Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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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]

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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]

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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]