Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

“ — — Washington High School Seal i Last year the above design was selected by the entire student body as the standard school seal. The sheaves of wheat in the upper left-hand corner of the field represent the agriculture for which The Garden State and Warren County are famous. The section on the upper right symbolizes Warren County's industry. The lower part is a reproduction of the school tower. On either side of the crest are torches of knowledge. The 1946 class rings are the first to bear this seal, which will appear on the rings of all future classes. This year emblems and kerchiefs displaying the seal were sold. It is expected that in the future the seal will be used in numerous other ways. Washington Elementary School Oxford Elementary School [2] Asbury Elementary School The Seniors of Washington High School Washington, New Jersey Present The Cache —1946 m THE STRYKER PRESS WEST CHURCH STREET WASHINGTON. NEW JERSEY PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK BY M INASSI AN STUDIO FOREWORD We, the class of 1946, present in this year's Cache the story of our senior year at Washington High School. We have been the adult class this year. We have watched each other in the painful and pleasurable process of growing up, and in doing so have learned to appreciate ourselves and each other as individuals. Now we are leaving school. Each of us is starting out to go his way, to assert himself in the world, to earn his livelihood, lhis edition of the Cache is a tribute to the memory of our last year together as a group of ' school kids. CONTENTS School Seal -Home to High -Foreword and Contents -Dedication .... Our Elders....................... Our Town - As the Seasons Roll 9 'til 3......................... Seniors ......................... Juniors.......................... Sophomores....................... Freshmen......................... Our Underclassmen 3 'til 3......................... 8 til 11......................... Alma Mater High to the Future Subscription and Typing Committees Subscriptions.................... Page 1 2-3 4 5 6-10 11 12-13 14-30 31-42 43-44 45-46 47-48 49 50-63 64-66 67 68-69 70 71-120 [4] DEDICATION The class of 1946 dedicates this year's edition of the Cache to our janitors, George Lunger and Felix Smith. Every autumn Gippy” and Smitty” put up the snow fence and mark off the football field in preparation for the season’s games. At the first sign of cold weather they start the fires and keep them going until spring brings warm fair days. It may snow during the night, but by the time we students arrive, the walks are clean and the ice is sprinkled with ashes. Spring is heralded by the sound of the power mower which drifts through open windows. Every day by three o'clock, they can be seen cleaning classrooms and halls. Wc appreciate their unselfishness in giving up some of their few free hours in the evening so that wc may hold dances and other school activities. Wherever and whenever help is needed, be it a refractory locker or a non-cooperative shade, the call goes out for Smitty” and Gippy.” Despite all our demands on them, they greet us always with a smile and friendly word. In fact, we feel that Mr. Lunger and Mr. Smith are an indispensable part of our school and our school life, and we take this opportunity to tell them publicly of our appreciation. Cip in action'. Could this be heaven? George Lunger Felix Smith If Gregg Blackwood v Roland P. Borden Charles Cornish Robert Kuebler 1946 Members of the Board of Education Hazel M. Hi mmfr Washington Public Schools Washington, N. J. Elmer R. Miller Laurance Stofp Forrest Min er OUR SCHOOL FACULTY The lights of civilization are being rekindled throughout the world. The darkness of war, greed suffering, and famine is being driven from the earth. Mankind must learn the art of living together before it is too late. Civilization must move forward. It is your challenge and your responsibility as students to help build a better world. May you succeed where we have failed! May the guidance received at Washington High School enable you to play nobly your part. We are counting on you. Joseph W. Howe Supervising Principal When the atomic bomb burst in Japan, men suddenly became aware that they were to live in a world with undreamed of power for good or evil. This event made it urgent that we educate ourselves to control this power if we are to live in peace and happiness. It is up to you to see that we do not let atomic power work for evil. The world is changing; you must change with it. See to it that these changes do not dissipate the sources for good of all that has gone before, as the explosion in New Mexico vaporized the steel tower. In America you have the opportunity to protest or approve. Use this power intelligently at all times when you hear of injustice. Remember that true happiness comes through service to others and loyalty to your home, country and church. Donald H. Fritts Principal £7] Mary L. Bierman Commercial John Bodine Manual Arts Hazel Branch Girls' Health John J. Goles Boys’ Health Cora R. Bowers Librarian, Latin Mary T. Harle French, Spanish Fay A. Jensen English Kathryn Kuntz Art Arved Larsen Instrumental Music [8] Julia S. Meaker Science, Adviser to Senior Class Dorothy G. Mulkey Commercial, Adviser to Senior Class Matilda Oliver Science, History Charles Ostrander Agriculture Ilk Clifford Pursell Manual Arts Evelyn E. Stone English Charlotte Sommers Music Helen B. Stone English, Problems of American Democracy [9] Joseph Steinhardt History Jean Troxell Home Arts Ruth I. Weller Mathematics Robert Wendland Science, Social Science Emma G. Castner Office Secretary Harriet B. Rush Child Hygiene Nurse Dr. Charles Potter School Physician Dr. H. H. Davis Athletics Department Physician C 10] OUR TOWN Pictures by Miuassian m r n First Row: Left to Right— George Lunger, Edgar Woolf. Second Row: Left to Right — Mr. C. Schaare, Ernest Zelbach-er, Walter Worrall, Marion Simone. Third Row: Left to Right — Charles Winters, William Count, William Stevens, Joseph Deuchler, Henderson Supplee, William Ponce, Mr. C. Jensen, Jack Cooper, Walter Worrall, Edgar Woolf, Ernest Zelhacher, Wil liam Count. First Rou: Left to Right—Mr. Fritts, Kenneth Neidig and Ronald Goerner, Mr. Howe, Miss Castner. Second Rou: Kenneth Neidig and Walter Worrall, Miss Kuntz, Malbea Ann Lauriat, Bernice Alpaugh, Dorothy Potter, William Ponce, Mr. Charles Jensen. Third Rou: Mary Damelio, Vito Paolini, Mildred Quigley, Barbara Cooper, Peggy Baldwin, Verna Apgar, Guess! Agricultural Course Wilbur Amfrman In this course boys are taught new and better methods of farming and the care and repair of farm machinery. College Preparatory Course Left to Right: Marjorie Frey, William Count. The purpose of this course is to prepare students to meet standards of attainment required for college work. Commercial Course Left to Right: Nancy Nicholas, June Tucker. This course, which includes such subjects as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, prepares students to take positions in the commercial field. [14] General Course General B Course (Boys) 1Left to Right: Kenneth Johnson, Alvin Smith. Boys in the General B course are given manual training in the school shop. Emphasis is given to development of practical skills. Walter Worrall This course offers the widest variety of subjects and is especially adapted to the needs of those students who have not decided upon a definite career. General B Course (Girls) Left to Right: Barbara Cooper, Elsie Castner. In the General B curriculum for girls the emphasis is placed upon training in the home arts to prepare these students to assume domestic responsibilities. [15] Introduction to Activities On the following pages are pictures and explanations of the clubs which meet during the activity period. Some of them are clubs which render services to the school. Some supplement certain subjects and make them more interesting to the student. Others are more in the nature of hobbies. Participation in all is entirely voluntary, although not without definite qualifications for membership. Every day except Friday, which is reserved for homeroom periods and assemblies, there is at least one club meeting during the activity period. [ 16] Left to Right: Kenneth Neidig, James Lawyer, Carl Brenner, Ernest Zclbachcr, Raymond Kocstncr. Color Guard Carrying out the tradition started last year, our assemblies are opened with the call To the Colors,” played by Carl Brenner, while flag bearers James Lawyer and Ernest Zelbacher, accompanied by their guardsmen Raymond Koestner and Kenneth Neidig, march into the auditorium. The Color Guard has done much to make our assemblies more impressive. [17] Arista In order to lie eligible for Arista all report card grades must be eighty or above throughout the year. Awards are made according to the number of years a student has been a member. First Row: Left to Right—Lois Borden, Claire Hamlen, Arlene Lee, Marilyn Wyckoff, Elsie Oram, Edna Ron-oski, Marion Cochran, Constance Alleman. Second Row: Jean Borden, Fred Hahn, Norman Boehm, Ruth Grabncr, Robert Kingsbury, Kenneth Neidig, Grace Godfrey, Marjorie Frey. Third Row: Joan Cooper, Catherine May, Margaret Hayes, Edith Roberts, Jean Jensen, Carol Peterson. Builders Club The Builders Club was organized to aid its members in gaining additional shop experience. This group of students used their skill in making the suggestion box, football yard markers, and plastic tags. Left to Right: James Smith, Mr. Bodine, Joseph Piperato, Alan Bowlby, Lester Patrick, Kenneth Swift, Mike Klimko, Jack Cooper, Edmund Bockman, Joseph Bowlby, Donald Bowlby, Ernest Morgan, Melville Kries. [ 18] Art Club The Art Club, one of the new clubs initiated this year in Washington High School, has proved itself worthy of being a lasting organization. All members follow their own interests. The work is varied. Some sketch in pencil; others work in ink. Water color, oil painting and period fashion design are popular types of work, while there are always posters and general school signs to be made. First Ron: Left to Right—Blanche Brown. Edwinna Marshall, Malbea Ann Lauriat, Dorothy Doland, Dorothy Potter, Constance Renigar, Carolyn Woodruff. Second Row: Bernice Alpaugh, Nancy Warren, Robert Adler, Miss Kuntz, Oscar O'Connor. Russell Brown, Bertha Sloan. Kathryn Lance. Third Row: Joseph Bowlby, Ernest Morgan, Jack Scott. Camera Club The Camera Club is comprised of amateur photographers. The members take, develop, print, and enlarge pictures under the guidance of Mr. Bodine, who is talented in the field of photography. The club meets first period on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month. Kneeling: Left to Right—Charles Quigley, Robert MacAllister. Standing: Left to Right— Robert Ford, Vice-President; Enzo Marinelli, Marshall Burdge, Elaine Crichton. Helen Otten, Sherman Cruts, Joyce Opdyke Recording Secretary; Jack Schamp, Margaret Nolan, Mr. Bodine, Adviser. Absent: Ken Neidig. President; Hugo Piagcsi, Treasurer; Enzio Rossi, Connie Garrow, Shirley Ward. Corresponding Secretary; Ronald Goerner. C 19] Commercial Club The Commercial Club, directed by Miss Mulkey, holds its meetings on the third Monday of each month during the activities period. Members were from the secretarial practice and stenography classes. During the various monthly meetings speakers from different First Ron: Left to Right—Rose Kosval, Carole Peterson, Dolores Barron, Dolores Hoover, Jo Dcl-Vecchio, Vice-President; Nancy Nicholas, President; Ann Fiore, Secretary; Eve Hummer, Cellerina Donnini, Jo Bevilacqua. Second Row: Miss Mulkey. Helen Grbich, Darlene Gaunter, Lois Hill, Albina Dcllavcdova, Ludc-vina Rossetti, Joan Saldarinc, Betty Pierce, Betty Seguinc, Shirley Coleman, Alice Naticzak, Carrie Quigley, Edith Bellini, Bertha Sloan. Third Rou: Joyce Julian, Gloria Shrope, Shirley Snyder, Winona Jones. Betty Lou Dillman, Rena Zulauf, Joyce Opdyke, Betty Riddle, Janet Rupell, Jean Stau-gaard, Gloria Saldarinc, Angelina Leggio. Absent: June Tucker, Lois Kcrk-cndall. branches of business were guests. Panel discussions were also held and the members benefited greatly. The other meetings were used to read articles and stories, play games and work on the various awards material contained in The Gregg Writer, a magazine published monthly and of invaluable assistance in vitalizing and making effective the study of shorthand. First Row: Left to Right—Russell Seal, Ernest Zelbacher, Alfred Singley. Robert Hackett, Lewis Baldwin (Chief), Pete Perini, Edgar Woolf, Kenneth Neidig. Second Row: Charles Quigley. Donald Sinkway, Albert Dc-Cresci, Ralph Castner, George Dennis, Frank Hasscmcr, Joe Deuchler, Ray Koestner. Absent: Walter Worrall. Lewis Baldwin Fire Squad The Fire Squad is entirely composed of volunteers chosen by the Student Council and the faculty. Nine seniors, six juniors, and two sophomores are members. These boys have a great responsibility resting on their shoulders. Their main job is to see that everyone is out of the building safely in the event of a fire alarm. They are always on the alert and ready to take their assigned places when the alarm sounds. These boys take charge wholeheartedly of the year’s required number of fire drills. [20] Le Cercle Francois First Row: Left to Right—Rose Kowal, Dolores Barron, Margaret Nolan, Lois Spangenberg, Betty Calamar, Treasurer; Morris Potter, President; Jacqueline Delaney, Secretary; Margaret Hayes, Vice-President; Patricia Berry. SeconJ Ron: Beverly Peterson. Jean Ronoski, William Martin, Alice Natic2ak, William Stevens, Miss Harle, Doris Slater, Martha Bohemian, Gloria Saldarine, Olive Rabcnold, Lois Staugaard. Ah tent: Irene Vlossak. I lie French Club, composed of the members of the first and second year French classes, meets the third Thursday of each month and provides a multiplicity of features including group sinking, games, movies, and social affairs. It forms a valuable adjunct to the classroom by providing, in an atmosphere of cordiality and informality, many desirable activities for which the class time is not sufficient. Pupils become more proficient in the French language and indirectly but definitely learn much about France, its culture, civilization, and significance in contemporary world history. Future Farmers of America This year the F. F. A. has carried on a program to raise money for club activities and club equipment by selling candy, hatching eggs in the club incubator, and many minor activities. The boys have taken an active part in district and state activities. They entered the egg and apple grading contest and won the district egg grading contest, thereby representing District One at the state contest at Trenton. They also participated in the Hoard's Dairyman dairy cattle judging contest and plan to take part in the state contests in the spring. In March the Washington F. F. A. played host to District One for the Annual F. F. A. rally. These boys have also carried on soil testing, blood testing of poultry, caring for orchards, and many other agricultural activities. First Rou: Left to Right—Richard Fisher. George Piperato, Daniel Hayes, Reporter; Robert Godfrey, Secretary; Wilbur Anierman, President; James Smith, Vice-President; Anthony Sbrescia, Treasurer; Larry Collins, Sentinel; John Slack, Conrad Gruver. SeconJ Rou: Frank Ponce, Edward Miller, John Gulini, Henry Becker, Truman Lunger, Mr. Ostrander, Adviser; Marshall Burdge, Ezio Rossi, Walter Cooke, Jay Mayberry, Joseph Tresch. Third Row: John Beruta, Dale Watters, Albert Schaare. Absent: William Smith, Richard Paini, Charles Sabin. r 211 Mixed Chorus � yirnm , 11 t H i t -fc t i. ft � � M t ftt� ft ft t I 1 t «•� £■ t i i I � first Rou: Left to Right—Charles Hann, Doris Heckman, iMalbea Ann Lauriat, Marion Davis. John Cline, Jean Jensen, Mary Alice Opdyke, Bill Wolverton, Nancy Sederquist, Betty Wintermutc. Betty Lou Hann, Ronald Goerner. Second Rou. Betty Morgan, Dolores Julian, Elaine Yates, Frances Eckel, Charles Quigley, Edna Price, accompanist; Miss Charlotte Sommers, Frank Pulsinelli, Raymond Bellini, Joan Hill, Mildred Quigley, Mary Conroy, Ardcl Lozier. Third Rou: Florence Metcalf, Frances Voegele, Margaret Minassian, Margaret Burke, Lois Spangenberg, Gladys Simmons, Mary Becker, Mabel Ritzer, Barbara Cooper, Shirley Mayberry, Peggy Baldwin, Shirley Warfel, Ann Gallagher, fourth Rou: Betty Fedon, Shirley Bowman, Jean Borden, Anna Carnali, Ila May DeVries, Joyce Groves, Alma Van Horn, Margarete O’Dell, Marlene Blum, Verna Apgar, Dorothy Henderson, fifth Rou: Joyce Taylor, Anne Norci, Bertha Heffner, Edith Roberts, Marie Fucci, Evelyn Groves, Dorothy Burd, Pat Berry. Absent: Blanche Brown, Kathryn Lance, Joan Lanning, Dawn Lanning. The mixed chorus was formed this year with sixty members. The first program of the year was at the Thanksgiving assembly. Preparations were made for a Christmas assembly and also for an evening performance but these programs were cancelled because of the early closing of school. The spring concert was presented before Easter vacation. TRIPLE TRIO ORCHESTRA Standing: Left to Right-Jean Jensen, Doris Heckman, Malbea Ann Lauriat, Nancy Sederquist, Marian Davis, Katharine Lance, Mary Alice Opdyke, Betty Wintermute, Betty Lou Hann. Seated: Miss Sommers. Left to Right—Darlene Gaumer, Enzo Mari-nelli, Marilyn Mueller, Sally Cross, Ronald Goerner, Kenneth Ncidig, Anthony Pisani-ello, Miss Charlotte Sommers, Lois Stau gaard. [22] National Honor Society First Rou: Left to Right—Margaret Hayes, James Lawyer, Dorothy Potter, Robert Hackett, Jean Borden, Secretary, 1945; Raymond Koestner, Jacqueline Delaney, Secretary, 1946; Frank Hassemer, Vice-President. Second Rou: Mr. Howe, Supervising Principal; Mr. McKee, Reverend Moore, Grace Godfrey, President; Mrs. Hummer, Reverend Mabry, Mr. Fritts, Principal. Members of the National Honor Society are selected from the junior and senior classes. To become eligible students must first have a general scholastic average of 85 or above. Applicants are then rated on their characters, leadership, and service as displayed in the school and community at large. Students remain working members until just before graduation when they are again rated. If they have upheld the ideals of the society, they are elected permanent members and receive their pins on Class Night. Grace Godfrey, President. Left to Right: Grace Godfrey, Miss E. Stone, Adviser; Jacqueline Delaney, Miss Mulkey, Adviser; Margaret Hayes. 123] Home Economics Club First Rou: Left to Right—Betty Morgan, Joan Tresch. Ardel Lozier. Lillian Sheldon, Betty Baldwin, Vice President; Jean Howell, President; Barbara Cooper, Treasurer; Shirley Warfel. Secretary; Mary Conroy, Olga Trochen, Arlene Watters. Second Rou: Margaret Minassian, Elizabeth Jane Ondyke. Nancy Crouse, Grace O'Bryon, Norma Howell, Miss Troxell, Helen Otten. Anne Gallagher, Frances Vocgele, Mildred Quigley, Angelina Sirianni. Third Row: Darlene Gaunter, Emma Sutphen. Elsie Bowman, Doris Stettler, Arlene Mueller. Jean Sigler, Shirley Feilbach, Janet DeHart, Marlene Blum, Elaine Crichton. The Home Economics Club, an organization of girls who are interested in every phase of homemaking, meets each week with girls doing such projects as they desire. These include cooking, sewing, and craft projects. There are approximately thirty-five active members from all four grades. Membership is open to anyone who is interested in taking an active part in club projects. The club also plans several social functions each year for members and their friends. It is the hope of the officers that this club may become a strong organization in Washington High School. Seated at Tables: Front to Bach—Barbara Cooper, front left; Angelina Sirianni, Elsie Bowman, front right; Betty Jane Opdyke. Sealed at Seuing Machines: Front to Bach—Mildred Quigley, Mary Conroy, Lillian Sheldon, Margaret Minassian. Junior Classical League Last spring a new organization, the Junior Classical League, was added to the group of activities in our high school. The Creed of the League reads: The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, and arts.” Seated: Left to Right—Norma Howell, Malbea Ann Lauriat, Shirley Hassemer, Mary Elizabeth Eckel, Joan Cooper, Lois Spangenberg, Treasurer; Mrs. Bowers, Jacqueline Delaney, President; Margaret Hayes, Vice-President; Olive Rabenold, Secretary; Marjorie Frey, Pauline Becker, Mary Becker, Blanche Brown. Second Row: Arnie Mervish, Murray Cohen, Allan Miller, Harry Cohen, William Barron, Jean Borden, Shirley Ann Bowman. Joyce Taylor, Doris Slater, Marilyn Mueller, Sally Cross, John Cline, Robert Adler. [ 24 ] Library Club Left to Right: Jacqueline Delaney, Malbea Ann Seated: Left to Right— Nancy Crouse, Margaret O'Dell, Doris Lauriat, Betty Calamar, Mrs. Bowers, Margaret Slater, Treasurer; Margaret Hayes, President; Betty Calamar, Hayes, Mary Conroy. Vice-President; Jacqueline Delaney, Secretary; Caroline Johnc, Lois Staugaard. Second Rou: Pauline Becker, Marilyn Reaves, Malbea Lauriat, Edith Roberts. Mrs. Bowers, Mary Becker, Mary Conroy, Lois Spangenberg. The purposes of our club are many. We learn the fundamentals of librarianship, help the librarian in taking care of the library and encourage our fellow students to use books more efficiently. One accomplishment this year has been the assuming of responsibility for the library for two periods each day. We entertained the faculty at Christmas time. We ourselves have had several pleasant social events. The success of the library is due, in large part, to the conscientiousness of each club member. Press Club Under the guidance of Miss Jensen and Miss Bierman the students in the Press Club assemble the school news which appears in The Washington Stai each week. They collect and submit news of club activities and articles to publicize social events of the school such as dances, parties, and money-raising campaigns. These students have gained valuable journalistic experience through the Left to Right: Dorothy Fowler, Miss Bierman, Jean Walsh, Joyce writing of their weekly articles. Shcats, Bertha Sloan, Janet Crisman, Helen Otten, Miss Jensen, Angelina Pisaniello, Joyce Heckman, Elizabeth Rupell, Mildred Quigley. Absent: Betty Wintermute. [25] Bertha Sloan is president of the club. La Alianza Espanola First Row: Left to Right—Bertha Sloan, Gladys Simmons, Janet Rupell, Joe Deuchler, Jean Jensen, Joyce Opdyke, Edith Roberts, Carolyn Johne, Dorothy Burd, Bernice Smith. Second Row: Mary Damelio, Verna Ap-gar, David Lance, Catherine May, Rita Ruszczyk, Miss Harle, Kenneth Neidig. Lawrence Smith, Dorothy Fowler, Marlene Blum, Edna Price. ThirJ Row: Angelina Pisaniello, Joan Saldarine, Carl Brenner. Dorothy Henderson, Bernice Quigley, Jack Willever, Mark Ford, Lois Hill, Stuart Zimmerman, Claire Hay, Frank Pulsinelli. Absent: Doris Bolton, Joel Schneider, Robert Hann. La Alianza Espanola, composed of the members of the first, second, and third year Spanish classes, has drawn up a formal constitution. The motto of the club is Cada cual es hi jo de sus obras” (Each one is the son of his works); its flower is the madreselva (honeysuckle); its flag and coat-of-arms are those of Uruguay. Games and social activities such as parties are held at regular monthly meetings. Two technicolor movies were shown. The primary purpose of La Alianza Espanola is to supplement classroom work so as to increase the students’ interest in the subject and to provide various materials which promote efficiency in the language and add general knowledge of educational value. Typing Club The Typing Club, under the direction of Miss Bierman, is composed of students who wish to learn to type but are unable to fit typing into their regular schedules. They meet once a week and learn to type personal material, such as notebooks and themes, as well as business letters. First Row: Left to Right—Joan Cooper. Joan Stevens, Dolores Julian. SeconJ Rou: June Smith, Russell Brown, Beverly Peterson, Lois Spangenberg, Miss Bierman. ThirJ Row: Marjorie Frey, Olive Raben-old, Mary Elizabeth Eckel, Edith Roberts. Fourth Ron: Pauline Becker, Joan Saldarine. Absent: Kenneth Neidig, Catherine May, Joel Schneider. [26] The Unknowns Firs Row: Left to Right—Ray DeBoei (x) , Grace Godfrey (z), Walter Bolmer (y) , Miss Weller (Significant figure), Russell Riegel. Donald Oram, Joyce Heckman, Elizabeth Rupell, June Smith, Betty Calamar. Second Row: Russell Seal. William Martin, Charles Quigley, Edith Roberts. Berker Boyer, Frank Has-semer, William Stevens, Albert DeCresci, Roy Wiseburn, Ralph Castner, Alan Miller, Jack Julian. Absent: Walter Wor-rall, Edwin Simon, Edgar Woolf. Most pupils who have suffered through algebra and geometry will agree that much of the subject matter was unknown. It remained for a group of juniors and seniors, interested in mathematics, to openly label themselves The Unknowns.” This group meets monthly during activity period. Topics discussed this year were mathematical puzzles and recreations, short cuts in arithmetic, and lives and contributions of famous mathematicians. Officers: x-Ray DeBoer; y-Waltcr Bolmer; z-Grace Godfrey; Significant figure, Miss Weller. Ushers Club The members of this club have worked hard throughout the year collecting tickets, selling refreshments, and distributing programs during all athletic events. The Ushers Club is a service organization which does not receive as much credit and recognition as it should. Seated: Left to Right—Patricia Berry, Doris Slater, Edith Roberts, Joan Stevens, Dolores Julian. Standing: Darlene Gaumer, Marlene Blum, Janice Alpaugh. Bernice Smith, Shirley Mayberry, Betty Wintermute. Mildred Quigley. £27] Student Council Firs Ron : Left to Right- Robert Hackett, Joyce Sheats, Miss Weller, James Lawyer, Edith Bellini, Pete Perini, Dorothy Fowler, Ray Koestner, Miss H. Stone, Joyce Opdyke, Dick Cook. Second Ron: Beverly Peterson, Connie Renigar, Margaret Hayes, Bertha Sloan, Edwinna Marshall, Edith Roberts, Robert Ford, Anne Fiore, Lois Hill, Jean Sigler, Grace Godfrey, Kenneth Neidig, Margaret O'Dell. Enzo Marinelli, Edna Price, Kenneth Swift, Marion Simone, Third Rou: Morris Potter, Carolyn Hart, David Lance, Jean Howell, Lois Kerkendall, Gloria Shrope, Aldenc Stanton, Jacqueline Delaney, Betty Calamar, Ralph Castner, Jean Walsh, Edmund Bockman, Charles Quigley, Barbara Cooper, Robert McAllister, Donald Sinkway, Albert DeCresci, Stuart Zimmerman. Absent: Walter Worrall, Catherine May, Clarence Mayberry, Murray Cohen, Neal Mowder, George Dennis, Norma Howell, Shirley Fcilbach, Joan Hummer, Mary Eckel, Nancy Nicholas, Wilbur Amerman, Lewis Baldwin, Ray DeBoer, Cellerina Donnini. The Student Council is composed of representatives of all organizations and classes, who, as a group, work for the students themselves. They handle all affairs, activities, and assemblies, striving for the betterment of our school. The officers are chosen by the entire student body. During the year, members of our council met and exchanged ideas Student Council Officers and Advisers Left to Right: Miss Weller, Adviser; James Lawyer. Treasurer; Edith Bellini, Corresponding Secretary; Pete Perini, President; Dorothy Fowler. Recording Secretary; Ray Koestner, Vice President; Miss H. Stone, Adviser. with representatives of the Hackettstown High School Student Council concerning the bettering of relations between the two schools. In November, fifteen of our members attended the Twentieth Annual Convention of the State Association of Student Councils at New Brunswick. Ideas from this convention were brought to the entire council and later published in the school news of The Washington Star. The Student Council is responsible for Hall Sentinels, Traffic Squad, and Fire Squad; it has taken care of the introduction of speakers at assemblies; it has been responsible for improving and changing all locker combinations, and it has patrolled our games to maintain order and to prevent damage to our school. The meetings of our Student Council are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, although Executive Committee meets each Wednesday when there is no regular council meeting. [28] Hall Sentinels Traffic Guides First Row: Left to Right-—Betty Calamar, Jacqueline Delaney, Joan Saldarine, Dolores Barron, Hazel Forsythe, Betty Scguine, Caroline Hart. Jean Jensen, Cecelia Forcmny, Grace Godfrey, Edith Bellini. Marjorie Frey. Second Row: Clarence Mayberry, Ray Koestncr, Beverly Peterson, Margaret Hayes, Joan Miller, Albina Dellave-dova. Russell Seal, Robert Hackett, James Lawyer. Robert Hann, Lewis Baldwin, Walter Bolmer, Edgar Woolf. Third Row: Robert Godfrey, Wilbur Amerman, Ray Bellini, Jack Julian, Ronald Stevens, Edwin Simon, Paul Kingsbury, Jack Willever. Neal Mowder, David Lance, Kenneth Ncidig, Russell Riegel. Absent: Walter Wor-rall, Frank Ponce, June Tucker, Joel Schneider. The hall sentinels arc volunteers chosen by the Executive Committee of the Student Council. Their job is to proctor halls and locker rooms and to direct visitors. Fust Ron: Left to Right—Edith Bellini, Jean Borden, Russell Riegel, Shirley Coleman, Grace Godfrey, Olive Rabenold, Angelina Leggio, Marjorie Frey. Second Row: Margaret Hayes, Clarence Mayberry, Beverly Peterson, Kenneth Neidig, Claire Hay. Frank Pulsinclli, Jacqueline Delaney, Charles Quigley, William Martin, Joan Tresch. Absent: Walter Wor-rall, Joe Deuchlcr. The Traffic Squad consists of ten regular members and ten substitutes who are chosen by the Student Council from a list of volunteers. To see that everyone gets to class on time, to regulate traffic, and to prevent accidents are the duties of the Traffic Squad. [29] Cache Editorial Staff Left to Right: Miss Mcakcr, Adviser; Russell Seal, Personals Co-Editor; Ernest Zel-hacher, Editor-in-Chief; Dorothy Potter, Art Editor; Miss E. Stone, Adviser; Marion Simone, Activities Co-Editor; Jean Borden, Personals Co-Editor; Grace Godfrey, Literary Editor. Missing: Walter Worrall, Activities Co-Editor. Under the guidance of Miss E. Stone, Miss Meaker, and Miss Mulkey, these seven seniors, elected by their classmates, gave birth to the 1946 Cache and carefully brought it to maturity. Although it was the cause of much anxiety, they feel that they have reason to be proud of the finished product. Cache Junior Assistants Left to Right: Charles Quigley, Albert DeCresci, George Dennis, Raymond Koestncr, Joyce Opdyke. Beverly Peterson, Aldene Stanton, Margaret Hayes. Left to Right: Dorothy Potter. Raymond Koestncr, Russell Seal, Ernest Zclbachcr. Left to Right: Dorothy Potter, William Ponce. [30] Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Janice Hueber lOYCE S HEATS. Robert Hackett Dorothy Potter Carrie Quigley.. Recording Secretary .....Vice-President .................President .................Treasurer .Corresponding Secretary Senior Executive Committee Seated: Left to Right—Miss Mu I key, Carrie Quigley, Joyce Sheats, Robert Hackett, Janice Hueber, Dorothy Potter, Miss Meaker. Standing: Left to Right—Arthur Schaare, Ernest Zclbacher, Dominic Fucci, Raymond DeBoer. [31] WILBUR H. AMERMAN Bucky Asbury AGRICULTURE Mighty mite .... Prospective army truck driver . . . Chief of the Future Farmers .... Official lab shade puller .... Slick hair comb. Activities: Student Council IV: Hull Sentinel III. F.P.A. I. II. Ill Secretary. IV President; Builders’ Club 111 : Victory Corps I. GEORGE WILLIAM ANDERSON 'Horse Washington GENERAL Set shot artist .... Undisturbed .... One of the Taylor Street Boys .... Mum’s the word! Activities: Varsity Basketball HI. IV: Intramural Basketball III: Varsity Baseball III: Boys’ Night I. HI. IV : Builders’ Club 111. LEWIS GLENN BALDWIN Apple Washington GENERAL Warren County guard .... Rugged physique .... Fire Chief .... Strong, silent type. Activities: Fire S iuad III. IV. V Chief: Varsity Club V Treasurer; Varsity Football III numerals, IV—’W. V ; J. V. Football III: Boys’ Night 111. IV ; F.F.A.—IV. WALTER RALPH BOLMER Walt Washington GENERAL Merry grin .... Star Office .... Galileo’s successor .... Sprightly humor. Activities: J.V. Football III : Intramural Basketball IV; J.V. Baseball II: Boys’ Night I. III. IV ; Math Club IV—Vice-President. EDITH M. BELLINI Edith New Village COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL New Village belle .... “Stu G.” .... Neat .... Sensible .... Serene .... Dares hall hazards. Activities: Student Council Corresponding Secretary IV : Claim Treasurer II : Yearbook Typing Committee IV; Hall Sentinel IV; Traffic C.uide 111. IV; (Hrls Night I. II. HI. IV; Com-nicrcial Club II. Ill, IV ; Chairman Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. 1 JEAN MARIE BORDEN Jeanie Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Famous for her hall escorts .... Self reliant .... Contrary Mary .... Blue eyes and freckles. Activities: National Honor Society III. IV. Secretary III: Commencement Usher III. National Honor Society Convention III: Arista I, II. Ill: Personals Co-Kditor of Cache; I raffic (.uide III. IV : Outdoor Club I. II—numerals. Ill W”. IV; (’.iris’ Night I. II. III. IV: French Club II: (Bee Club I. IV. Spring Concert I; Library Club III; Typing Club II: Junior Classical League III. IV; Cheerleader IV; Twirler II. Ill; Victory Corps I. II: Junior Red Cross I. II: Junior Prom Decoration Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration and Clean-up Committees IV. [32] SHIRLEY ANN BOWMAN Ace Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Animated .... Chatterbox .... Inquisitive .... Pug nose .... Decided opinions .... Impetuous. Activities: Student Council I; Class Secretary I: Yearbook Subscription Committee IV: Outdoor Club I. II. Ill numerals. IV: Girls' Night I. II. III. IV: French Club II: Glee Club IV: Library Club I: Typing Club III: Junior Classical league III; Home Economics Club I: Cheerleader HI. IV; Junior R«sl Cross I. II: Junior Prom Decoration Committee III: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III: Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV; Chairman Senior Christmas Dance Ticket Committee IV. BERKER BOYER •Berk- Washington GENERAL O’Neil’s right hand man .... Shutter bug .... Jumping jive artist .... Sold—$85 car .... Pedal-pusher. Activities: J.V. Basketball III; Intramural Basketball III: J.V. Baseball II, III; Boys' Night I : Math Club IV ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III. SHIRLEY JUNE COLEMAN Port Colden COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL 'Shirley Photogenic commercial student .... Poised .... Edith, June, and Shirley .... “Waitin’ for the bus to come in.” Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel III; Traffic Guide III, IV; Girls' Night I. II, III. IV. - m WILLIAM RAYMOND COUNT Bill Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Future engineer .... Dreamer .... Hen-scratcher supreme .... Smoke rings. Activities: Student Council III: J.V. Wrestling II numerals: Boys’ Night I. Ill; Spanish Club III President: Math Club IV. RAYMOND De BOER Ray Asbury GENERAL Stubborn .... Unpredictable .... Wavy hair .... Sleepy head .... Fudge sundae connoisseur .... Knowing eyes. Activities: Senior Executive Committee IV : Yearbook Subscription Committee IV : Hall Sentinel II. III. IV : Boys' Night I. II. IV : French Club III : Math Club IV : Junior Prom I ecoration Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration and Clean-up Committee IV. MARY ROBERTA DAMELIO Washington GENERAL Shorty’ Big brown eyes .... Attendance officer’s pet peeve .... Telephone voice .... A “designing” woman. Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel III: Outdoor Club I. II. IV; Girlg’ Night I, II, III, IV : Spanish Club II, IV : Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. [33] HELEN MARIE DEL VECCHIO Helen New Village GENERAL Fluttering eyelashes .... Silky locks .... Bobby-soxer .... One of the “Bluebird’s” drawing cards. Activities: Outdoor Club I. II. Ill numerals: Cirls Night I. II. III. IV; Home Eeonomira Club I. II : Junior Red Cross I ; Junior Prom Ikroration Committee III. ROBERT F. DUX Bob Oxford GENERAL VOCATIONAL Versatile football player .... Hates school .... Quick temper .... Specializes in plaid shirts .... Skunk traps and hunting. Activities: Varsity Club IV: Varsity Football III. IV “W : J.V. Football II numerals; J.V. Basketball III ; Intramural Basketball III ; Varsity Track III : Boys' Night I. II. Ill, IV ; Builders' Club III. IV ; Slitters' Club II. HAZEL LOUISE FORSYTHE Hazel Asbury GENERAL Bugs about bingo .... Aspires to be a nurse .... Her office help known to all ... . Tiny tots’ tender. Activities: Subscription Committee of Cache IV: Hall Sentinel IV; Outdoor Club I, II— numerals. III. IV: C.irls Night I. II. HI. IV: (dee Club III. IV : Dramatic Club IV; War Service Committee IV ; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III : Senior Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee IV. MARJORIE ELIZABETH FREY Marjie Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Soft voiced .... Rosy cheeked .... Cyclist .... Understanding sister .... Tiny tots’ mentor. Activities: Arista II. Ill: Class Corresjionding Secretary III: Junior Executive Committee III : Yearbook Subscription Committee IV : Hall Sentinel III. IV : Traffic Cuide III. IV : Outdoor Club II. IV: (lirls Night I. II. Ill, IV; (Jlee Club I Spring Concert II. Ill: Typing Club IV; Junior Classical I oagu© III. IV ; Victory Corps I: Junior Prom Orchestra Committee III : Junior Prom Clean-up Committee III ; Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. DOMINIC FUCCI Dom New Village GENERAL All-State Group I end .... Up for the “House of David” .... Big feet . . . . Lumbering walk .... Pool room shark No. 1. Activities: Class Treasurer I : Senior Executive Committee IV : Hall Sentinel III: Varsity Club IV President ; Varsity Football I ”W . II. Ill, IV ; Varsity Basketball III. IV : Intramural Basketball II; Varsity Baseball I—“W ', II. Ill, IV; Boys' Night I. Ill; Builders Club III; Victory Corps I. GRACE ELIZABETH GODFREY Grace Asbury GENERAL Riegcl Ridge devotee .... Willowy .... Sketches calendar girls .... Avid reader .... Keen analytical mind. Activities: National Honor Society III Vice-President, IN' President; Commencement Activ- ities Usher III ; Student Council II. Ill, IV, Recording Secretary II. III. Student Council Convention III : Arista I. II. Ill; Literary Editor of Cache IV: Hall Sentinel II, IV ; Traffic Cuide III, IV; Outdoor Club I: (drls’ Night I. II, III, IV: French Club II; Math Club IV Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee; Blue Streak Art Staff I: Student Council Party Invitations Committee II ; National Honor Society Convention III ; Columbia Yearbook Conference IV. [34] ROBERT THEODORE HACKETT Spook Asbury GENERAL Spook No. 3 . . . . Grave digger .... Tree expert .... Distinctive lope . . . . Precise printer .... Senior president. Activities: National Honor Society III, IV; Student Council II. Ill Vice-President. IV; Class Vice-President I : Class President II. IV : Senior Executive Committee IV : Hall Sentinel I. II, HI. IV : Fire Patrol II. III. IV; Varsity Club IV Secretary: Baseball III W”, IV: Boys' Night I. III. IV: Spotters’ Club I ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III : Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. BETTY LOU HANN Betty Lou Washington GENERAL Heralded by an infectious giggle .... Curly auburn hair .... Triple Trio soprano .... Turned up nose. Activities: Student Council II: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Outdoor Club I. II. Ill— numerals; Girls' Night I. II. III. IV; Glee Club I—Sprint; Concert. II. Ill- Sextette, IV—Triple Trio; Home Economics Club I. CAROLYNE ROSE HART Kitzy New Village GENERAL B Bushkill Park skater .... Dirty saddles .... Farmerette .... Lives to eat . . . . Good natured. Activities: Student Council IV: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel HI. IV; Outdoor Club II. IV—numerals; Oirls' Night I. II. Ill, IV; Home Economics Club II ; Junior Rod Cross I. JOYCE MARION HECKMAN Washington GENERAL Hecky ii • r Cut-ofT champ .... Pillar of Outdoor Club .... Bedecked with braids Takes to water like a duck. Activities: Student Council IV : Outdoor Club I. II Treasurer, numerals. Ill President W”, IV: (.iris Night I II. III. IV: Glee Club 1 Spring Concert. II. Ill Sextette; Press Club MI. IV; Ushers Club III: Math Club IV ; Home Economics Club I. II Secretary; Junior Rod Cross II. HERBERT A. HOOVER Sonny Washington GENERAL Jaunty .... Drums a la Krupa .... Rug-cutter .... Starduster maestro . . . . Pool room shark No. 2. Activities: Student Councjl I, II: Hall Sentinel II: Boys' Night I. III. IV: Band I. II: Orchestra I: Junior Prom I ecoration Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Advertising Committee IV ; Student Council Dance Clean-up Committee II. JANICE MARIE HUEBER Janice Washington GENERAL Personality plus .... Merry eyes .... Neat .... Ready smile . . . . Becoming blush. Activities: Class Recording Secretary IV: Senior Executive Committee IV: Outdoor Club I. J - HI—numerals. IV— W”; Girls’ Night I, II. Ill, IV; Victory Corps I. II; Senior Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee IV. [35] EVE HUMMER Oxford COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Eve” Flip artist .... Cheerleader with the flying hair .... Flashy smile . . . . Take notice, Hollywood! Activities: Student Council I. Ill: Cache Subscription Committee IV; Outdoor Club I. II; (Jills' Nivrht. I. II. III. IV : Commercial Club II. III. IV : Cheerleader II. III. IV ; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III: Student Council Dance Refreshment Committee II; Cache Typing Committee IV. ARTHUR HUNTINGTON Art Washington AGRICULTURAL Versatile pianist .... Debate enthusiast .... Privately chaufTeured . . . . “He’s In the Army Now.” Activities: Student Council III: J.V. Basketball III: Intramural Basketball III; Boys’ Night I, III, IV ; Press Club II ; F. F. A. I, II, III—President, IV ; Builders' Club III. WINONA MAE JONES Jonsie Oxford JACK JULIAN COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Unique walk .... Placid face .... Rapid speech .... First of the “Trudging Triumvirate.” Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Cliche Typing Committee IV; Outdoor Club I; (Jirls’ Night I, II, III, IV ; Spanish Club III ; Commercial Club II. Ill, IV. Jacky Washington GENERAL “Quarterback sneak” .... Unassuming . . guardian .... “Keep those bottles quiet!” Activities: Varsity Club IV; Varsity Football II, IV—“W ; Varsity Basketball III. IV : Varsity Baseball I. II. HI. IV ; Boys’ Night I ; Builders’ Club III ; Math Club IV ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III. . . On the beam .... Hot corner ANGELINA M. LEGGIO Washington COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL ’Angie’ Olive-skinned .... Willful .... Raven-black hair .... Diminutive .... Would-be painter. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV; Traffic Guide III, IV; Outdoor Club I; (Jirls Night I. II. III. IV : Commercial Club II. III. IV: Junior Red Cross I. ALMA MARIE MAY Alma Washington GENERAL Petite .... Poised .... Coiffure conscious .... Gal with the initiative . . . . Ten o’clock scholar. Activities: Student Council II. Ill convention: Class president III: Outdoor Club I: (Jirls’ Night I. II, III, IV : Library Club II : Home Economics Club I; Junior Red Cross I; Chairman Junior Prom List Committee III ; Chairman Senior Christmas Dance Orchestra Committee IV : “Y” Dance Publicity Committee III. [36] J. ALLAN MILLER ’Abie” Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Argumentative .... Zoot suiter .... Future pharmacist .... Winchell, Jr. Activities: Varsity Club IV: J.V. Football IV; Wrestling I, II. III. IV: Track III: Boys Night I, III, IV : Glee Club III : Typing Club III ; Junior Classical league III, IV : Spotters’ Club I ; Math Club IV; Cheerleader III : Band I. II. ROBERT MILLER Asbury GENERAL Navy’s gain—civilians’ loss .... Noticeable drawl . . . . . Reticent. Activities: Hall Sentinel III: Boys’ Night I, III. Rabbit Clipped black curls NANCY NICHOLAS Nancy Washington COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Conscientious .... Dreamy-eyed .... Comely brunette .... One of the Gardners Court gang. Activities: Student Council IV: Girls’ Night II. III. IV: Commercial Club II. III. IV President : Home Economics Club I ; School Board Banquet Committee I. DORIS BELLE OPDYKE Washington GENERAL Twin I love a parade .... Pin curl expert .... Jensen’s Sunday night faithful Manually dexterous. DOROTHY MAE OPDYKE Washington GENERAL Gold Dust Twin .... Prankster .... Thunder shy . . DONALD F. ORAM Dottie Crooner’s swooner. Slick- Oxford GENERAL Pleasing manners .... Flatterer .... Long experience at the wheel . . . , Distinctive duds .... ‘‘That man’ll sell you anything.” Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel III: J.V. Basketball III: Boys’ Night I. Ill ; Math Club IV ; Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. [37] EVO PETER PERINI •Pete 1 New Village GENERAL Blue Streak Hercules .... Boss .... All state back . . Heavyweight champ .... Fire ball expert .... The gentleman prefers blondes. Activities: Student Council I. II. IV—President: Class President I: Hall Sentinel I, II, III; Fire Patrol III. IV: Varsity Club IV: Varsity Football II— W”; III, IV -Captain; J.V. Football I: Wrestling I— W”, II. Ill, IV : Boys’ Night I. II. III. IV : Spotters’ Club I : Junior Prom Decoration Committee III: Senior Christmas Dance I ecoration Committee IV : Varsity Baseball I W”. II. III. IV. DOROTHY ANNE POTTER Dot Washington COLLEGE PREPARATORY Keenly observant .... Ambitious .... Dulcet telephone tone .... Girl with the slacks .... Decorations by Dorothy. Activities: Student Council III; Arista II: Class Treasurer IV; Junior Executive Committee III: Senior Executive Committee IV ; Art Editor of Cache IV : Cache Typing Committee IV : Outdoor Club I. II—numerals III—“W”. IV; Girls’ Night I. II. III. IV; French Club III : Glee Club I -Sprint? Concert: Blue Streak I: Typing Club III—President: Art Club IV: Home Economics Club I; Cheerleader III, IV : Victory Corps II : Junior Red Cross I. II : Chairman Junior Prom Decoration Committee III: Chairman Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV; “Y‘‘ Dunce Decoration Committee III : Columbia Yearbook Conference IV. CARRIE ANN QUIGLEY Chicle Washington COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Willing .... Efficiency plus .... “Murphy’s” girl .... Sense of humor . . . . Pride of the commercial course. Activities: Class Corres| onding Secretary IV; Senior Executive Committee IV; Subscription Manager of Cache IV : Outdoor Club I: Girls’ Night I. II. III. IV ; Commercial Club II. Ill, IV : Home Economics Club I : Junior Red Cross I : Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III : Senior Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee IV; School Board Banquet Committee I; Cache Typing Committee IV. OLIVE ALYSE RABENOLD Olive11 Oxford GENERAL Brainy blonde .... Modest .... Quiet .... Clever seamstress .... An aura of dignity. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV : Hall Sentinel III : Traffic Guide III, IV : Outdoor Club I. II. Ill numerals. IV—“W”; Girls’ Night I. II. Ill, IV; French Club IV: Press Club II: Typing Club IV; Junior Classical league III, IV—Secretary; Home Economics Club II: Band I: School Board Banquet Committee II. MARILYN L. REAVES Lynn Washington GENERAL P. G. prospect .... Cake baker extraordinary .... Chatterer .... Baby of the class .... Future pulse taker. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV : Outdoor Club II. III. IV : Girls' Night I. II. Ill, IV : Library Club III, IV ; Ushers’ Club III : Home Economics Club I : Junior Red Cross I. CONSTANCE LOUISE RENIGAR Connie Asbury GENERAL Vivid .... Sincere .... Dry sense of humor .... Clever cartoonist . . . . Ardent equestrienne. Activities: Student Council IV; Outdoor Club IV; Art Club IV; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. [38] RUSSELL K. RIEGEL Russ . Washington GENERAL State champion grappler .... Staunch lineman .... Baseball catcher . . . . Solid swingster .... Note the cultivated wave! Activities: Arista II: Cache Subscription Committee IV : Hall Sentinel I. II. III. IV: Traffic Guide III. IV: Varsity Club IV: Varsity Football I. II ,,W' III. IV; Varsity Wrestling I ”W . II. HI. IV: Varsity Baseball I. II W”. HI. IV: Boys’ Ni ht I. III. IV: Camera Club I: Math Club IV; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III. Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. HELEN ELIZABETH RUPELL Lizz” Washington GENERAL Roller skating fiend .... Hasty .... Voluble .... Explosive. Activities: Outdoor Club I. II numerals. Ill, IV W”: Girls’ Nijcht I. II. III. IV: Press Club II. III. IV ; Ushers’ Club III ; Math Club IV ; Home Economics Club I. II : Junior Red Cross II. GLORIA LORRAINE SALDARINE Gloria” Broadway GENERAL Willing typist . . . Unobtrusive .... Efficient commercial student . . . . Cordial. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Cirls’ Ni ?ht I, II. III. IV: French Club IV; Commercial Club IV. ARTHUR E. SCHAARE Digger” Oxford R. D. I GENERAL Cagy eager captain .... Man about town .... Morose .... Pill pool expert. Activities: Boonton Hijfh School: Varsity Football I. II. Ill: Varsity Baseball II: Hall Sentinel III. Washington Hitfh School: Senior Executive Committee IV; Varsity Club IV: Varsity Football IV : Varsity Basketball III. IV : Varsity Baseball III : Boys' Nitfht III. IV ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III : Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. % RUSSELL R. SEAL Seal-Z” Oxford GENERAL Clever .... Diplomatic .... Imaginative .... Ready camera man . . . . Future engineer. Activities: Student Council Convention IV; Cache Personals Co-Editor IV: Hall Sentinel IV: Fire Patrol IV : Boys’ Ni rht I : Math Club IV ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III : Senior Christmas Dance Decoration and Clean-up Committees IV ; Columbia Yearbook Conference IV. JOYCE TERESA SHEATS Sheatsie Washington GENERAL Robust .... Roller rink regular .... Walshie’s perpetual pal .... Ardent senior soccer player. Activities: Student Council IV; Class Vice-President IV : Senior Executive Committee IV; Outdoor Club I. II Secretary numerals. Ill ”W”, IV President Charm; Girls’ Nivrht I. II. III. IV: Glee Club III : Press Club III. IV : Ushers’ Club II : Home Economics Club I. II President: Junior Ked Cross I. II : Senior Christmas Dance Decoration and Refreshment Committees IV. [39] MARION FRANCES SIMONE Ish Washington GENERAL Snappy cheerleader captain .... Trim appearance......litter-bug champ . . . . “Why don’t you yell?” Activities: Student Council IV: Clnss Recording Secretary II: Activities Co-Editor of Cache IV : Outdoor Club I, II numerals. III— W”, IV—Vice-President; Girls’ Night I, II, III. IV; Glee Club I—Spring Concert, II, III : Home Economics Club I : Cheerleader III, IV Captain : Victory Corps I ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III: Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. ALFRED GLENN SINGLEY AIM Broadway GENERAL Singing Wheels .... Stamina .... Co-operative farmer .... Shifty half-back . . . . Future horse doctor. Activities: Student Council II, III: Hall Sentinel II, III: Fire Patrol IV: Varsity Club IV; Varsity Football II ’W. III, IV: J.V. Football I; J.V. Basketball III: Intramural Basketball III: Varsity Wrestling IV ; Varsity Baseball II : Boys’ Night III, IV ; F. F. A. II Vice-President, III. DONALD OWEN SINKWAY Barney Washington COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Temperamental jive jackson .... Plumber’s right-hand man .... Fascinating eyes and curly hair .... Co-Captain of the starving wrestlers. Activities: Student Council III. IV; Junior Executive Committee III: Hall Sentinel III: Fire Patrol III, IV : Varsity Club IV ; Wrestling I W”, II numerals. III, IV—Co-Captain : Boys’ Night I, III : Dramatics Club III : Color Guard III : Junior Prom Decoration Committee III; “Y” Dance Refreshment Committee III ; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. June Oxford GENERAL Willing .... Well-mannered .... Sunny natured .... Book lover . . . . The silent type. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel III; Girls’ Night I, II, III, IV; Typing Club IV ; Math Club IV. LUCILLE ANNIS SMITH Lucy Washington GENERAL Notice girl .... Quaint .... Wholesome .... Hixson’s helper .... “Just in a minute.” Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Outdoor Club I, II: Girls’ Night I, II, III, IV: Spanish Club III ; Ushers’ Club III : Home Economics Club I : Junior Prom Decorating Committee III : Senior Christmns Dance Decoration Committee IV : Y” Dance Clean-up Committee III. SHIRLEY RUTH SNYDER Shirley Oxford COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Football fan ... . Aggressive .... Tricky typist .... Second of the “Trudging Triumvirate.” Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV; Cache Typing Committee IV: Outdoor Club I; Girls' Night I, II, III, IV : Spanish Club III—Secretary; Commercial Club II. Ill, IV : Typing Club II. JUNE AUDREY SMITH [40] LOUISE JUNE TUCKER 'June Broadway COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL Enjoys a good joke .... Affairs of the heart .... Cheerful .... One of the bus battalion. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV; Cache Typing Committee IV : Hall Sentinel IV ; (Jills' Night I. II, III, IV; Commercial Club II Secretary. Ill; Press Club II; Home Economics Club I; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. ROBERT WALLACE Bobby Broadway GENERAL Money-man .... Car-crazy .... Glib .... ’Tween class snacks .... Tiresome schedule. Activities: J.V. Football I, III: J.V. Basketball III, Varsity “W —IV; J.V. Baseball II: Boys' Night I. II. III. JEAN PATRICIA WALSH Walshie ’ Bowers+own GENERAL Irrepressible .... Independent .... Outdoor type .... Fiery femme. Activities: Student Council IV; Recording Secretary III; Executive Committee III; Hall Sentinel II; Outdoor Club I. II. Ill, IV ; numerals II : W III : Charm IV ; Vice-President Outdoor Club III: (Jirls’ Night I. II. Ill, IV ; (Jlee Club III; Press Club III, IV ; Home Economics Club I; Christmas Dance Refreshment and Decoration Committees IV. NANCY WARREN Hampton R. D. I GENERAL Feminine .... Winsome .... Fashion conscious “Little Acorn.” Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV; (Jills’ Night III, IV : Art Club IV : Junior Prom Decoration Committee III; Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. CAROLYN MARIE WOODRUFF Collie Washington GENERAL Steady worker .... Known for her successive staccato sneezes .... Knitting kid .... Interested in building. Activities: Arista I; Outdoor Club I. II numerals. Ill, IV ; (Jirls Night I. II. III. IV ; Spanish Club III; Art Club IV : Home Economics Club I ; Victory Corps I; Junior Red Cross I. II. EDGAR V. WOOLF Woolfie Asbury GENERAL Slow and easy going .... His head’s in the clouds .... Joker .... Wheels his blue Chevvie with abandon. Activities: Student Council Nominating Committee III; Cache Subscription Committee IV; Hall Sentinel II ; Fire Patrol IV ; Intramural Basketball IV : Track Team III : Boys’ Night III, IV ; French Club III: Math Club IV; Band I, II; Orchestra I, II; Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. [41 ] WALTER WORRALL Washington GENERAL Salt Engaging grin grappler co-captain . . Facetious .... Chip off the old block Lead off man for the “Rolling Five ’ Middleweight Activities: Student Council III Treasurer Student Council Convention. IV : Class Treasurer III: Cache Activities Co-Rditor IV : Hall Sentinel IV ; Varsity Club IV : J.V. Football I. II. Ill : Varsity Wrestling I. II. Ill, IV: Hoys' Nitfht I, III, IV : Spanish Club HI; Math Club IV ; Junior Prom Decoration Committee III : Columbia Yearbook Conference IV ; Varsity Hnseball II. III. IV : Traffic Guide III, IV . Fire Patrol III. IV. J. ELAINE YATES Elaine ii Washington GENERAL Pert .... Glib .... Pin curled and bekerchiefed .... Chewing gum snapper. Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV; Outdoor Club I. II. Ill, IV numerals: fairin' Niirht I, II. Ill, IV : Glee Club IV : Press Club III ; Library Club III ; Junior Classical League III. IV. ERNEST J. ZELBACHER Washington Ernie COLLEGE PREPARATORY RENA FRIEDLE ZULAUF Tawny eyes . . . “Trudging Triumvirate.” Inquiring mind .... Navy vet..................Insatiable curiosity .... Cache chief . ... All State Group 1 center. Activities: Senior Executive Committee IV; Cache Editor-in-Chief IV: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Hall Sentinel II: Fire Patrol IV; Varsity Club IV: Varsity Football IV W : J.V. Football III numerals: Varsity Basketball III. IV: W ; J.V. Basketball II: Boys' Ni ht I. II. III. IV : Band II : Color Guard Captain III. IV : Chairman Junior Prom Orchestra Committee III ; Junior Prom Decoration (xmimittcc III: Senior Christmas Dance Decoration Committee IV. Oxford COM MERCIAL SEC)R ETA RIAL . Loyal friend .... Dependable . . Rena Third of the Activities: Cache Subscription Committee IV: Cache Typing Committee IV; Outdoor Club I: Girls Nixht I. II. III. IV : Spanish Club III Vice-President : Commercial Club II, III, IV ; Typing Club II : School Board Banquet Committee III. DONALD A. BURD Berker Washington GENERALB Skating seaman .... Pet study—pigeons .... Lank huntsman .... Cycling paper route man. Activities: Boys Ni«ht I. II. Ill; J.V. Football I. II. Ill: Intramural Basketball I: J.V. Basketball III: F. F. A. II. ♦ HOWARD R. TICE How-How Pleasant Valley GENERAL The blonde sailor .... Man with rhythm .... Possessor of the little red truck and THE St. Bernard .... Distinctive wrestler .... Fun-loving. Activities: Junior Executive Committee IV: Hall Sentinel II: Varsity Football II— W . III. IV; J.V. Football I numerals: Varsity Wrestling I W . II. III. IV Captain: Varsity Baseball III. IV: Boys' Nipht I. II. IV: Glee Club III: Builders' Club II. Ill: Dramatic Club IV: Spotters' Club II: Victory Corps II : Junior Prom Decoration and Clean-up C-ommittec III, IV. [•42] The Junior Class Junior Class Officers Junior Executive Committee Left to Right: Albert DeCresci, Vice-President; Beverly Peterson, Treasurer; Jacqueline Delaney, Recording Secretary; Janet Crisman, Corresponding Secretary; Joyce Opdyke, President. Seated: Left to Right- William Martin, Janet Crisman, Corresponding Secretary; Beverly Peterson, Treasurer; Joyce Opdyke, President; Jacqueline Delaney, Recording Secretary; Aldene Stanton. Standing: Albert DeCresci, Vice-President; Raymond Bellini, Margaret Hayes, Ralph Fiore. 103 First Row: Left to Right--Bernice Quigley, Dawn Lanning, Irene Vlossak, Lois Spangenberg, Joyce Opdyke, Lois Hill, Ralph Castner, George Dennis, Connie Garrow, Carolyn Johne, Betty Riddle, Beverly Peterson. Second Row: Raymond Koestner, Elaine Crichton, Betty Calamar, Jacqueline Delaney, Doris Slater, Miss Weller, Betty Roseberry, Josephine DelVecchio, Joyce Groves, Shirley Staugaard, Hugo Piagcsi. Third Row: Duane Alpaugh, Albert DeCresci, Truman Lunger, James Lawyer, James Smith, James Glenn. Alvin Smith. Absent: Robert Wallace. [43] 104 First Row: Left to Right—Dorothy Henderson, Albina Dellavedova, Margaret Hayes, Shirley Ward, Robert Ford, Neal Mowder, Charles Quigley, Patricia Berry, Lois Staugaard, Rose Kowal. Second Row: William Winter, Roy Wiseburn, Betty Fedon, Mary Becker, Miss Harlc, Mary Alice Opdyke, Claire Hay, Edwin Simon, Joseph Tresch. Third Row: William Stevens, Wilbur Detrick, Ralph Fiore, Ray Bellini. Absent: Kenneth Coban, Doris Bolton. First Row: Left to Right—Joan Tresch, Alice Rudy, Margaret Nolan, Edith Roberts, Clarence Mayberry, Aldcne Stanton, Murray Cohen, Carolyn Snyder, Joyce Julian, Mabel Ritzer, Frances Eckel. Second Row: William Martin, Constance Renigar, Nancy Scderquist, Joan Miller, Ludevina Rossetti, Miss E. Stone. Janet Crisman, Alice Naticzak, Betty Lou Dillman, Helen DelVecchio, Richard Fisher. Third Row: Lee Schoonmaker, Glendon Groff, Frank Hassemer, Ronald Stevens, William Barron, Paul Kingsbury. Absent: Kenneth Johnson, William Hadges. [44] The Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Moms Potter, President; Carole Peterson, Recording Secretary; Catherine May, Corresponding Secretary; Richard Fritts, Treasurer; Robert Hann, Vice-President (absent). Board of Education First Row: Left to Right—Emma Sutphen, Gloria Shrope, Cecelia Foremny, Jean Howell, Miss Helen Stone, Lois Kcrken-dall, Cellerina Donnini, Jean Staugaard, Dorothy Stout. Second Row: Anthony Sbrescia, Joseph Cabone, Vito Paolini, Frank Clamcr, John Simons, Henderson Supplcc, Alan Slavin, Joseph Piperato, Walter Cooke, Anthony Edolo, Albert Schaare. Absent: George Boyer, Charles Winters, William Crement. [45] 106 First Row: Left to Right—Bernice Smith, Angelina Pisaniello, Arden Alpaugh, Lois Carlson, Catherine May, David Lance, Shirley Hassemcr, Josephine Bevilacqua, Dolores Hoover, Janice Alpaugh, Martha Bollerman. Second Row: Miss Jensen, Daniel Hayes, Alan Bowlby, Mary Elizabeth Eckel, Joseph Deuchler, Carl Brenner, David Carlson, Betty Seguine, Dorothy Fowler, Alma Van Horn, Carl Edolo, Edward Hayducsko. Absent: Charles Sabin, Parker Twining, Ila May DeVries. Commercial First Row: Left to Right—Janet Rupell, Helen Grbich, Carole Peterson, Richard Fritts, Stuart Zimmerman, Ann Fiore. Morris Potter. Bertha Sloan, Bernice Alpaugh, Darlene Gaumer. Betty Pierce. Second Row: John Simone, Rita Rus-zczyk, Betty Baldwin, Joan Stephens. Joan Cooper, Doris Stettlcr. Mrs. Oliver, Jean Jensen, Joan Saldarinc, Pauline Becker, Dolores Barron, Janet Lynch. Third Row: Joseph Vasko, Lawrence Smith, Arnold Mervish. Douglas Markle Victor Grbich, Edward Miller, Michael Hayduscko, William Ponce, Robert Godfrey, Harry Cohen. Fourth Rou: Kenneth Swift, Kenneth Neidig, Mark Ford, Frank Pulsinelli, Larry Collins, Carl Miller. Absent: Joel Schneider, Robert Hann. [46] The Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers Left to Right: Jack Cooper, Vice-President; Norma Howell, Corresponding Secretary; Richard Cook. President: Genevieve Twining, Recording Secretary; Melville Kries, Treasurer. Library First Row: Left to Right Nancy Crouse, Kathryn Lance, Ardel Lozier, Doris Heckman, Joan Hummer. Betty Winter-mute, Arlene Melbcrgcr, Betty Morgan, Bernice Sutton. Second Rou : Anne Norci, Bertha Heffner, Margaret O’Dell, Dorothy Doland, Mrs. Bowers, Margaret Burke. Malbca Lauriat, Joyce Naticzak, Edwinna Marshall, Mary Conroy. Absent: Elsie Castncr. Home Economics First Row: Left to Right Norma Howell, Lillian Sheldon. Mildred Quigley, Angelina Sirianni, Frances Voegele, Barbara Cooper, Margaret Minassian, Olga Trochcn, Arlene Watters. Second Rote: Marlene Blum, Elsie Bowman, Arlene Mueller, Miss Troxcll, Jean Sigler, Shirley Feilbach, Betty Jane Op-dyke. [47] First Row: Left to Right—Eugene Wood, Marion Davis, Edmund Bockman, Jack Cooper, Melville Kries, Enzo Mari-nelli, Anne Gallagher, Anthony Pisaniello. Marilyn Mueller,Helen Otten. Second Row: Robert Heatter, Grace O'Bryon, Joan Hill, Joan Lanning, Janet DeHart, Mr. Steinhardt, Shirley Warfel, Anna Carnali, Peggy Baldwin, Evelyn Groves, Harry Stevenson. Third Row: Andy Personn, Richard Paini, Ezio Rossi, Daniel Rudy, Lester Patrick, Mike Klimko, George Piperato, Robert Adler, LeRoy Lisk, John Slack. Fourth Row: Robert Blanche, Charles Sigman, Dale Watters, John Gulini, Curt Richards, Jack Schamp, Marshall Burdge, Ernest Morgan, Donald Bowlby, Frank Tigar, Frank Lcggio. Absent: Warren FcntzlafT. 102 First Row: Left to Right—Gladys Simmons, Dolores Julian, Florence Metcalf, Juanita Bartron, Sally Cross, Robert McAllister, Richard Cook, Edna Price, Dolores Oakes, Genevieve Twining, Verna Apgar. Second Row: Robert Miller, Frank Ponce, Jean Ronoski, Shirley Mayberry, Joyce Taylor. Peggy Cunningham, Miss Bierman, Dorothy Ries, Marie Fucci, Blanche Brown, Dorothy Burd. Ronald Goerner, Charles Hann. Third Row: Landis Collins, Clifford Woodruff, William Wolverton, Conrad Gruver, Raymond Ranelli, Joseph Bowlby, Donald Kitchen, Michael La Porta, Ned Gardner, Fred Pulsinelli. Fourth Row: John Beruta, Sherman Cruts, Henry Becker, Robert Dealing, William Smith, Russell Brown, Jay Mayberry, John B. Cline. Absent: Nick Rudy, Alex Smolenski, Oscar O'Connor. LM Our Underclassmen While the responsibility for running most of the school’s activities rests upon the seniors, few projects would be successfully completed without the loyal cooperation of the underclassmen. Their influence is felt in various ways. The annual Soph-Frosh Frolic, held in November, provides an opportunity for fun and for the election of a king and queen of good sports. The classes raise money by various means and contribute a specific amount to the Cache fund. Once in a while an entire service club is made up of underclassmen. This page is devoted to them—as we see ’em and appreciate ’em. Top: Left to Right—Edith Roberts, Robert Ford, Ralph Fiore, James Lawyer, Peggy Baldwin, Lois Kerkendall, Alice Naticzak, Kenneth Johnson, Shirley Ward, Rose Kowal, Raymond Koestner. Middle: Left to Right—Joan Lanning, Shirley Mayberry, Anne Norci, Rene Vlossak, Aldene Stanton, Nancy Sedcr-quist, Josephine DelVecchio, Joyce Opdyke, Constance Garrow, Dolores Barron. Bottom: Left to Right—Mildred Quigley, Verna Apgar. Mary Conroy, Anna Fiore, Dick Cook, Joan Lanning, Dorothy Henderson, Mary Alice Opdyke, Ludcvina Rossetti, Janice Alpaugh. 1. Lady on a horse. 10. Hubba-hubba! 2. The hooded Ford. 11. Frosh sextet. 3. Ruff! 12. A ROSE AMONG the thorns. 4. Need a life guard? Come on, now—smile! 13. Tricky triangle. 5. 6. Alluring Alice. 14. Seats rationed. 7. Carriage empty—Want a ride? 15. Hon voyage. 8. Tonight’s the night! 16. Squinting in the snow. 9. Smiling Through. 17. Dee—delightful. [49] II 7 o j «IC Ae Outdoor Club First Row: Loft to Right—Arlene Watters, Mary Damelio, Betty Riddle, Ix is Spangenborg. Jean Ronoski, Betty Morgan, Ardel Lozier, Dorothy Burd, Juanita Batron, Ann Gallagher. Margaret Minassian, Frances Voegele. Second Row: Doris Slater, Genevieve Twining, Doris Heckman. Marion Davis, Elizabeth Rupcll, Betty Seguino. Aldene Stanton, Treasurer: Joyce Sheats, President: Marion Simone. Vice-President: Janet Rupell, Ann Fiore, Dolores Hoover. Patricia Berry, Joyce Heckman. Third Row: Blanche Brown. Joan Hill, Angelina Pisaniello. Jean Borden. Carolyn Hart, Marilyn Reaves, Shirley Bowman, Constance Renigar. Marjorie Frey. Carolyn Woodruff. Jean Walsh, Olive Rabenold, Janice Hueber, Marlene Blum. Mrs. Branch. Fourth Row: Kathryn Lance. Anna Carnali, Dorothy Doland, Jean Jensen, Rita Ruszezyk, Dolores Julian. Mildred Quigley. Shirley Mayberry, Betty Wintermute, Verna Apgar. Gladys Simmons. Dorothy Henderson, Betty Roseberry, Darlene (iaumer, Edna Price. Nancy Sederquist, Helen Otten, Marilyn Mueller. Fifth Row: Josephine Del-Vecchio. Elsie Castner, Norma Howell, Peggy Baldwin, Marie Fucci. Dolores Barron, Gloria Shrope. Carole Peterson, Joan Cooper, Joyce Groves, Alma VanHorn, Evelyn Groves, Shirley Warfel, Malbea Ann Lauriat, Jean Sigler. Janet DeHart. Sixth Row: Shirley Feilbach, Ludevina Rossetti. Joyce Taylor. Mary Alice Opdyke, Grace O’Bryon, Claire Hay. Edith Roberts. Margaret Nolan. Mary Elizabeth Eckel, Shirley Hassemer, Janice Alpaugh. Bernice Smith, Joan Stephens, Betty Baldwin, Sally Cross. Absent: Dawn I anning, Joan Lanning. Bernice Sutton, Barbara Cooper. Bernice Alpaugh. Arden Alpaugh. Catherine May. Lois Kerken-dall. Ireno Vlossak. Secretary: Joyce Opdyke. Lois Hill. Joan Miller. Shirley Ward. Beverly Peterson, Joyce Julian. Mary Becker. Elaine Crichton. Hnzcl Forsythe, Betty Lou Hann, Olga Trochen. The Outdoor Club is an organization open to all girls who arc interested in all types of sports. One regular business meeting and one social meeting are held each month. Members look forward to their monthly social meetings, which include hikes, picnics, swimming and skating parties, scavenger hunts, and the like. The sports enjoyed are: fall—hockey, soccer, speed-ball; winter—basketball, volleyball; spring—softball, archery. There is a point system under which the girls receive the following awards: 500 points—numerals; 1000 points—6-inch W”; 1500 points—a charm. The senior class genuinely appreciates the generous contribution made by the Outdoor Club to the yearbook fund. Many thanks, girls. Senior Undefeated Hockey and Soccer Team First Row: Left to Right Joyce Sheats, Carolyn Hart, Shirley Ann Bowman. Jean Borden, Constance Renigar, Jean Walsh, Elizabeth Rupcll, Janice Heuber. Marion Simone, Marilyn Reaves, Mary Damelio, Joyce Heckman, Mrs. Branch. [52] Varsity Club First Row: Left to Right Vito Paolini, Frank Hassemcr, James Lawyer, Alfred Singley, Vice President; Robert Hackett, Secretary; Dominic Fucci, President; Lewis Baldwin, Treasurer; George Dennis, Ernest Zelbacher, Russell Riegel. Second Ron: Mr. Stcinbardt. Raymond Koestner, Jack Simone, Charles Quigley, Murray Cohen, Pete Perini. Wilbur Detrick, Neal Mowder, Donald Sinkway, Ralph Fiore, Mr. Bodine. Third Row: Allan Miller, Arthur Schaare, Albert DeCresci, Duane Alpaugh, Frank Ciamer, Jack Julian, Anthony Sbrescia, Richard Fritts, Carl Edolo. Absent: Walter Worrall. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote good sportsmanship. Its membership is open to those boys who have earned their W” in a sport. The members of the club who are graduating this year received sweaters if they had earned at least two letters during their high school career. These boys industriously sold candy to the student body, the teachers, and their families and friends to raise money for their club fund. Part of this was used to buy their sweaters, and a generous portion of the money was donated to the support of the Cache. They have our sincere thanks for their help. Left to Right: Marion Simone, Walter Worrall, Ernest Zelbacher. C53] Cheerleaders Left to Right: Marion Simone, Captain; Mrs. Branch, Adviser. Clockwise: Shirley Ann Bowman, Jean Borden, Dolores Hoover, Dorothy Potter, Eve Hummer, Dolores Barron, Lois Spangenberg. Center: Marion Simone, Captain. Left: Front to Rear Lois Spangenberg, Dolores Hoover, Nancy Sederquist, Eve Hummer. Right: Front to Rettr—Jean Borden. Shirley Ann Bowman, Dorothy Potter, Marion Simone, Captain. The cheerleaders introduced many new peppy cheers this season with plenty of lively actions. They gained full support from both students and outsiders and were present at every game to cheer the teams to victory. Kneeling: Left to Right Dolores Hoover, Dolores Barron, Lois Spangenberg. Second Ron: Shirley Ann Bowman, Jean Borden, Marion Simone, Captain; Dorothy Potter, Eve 1 lunimer. [54] Track Team Front Rou: Left to Right—William Winter, Anthony Sbrescia, Ralph Fiore, Lee Schoonmaker, Vito Paolini. Second Rou-: Edgar Woolf, Mark Ford, Alfred Singley, Frank Hassemer, Murray Cohen, Donald Oram, Mr. Coles. Last spring track was begun on a non-competitive basis. After familiarizing the boys with the difterent types of events, a meet was arranged by Mr. Goles with the Phillipsburg Varsity Track ream. T his experience gave the boys an idea about how the different events worked in dual meets. First Row: Left to Right—Frank Hassemer, Ralph Fiore. William Winter, David Coach John Goi.es Lance, Donald Oram. Second Rou: Left to Right—Edg3r Woolf, Ralph Fiore, William Winter, David Lance, Donald Oram. [55] Front Rou: Left to Right—Russell Riegel, Evo Perini, Dominic Fucci, Gerald Blanche, Mike Fucci, Jack Julian, Arthur Schaare, Berker Boyer, Norman Boehm. Second Rou: Richard Fritts, Richard Kehler, Frank Pulsinelli. Albert DeCresci, Mr. Steinhardt, Coach; Walter Worrall, Fred Herman, Henderson Sup-plee. Morris Potter. Third Rou: Willis Bigelow, Manager; James Lawyer, George Anderson, Douglas Markle, Manager. Baseball Managers Willis Bigelow. Douglas Markle. The 1945 Baseball Team was very fortunate in going through its schedule without losing a game. A break here and there decided a few close games so that they would go our way. Most exciting contests were the games with Phillips-burg and Frenchtown, both of which were decided by one run. Lost to the club through graduation and entrance into the service were Co-Captains Jerry Blanche and Mike Fucci, along with Norman Boehm and Howard Tice. Lettermen were: Jack Julian, Mike Fucci, Dominic Fucci, Evo Perini, Jerry Blanche, Arthur Schaare, Russell Riegel, Robert Hackett, Howard Tice, Norman Boehm. f R ? ® ' our BASEBALL TEAM Baseball Trophy for 1945 First Row: Left to Right—Coach Stein-hardt, Richard Fritts, Berker Boyer, Robert Hackett, Jack Julian, Dominic Fucci. Second Rou t Left to Right — Eva Perini. Walter Worrall. Baseball 1945 Record Washington 9 Blair Academy Varsity 5 10 Easton 3 11 Somerville 2 6 Flemington 5 4 Belvidere 2 10 Hackettstown 0 13 Annandale Reformatory 2 3 Frenchtown 1 7 Belvidere 3 4 Phillipsburg 2 7 Easton 0 7 Hackettstown 4 8 Flemington 3 1 Phillipsburg 0 3 Frenchtown 2 2 Somerville 0 BLUE Left to Right: Sbrescia, Potter. Zelbacher, Singley. MORRISTOWN Left to Right: Lawyer. Singley, Perini, Fucci, Zelbacher. Football The Blue Streaks, for the second consecutive year blasted their way to victory, and in doing so completed a winning streak of fifteen games, crushing such schools as Vineland, Morristown, and Trenton Catholic. As a result, Washington High was honored by winning first place of all Group I, Section 2, high school football teams. Pete Perini received all-state football team honors. Other fellows of the squad who received gratifying honors were: Group I—1st team— P. Perini, Fullback; E. Zelbacher, Center; D. Fucci, End. 2nd team—L. Baldwin, Guard; A. Singley, Halfback. 3rd team— R. Riegel, Guard. As individual athletes, the boys who are graduating will be remembered for the following: Fucci—Our pirate pass catcher. Baldwin—The defense signal caller. Zelbacher— The center of our stalwart line. Riegel—One of our stubborn guards. Dux Look, they’re carrying off another player! Julian—Our blocking back. Schaare—Slippery-hipped Artie. Singley—I’ll give you five dollars for every T.D. Perini— Our triple threat captain, “Doc” Perini. Miller—J. V. Captain. Undergraduates who earned their letters in football and w'ho intend to keep our victorious streak intact are: J. Lawyer, G. Dennis, V. Paolini, A. Sbrescia, J. Gulini, D. Alpaugh, R. Koestner, and A. De Cresci. Front Row: Left to Right deorge Dennis, Anthony Sbrescia, Dominic Fucci, Russell Riedel. Arthur Schaare. Ernest Zelbacher, Evo Perini. Alfred Singley. Jack Julian. I ewis Baldwin. Robert Dux. James Lawyer. Vito Paolini. Second Row: Coach doles. Charles Hann, Duane Alpaugh. David Lance, Rol crt Blanche. Robert Hann. Frank Clamer. Albert DeCresci. Ia� e Shoonmaker, John dulini, Morris Potter. Assistant Coach Bodine. Third Row: Jack Simone. George Boyer. Charles Quigley. Allan Miller. Ernest Morgan. Mark Ford. Clarence Mayberry, Ronald Stevens. Enzo Marinelli, Melville Fries, Robert McAllister. STREAKS MORRISTOWN GAME Left to Right: Sbrescia, Dennis, Unknown, Baldwin, Riedel. Football Schedule We They September 29—Vineland 20 0 October 6—Nazareth ... 41 6 October 13—Roxbury (Postponed) October 20—Morristowm 33 7 October 27— Hackettstown 13 0 November 3—Trenton Catholic 33 0 November 10—Wilson 39 14 November 17— .................... Open November 22—Elemington 21 0 November 28—Roxbury (Night) ............. 19 0 219 27 Football Varsity I'ronl Ron : Left to Right—Robert Dux, George Dennis, Lewis Baldwin, Ernest Zelbacher, Russell Riegel, James Lawyer, Dominic Fucci. Second Ron : Alfred Singley. Evo Perini, Anthony Sbrescia, Arthur Schaare. BASKETBALL Our team this year proved to be an unpredictable one. We started the season by losing the first five games but then went on to show we could win by taking five out of the next six. We reverted to our original form and dropped the next four, but appeared in the winning bracket again in four of the next five. The most cherished wins of the season were the one and two point victories over our traditional rival, Hacketts-town. Another thriller was the 35-32 victory over Bel-videre which clinched the Little Three” championship for Washington. We again participated in the Northwest Jersey Interscholastic League along with five other teams. Our squad finished in a three-way tie with Belvidere and Clinton for second place. Lettermen lost through graduation or by entrance into the armed forces are Captain A. Schaare, D. Fucci, J. Julian, E. Zelbacher, G. Anderson, R. Wallace. Returning lettermen are A. DeCresci, H. Supplee, F. Clamer, M. Potter, L. Schoon-maker. Intramural Basketball Kneeling: Left Jo Right-—H. Stevenson, F. Pulsinelli, R. Goerner. M. LaPorta. First Row: Standing—J. O'Connor, M. Kries, F. Pulsinelli, E. Morgan, H. Bowlby, R. Adler. Second Row: Standing—M. Burdge, E. Woolf, Mr. Steinhardt, R. Hackett, A. Slavin. Basketball—Action Left to Right: Victor Grbich, Robert Wallace, Morris Potter, Arthur Schaare, Captain; Jack Julian, Dominic Fucci. rs Basketball—Action Left to R gbt: Robert Hann. Frank Pulsinclli, Henderson Supplce, Lee Schoonmakcr, Frank Clamcr, Albert DeCresci. Varsity Basketball First Row: I.oft to Right-Jack Julian. Frank Clamcr. Art Schaare, Captain; George Anderson. Henderson Supplee. Second Row: Mr. Rodino, Dominic Fucci. Lee Schoonmaker, Morris Potter. Albert DeCresci. Andrew Personn, Manager. Absent: Ernest Zclbacher, Robert Wallace. Basketball Schedule We They Dec. 10—Somerville 20 42 Dec. 15—Annandale 50 56 Jan. 1—Alumni 42 43 Jan. 4—Clinton 21 42 Jan. 7—Somerville 36 38 Jan. 8—High Bridge 55 34 Jan. 11—French town 39 35 Jan. 15—Flemington 27... 34 Jan. 17—Hackettstown 39 38 Jan. 18—Blairstown 24.... 23 Jan. 22—Clinton 42 34 Jan. 23—Netcong 38 40 Jan. 25—Roxbury 35 62 Jan. 29—Belvidere 30 41 Feb. 1—High Bridge 34 40 Feb. 5—French town 51 50 Feb. 7—Hackettstown 35 ... 32 Feb. 8—Flemington 37... 47 Feb. 11—Blairstown 60 39 Feb. 19—Belvidere 35... 31 Feb. 23—Annandale 35 . . 41 Feb. 26—Roxbury 37... 42 Denotes league games. Junior Varsity Basketball Ix-ft to Right: Edwin Bookman. Frank Pulsinelli. Robert Hann. Joseph Piperato. Ernest Morgan, Victor Grbich. Fred Pulsinelli. WRES AFTER ARMY VICTORY First Ron: Left to Right — Murray Cohen, Donald Sinkway, Co-Captain; Russell Ricgel. Second Ron: Ralph Fiore, Wilbur Detrick, Evo Perini, Vito Paolini, Alfred Singley. Donald Sinkway Co-Captain Wrestling Team Left to Right: Russell Brown, Richard Cook, Arnie Mervish, Raymond R a n e 11 i, LeRoy Lisk, Jack Simone, William Martin, Carl Edolo, Murray Cohen, Russell Ricgel, Ralph Fiore, Alfred Singley, Vito Paolini, Wilbur Detrick, of Wrestling Our wrestling team has completed another successful season by winning nine matches and losing three. Included in our string triumphs were victories over the Navy Plebes, the Army Plebes, and Forty Fort High School. In the state tournament Washington placed second. Russell Riegel was Washington's only state champion. William Hadges, Donald Sinkway, Murray Cohen, Ralph Fiore, and Evo Perini reached the finals and won second place. Every wrestling match was supported enthusiastically by followers of the Blue Streak matmen. Rear Goles, Left to unknow Front: n, Vito Coach Paolini, John Evo Left to Right: Evo Perini, Russell Ricgel, Donald Sinkway, Ralph Fiore and opponents. T L I N G AFTER NAVY VICTORY Wrestling Team Evo Perint, James Lawyer, Ronald Stevens, Walter Wor-rail, Donald Sinkway, William Hadges, Ned Gardner, Charles Hann, Richard Fritts, Douglas M a r k 1 c, Charles Quigley, Conrad Gruver, John Bcruta, George Dennis. A I Walter Worrall Co-Captain First Row: Left to Right—Donald Sinkway, Evo Perini. Second Row: Alfred Singley, Vito Paolini, Ralph Fiore. Third Row: Wilbur Detrick, James Lawyer, Russell Riegcl. Wrestling Schedule 1946 Perini, Alfred Singley, Ralph Fiore, Carl Edolo, Jack Simone. Jan. 4—Allentown Jan. 12—-Forty Fort . Jan. 18—Regional Jan. 21—Northampton Jan. 25—Newton Jan. 30—Allentown Feb. 2—Navy Plebes ......... Fed. 6—Bethlehem Feb. 9—Army Plebes Feb. 13—Adm. Farragut ...... Feb. 15—Abington Home 7:30 Feb. 21—Ros’ll’ P. ..Away 8:00 Feb. 23—Kingston ..Away 7:30 Away 7:30 We Opp. 33- 14 Away 7:30 23-21 Home 7:30 26-13 Home 7:30 Cancelled 8:00 10-23 Home 7:30 32- 6 Away 1:00 23 - 13 Home 7:30 20-11 Away 1:30 28- 0 Home 4:15 34- 0 40- 0 11-21 14-21 Left to Right: Russell Ricgel, William Hadges, Murray Cohen and opponents. first Row, Top to bottom: Junior Prom. '45—Left to Right—Howard Tice, Shirley Sunbury, Willis Bigelow, Dorothy Potter, Herbert Hoover, Fern Thompson, Roy Wisehurn. Christmas Dance, ’45—Left to Right—Dolores Barron, Kenneth Neidig, Nancy Sederquist, Elizabeth Rupell, Russell Riegel, Dolores Hoover, Carl Brenner, Lois Spangenberg. Christmas Dance, ’45—Left to Right Morris Potter, Joan Hummer, Henderson Supplce, Dorothy Potter, Carol Peterson, Roy Wiseburn. Junior Prom ’45— Left to Right—Shirley Ann Bowman. Ralph Fiore, Miss Bierman, Miss Weller, Miss Jensen. Christmas Dance, '45—Left to Right—Pete Perini, Rose Baumann, Henderson Supplee, June Lynch. Second Row, Top to bottom—Christmas Dance, ’45—Left to Right—Nancy Warren, Wilbur Detrick, Betty Lou Hann, Hugo Piagesi. Victory Dance. Hackettstown—Left to Right—Raymond Koestner, William Burke. Christmas Dance. 45—Left to Right Russell Riegel, Dolores Hoover. Christmas Dance, ’45 The Stardusters” with Herbert Hoover at the drums. Third Row. Top to bottom: Christmas Dance, ’45—Left to Right—Donald Sinkway, Rose Baumann, Jean Borden, Ernest Zel-bacher, Dorothy Nolan, Ted Harriton. Junior Prom. ’45—Left to Right—Dorothy Nolan, Russell Riegel, Joseph Willman, Irene Vlossak, Walter Worrall, Dorothy Potter, Donald Sinkway. Christmas Dance, ’45—Left to Right- Marian Simone. Donald Sinkway, Martha Bollerman, Jean Borden, Ernest Zelbacher, Henderson Supplce, Edgar Woolf, Rose Baumann, Mary Damelio. National Honor Society Party for Arista members: Left to Right—Frank Hassemer, Edwinna Marshall, Miss Weller, Miss Troxcll, Miss Evelyn Stone. Margaret Hayes, Pauline Becker. National Honor Society Party for Arista members: Eve Hummer. [66] Alma Mater Dear Washington High School, the sound of thy name Inspires us to deeds great and true; We will stand for the honor and add to the fame Of thy colors the white and the blue. Every swift flying year our love will impart New luster in manifold ways, To the name now enshrined in the innermost heart Of thy children here singing thy praise We have striven for thee on the floor and the field; On the platform we’ve argued with skill To uphold thy bright name and thy honor to shield. And we'll ever fight on with a will. And in gain and in loss as one body we’ll stand For the fair and the square and the free; And through dark and through bright we will e'er be a band To the uttermost loyal to thee. — Julia Meaker [67 ] [68] Thin chronicle of our lives as seniors is a brief record of those activities which, together with our classes, have enlisted our time and effort for a year. The co-operation, imagination, humor, and hard work involved in successful hitfh school achievement have prepared us who graduate from Washington Hi rh to meet the future boldly and to say with assurance that in industry, in agriculture, in the home, we are ready to assume our individual and collective resitonsibilities. Confidently we jrreet the future— Hi! [69] Subscription and Typing Committees Subscription Committee First Row: Left to Right—Angelina Leggio, Olive Rabenold, Edith Bellini, Donald Oram. Edgar Woolf, Ernest Zelbacher. Russell Riegel, Eve Hummer. Shirley Coleman, Carrie Quigley, Subscription Editor. Second Row: Marjorie Frey. Nancy Warren, Mary Damelio, Janice Hueber, Marilyn Reaves. Miss Mulkey, Winona Jones, Shirley Snyder, June Smith, Gloria Saldarine, Shirley Ann Bowman. Absent: Betty Lou Hann, Car-olyne Hart, Lucille Smith, June Tucker, Elaine Yates. Typing Committee Seated—Left to Right: Dorothy Potter, Edith Bellini, Rena Zu lauf, Nancy Nicholas, Shirley Coleman, Carrie Quigley, Winona Jones, Shirley Snyder. Stand-mg: Miss Mulkey. Absent: Eve Hummer, June T ucker. [70 J Left to Right: Mrs. Smith, Dress Shop Proprietor; Rena Zulauf. Shirley Coleman. Subscriptions CARRIE QUIGLEY Subscription Editor [71 ] Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1946 BOARD OF EDUCATION Washington, New Jersey C72] Compliments of WASHINGTON PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION [73 J Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1946 from THE CLASSES OF 1947 1948 1949 [74] Official Photographer for Cache HARRY MINASSIAN [75] Best Wishes Class of 1946 WASHINGTON STEAMER CO. No. 1 WASHINGTON TRUCK CO. 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OXFORD, NEW JERSEY {85] COMPLIMENTS OF THE PROGRESSIVE MARKET MEATS — FISH — FRUITS — VEGETABLES — GROCERIES 16 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone Wash. 663 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON PORCELAIN CO. [86] J. R. FUEHRER Engravers Envelope Manufacturers Office and Plant COOPERSBURG, PA. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION WASHINGTON. NEW JERSEY [87 J COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 194G LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, 512 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Showplaces of Northwest Jersey WASHINGTON THEATRE ST. CLOUD THEATRE BELVIDERE THEATRE Congratulations to the Class of ’46 HOUSTON AND LEAH ’43 U. S. NAVY LORRAINE ’45 MR. AND MRS. C. E. SMITH [89] COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON ROTARY CLUB WASHINGTON COAL SUPPLY CO. Blue Coal — D., L. W. Anthracite Phone 29 Compliments to Class of ’46 TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Route 30 and Youmans Avenue HARRY S. BLACK, Prop. ZIMMERMAN’S ICE CREAM RETAIL WHOLESALE Come to our Plant at 44 Broad Street for your bulk Ice Cream RETAIL STORES 43 AND 165 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON. N. J. i9i ] COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY MR. VON E. MAUGER MRS. MABEL H. DAWE MRS. ALLIE M. BANGHART MRS. EVA B. TUNISON MRS. FLORENCE R. SMITH MISS MARIE K. HANKINSON MRS. GLADYS S. SHIRES MRS. RUTH R. JOHNSON MISS GLADYS M. RIDDLE MRS. SARAH GERO COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION LEWIS H. SLACK, President C. C. MEYERS RAY FREY AMOS HOAGLAND RICHARD COLLINS LEWIS E. GREEN. District Clerk [92 ] HILL'S DINER Famous For Fine Food MARTZ BUS STOP Special Sunday Dinners WASHINGTON, N. J. ROUTE 30 COMPLIMENTS FROM IDEAL FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY [93] BROADWAY INN Congratulates the Class of ’46 Round and Square Dancing Wednesday and Friday Nites Modern Dancing Saturday Nites Phone Wash. 653 JOHN HEINRICH, Prop. [94] Graduation Time is Time to Have Those Precious Tires Recapped Have Them Done Now at VENABLE THOMPSON Phone 155 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1946 WASHINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY ELECTRIC CATSKILL JANITORS STOKERS INSTALLED ROY FUEL CO. Walter E. Roy Highest Grade Lehigh Anthracite Phone 273-W1 BROADWAY, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON SPORTING GOODS STORE CLARK C. COOPER Dealer in General Sporting Goods 7 BELVIDERE AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY 195] COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations to the WASHINGTON Class of ’46 TOWNSHIP P.-T. A. DR. W. E. AUER RUSH and SINKWAY, COMPLIMENTS FROM Inc. PLUMBING AND HEATING WASHINGTON DAIRY Lowe Brothers Paints 100 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE Delco Oil Burners WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Stokol Automatic Stokers Phone 432 [96] COMPLIMENTS OF CHAMBER OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMMERCE A FRIEND WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to the Class of ’46 for “STEVE’S DELICIOUS Success in their Future HOT DOGS” Professional, Business, and Personal Careers, CORNER OF BELVIDERE WASHINGTON AVES. from WASHINGTON, N. J. Consumers’ Research, Inc. WASHINGTON, N. J. “We Serve The Best Quality” [97] COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES S. M. TRESSLER JAVES’ BAKERY MILFORD, NEW JERSEY DEAN APPLIANCE Best Wishes to CO. Class of 1946 GE SALES SERVICE H. A. COHEN’S SONS [98] WASHINGTON, N. J. WASHINGTON BELVIDERE Trucking of All Kinds Local and Long Distance COMPLIMENTS OF All Work Handled By Experienced Men ADDIE’S DINER KEN WERNER ROUTE 30 177 W. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON. NEW JERSEY Call Washington - 572 BEST WISHES JOANNE SHOP TO CLASS Lily M. Smith OF 3 BROAD STREET 1946 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY JUNIOR 0. U. A. M. Phone 207 [99] DR. SEYMOUR S. Best Wishes and Congratulations Class of ’46 KIMMEL HOAGLAND AND CLARK, Inc. OXFORD, NEW JERSEY GENERAL INSURANCE LICENSE BUREAU BLDG. OXFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARIAN SHOP MR. AND MRS. Ladies’ Apparel RICHARD DILLMAN 16 W. WASHINGTON AVE. OXFORD, NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 695 Compliments of Compliments JENSEN’S of SODA DR. C. W. POTTER CLUB WASHINGTON NEW JERSEY JERRY’S MEAT GROFFS STORE MARKET Dry Goods Window Shades “The Best For Less” Wallpaper 67 E. WASHINGTON AVE. Venetian Blinds Devoe Paints WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 64 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments PORT MURRAY DAIRY COMPANY HIXSON’S SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE “1946” For “Teentimer” Dresses go to the EAGLE YOUTH CENTRE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA Listen to the Teentimer Show JOHN E. MEEKER AND CO. P RESCRIPTIONS ROMPTLY ROPERLY REPARED SUNDAY HOURS 9 A. M. to 12 Noon 5 P. M. to 6:30 P. M. [102] Every Saturday 11 A. M. Station WEST Washington, New Jersey Compliments CONGR A TULA TIONS of To Class of ’46 ARTHUR E. FLIEGAUF From Outdoor Club Jeweler Watchmaker Senior Girls If You Plan To Work After Graduation— Consider the advantages of telephone operating. You’ll be making a place for yourself in the future. POHATCONG SERVICE Good pay — regular raises Pleasant surroundings Friendly associates Opportunity to get ahead Vacations with pay Sickness benefits STATION Jackson Valley For information, call the “Chief Operator” — or apply at D. WOBBE, Proprietor 151 WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE CO. [ 103] Compliments of Congratulations PALMERTON COCA-COLA to the BOTTLING CO. Class of ’46 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY TRI-HI-Y Phone 472 TRAIN FOR SUCCESS Courses In Accountancy Journalism Secretarial Science Compliments of Commercial Teaching Business Administration DR. H. H. DAVIS Medical Secretarial Bachelor Degrees Catalogue Free On Request RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J. [104] 1 Compliments of Success to the Graduates GIBSON’S TYDOL SERVICE Motor Oil Lubrication WASHINGTON Battery Service MANUFACTURING 237 W. WASHINGTON AVE. CORPORATION WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 150 Compliments of ■ COMPLIMENTS OF VOSSELLER’S WASHINGTON POST, 103 113 E. WASHINGTON AVE. AMERICAN LEGION [ 105] TO MY CLASSMATES OF ’J,6 COMPLIMENTS OF RED SHROPE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones COMPLIMENTS OF BAYLOR’S RESTAURANT BLAINE J. HIXON All American Cooking Homemade Pies and Cakes Dealer in Coal 15 W. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY BROADWAY, NEW JERSEY G.L.F. HEADQUARTERS A Wide Selection of Needs for the Farm J. S. HOWELL SON ConsuH With Us Buy With Confidence General Store JAMES LaRUE SON BROADWAY, N. J. Upper Belvidere Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 617 Phone 108-W-2 COMPLIMENTS OF HARVEY 0. STIRES COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD, N. J. Phone 32-R-14 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porro Authorized Essotane Distributor of Warren County COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations from W.S.C.S. of the M. E. Church Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fox OXFORD, N. J. [ 106] COMPLIMENTS OF NEW VILLAGE MRS. ANNIE WELLER MEAT MARKET REPRESENTATIVE OF A. ROSSINI AVON PRODUCTS Vegetables and Groceries STEWARTSVILLE, N. J. Phone 5-2080 Box 6 C. A. HELLER GASOLINE, KEROSENE, AND FUEL OILS Compliments of Prompt Service New Brunswick Ave. Phone 5-0822 A FRIEND PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ITALIAN-AMERICAN JOSEPH PARKS PLEASURE CLUB General Auto Repairing NEW VILLAGE, N. J. NEW VILLAGE, N. J. COOK BROS. NEW VILLAGE Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service PARENT-TEACHERS’ NEW VILLAGE, N. J. ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF PROSPERITY FOOD MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF T. S. CAWLEY T. Rossini FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES NEW VILLAGE, N. J. ASBURY, N. J. Phone 5-0056 Phone Hampton 332 t 107 ] COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C. H. GRUVER NEW VILLAGE, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hart COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES GIBERTI COMPLIMENTS OF Route 24 NEW VILLAGE, N. J. NELSON PAOLINI Phone P’burg 5-3027 Hauling and Trucking Verified Esso Lubrication Battery Service NEW VILLAGE, N. J. KOWITZ FURNITURE CALIFORNIA MARKET 22 E. WASHINGTON AVE. Birdseye Frosted Foods WASHINGTON, N. J. Prime Meat Fruits Vegetables Phone 457 Best Wishes to Class of 1946 ALICE SMITH FLORIST A FRIEND Phone 768 COMPLIMENTS OF STEINMETZ FEED STORE BROADWAY, N. J. DOT and JIM Telephone I08-W-1 Give your poultry and cattle a treat with Wayne I. 0. Feeds MADDOCK [ 108 ] Give your poultry and cattle a treat with Wayne I. 0. Feeds COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS AAROE Guns and Mowers Repaired Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Green OXFORD, N. J. IRVING SUNDAY Plumbing and Heating; OXFORD, N. J. HERBERTBARTRON BUTCHER OXFORD, N. J. MARLATT’S MARKET Kenneth McCormick, Mgr. GROCERIES - VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS 59 Youmans Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 385 SIMONS’ HARDWARE Stoves, Farming Implements, Paints, Oils, Floor Covering, Bedding, and Electric Appliances OXFORD, NEW JERSEY Phone 27-R-21 OXFORD, N. J. HIDDEN ACRES FARM Jackson Valley New Jersey OXFORD PARENT-TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION THE OXFORD COAL SUPPLY CO. Blue Coal—D„ L. and W. ANTHRACITE H. Lissy 32-R-43 BAKER INN Rooms by Day or Week Home Cooking Beers, Wines and Liquors Banquets and Private Parties 27 W. Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 92 £ 109 j 1 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM H. HOOVER Paperhanger and Painter HARRY F. MAYWALD 45 SOUTH LINCOLN AVE. Phone 397-J JACOR OPDYKE Gasoline Fuel Oils — Range Oils Kerosene Compliments of 7 Prospect St. Washington, N. J. DR. T. E. LISOWSKI Phone 413 COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN VALET SERVICE C. R. ANDERSON William S. LaRiew FARMS TOWN ANI) COUNTRY HOMES Washington’s Only Dry Cleaning Plant Offers duPont Processing Pressing Repairing 149 East Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Call and Delivery Service 60 E. Washington Ave. Phone 359 Phone 622 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF VILLA ROLLER RINK THE BROADWAY, NEW JERSEY WM. G. CREVELING CO. Route 24 Insurance Service Over 50 Years COMPLIMENTS OF Best Wishes and Congratulations to the MAJOR MAJOR Washington High School Graduates PLUMBING — HEATING Mr. and Mrs. OIL BURNERS W. A. CONANT [ no] COMPLIMENTS OF FLOYD H. KENT COMPLIMENTS OF MAY-ELLEN Beauty Shoppe Compliments of A FRIEND WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 22 W. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. M. Kornell, Owner Best Wishes to the Class of “46” FRANK KOEHN Blacksmith OXFORD, N. J. GRAND VIEW ESSO ‘‘Service With a Smite” Michael Herman, Prop. Esso Products — Atlas Tires Greasing — Flats Fixed Best Wishes to the Class of “46” COTTINGHAM’S JEWELRY AND GIFTS 55 E. Washington Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF PETTY’S SERVICE STATION STATE HIGHWAY ? 0 WASHINGTON. N. J. The Appliance Center GARNER’S “Everything Electrical” 66 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 194 JAMES RADEL DUTCH HILL OXFORD, N. J. [ 111 ] BEST WISHES CARL W. COOK General Insurance 41 N. LINCOLN AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE REAVES 1919 — 1944 — 1946 COMPLIMENTS OF STAR CLEANERS 6 BELVIDERE AVE. Mr. and Mrs. Georjre E. Butler COMPLIMENTS OF CAL’S ICE CO. “Ice Never Fails C. Knerr, Prop. Phone 257 VANATTA ST. COMPLIMENTS OF MARION BEAUTY SHOP CRESS'MAN PRINTING SERVICE Phone 576 60 STATE ST. COMPLIMENTS OF MARA-MILL BEAUTY SHOP 177 BELVIDERE AVE. COMPLIMENTS OF DELVON M. WOODRUFF Bricklayer and Plasterer 38 W. Stewart Street Washington, N. J. Phone 89 Best Wishes to the Class of ’46 RUTH A. WELLER Teacher of Piano COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. CHARLES B. SLATER [ 112 ] COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM BUSH Fresh Fruit and Vegetables OXFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. FRANCIS R. ZULAUF OXFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF F. L. SUTTLE. ELECTRICAL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF WYCKOFF’S ATLANTIC SERVICE W. Washington and Lincoln Ave. Washington, New Jersey Phone 618 Complete Car Service Telephone 274 Good Food — Excellent Service CHARLES’ RESTAURANT We Seri'e Only The Best 52 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. 3. MR. and MRS. PETER STAUGAARD OXFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF DR. R. SLAFF Dentist 3 RELVIDERE AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 664 ZIELSDORF’S GARAGE REPAIRING MOBIL GAS AND OIL Route 30 North of Circle Phone 423 Washington, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE OLD HOMESTEAD BAKERY 77 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY LOMMASON’S COAL SERVICE I IB] LEHIGH AND SCRANTON PREMIUM COAL WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF JACOB A. SMITH Route 24 Broadway, N. J. Phone 402-W-l Esso Gas Oil Verified Esso Lubrication BEST WISHES MARY LOUISE MEEKER COMPLIMENTS OF HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 168 W. Washington Ave. Phone 101 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tucker EARL F. FEILBACH Route 24, Broadway W-E-L-D-I-N-G of all kinds, portable outfit Electric Acetylene Phone Wash. 333-M-l COMPLIMENTS OF “GUS, THE BARBER” COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Crobaugh Best Wishes to the Class of “J,6 HORNAUER’S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS FROM LOYALTY CLASS OXFORD M. E. CHURCH COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD TICE Realtor and Insurer 10 South Front Street EASTON, PA. [ 114 ] BROAD’S STUDIO “We Make Warm Friends With Our Coal and Wood” BELVIDERE AVENUE CLARENCE G. MILLER OXFORD, NEW JERSEY Coal and General Trucking OXFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF E. F. WALTER Carpenter RUTHER’S PHARMACY OXFORD, NEW JERSEY OXFORD NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS HARRY MILLER MR. and MRS. F. C. DOCKER Used Car Dealer OXFORD, NEW JERSEY OXFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF G. F. ARMBRECHT Proprietor Gulf Service Station WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Route 30 CRAMER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE X-RAY FITTING 34 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY J. P. FLEMING MIKE’S AUTO BODY SHOP PONTIAC Painting and Collision Work Sales and Service Phone 141 217 W. Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Route 30 C 115] COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO Class of ’46 MRS. R. F. HUMMER Class of ’14 Congratulations to Class of ’46 MRS. CLARA LANCE COMPLIMENTS to Class of ’46 AL’S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS MABEL’S BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF VILLAGE BARN COMPLIMENTS OF ST. CLOUD HOTEL ROY L. BLAINE, Prop. S. H. PERRY - SONS FEED AND GRAIN General Merchandise PORT MURRAY. N. J. Tel. 639 Wash. COMPLIMENTS OF RITTER’S ICE CO. WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF ’46 Ladies’ Auxiliary Washington Fire Dept. COMPLIMENTS OF Mayberry and Shupe I H6] To the Class of 1946 R. M. HOLLEY Best Wishes STATIONERY DR. W. H. VARNEY “The Biggest Little Store in Washington” BANKS and GARDNER Best Wishes MOTORS WESTERN UNION SCHOOL Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars and Trucks West Washington Avenue Edward Hart, Jr. Washington, New Jersey Phone 604 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF WASHINGTON LODGE No. 1563 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hueber B. P. 0. ELKS COMPLIMENTS Smith’s Texaco Service Station OF 246 East Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. ROBERT KUEBLER Gas and Oil Tires and Tubes COMPLIMENTS OF BANKS E. MOYER COMPLIMENTS OF General Insurance WILLEVER and SLOAN Real Estate £ 117 ] COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH’S SHOE STORE WASHINGTON, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of ’46 BURD’S STORE PORT COLDEN, N. J. MILLETT’S ESSO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS TO Tel. Wash. 421 Class of ’46 E. Washington Ave. Circle, Washington, N. J. LOUIS J. KAPHAN YOUR HANDY ESSO STATION FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE PORT COLDEN, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ROY BURD Class of 1946 Your Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer EDWARD E. STOVER Wesley B. Hann ’23 ALONZO J. BRYAN Florist Sarah Elizabeth Hann ’24 Flowers For All Occasions Betty Lou Hann ’46 WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 521 Compliments Congratulations To of the Class of ’46 Washington Sub Juniors KIWANIS [ 118] COMPLIMENTS OF SLAVIN’S DELICATESSEN OXFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY Your Men’s and Boys’ COMPLIMENTS OF Wear Store FRANK LA PORTA RIDDLE TOMER WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF TUTTLE’S COMPLIMENTS OF BOWLING ALLEY WASHINGTON, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Rupell, Sr. Phone 310 COMPLIMENTS OF EMILIO QUIGLEY COMPLIMENTS OF General Repairing and Building GIBSON PARK PAUL E. BLACK WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HOWELL’S NEWS STAND H. Mutchler, Proprietor TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED 13 Belvidere Ave. Phone 468 WASHINGTON, N. J. OIL COMPANY DEALERS t 119] Best Wishes to the Class of 1946 WASHINGTON H. S. PRESS CLUB Compliments of Washington Woman’s Club In Loving Memory of Our Son and Brother Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rupell and Janet Best Wishes To the Class of 1946 ASBURY P.-T. A. COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL J. FORD COMPLIMENTS JR. WOMAN’S CLUB WASHINGTON, N. J. HOME SUPPLY CO. LUMBER COAL MASON’S SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS M. R. Freezer Phone 660 C. B. Ley WASHINGTON, N. J. [ 120] Compliments of MORRIE’S ACRES Route 30 mmm W:m 1 SR w I umm m v ■ i mi ■ • - I WmMBmWw wjmm Wfmm, wMmm wMW m '• A fl(i ,iA. i ,v.‘ r v AN '! 1 ; . 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