWAY, Inc. PLUMBING Sz HEATING + + + LOWE BROS. PAINTS DELCO OIL BURNERS STOKOL AUTOMATIC STOKERS PHONE 432 COMPLIMENTS OF TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION RT. 30 sl YOUMANS AVE. HARRY S. BLACK, Prop. G7li!6'E'ik'DlifG'.7R'Qliff367lifG !'iRxfZDli!G'.? lifCl wixcbmanxxfeknmmxrwmzxcbmamxifbmgzszxcw BEST WISHES MARY LOUISE l MEEKER Mezzo-Contralto TEACHER OF SINGING I K Compliments of W l l PALHMERTON COCA-COLA F V BOTTLING COMPANY Washington, New Jersey Phone 472 HARRY L. SMITH District Agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee +++ THE Dividend Paying Company of America 4 + 0 3 W. Stewart St. Washington, N. J. Phone 216 Best Wishes and Congratulations Class of '44 +++ HOAGLAND AND CLARK, INC. + + + OXFORD N J Q LICENSE BUREAU BLDG. I li! 'l5ifG?i Qli.fG'.fT'Dlif6If3 G iT'DlifG'7i'DJifGl UJifQl5'u9lifQmE2Dlifl1?L9JifQpE!4iJ5if !4.9liflS COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON AUTO PARTS Compliments of ARTHUR E, FLIEGAUF JEWELER WATCHMAKER WASHINGTON, N. J. Success and Best Wishes to the Class of '44 DAMELIO'S TRUCKING SERVICE Driveways Can Be Dangerous To Precious Tires Let Us Fix Yours Now MINE ROCK-WHITE GRAVEL BANK RUN-WASHED SAND STOVE AND FIREPLACE WOOD T. E. EVANS 6 Prospect St. Washington, N. J Tel. 605 O UllifG?k'5DDi!G .5 l'ift38!lJ'i!G'!'i l'i! li!0 l9li!4Li-5?-L9lifLR5u9li!l9b9JifQvE!-L9lifQnE!-3JliflB GRADUATES: The man who wins is the man who works. Who neither labor nor trouble shirksg Who uses his hands, his head, his eyesg The man who wins is the man who tries. May this truth inspire you to continue your s u c c e s s f ul accomplishments throughout your life. We congratulate you on the successful passing of your first major milestone. LWASHINGTON BUILDING Sz LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, N. J. U25 years of profitable operation for its shareholders and service to its community COMPLIMENTS OF Councilman and Mrs. Clarence H. Ackerson FRANK RYMON Sz SONS WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 796-M-1 ,W Oliver Farm Equipment Blizzard Ensilage Blowers Garden Tractors Power Lawn Mowers G. M. C. Trucks Goodrich Tires Surge Dairy Equipment Greetings and Best Wishes from CONSUMER-S' RESEARCH, INC. Gl3'i.lG'!'ii DDifGfi'f'0JiC67!lbifG'?'ik'D1ifG .?Y'Dlift5 L'PJiKQgkf',4JJifQl?-L.9DifL'DU'lifQl?-JlifQmE?4L9lifl2 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. T. E. LISOWSKI 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 JEROME H. SIMON Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Pumps, Farming Implements, Paints and Oils, Floor Coverings and Bedding. OXFORD, N. J. Formerly Raymond Rush Phone 27-R-21 Telephone 284 Good Food - Excellent Service CHARLES' RESTAURANT We Serve Only The Best 52 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT KUEBLER COMPLIMENTS or SLAVIN'S MARKET Wall Street, Oxford, N. J. Compliments of Authorized Essotone Distributor of Warren County HARVEY O. STIRES OXFORD, N. J. Phone 32-R-14 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. RAY FREY oxFoRD, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 44 FRANK KOEHN BLACKSMITH OXFORD, N. J. TO THE CLASS OF '44 BEST WISHES SEYMOUR S. KIMMEL, M.D. OXFORD, N. J. 9lifG ik'DlifGT 4Ji Dlif6'iZ3JifG ?H BJifG?.7?DlifQ QJifLk!A.9JifQ.nE!'-J9liflBL93iQQvE5g9Dif?.uXl43u9ii!lB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 KIWANIS COMPLIMENTS OF R. D. STEVENS BARFKNECHT Sz FLEMING 217 West Washington Ave. Washington, New Jersey Pontiac Sales 8z Service COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY CALIFORNIA MARKET Birds Eye Frosted Foods Prime Meat Fruits Vegetables PHONE 457 COMPLIMENTS OF STEINMETZ FEED STORE Broadway, N. J. Telephone 108-W-1 Give your poultry and cattle a treat with Wayne I. O. Feeds DOT and JIM MADDOCK BEST WISHES THE MARIAN SHOP 16 West Washington Avenue Washlngrton, N. J. Phone 695 1 BEST WISHES TRI-HI-Y . OXFORD PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 0bifG?i'DJif6'Ek DJifG7UlifG'.7i DJifG'.4'7i'.WDifC1 lDlifQnk?4LDlifQnE?4h9l if0I2JiKQu'Q?',4ED1ifQnE!4L.9li!U BEST WISHES OF ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH ASBURY FILLING STATION and LIGHT LUNCHES Best Wishes to the Class of '44 CHARLES W. POTTER, M.D. COMPLIMENTS OF BAYLOR'S RESTAURANT ALL AMERICAN COOKING HOMEMADE PIES AND CAKES 15 W. Washington Avenue Washington, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF JACOB A. SMITH ' Route 24 Broadway, N. J Phone 402-W-1 Esso Gas 8: Oil Verified Esso Lubrication COMPLIMENTS OF T. S. CAWLEY FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES Asbury, N. J. Phone Hampton 332 Asbury Parent-Teachers' Association R. M. HOLLEY STATIONERY The Biggest Little Store in Washington COMPLIMENTS OF VILLA ROLLER RINK Broadway, New Jersey Route 24 J. S. HOWELL SL SON GENERAL STORE BROADWAY, N. J. PHONE 108-W-2 Clli!6 .ik'Tlif E'b3i!-'3f!IJifG'7k D?ifG ! 4lk'bli!m 6li!Qnk?-L9li!Q.uE?4L9lifl9h!l'i!Q6-S1Jli!?.uE?4L9li!0 OOMPLIMENTS OF MAJOR Sz MAJOR PLUMBING - HEATING OIL BURNERS CONGRATULATIONS Wyckoflvs Atlantic Service W. Washington and Lincoln Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 618 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Standard ESSO Dealer New Village Esso Servicenter Lubrication--1A4 Hour Battery Charging Atlas Tires, Tubes Xz Batteries- OOMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON DAIRY Accessories 102 E. Washington Ave. Ph Ph'll' b 5-3027 R t 24 . C. Eliertf Blfipfug New Vi11ag3?I5.J. Washmgtony N- J' WASHINGTON COAL Sz SUPPLY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE COAL - D., L. Sz W. ANTHRACITE GEORGE W. FLEMING Geo. W. Fleming, Prop. Phone 29 STOVER'S PHARMACY A Good Drug Store WASHINGTON. N. J. CLARENCE E. STOVER A Graduate Phone 42 MACICS SHOE REPAIR EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING We Call For and Deliver 23 WEST WASHINGTON AVE., WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 438-J COMPLIMENTS OF DAILEY'S GROCERIES The Store with more for your money. OOMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD TICE Realtor and Insurer 10 South Front St., Easton, Pa. Ili!G .7H'DlifG'!'ii 'Dlif9f3Qi!6 .47H'Dlif6'.7H'Dlil0 l9li! !-'4.9 QA-5?-8liflD!9 0.5-S29lif ?4i.9li!l? COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL BLACK COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. David Balfour COMPLIMENTS OF ROY BURD Your Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer COMPLIMENTS OF F. L. SUTTLE ELECTRICAL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF H. A. COHEN'S SONS Washington, N. J. E. JEAN REAVES 1919 GEORGE T. REAVES, III, 1944 MARILYN L. REAVES 1946 KOWITZ FURNITURE 22 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. SIDNEY D. BROOK 3 BELVIDERE AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. HARDWARE MOORE PAINTS - WALLPAPER GLASS -- SEEDS Phone 270 Success to the Graduates WASHINGTON MANUFACTURING CORPORATION CRAMER'S FAMILY SHOE STORE X-RAY FITTING 34 E. Washington Ave. WVashington, N. J. 6llifC?7 lif1?S Rliff3!3Dif6fk D9if?!'ii'bli!6 Q3JifQnEf',-L9JifQv!5'u9Jif6KJJiCQ5-5f',4JlifQ.iv-55a.9Jifw CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '44 O-. R. WARMAN 85 W. Stewart St. BEST WISHES CARL W. COOK General Insurance INSUURANCE 41 N. Lincoln Ave. Phone 621 Washington, N. J. Your Men's and Boys' COMPLIMENTS OF Wear Store A FRIEND RIDDLE Sz TOMER WASHINGTON, N. J. Congratulations THE PROGRESSIVE COMPLIMENTS OF MARKET 16 EAST WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 663 Congratulations to the Class of '44 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. R. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hansen COMPLIMENTS OF ALEXANDER P. NAGY Life Insurance Agent WM. H. DEREMER Sz SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS KL BUILDERS Floor Sanding a Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY DEALERS fl3ilG'.fX'Z3lifG ii DJil66'lliKG'.7 DifG !'2 lifQ X. l9li!QJ-55L9lifQ.uE?4g9lifl9KPli!QvE!43JlifQni-5!u.9liK0 COMPLIMENTS OF RUTHER'S PHARMACY OXFORD NI-:W JERSEY HARRY CHRISTINE COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR C. ZUCK COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH'S SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 EDWARD E. STOVER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW COMPLIMENTS OF HOWELUS NEWS STAND H. Mutchler, Proprietor 13 BGIVIKIGFQ Ave. Phone 468 Washington, N. J. ALICE SMITH FLORIST Phone 768 BEST WISHES HAZEL HUMMER '14 BETTY HUMMER '41 WASHINGTON COMPLIMENTS OF ARTIFICIAL ICE FLOYD H. KENT COMPANY 6iDi! i 0lif i 6bif6799if6'? 1T'DbifG'.7 lilQ D1ifQ.nE lifQv!Zw9li!Ii-'L9JifQ.nE!-JlifQl?4JlifW MILLETT'S ESSO SERVICE Tel. Wash. 421 E. Washington Ave. Circle, Washington, N. J. YOUR HANDY ESSO STATION Fast, Courteous Service COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WILLEVER AND SLOAN COMPLIMENTS OF' Real Estate-Loans-Insurance C. R. ANDERSON I ANDREVV LaPR1NO ' 149 E. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Phone 359 Compliments of MARLATT'S MARKET KENNETH MCCORMICK, Mgr. --ICE NEVER FAILS' ' GROCERIES-VEGETABLES C. Knerr, Prop. FRESH MEATS Phone 257 59 Youmans Ave. Washington, N. J. Vanatta St. Phone 385 WASHINYGTQN GREENHOUSES WEVSTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE HENRY BASS, Prop. ' STORE Say It With Flowers 22 W. WASHINGTON AVE. 282 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON' N' J' Washington' N' J' M. Iforwall, Owner' I , , -,.E,,, Compliments GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATES CRESSMAN SERVICE to Class of '44 A GRADUATE , Printing and Commercial Art Class of '22 . Phone 237-W I 60 State Street Washington, N. J. 67DiKGT iDiQJ'iC6'i lif6.'3JiC?'iS'2DifG',7S'1'?Jif0 Dli!Qlf',434.9Ji!CLl?,4ig9li!lBwli!Qv!?4L.9Jif !4'u.9lifl2 COMPLIMENTS OF GRUVER'S NEW VILLAGE, N. 'J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WASHINGTON FEED STORE CASE FARM IMPLEMENTS Upper Belvidere Ave. JAMES LaRUE AND SON COMPLIMENTS OF DELVON M. WOODRUFF Bricklayer and Plfnsterer 38 W. Stewart St. Washington, N. J. Phone 89 NEW VILLAGE MEAT MARKET VEGETABLE and GROCERY A. ROSSINI COMPLIMENTS or ST. CLOUD HOTEL COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES E. MAZZA ROUTE 30 WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 730 Gulf Gas 85 Oil Lubrication COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON HARDWARE CO., INC. Phone Washington 660 or 661 LOUIS BROOK, INC. Lumber, Coal and Building Supplies WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY OPDYKE'S TYDOL SERVICE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 498 Veedol and Tydol Gas and Oil Gould Batteries General Repairs Best Wishes to the Class of 'M RUTH A. WELLER Teacher of Piano Cl3ilG '.7i'Dlif6'.'2 5if0.'3lif6 !'i Ji!G 7k'ZJli!Q wlitbki-Lwifftmkf ii ,449 Phone Washington 402-R-1 BLAINE J. HIXON Dealer in Superior Scranton Coal BROADWAY, N. J. JifQ,E29lif liU9 ESSO CIRCLE SERVICE Service with a Smile ELMER G. PROUTY, Prop. Esso Products - Atlas Tires Greasing - Washing and Parking AT THE CIRCLE MIKE'S AUTO BODY SHOP PAINTING and COLLISION WORK Route 30 Washington, N. J. Phone 141 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OLD HOMESTEAD BAKERY 77 East Washington Avenue Washington, N. J. STEWART CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE We Buy Good USED CARS BELVIDERE, N. J. Phone 34 MODERN VALET SERVICE William S. LaRiew Washingtorfs Only Dry Cleaning Plant Offers duPont Processing Pressing Repairing Call and Delivery Service 60 E. Washington Ave. Phone 622 ZIELSDORIWS GARAGE REPAIRING MOBIL GAS AND OIL ROUTE 30 NORTH OF CIRCLE PHONE 423 WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN HOAGLAND COMPLIMENTS BANKS E. MOYER STOCKS-BONDS REAL ESTATE COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK'S BARBER SHOP 69 East Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Cllit HQ ? 4!S f'0Difl35?li.K?'i Q i'ZblifG'.? lift3 DlifQ,!!-L.9lifC2nki..9lifEwlifQpE5q!llifCb!?-L9lifw W. A. CATTELLE COAL AND LUMBER CO. Belvidere Ave. and Morris Canal COMPLIMENTS OF Coal and Everything in Lumber, Sash, Doors, Tile, Pipe, Slate, Cement, Lime, Wall Plaster H- W- ECKEL 1 Best Wishes to Class of 1944 Class of ,06 AL'S BARBER SHOP Pres-ent! 'Mlr5:1Wi ' 'A' sl, Ul?lG. 47k'DlifG'?S'1 bliK66lJi!G7'i?b5i!G'7? 'Dlif6l O -Wft2'i 5QWSEQ5 P'-!'1QQ1e'32'SliI:.i?W I-wif -li. 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