Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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SKIPPER ERNEST L. GILLILAND 0.13 1. , Perfect liberty of th-ought and discussion is considered a valuable achievement of mod- ern civilization. Your work during this past four years has aided you to meet better this challenge. We must guard with eter- nal vigilanceour right to be informed about the ,things which most concern us. God grant to all of us the cour- age to establish universal education wherein thie differ- ence in race, creed, and color may be forgotten. The free public school is one of man's greatest advances. May I con- gratulate eachiof you on this, your graduation from such a school? Sincerely, ERNEST L. GILLILAND Supervising Principal its EXECUTIVE OFFICER EUGENE J. BRADFORD

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Dedication The class of 1947 of Washington H i g h School dedicates this year's edition of the Cache to Miss Evelyn Stone. For the past three years she has helped the editorial board and through her guid- ance has made former yearbooks volumes to be cherished. EVELYN E, STONE - In the years she has been here, Miss Stone has encouraged the stu- dents to continue their education. Despite setbacks and discourage- ments she has interviewed the students to find their talents and to start them on the road to advancement. From the beginning of her work here she has been successful in both scholastic and guidance ac- tivities. Our class feels that she is deserving of this honor and would like to take this opportunity to thank her and express our appreciation for helping us to complete our high school careers. l5l

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The Flag 1947 Board of Education Washington, New Jersey Mr. Gilliland congratulates Mrs. Hummer on her re-election as president. l i1'sf Ron-: Seated Left fo Right-Laurance Stopp, Elmer R. Miller, President Mrs Hazel M. Hummer, William Thatcher. Sfnnfliny: Forrest NV. Miller, W. Benjamin Minier, Ernest Gilliland, Charles Cornish Greg'g' VV. lllackwood, Alonzo J. Bryan. ITI J'