Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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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

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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'

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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