Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

THE 111II li RECORDS OF 1948 BB1 BB BBBBBBBf BBBOElHQt 'W .1. 10000000 iBBeOQQQ BB BS Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON, N. J. Miss Julia S. Meaker discusses D. C. details with class presi- Miss Dorothy G. Mulkey hard at work on dent, Carl Brenner. Cache subscriptions. Dedication As a token of our appreciation, the Class of 1948 dedicates this edition of the Cache to Miss Julia S. Meaker and Miss Dorothy G. Mulkey, senior advisers, who for many years have worked faithfully in guiding classes through the activities of the last year in high school. This year both Miss Meaker and Miss Mulkey have worked tirelessly to make all necessary arrangements for the April excursion to Washington, D. C., a project made more dear to each senior’s heart because it was abandoned during the war years. Our record of memories is made richer and sweeter because of what our advisers have made possible. C 4 ] CONTENTS Cache Staff Foreword Faculty and Administration Classes Activities Organizations Sports Subscriptions 1 5 ] Assistant Robert Adler and Editor Kenneth Neidig consider a Cache problem. Cache Pictures, engravings, copy, and deadlines—these things haunt the Cache Staff, whose objective is to produce a book to be treasured by all W. H. S. pupils. Composed of seniors and juniors, the latter obtaining practical experience for their book the following year, the staff labors long after school, arguing, drawing the dummy, cropping pictures, pasting, writing, typing, proofing and proofing again. This is the finished product. We hope you have as much pleasure in owning the book as we did in creating it. THE STAFF EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Left to Right: Seated—R. Adler, B. Alpaugh, S. Has-semer, J. Ronoski, J. Jensen, J. Schneider. Standing: Miss E. Stone, P. Cunningham, N. Howell, K. Neidig, B. Sloan, R. Rusz-czyk. LAYOUT COMMITTEE Left to Right: Seated—P. Cunningham, M. A. Lauriat, N. Howell, B. Alpaugh, E. Marshall, J. Harrington, J. Alpaugh. Standing: Miss K. Kuntz, S. Hassemer, K. Neidig, R. Adler. [ 6 ] Foreword This album, our Cache of records for 1948. contains our impressions and remembrances of school life, expressed through the universal language of music. We have included the presto of athletics, the scherzo of dances, and the andante of routine scholastic activities. We have tried to emphasize the brilliant major chords of our association together, although we cannot forget that the parting at graduation will introduce a minor strain. The many cadences of our past school years have served to compose this, Our Song to Remember. C 7 ] A high order of world citizenship must be developed, along with greater competence in solving domestic problems. Educational opportunities must be extended to far more people than have had them heretofore. The Washington Borough schools are making an honest effort to do just this. Your four years of high school have been most fortunate years for you. You have shared with others your separate personalities, your hopes, your aspirations, and your thoughts of a better world in which we might live. You have helped us further the opportunities for a better Washington and in so doing have added greatly to our school. Permit me to congratulate you on this your graduation from high school. May you extend your educational opportunities to our community for years to come. Sincerely, E. L. GILLILAND Board of Education First Row: Seated left to right—Laurance Stopp, Elmer R. Miller, President Mrs. Hazel M. Hummer, William Thatcher. Standing—Forrest W. Miller, W. Benjamin Minier, Ernest L. Gilliland, Vice President Charles Cornish, Gregg W. Blackwood, Alonzo J. Bryan. t 8 ] A committee from the Middle Atlantic Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges visited this school October 28 and 29. This evaluation committee examined all phases of the school program and inspected the entire physical plant. The visit was necessary in order that this high school continue to be certified as an approved four year high school. The school has received tentative approval of its progress and facilities pending a meeting of the certification committee of the association in, the summer of 1948. There is no reason to doubt the continuation of VV. H. S. on the list of accredited four year high schools. The visiting committee expressed keen interest in and admiration of those phases of the school in which the students took an active part such as the student council, hall sentinels, traffic squad, and fire squad. They complimented the entire student body on its enthusiasm and wholesome attitude toward the school and its activities. The senior class should be proud of the part it played as leaders of the student body. EUGENE J. BRADFORD Evaluation Committee Left to Riylit: Eugene J. Bradford, Washington principal; Ernest L. Gilliland, Washington supervising principal; William H. Sampson, Verona High School principal; Alfred W. Munson, assistant principal of high school, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania; Mrs. M. E. Smith, Haekettstown High School teacher; Miriam E. Belding, Butler High School teacher; Eunice F. Eilau, Belvidere High School teacher; Charles L. Curtis, Rockaway Schools supervising principal; Melvin H. Kreps, Pemberton Schools supervising principal; E. E. Hollobaugh, Franklin High School principal; Chairman B. C. Lowe, Hackensack High School principal; T. R. Williams, guidance instructor Bangor High School, Bangor, Pennsylvania; S. Herbert Starkey, Jr., Madison High School teacher; Henry K. F. Fitts, teacher in Morristown School. C 9 ] Left to Right: Mins Kathryn Kuntz Art—Art Decorations, Commencement Committee, Cache: Mr. Arved Larsen—Instrumental Music Commencement Committee, Dance Band. Music Appreciation and Theory, Drum and Bustle Corps, Band. Instrumental Classes; Miss Leonora Stowell- French and Spanish--Spanish Club. Sophonore Activities; Miss Ionise Schlick Music—Assembly Music, Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies. Special Programs. Commencement Committee: Miss Helen Stone—English—Sophomore Activities, Sophomore Guidance, Student Council, Assembly Committee. Library Committee, Star News. Guidance Committee: Miss Evelyn Stone— English—Junior Activities, Discipline Committee, Junior and Senior Guidance, Library Committee, Cache, National Honor Society, Star News. I ft to Bight: Seated Miss Dorothy Muikey Commercial Subjects- Commercial Club, Cache, Junior and Senior Guidance. Senior Activities, Guidance Files, Commencement Committee, Guidance Committee; Mrs. lois Latteman—Home Economics—Lunchroom Activities, Dinners, Home Economics Club. Visual Education Committees, Freshman Activities; Miss Leda Woehrle—Commercial Subjects Practical Typing Class, Junior Activities. Star News, Youth Center, National Honor Society; Miss Hose Enea Physical Education Cheer Leaders. Outdoor Club, Girls’ Night, Youth Center. Standing: Mr. John Goles Physical Education Footbull ano Wrestling Coach, Boys' Night. Athletic Committee; Mr. Joseph Sherman Agriculture Future Farmers of America, Visual Education: Mr. Clifford Purnell Manual Training—Athletic Committee. Discipline Committee, Visual Education, Builders Club. Assistant Football Coach. [10] to Right: Seated- Miss Julia Meaker- History- Senior Activities. Cache. Commencement Committee. Discipline Committee: Mrs. Cora Bowers Latin and Librarian Library Club. Sophomore Activities. Library Committee . Miss Ruth Weller Mathematics Student Council. Junior Activities. Assembly Committee. National Honor Society. Standing: Mr. Wilford Styer Science- Sophomore Activities. Basketball Coach. Youth Center, Athletic Committee: Mr. Joseph Steinhardt—Civics and General Mathematics Baseball Conch. Freshman Activities. Athletic Committee. Visual Education Committee: Mr. Harold Miers Science and World History Athletic Committee. Lshers Club. Guidance Committee. Freshman Activities. Youth Center, Intramural Basketball. Athletic Director. Seated: Dr. Charles W. Potter. School Physician; Mrs. Harriet B. Rush, Child Hygiene Nurse: Dr. H. H. Davis, Athletics Department Physician. Standing: Mr. Felix Smith. School Custodian; Miss Emma Castner, Office Secretary: Mr. George Lunger, School Custodian. [11] Three hundred and seventy-two musicians cooperated in producing the records for this album. The melody is carried by the senior strings with the three other classes creating the supporting harmony. In succeeding pages each individual member of the student body appears, for each has played some part, large or small. Left to Right: S. Cruts, C. Richards, A. Bowlby, T. Smith, C. Everly, L. Docker, Mr. Pursell. Foreground: VV. Winget, J. Howell. [12] Top to Bottom: Stuart Zimmerman and Joan Cooper sell hot clogs. Enzo Marinelli and Robert Cook at Game Night. Juniors survey sample rings. Left to Right: [13] EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PLANS I). C. TRIP Seated: J. Bevilacqua, S. Zimmerman, D. Lance, M. Eckel, J. Cooper. Standing: R. Godfrey, F. Pulsinelli, R. Hann, Miss Meaker, Miss Mulkey, C. Brenner. Arden Alpaugh Bernice Alpaugh Janice Alpaugh Dolores Barron Raymond Bellini Josephine Bevilacqua ARDEN JEAN ALPAUGH Commercial “Arden” ASBURY “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Activities: Outdoor Club 1: Commercial Club 3: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4. BERNICE LA RAE ALPAUGH General “Bernice” ASBURY “To draw true beauty shows a master’s hand.” Activities: Yearbook layout Committee 3. 4; Outdoor Club 1, 2,: Dramatic Club 1 ; Typing Club 4 ; Arista Club 2 : Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Chairman of Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 4 : Glee Club 1 : Columbia Yearbook Conference 4. JANICE ALPAUGH General “Janice” WASHINGTON “Absence makes the heart grow fonder ’’ Activities: President of Spanish Club 4 : Yearbook Layout Committee 4 : Outdoor Club 2. 3. I : Ushers Club 2, 8. 4 ; Home Economics Club 1 ; Student Council 4 : Hall Sentinel 4 : Sub-Juniors 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Soph-Frosh Frolic Decorating Committee 2. DOLORES GERALDINE BARRON Commercial-Secretarial “Dec” WASHINGTON “ 'Kiss’ rhymes to 'bliss’ in fact as well as verse.” Activities: French Club 1. 2: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4; Commercial Club 3. 4 : Outdoor Club 1, 2. 3. 4 : Ushers Club 1 : Home Economics Club 1 : Office Clerical Work 4 : Hall Sentinel 3 ; Sub-Juniors 2. 3. 4 ; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 : dec Club 1, 2. RAYMOND PAUL BELLINI General “Ray” NEW VILLAGE When I’m not near the one I love, I love the one I’m near.” Activities: Press Club 1; Yearbook Subscription Committee 5; Varsity Club 4 : Freshman Class President 1 : Sophomore Class President 2; Student Council 1. 2: Band 4: Blue Streak Dance Band 5: Hall Sentinel 2. 3: Junior Class Executive Committee 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4 : Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2 : Baseball “W” 4. JOSEPHINE G. BEVILACQUA Commercial-Secretarial Jo” NEW VILLAGE “Here is a true, industrious friend.” Activities: Commercial Club 2. 3: Hall Sentinel 3, 4; Traffic Guide 3. 4 : Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 : Nominating Committee 2; Class Corresjamding Secretary 4 : Yearbook Typing Committee 4 : Sub-Juniors 4. [14] George Boyer Carl Brenner Lois Carlson Harry Cohen Larry Collins Joan Cooper GEORGE BOYER General “Toot” WASHINGTON ‘‘Then he will talk------ Ye Gods, how he will talk . Activities: Varsity Club 3. 4; Builders Club 2: Camera Club 1. CARL FREDERICK BRENNER. JR. College Preparatory “Carl” WASHINGTON “Life is just one @ @ x thing after another. Activities: Spanish Club 2: Varsity Club 3, 4: Chess Club 3. 4. President 4; Unknowns 3. 4; Movie Projector Club 3. 4: Orchestra 3: Typing Club 3: President of Senior Class: Football 1, 2. 3, 4 : Baseball 2. 3. 4 ; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. LOIS MARIE CARLSON General “Ix “ WASHINGTON ‘To Hab and to hold . Activities: Outdoor Club I. 2, 3, President 4 : Student Council 3. 4; Sub-Juniors 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Cheering Section 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee. HARRY COHEN ColleKe Preparatory “Harry” WASHINGTON “What! A testIV Activities: French Club 1. 2: Junior Classical League 1. 2: Unknowns 3: Youth Center Representative 3; Wrestling 1, 2. LARRY RALPH COLLINS General Rip” OXFORD “My heart is a hobo. Activities: Future Farmers of America 1. 2. Vice President 3. 4 : Fire Squad 3. 4 : Builders’ Club 3: Hall Sentinel 4 : Football 1. 2. 3: W” 2. JOAN CLAIRE COOPER College Preparatory “Joannie” WASHINGTON “Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. Activities: French Club 3. 4; Yearbook Layout Committee 4: Outdoor Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Recording Secretary of Senior Class; Ushers Club 3. I: Home Economics Club 1; Junior Classical I engue 2; Unknowns 3; Typing Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4: Arista 1. 2. 3: Traffic Guides 3. 4: Sub-Juniors 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Soph-Frosh Frolic Decorating Committee. [15] SEEING IS BELIEVING P. Rosenblum, J. Jensen, H. Cohen CELLERINA JEANETTE DONNINI Commercial-Secretarial Cell'' NEW VILLAGE “It is better to wear out than to rust out. Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council Representative 2. 3, Corres| onding Secretary 4; Corresponding Secretary Junior Claatt; Lost and Found 3 ; Typing Committee 4; Nominating Committee 1. 2: Point System Committee 3: Sub-Juniors 4: Student Council Convention Rei� orter 4. MARY ELIZABETH ECKEL College Preparatory Mary Lib WASHINGTON “Education is an achievement, not a bequest. Activities: French Club 3, 4 : Yearbook Make-up Committee 4 : Outdoor Club 2, 3, 4 : Home Economics Club 1 : Junior Classical League 2 : Unknowns 3 : Typing Club 2 : Student Council 2 : National Honor Society 3, 4: Arista Club 3; Traffic Squad 3, 4: Senior Class Executive Committee: Sub-Juniors 3. 4; Decorating Committee of Senior Christmas Dance. CARL R. EDOLO General Ed WASHINGTON “Do you grapple the task that comes your way With a free and easy manner? Activities: Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. ANNA MARIE FIORE Commercial Ann” WASHINGTON “A precious evening! All too swiftly spent. Activities: Student Council Representative 1. 2, Recording Secretary 3. President 4 ; Student Council Convention 2, 3. 4. Panel Sj enker 3 : Outdoor Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Ushers’ Club 1 ; Commercial Club 2. 4. Secretary 2: Cheerleaders 3. Co-Captain 4; Youth Center 3, 4. Secretary 3: Yearbook Subscription Committee 1 ; Yearl� ook Typing Committee 4: Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Christmas Dance Decoration Committee 4 : Office Clerical Work 4 ; Sub-Juniors. CECELIA FOREMNY General Cel” OXFORD “To talk well is a talent, but to be a good listener is a fine art. Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 ; Commercial Club I : Office Clerical Work 4 ; Hall Sentinel 2. 3. DOROTHY HELEN FOWLER Commercial-Secretarial “Dottie NEW VILLAGE “She who imparts cheerfulness is adding to the wealth of the world. Activities: Press Club 2. 3: Dramatic Club 3: Ix st and Found I ocker 2 : Commercial Club 3 : Yearbook Subscription Editor I : Typing Committee 4: Junior Prom Ticket Committee: Office Clerical Work 3; Arista 2, 3. Cellerina Donnini Anna Fiore Mary E. Eckel Cecelia Foremny Carl Edolo Dorothy Fowler [16] RICHARD LEE FRITTS Turtle’ Richard Fritts Darline Gaumer Robert Godfrey Milton Greif Robert Hann Shirley Hassemer General WASHINGTON “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Activities: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Fire Squad 4; Movie Projector Club 3. 4 : Youth Center Vice-President 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Football 2, 3. 1; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. Co-Captain 4: Haw. ball 1, 2, 3, 4 : Glee Club 2. 3 ; Class Treasurer 2, 3. DARLINE MARIE GAUMER General Darline WASHINGTON “Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Activities: Ushers Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Outdoor Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1 : Dramatic Club 3 : Orchestra 1. 2 : Youth Center 3. 4 : Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Typing Committee 4 : Office Clerical Work 4 ; Cheering Section 3. ROBERT WILLIAM GODFREY Agriculture Bob ASBl’RY “Strange to the ivorld, he wore a bashful look, The fields his study, nature his book. Activities: Future Farmers of America 1. Secretary 2, President 3. 4: Fire Squad 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Student Council 3. 4; Traffic Squad 3. 4 ; Hall Sentinel 2, 3. 4. MILTON J. GREIF College Preparatory Bud WASHINGTON “Happy am ; from care I m free, Why aren t they all contented like me! Activities: Washington High School: Football 3. 4; Fire Squad 4; Dramatic Club 3: Youth Center Representative 3. 4: Typing Club 4 ; Student Council 4: Color Guard 4. Salem. N. J.. High School: Registered Dramatic Club 1, 2. ROBERT ALDEN HANN College Preparatory Orbit BROADWAY “Experience is the germ of power. Activities: Student Council 1. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Unknowns 3; Fire Squad 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4 : Typing Club 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 : Hall Sentinel 2 : Student Council Convention 1 : Sophomore Vice-President: Senior Vice-President : Arista Club 2. 3: Baseball 3, 4 : National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY E. HASSEMER College Preparatory Shirl WASHINGTON “The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Activities: Yearbook Editorial and Layout Committees 4; Outdoor Club 1, 2. 3. Secretary 4 : Home Economics Club 1 : Junior Classical League 1, 2: Unknowns 3: Typing Club 4: National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4; Arista Club 2. 3: Junior Class Secretary 3: Chairman of Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Christmas Dance Decoration Committee 4 : Columbia Yearbook Conference I : Junior Prom Cleanup Committee. K. P J. Bevilacqua, K. Swift, Mrs. Vincent Smith, cafeteria manager. Daniel Hayes Dolores Hoover Jean Howell Jean Jensen Lois Kerkendall David Lance DANIEL JOHN HAYES Agriculture I)iz OXFORD “Let the world slide. I 11 never budge an inch” Activities: Future Farmers of America 1 : Reporter 2, Secretary 3. 4 : Builders’ Club 1, 2 : Hall Sentinel 4. DOLORES JOAN HOOV ER Commercial Dory ’ WASHINGTON “Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty.” Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Commercial Club 2. 3. Secretary I ; Outdoor Club 1. 2. 3. 4 : Ushers Club 1 : Cheerleaders 2. 3. Co-Captain 4: Student Council Representative 4 ; Typing Committee 4: Decoration Committee of Junior Prom; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Traffic Squad 3 ; Office Clerical Work 4. JEAN HOWELL General Jean WASHINGTON “Kissing don't last, dear; cookery do.” Activities: Home Economics Club Treasurer 1, President 2. 4 : Ushers Club 2; Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 ; Typing Club 4; Outdoor Club 2 ; Student Council 2, 4 : Cafeteria 2, 3. JEAN ELIZABETH JENSEN College Preparatory Jeannie WASHINGTON “Every duty well done makes the next duty easier to do.” Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2: Yearbook Editorial Committee 4: Outdoor Chib 1. 2; Home Economics Club 1 ; Typing Club 4 : Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3; Arista Club 1. 2. 3: Traffic Squad 4 ; Hall Sentinel 2 : President of Junior Class 3 : Secre tary of Freshman Class 1 ; Sub-Juniors 2, 3. _ 4 : Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 : Junior Prom Decorating and Refreshment Committees 3; Soph-Frosh Frolic Refreshment Committee 2; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Triple Trio; 2. 3. 4 : Decorating Committee for Christmas Dance 4 : Columbia Yearbook Conference 4. LOIS KERKENDALL Commercial Kerk WASHINGTON “I hasten to laugh at everything.” Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 : Commercial Club 3. 4 : Outdoor Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Office Clerical Work 3. 4 : Home Economics Club 1 ; Student Council 2. DAVID WALTER LANCE General Dave WASHINGTON “There's a good time coming, boys! A good time coming.” Activities: Varsity Club 3, President of Varsity Club 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4 : President of Youth Center 3 ; Hall Sentinel 2 : Senior Class Executive Committee 4 ; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 4 : Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Football 1, 2. 3, W” 4 : Wrestling 3. 4. [ 18] ( eneral Douglas Markle Catherine May Stanley McGinnis Arlene Melberger Arnold Mervish Carl Miller DOUGLAS EL WOOD MARKLE NEW VILLAGE Wly tongue within my lips I rein; Doug For who talks much must talk in vain.” Activities- Varsity Club 4; Baseball Manager 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4 CATHERINE MAY College Preimratory Hat WASHINGTON “Some degree of personal independence is necessary to good work” Activities: Spanish Club 2; Outdoor Club 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1; Vice President of Junior Class: Corresponding Secretary of Sophomore Class: Typing Club 2: Student Council 2. 3: National Honor Society 3, 1 : Arista 1. 2 : Tri-Hi-Y 3. I ; Chairman of Program Commit.ee for Junior Prom; Youth Center 3. General ••Stan STANLEY A. McGINNIS WASHINGTON “A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men” Activities: Orchestra 2: Band 2, 4: Builders Club 2; Student Council 3 ; Camera Club 2 : Blue Streak Dance Band 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3. General ARLENE MELBERGER Arlene OXFORD “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Hall Sentinel 4. ARNOLD F. MERVISH College Preparatory “Arnie WASHINGTON “Hooks are the ever-burning lamps of accumulated wisdom.” Activities: French Club 3, 4: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Junior Classical league 1, 2; Unknowns 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 3. 4 : Junior Prom Clean-Up Committee. General CARL MILLER WASHINGTON 'Absent in spirit; present in body.” Carl MAKING THE OFFICE TICK D. Gaumer, B. Smith, B. Seguine, C. Peterson [19] Edward Miller Mary E. Miller Kenneth Neidig Carol Peterson Betty Pierce Angelina Pisaniello KDWAHI) MILLER (ieneral ‘'Ed PORT COLDKN “ e is best educated who is most useful. Activities: Future Farmers of America 2. 3: Traffic Squad 4: Hall Sentinel 4. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER General Mary WASHINGTON “A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Activities: Washington : Yearbook Subscription Committee 4; Outdoor Club 3. 4 : Glee Club 3. 4 : Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. Greenbelt. Maryland. Hiirh School: Home Economics Club 1, Glee Club 2 ; Dramatics Club 1. 2. KENNETH LEW N El DIG College Preparatory Ken” WASHINGTON “Cut me reeds to blow upon. Activities: Spanish Club 1. 2: Fire Squad 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1. Vice President 3: National Honor Society 3. President 4: Arista Club I. 2: Traffic Squad 2, 3: Hall Sentinel 2, 3: Junior Class Executive Committee 3: Student Coun oil Convention 1. 2. 3; Camera Club 1, President 2; Blue Streak Dance Band 4 : Columbia Yenrbf ok Conference 3 : Editor of Cache. CAROL PETERSON Commercial Pete WASHINGTON R. D. “Southland at its best. Activities: Washington High School: Typing Committee 4; Outdoor Club 1. 2 ; Commercial Club 2 : Sophomore Class Recording Secretary ; Youth Center 2 ; Arista 1 : Glee Club 1 : Sub Juniors 2 : Office Clerical Work 4. St. Petersburg Hitfh School: Service Club 3: Friendship Representative 3 : Commercial Club Vice President 3 : Allied Youth 3: Southern Association of Student Government Convention 3. BETTY GERALDINE PIERCE Commercial Betty” WASHINGTON “A quiet person, but likeable. Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3. ANGELINA PISANIELLO Commercial Anirie WASHINGTON “A so ft answer turneth away wrath. Activities: Spanish Club 1: Press Club 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 4 : Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 ; Library Club 2. Vice-President 4 : Glee Club 1 ; Youth Center 3 : Traffic Squad 4 : Student Council Convention 3 : Hall Sentinel 3 : Typing Committee 4 : Cheering Section 3 ; Office Clerical Work 4 : Home Economic Chib 1 : Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3: Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3. 4. [20 1 FRANK BENJAMIN PULSINELLI General “Stein WASHINGTON “Play up, play up, play up the game . Activities: Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 3; Traffic Guide 2, 3, 4 Hall Sentinel 1 : Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Football 3, 4 ; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 National Honor Society 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3 Typing Club 2 : Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Executive Committee 4. EARL CHARLES REINERT General “Squirrel WASHINGTON 44The man who blushes is not quite a brute. Activities: Washington: Student Council 4: Varsity Club 4; Football 4. Nazareth High School: Football 1. 2. 3. PHYLLIS JOAN ROSENBLUM General Phyl WASHINGTON 44Still to be neat, still to be drest, As if you were going to a feast. Activities: Passaic High School: French Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Latin Club 1 : Dramatics Club 3 ; History Club 2. 3 : Leaders Club 2. 3 ; Outdoor Demonstration 1, 2. 3; Debating Club 1 ; Junior Prom Decorating Committee. JANET MAE RUPELL Commercial-Secretarial “Jan WASHINGTON “Wrinkle8 should merely indicate where smiles have been. Activities: Office Clerical Work 3, 4; Student Council I: Sub-Juniors 2: Cheerleaders 3. 4; Glee Club 1: Junior Prom Invitation Committee 3: Spanish Club 2: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Commercial Club 3. 4 : Outdoor Club 1. 2, 3. 4 : Ushers Club 1. RITA MARIE RUSZCZYK College Preparatory “Reet WASHINGTON “Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2. 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Yearbook Editorial Committee 4: Outdoor Club 1. 2; Ushers Club 1 : Home Economics Club 1 : Student Council 4 : Traffic Squad 4 : Sub-Juniors 3. 4 : Columbia Yearbook Conference 4 : Cafeteria I : Youth Center 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. JOAN DAWN SALDARINE Commercial Joan BROADWAY “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it Activities: Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3. 4: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 ; National Honor Society 3. 4 : Typing Club 1 : Hall Sentinel 2. 3. 4 : Typing Committee 4. Frank Pulsinelli Earl Reinert Phyllis Rosenblum Janet Rupell Rita Ruszczyk Joan Saldarine [21] HISTORY IN THE MAKING C. May, G. Boyer, D. Hayes, D. Markle Joel Schneider Betty Seguine Gloria Shrope Jack Simone Alan Slavin Bertha Sloan JOEL MICHAEL SCHNEIDER College Preparatory “Joel WASHINGTON “ the trumpet gives an uncertain sound, it's Joel. Activities: Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 : Yearbook Editorial Committee 4; Chess Club 3. 4; Unknowns 3 : Hand 1. 2, 3. 4 : Typing Club 2. 4 : Hall Sentinel 2 : Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3: Blue Streak Dance Band 4 : Color Guard 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE SEGUIN’E Commercial-Secretarial Betty” WASHINGTON “We are the music makers. Activities: Press Chib 3: Yearbook Typing Committee 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, Treasurer I ; Outdoor Club 2. 3. 4 : Youth Center 4 ; Student Council Alternate Representative 3: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: (’.lee Club 1, 2 4; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee : Hall Sentinel 3. 4 : Office Clerical Work 4 : Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3. 4 : Typing Committee 4. GLORIA SHROPE Commercial Shropie WASHINGTON “On with the dance Let joy be unconfin'd. No sleep till mom, when Youth and Pleasure meet. Activities: Press Club 3: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4; Commercial Club 2. 4 : Outdoor Club 1. 2. 3. 4 : Ushers Club 1 : Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. JACK SIMONE General Puppet” WASHINGTON “A lofty oak from an acorn grows. Activities: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ALAN SLAVIN College Preparatory Al” WASHINGTON “Men are but children of a larger growth. Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3 : Baseball 3. 4 ; Basketball 4. BERTHA HELEN SLOAN General Bertie” WASHINGTON “She does nothing but talk of her horse. Activities: Yearbook Subscription Committee 4 : Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 : Office Clerical Work 4 ; Orchestra 3: Commercial Club 4 : Press Club 1. President 2 : Cafeteria 1: Spanish Club 2. 3; Typing Committee 4. [22] Bernice Smith Joan Stephens Morgan Smith Doris Stettler Jean Staugaard Emma Sutphen BERNICE CLAIRE SMITH Commercial-Secretarial “Smitty WASHINGTON “A place for everything and everything hi its place Activities: Commercial Club 3. 4: Outdoor Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Unborn Club 2, 3, 4 : Typing Committee 4 ; Home Economics Club Secretary 1 : Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Office Clerical Work 4 ; Sub-Juniorn 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Spaninh Club 2. General MORGAN SMITH OXFORD Nutley” “He may live without books,— what is knowledge but grieving?’ Commercial JEAN M. STAUGAARD OXFORD “Jeannie “Come, and trip it, as you go, On the light, fantastic toe. Activltien: Commercial Club 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Com- mittee 4 : Yearbook Subscription Committee 4. JOAN BLANCHARD STEPHENS Omni “Jonn WASHINGTON “ am not arguing with you—I am telling you. Activities: Outdoor Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Ushers Club 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 : Typing Club 2 ; Decorating of Soph-Fronh Frolic: Clean-up Committee of Junior Prom. DORIS J. STETTLER Commci cial “Stet BROADWAY “Ever let her fancy roam For pleasure never is at home. Activities: Commercial Club 3; Outdoor Club 3, 4 ; Home Economics Club 2; Hall Sentinel 3; Cheering Section 3: Glee Club 4. Commercial EMMA M. SUTPHEN WASHINGTON “Music hath charms--- “Em ' Activities: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Home Economicn Club 1; Yearbook Subscription Committee 4. OUR UPSIDE DOWN GALS C. Foremny, D. Barron, A. Pisaniello [23] General KENNETH WILLIAM SWIFT Ken” CHANGEWATRR “Swift by name; Slow by nature.” Activities: Yearl ook Subscription Committee 4: Junior Prom Decorating Committer ; Fire Squad 3. 4 : Arista 1, 2, 3 : Builders Club 1. President 2: Junior Class Executive Committee : Student Council 2. 4 : Hall Sentinel 3. 4 ; Baseball “W 3. 4 : Football W” 3, 4 ; Varsity Club 4. ALMA DELORES VANHORN General '‘Alma” WASHINGTON “And the merry love the fiddle And the merry love to dance.” Activities: Spanish Club 4: Outdoor Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Typing Club 2; Art Club 3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee. JOSEPH VASKO General B “Joe” OXFORD “Did ye not hear it? No! twas but the wind, or the car rattling o’er the stony street.” Activities: Builders Club 3: Art Club 4. STUART A. ZIMMERMAN College Preparatory “Sa “ WASHINGTON “Cards were at first for benefits designed, Sent to amuse, not to enslave the mind.” Activities: Spanish Club 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Chess Club President 3. 4: Unknowns 3: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Hall Sentinel 4 : Senior Class Executive Committee 4 : Chairman of Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3 : Chairman of Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee 4 : Football Manager 1. 2. 4. Kenneth Swift Alma Van Horn Joseph Vasko Stuart Zimmerman [24] 1. Best chaperones ever. 2. Three gals and a cannon. 3. Bus handlers extraordinaire. 4. Resting at the Capitol. 5. Sitin’ on top of the world. 6. How crazy can you get? 7. The Big Five. 8. U. S. Capitol. 0. Night scene. 10. You taking exams, too? Junior Executive Committee Seated: Left to Right—M. Kries, R. Goerner, C. Woodruff, S. Mayberry, corresponding secretary; J. Ronoski, vice president; H. Stevenson, treasurer; J. Bartron, recording secretary; R. Adler. Standing: Miss R. Weller, adviser; E. Marinelli, president; Miss L. Woehrle, adviser; Miss E. Stone, adviser. To be standard or not to be standard! That was the burning question on junior rings, but although our ring is not to be a standard one, we had fun choosing it from among the many good samples shown us. Money mad? Maybe we were, but with the prospects of a senior trip before us we were eager to sell Christmas candy, W pins, and stationery. Then came spring and the Junior Prom, crowning event of a busy year. Class of ’49 First Row: Left to Right—M. Davis, M. Conroy, N. Crouse, S. Cross, J. Bartron, D. Burd, V. Apgar, B. Brown, P. Baldwin. Second Row: R. Adler. E. Bowman, P. Cunningham, E. Castner, P. DeHart, D. Doland, M. Burke, A. Carnali, M. Blum, J. Cline. Third Row: L. Collins, S. Cruts, A. Bowlby, R. Dealing, M. Burdge, H. Becker, E. Boekman, J. Bowlby, D. Carlson, R. Cook, D. Bowlby. [26] First Row: Left to Right—A. Lozier, A. Gallagher, B. Morgan, B. Heffner, M. Mmassian, P. Metcalf, J. Hummer J Hill, D. Heckman, N. Howell, M. Mueller. Second Row: A. Mueller, S. Mayberry, D. Julian, E. Groves, E. Marshall. M. Lauriat, I. Hanson, L. Housman, J. Banning. Third Row: C. Harm, C Gruver, . Marchese, D. Kitchen, M. Kries, E. Morgan, J. Harrington, J. Mayberry, E. Marinelli, R. Miller. Fourth Row. R. Goerner, L. Lisk, R. McAllister, M. LaPorta. J. Ronoski, E. Wood, J. Taylor, J. Sigler, F. Voegele, I). Rudy ruff, J. Sehamp, C. Richards, A. Personne, F. Ponce. Twining, A. Pisaniello, G. O’Bryon, G. Simmons, B. Winter- I- W______, , Third Row: H. Stevenson, W. Smith, C. Wood- mute, f.MQuigfey!°F Pufsindli! A. siriannj. Second Row: S. Warfef, J. Naticzajc VL Wolverton, R n 7ardL [27] Class of ’50 The chance to play host to the freshmen came at the annual Soph-Frosh Frolic in October. Having established a reputation for ourselves, we went on to better last year’s record in selling magazines for our senior Washington, D. C. trip. We even made some money by selling refreshments at the F. F. A. dance. Left to Right: R. Carnali, treasurer; M. Wandling, record-ins: secretary; J. Godfrey, president; F. Edolo, vice president; J. Gulick, corresponding secretary. ( LASS OFFICERS First Row: Left to Right—B. Alberty, C. Beam, J. Collins, F. Cole, F. Edolo, A. Beers, D. Bodine, J. Bennett, R. Carnali, E. Damelio, J. Baldwin, B. Blaine. Second Row: L. Fiore, A. Alpaugh, K. Bamford, K. Fisher, J. Bellini, J. Gulick, F. Fentzloflf, T. Davis, L. Blanchard, I. Burd, N. Dexheimer. Third Row: J. Godfrey, R. Cook, J. Gallagher, L. Docker, K. Fentzloff, R. Baylor, C. Everly, N. Bamford, E. Chesney, A. Gross, R. Feilbach. Absent: J. Anderson, N. Colaluce. [28] First Row: Left to Right—A. Lynch, H. Jenkins, H. Mervish, W. Mannon, C. Hayes, J. Lacey, P. Kreamer, D. Hoi sop pie, J. Nunn, F. Melberger, C. Havens. Second Row: J. McClay, L. Kinney, R. Lally, S. Harris. B. Meich-sner, J. Oliver, H. Hanisch, M. McCoobery. V. LaTourette, P. Leida. Third Row: J. Kayal. J. Martin, L. Op-dyke, H. Hissim, J. Jensen, C. Loomis, J. McDonough, Y. Maginnis, S. Julian. Absent: F. Mecsey, J. Kerken-dall, W. Mullen, K. Lance, E. Hildebrant. First Row: Left to Right—M. Stein, E. Parks. J. Rush, L. Steuer, D. Whitehead, E. Smith, D. Thomas, L. Young, S. Watters, M. Pasquini. J. Thatcher, D. Rossetti. Second Row: C. Sillett, T. Smith, D. Singley, M. Wandling. B. Vlossak, J. Peterson, B. Ritter, M. Taborelli, F. Richards, R. Rush, H. Vasko. Third Row: R. Schott, R. Rost, E. Perfetti, W. Winget, C. Stoffa, R. Tuttle, C. Smith, D. Ries, A. Vanderveen, W. Wolfe. Absent: G. Seyfarth, R. Sederquist. [29] CLASS OFFICERS Class of ’51 Left to Right: Lois Miller, treasurer; Donald Gross, vice president; Gary Hann, president; Bonnie Williams, recording secretary; Bernice Teeter, corresponding secretary. Our first year in high school is crowded with memories—September’s Student Council Welcome Party, little blue handbooks, classes of forty-four with regular seats for thirty-eight, memorizing the Alma Mater, the rare privilege of descending into the “hole” to heave out assembly seats, the Soph Frosh Frolic, the Christmas card sale. All these helped to make us a part of high school. We’ve enjoyed our first year together, and we’re looking forward to the rest of our high school career. First Row: Left to Right—I. Dohney, M. DeVries, A. Claus, M. Dildine, F. Collins, L. Donnini, H. Coban, L. Dealing, L. Davis, R. Berry, J. Cross, M. Gruitt. Second Row: W. Bielanowski, J. Becker, C. Godfrey, E. Feldman, G. Andrews, M. Baratto, R. Conroy, L. Groff, R. Blackwood, F. Angle, J. Delaney, E. Fox. Third Row: B. Broad, N. Davis, R. Blanchard, J. Grebenchenko, J. Bodine, F. Digilio, D. Eichlin, D. Gross, R. Cunningham, E. Cooper, R. Boyer. Absent: M. Abel, R. Alpaugh, F. Blanche, M. Bray, W. DeVries, J. Coleman. [30] First Row: Left to Right E. Mecsey, J. Hopkins, W. Parsons, H. Howell, H. Miller, H. Heffner, F. Percarpio, S. Mowrey, W. Hissim, C. Jennings, J. Keiper, S. Montuori. Second Row: A. Herman, T. Marchese, P. Miller, D. Pritchard, S. Petersack, L. Miller, T. Hadges, V. Mayberry, R. 0’B.ryon, R. Hoover, B. May. Third Row: M. Kohaniteh, R. Mattison, J. Patrick, S. Hahn, R. Keiper, B. Hann, G. Harduby, R. Harrison, G. Hann. Absent: C. Johnston, K. Merrill, J. McNulty, J. Howell, S. King, H. Fink. First Row: Left to Right: D. Vasko, O. Yonocsko, B. Teeter, J. Schuster, L. Richards, B. Smith, A. Snyder, J. Ranelli, J. Spangenberg, K. Ritzer, B. Williams, W. Thompson. Second Row: R. Kries, R. Rinehardt, D. Williams, L. Rennie, M. Rossini, P. Renigar, J. Sarson, J. Voeirele. C. Silverthorn. W. Stephens, M. Smith. K. Supplee. Third Row: C. Wildrick, A. Zimmerman, B. Smith, R. Siegert, B. Thompson, G. Stires, J. Winter- mute, J. Smith, J. Wolverton, P. Specht. Absent: D. Thomas, S. Shinier, V. Smith, R. Schumann, C. Trim- mer, T. Simard, E. Schubert. [31] School life would certainly be dull if we had only the regular classroom routine, so we welcome the opportunities of the activity program, first period and after school. These extra curricular activities are like the addition of grace notes to a formal composition. The platters in this section record our light and carefree moods. Moonlight Sonata. A couple of bums. The sophs entertain. A geometric Christmas. [32] Bucket Boy Ford during Clean-up Week. Senior refreshment booth in operation. Comfortable? The Bums present their Oscar. Cheerleader Fiore in action. The Big Boss and Miss Enea. Truman Lunger alias Mr. Sherman. [33] Student Day Student Day was first held on May 1, 1947, under the direction of the Student Council. Seniors were appointed to substitute for all teachers, who spent the day preparing evaluation reports. An assembly was held which featured an open Student Council meeting, in which the proposed point system was discussed. The day was so successful that it is expected to become an annual event. Principal-for-a-day J. Lawyer dishes out work. R. Stevens, R. Wiseburn and D. Alpaugh shovel coal. The Essentials of Poetry by E. Roberts. Mr. Piagesi insists on accuracy. J. Groves supervises a Home Ec. class. [34] Volunteers Ronald Stevens and Bob Ford demonstrate the proper technique for spring housecleaning. Catherine May passes refreshments to Joan Saldarine and Shirley Hassemer at the annual tea. Mr. Bradford caught in the act. National Honor Society “Have you made sure that all names are cleaned off lockers? How about the columns in front of the building?” These are routine questions to National Honor Society members who sponsor an annual Clean Up Week to improve the general appearance of our school. Service tasks of various kinds, such as correcting achievement and psychological tests, sponsoring Freshman Visiting Day. keeping a record of advanced training of our graduates, entertaining Arista members are all projects of National Honor Society. After the tapping and initiation in December a tea is given by old members for the inductees and their parents. First Column (down): Tangled. Marshmallows coming up. The Coronation. Grab a seat. Second Column (down): Pre-election fun. Luke and the Boys. [36] Top Line (Left to Right): The Thinkers! The Big: Bums. 8 Ball in the corner pocket. Second Line (Left to Right): Let's eat. Look pretty, please. Backhand return. Third Line (Left to Right): Initial appearance. Balance. Repeat performance. [37] The various combinations in this section of our album range all the way from the Chess Club quintet to the instrumental extravaganza to the Outdoor Club. Large or small, organized for academic advancement or for just plain fun, these clubs represent our varied interests. Some folks are long haired; others are hipsters. We let each cat spin the lacquer cracker he enjoys most. Looks small from up here. D. C. ahead. Bleeding hearts. Stars in my eyes. [38] [39] Student Council The Student Council is composed of representatives of all organizations, classes, and homerooms, who, as a group, wrork for the students themselves. Council is responsible for Hall Sentinels, Traffic Squad, and Fire Squad, as w'ell as for social activities in the school. This year ten delegates were sent to the annual convention of the State Association of Student Councils held at Princeton. One of these delegates, Robert McAllister, was a panel speaker at the convention. One representative of each lower class was sent to investigate the student court system at Hackensack High School. Six members of the Newton High School Student Council with their adviser visited our regular meeting on March 17. Exchange assemblies were arranged between our school and Belvidere and Hackettstowm. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to Right: V. Apgar, recording secretary; Miss H. Stone, adviser; R. Fritts, treasurer; J. Cline, vice-president; A. Fiore, president; Miss R. Weller, adviser; C. Donnini, corresponding secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: First Row: D. Singley, L. Opdyke, J. Peterson, M. Wandling, P. Cunningham, M. Lauriat, J. Lanning, V. Apgar, C. Donnini, A. Fiore, J. Cline, R. Fritts, T. Hadges, J. Sarson, B. Smith. Second Row: B. Brown, J. Ronoski, G. Twining, J. Taylor, S. Zimmerman, G. Simmons, E. Reinert, R. Hann, R. Godfrey, R. Cook, C. Brenner, K. Neidig, R. Adler, Miss Weller, Miss Stone, N. Howell, M. Greif. Third Row: R. McAllister, D. Hoover, L. Miller, R. Ruszczyk, J. Alpaugh, L. Fiore, D. Lance, R. Sederquist, T. Marchese, E. Bockman, B. Hann, D. Gross, M. Kries, E. Marinelli. [40] Traffic Guides Seated: Left to Ritfht—J. Bcvilacqua. L. Link, A. Siri-anni. R. Ruszczyk. J. Cooper, VI. Kries, R. Godfrey. M. Eckel. A. Pisaniello, I). Rudy, N. Howell. Standing: P. Cunningham. J. Taylor, E. Miller. F. Pul-Minelli, S. Cruts, J. Jensen. L. Opdyke, J. Harrington, R. Schott. Hall Sentinels Seated: First Row' — J. Peterson. J. Alpainth. S. Julian. G. Twining. G. O’Bryon, J. Ronoski. E. Smith, J. Bevilacqua. Second Row: K. Swift, E. Miller, K. Bamford. E. Wood, B. Sexuine. S. Zimmerman. C. Hayes, E. Damelio, A. Melbertter, S. Harris. B. Meichsner, N. Dexheimer. Y. Mavrinnis. Standing: F. Voe ele, J. Satdarine, J. McDonough, H. Stevenson. L. Fiore. R. Godfrey, D. Rossetti, L. Link. L. Collins, J. Godfrey. M. Pasquini, R. Adler. Fire Squad First Row': Left to Right R. McAllister. E. Marinelli. M. Kries, R. Haim, K. Swift. R. Cook, chief: R. Fritts. L. Collins, R. Adler. Standing: H. Morvish, R. Goerner, K. Neidig, R. God-frey. J. Schamp, M. Greif, J. Bellini. L. Docker. [41] Color Guard Left to Right: J. Schneider, K. Neidig, R. Adler, M. Greif, R. Fritts, E. Marinelli. Fire Drill Home Ec Club Meetings this year have been held monthly with President Jean Howell presiding. After the business meeting each month something special was prepared, such as fudge or lollipops. A Christmas basket was prepared and filled by the club members. This was then delivered to a needy family. First Kitchen: A. Beers, vice-president; J. McDonough, B. Blaine, L. Richards, secretary-treasurer; H. Coban, M. DeVries. At Table: J. Howell, president; B. Smith, A. Watters, J. Spangenberg, V. LaTourette, J. Hopkins. Second Kitchen: Mrs. Latte-man, L. Steuer, A. Sirianni, L. Rennie, P. Leida. [42] Builders Club The Builders Club members, working in groups, have received practical experience in construction with several large projects. This year they built a much needed ticket booth for use during football season and five new desks for the Art Room. Foreground: Left to flight D. Hayes. (J. Seyfarth. R. Mattison, W. Thompson. E. Feldman. R. Miller, I . Rudy. Second Row: Standing A. Bowlby, T. Davis, S. Outs, B. Haim, R. Black wood. A. Snyder, J. McClay, R. Berry, F. Melberger, W. Winget, C. Johnston. E. Bockman. President ; J. Howell. F. Pul-sinelli. Vice-president: Mr. Pur sell, adviser. Absent: A. Personne, Secretary. Projector Club The boys of the Projector Club have been of real service to the entire school. They have arranged a schedule so that every period there is someone to set up visual aids, which saves time for teachers and pupils. These pupils receive good training from Mr. Pursell in the handling of the projector and other equipment. They also handle all guidance and assembly films. Seated: Ia;ft to Right R. Boyer, R. Mattison, W. Thompson. R. Berry. Kneeling: A. Snyder. S. Hahn, R. Blanchard, E. Bockman, D. Pritchard, W. Parsons. Standing: I). Eichlin, K. Merrill, A. Personne, President; F. Per- carpio. C. Johnston. W. Winget, Vice-president: S. Cruts, C. Brenner. R. Seigert. R. Alpaugh, A. Bowlby. Secretary : Mr. Pursell. adviser. Future Farmers of America The Plow Boy Chapter of the Future Farmers of America completed various projects this year. Using the U. S. 13, N. J. 4 and N. J. 2, they grew five tons of corn in three and a half acres. The results placed N. J. 2 and 4 first and second respectively, and U. S. 13, third. The boys went to Harrisburg to the farm show, entered a milk testing contest held by the Dairyman’s League, sold candy, held a square dance to raise money, and organized a basketball team. They also made plans for purchasing a tractor. Kneeling: Left to Right R. fJodfrey. President: D. Hayes, D. Eichlin. R. Rhinehnrdt. H. Becker. Vice-president ; J. Baldwin, W. Mullen. W. Smith, R. Cunningham. J. Mayberry. Secretary: H. Hissim. Sentinel: C. Harm. Standing: Mr. Sherman F. Ponce R. Harrison J. Bodine. K. Fentzlaff. C. Richards, J. Kerkendall. M. Burdge, M. Kries, R. Feilbach. C. (Iruver. [43] First Row: Left to Right -M. Dildine, P. Kreamer. D Heckman, S. Mayberry, ma cot K. Klingbc■•II. K. Lan . C. Apgnr, treasurer: J. Peterson, M. Gruitt. Second Row: Mr. I arsen. M. Davis, F. Collins, M. Burke. D. Julian. H. Otten. A. Watters. M. Conroy, M. Quigley. Miss Schlick. Third Row: A. Gallagher. E. Groves. B. Ritter, B. Vlos-sak, M. Wandling, L. Kinney. L. Blanchard. G. Simmons, G. Twining. Student Council Representative : J, Lanning. President: J. I)e-lany, B. Heffner, Y. Magi nn is, I). Burd. J. Gulick, S. Warfel. P. Baldwin. Fourth Row: A. Anderson. L. Miller. B. Brown, J. Wintermute, I. Hanson, I). Doland, J. Taylor. C. Fisher, B. Seguine, J. Jensen. Secretary ; M. McCoobery, J. Jensen. D. Williams. I. Burd. L. Oinlyke, A. Mueller, I). Ries, F. Fentzlaff, B. A. Smith. Drum and Bugle Corps That familiar Hut-2-3-4 may die out during the winter months, but Corps activities are still going strong. Come spring and that familiar call can be heard again. During the past football season the Corps went to all games. In December they took their annual trip to New York and had a wonderful time from 7:30 a. m. until the wee hours of the next morning. The Drum and Bugle Corps has also had a few outside engagements. They were asked to perform at the Flemington Fair; with the Band they furnished the music at a parade in Clinton. On the March. Genevieve and the Donkey. The corps color guard. Holsopple leads; Larsen leaves. Musical spooks. The Thrush—Doris Heckman. Bottoms up. Blue Streak Band FirHt Row: Left to Right--H. Harrington. M. Rush. Second Row: R. Collins. J. Dempsey, S. Petersack. L. Heckman. W. Messner, K. Neidig, P. Willcver, B. Wolfe. J. Patrick. B. Teeter. C. Roberts. B. Thompson, J. Davis. Third Row: J. Rush. J. Schneider. J. McClay, C. Stires, D. Cross, J. Smith. S. McCinnis, T. Marchese, B. Matviak, I). Kries. A. Claus, N. Broad. B. De-Reamer. R. Cook, Instructor Arved Larsen. Fourth Row: D. Cornish. J. Widenmyer. I). Pritchard. R. Bellini. D. Smith, J. Keenan. C. Ix omis. 1). Holsopple. C. Wright, L. Cast-ner. R. Jensen, F. Marchese. J. Hopkins, S. Cross. W. Wargin. First Row: Left to Right A. Larsen, instructor: L. Rush, J. Keenan. J. Patrick, S. Petersack, T. Marches . K. Neidig, S. Me-(■innis, D. Heckman. Second Row: Left to Right A. Claus. D. Cross. J Schneider, J. McClay, R. Bellini. W. Messner. Trio Left to Right: M. Davis. E. Sutphen. J. Jensen. Miss Schlick. M. A. Lauriat. The Blue Streak Dance Band The Blue Streak Dance Band, Washington High's newest musical organization, is composed of earnest students who are eager to improve upon their individual instruments and who have discovered the fun of playing together. Under the capable and tireless leadership of Mr. Arved Larsen, these fellows have shown rapid improvement as is testified by the melodious sounds that issue from the newly decorated music room. Here the band toils long hours in preparation for coming dances. Glee Club Left to Right: Seated —W. Parsons, accompanist; M. Davis, P. Renigar, L. Miller, D. Heckman, K. Lance, C. Beam, B. Vlossak, K. Fisher, L. Opdyke, V. LaTourette, F. Mar-chese. Second Row: I. Hanson, M. Dildine, J. DeHart, I. Burd, B. Thompson, J. Jensen, J. Jensen, B. Seguine, G. Shrope, E. Sutphen, M. E. Miller, D. Williams, Miss L. Schlick. Third Row: P. Baldwin, M. Conroy C. Rit-zer, J. Sarson, T. Hadges, J. Thatcher, J. Becker, A. Van Horn, E. Groves, L. Kinney. Absent: R. Bellini. [46J Seated: Left to Right J. Cline. E. Marrthall. R. Hann. R. McAllister. J. Ronoski, R. Adler. Standing: J. Saldarine, M. E. Eckel, J. Cooper, K. Neidig. President ; C. May. S. Hassemer. Secretary: C. Donnini. National Honor Society Each December juniors and seniors are tapped for membership in the National Honor Society. To become eligible pupils must have attained a general scholastic average of 85 and must be rated by the members of the faculty and the society on Character, Leadership, and Service. Those selected are designated as working members and may become permanent members when re-rated just before graduation. Arista First Row: Left to Right— B. Ritter, N. Crouse, R. Carnali, C. Donnini. D. Fowler. S. Cross. H. Mer-vish. E. Damelio, J. Bar- tron. J. Martin. Second Row: R. Adler, G. Twining. J. McDonough. M. Eckel, S. Hassemer. J. Ron- oski, B. Meichsner. J. Bennett, R. Rush. S. Harris. Third Row: J. Jensen, R. Hahn, K. Swift. J. Cooper. The Arista Club is composed of pupils whose grades have been 80 or above throughout the entire year. Letters are given as an annual award, and a pin is presented for four year membership. [47] Press Club Seated: Left to Right E. Chesney, Y. Maginnix. L. Opdyke, K. Fisher, C. Beam. J. Ronoxki. S. Warfel, D. Whitehead. J. Peterson. Second Row: C. Ix� omis. N. Dcxheimer. I. Burd. E. Damclio, J. McDonough, J. Thatcher. R. Carnali. B. Ritter. M. Wandling. J. Martin. Third Row: J. Jensen. W. Mannon. A. Gross. T. I avix. R. Lally, B. Seguine. J. La lining. Miss L. Woehrle, Miss E. Stone. Miss H. Stone. “There is no discharge in the war!” Week after week, student and school publicity is gathered, written, proofed, typed, and carried to the Star. The majority of the reporters are College Prep sophomores who write their assignments for practice in composition. Commercial Club The meetings of the Commercial Club were held on the third Monday of the month. The Gregg Writer, a monthly shorthand magazine, was used as a basis for club activities. Mr. Beisel of the Vikon Tile Corporation, spoke to the members of the club on the subject of “Veterans in the Postwar World of Business.” First Row: Left to Right—G. O’Bryon, J. Hummer, B. Smith, C. Foremny, C. Donnini. J. Rupell. S. Mayberry, 1). Hoover. G. Shrope. Second Row: P. Baldwin. J. Staugaard. I). Burd. B. Sloan, F. Metcalf. F. Voegele, J. Ronoxki. J. Naticzuk. A. Gallagher, V. Apgar, L. Kerkendnll. A. Carnali. Third Row: J. Saldarine, L. Housman, A. Pisaniello. B. Seguine. J. Sigler, A. Mueller, S. Warfel. J. Lanning, A. Fiore, I). Barron First Row: Left to Right—W. Parsons. K. Swift. M. Greif. Second Row: B. Alpaugh. J. Schneider. I). Pritchard. Miss L. Woehrle. Third Row: 1 . Carlson. J. Howell. Fourth Row: T. Mar chose. N. Howell. Typing Club A practical typing class met three times a month to learn the fundamentals of typing. Previously this was classified as a club but is now considered a class for those who are unable to have a complete typing course. [48] Youth Center One hundred and fifty members enjoyed the variety of activities planned by the Youth Center this year. A dance held on St. Patrick's Day was one of the major events. Donations for admission, requested from both Youth Center and non-Youth Center members, were added to a fund of the local Y. M. C. A. to aid the needy children of Europe. Other activities included a Christmas party, several game nights, dances, and a doggie roast. Officers are: President, Gladys Simmons; Vice President, Carl Brenner; Secretary, Joan Lanning, and Treasurer, Robert O’Bryon. Faculty advisers are Miss Rose Enea, Mr. Wilford Styer, Mr. Harold Miers, and Miss Leda Woehrle. Seated: Left to Right—R. Hoover. J. Baldwin. C. Hann, D. Lance, D. Cook, C. Brenner, (I. Simmons. J. Limning. J. Bennett, J. (iulick. R. Mattison. Standing: R. Rush. I). Williams. f� . O’Bryon. M. (ireif, R. O’Bryon. Mr. H. Miers, adviser: Miss I.. Woehrle, advisor. At Game Night. YOUTH CENTER OFFICERS R. O’Bryon, Treasurer; J. Lanning, Secretary; G. Simmons, President; C. Brenner, Vice-president. [49] Ushers Club The Ushers Club is a service organization. The girls sell and collect tickets at all athletic events sponsored by the school. Formerly this work was done by the teachers, so we feel that the girls are really performing an important service for Washington High. Left to Right: Seated J. Cooper. B. Smith. Standing: J. Ronoski, B. Meichsner. S. Harris. Mr. MierH, advisor. Library Club A small but important service organization is the Library Club. Preserving and caring for the books is the duty of the club, but stimulating appreciation of good literature is their object. Membership, which is unlimited, is open to any student of Washington High School in the manner prescribed in the club constitution. The school librarian is the adviser and the officers are elected for one semester. Loft to Right: President, P. Cunningham; J. Nunn. M. O’Doll. Mrs. Bowers, adviser; C. Hayes. N. Howell. Loft to Right: R. Adler. S. Zimmerman. President: C. Brenner. K. Neidig, J. Schneider, Secreta ry-Trea su rer. Chess Club Five boys in our high school are interested in the sport of kings. Since they have had fun competing with fellows from other schools, they hope to expand their membership. At present this club has no faculty adviser. [50] La Alianza Espanola Members of the Spanish Club met to enjoy Spanish social Karnes and puzzles, followed by refrescos, of course. Seated : Loft to Right Minn Stowcll, adviser; J. Jensen. J. (tulick. Standing: J. Alpaugh. President: S. Harris, M. Meichsner, B. Vlossak, I. Hurd. P. Leida, B. Blaine. E. Damelio. Secretary. Junior Classical League The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization to 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, languages, and arts. Seated: Left to Right J. McDonough. Treas- urer: C. Beam. Vice-president: T. Davis. President : Mrs. Bowers, adviser: L. Oinlyke, Secretary : B. Ritter. J. Peterson. Standing: J. Thatcher, W. Bielanowski, W. Parsons. N. Dexheimer, J. Martin, K. Chesnay, M. Wandling. C. Ixx mis. A. dross, R. Berry. W. Mannon. H. Mervish. K. Fisher. R. Lallv. D. Whitehead. M. Dildine. Seated: Left to Right Miss Weller, Significant Figure : Edwinna Marshall. Y. Standing: John Cline. Enzo Marinelli. Robert Adler. X : Ardel Ixizier, Blanche Brown, Z. Unknowns Once a month there is a meeting of the Unknowns, whose officers are X, Y, and Z, and whose adviser is the Significant Figure, Miss Weller. At these meetings the mathematic students explore the unknown and have a pleasant time with figures and puzzle problems. [51] Last, but certainly not least, our high school disc jockeys spin a few on sports. With varsity football, basketball, wrestling and baseball, plus the intramural program for boys and girls, we have an active year. Wrestling1 Varsity Left to Right: C. Harm, J. Simone, L. Lisk, C. Gruver, R. Fritts, eo-captain; D. Lance, D. Markle, C. Edolo, co-captain; T. Smith, H. Hissim, E. Marinelli, C. Everley, J. Bodine, J. Goies, coach. [52] [53] Football This year’s football squad began the first season under the newly installed permanent lighting system. The team did not boast a very heavy aggregation and, with a very large percentage of green material, was slow in getting started. Playing in their own class of ball, the team lost some tough games. In Dunellen it was on a last period pass; in Roxbury the team ended the 3rd quarter with a 6-6 tie, the ball being on the 1 yard line only to be set back with a 5 yard penalty and finally to be forced to give up the ball on downs on the 4 yard line. Having a group 4 school in Morristown, we found that game to be a one-sided struggle. Although we out-downed Hackettstown 11-7, in what looked like a close contest, the game ended in a 32-13 defeat because of pass interception. The final night game with Franklin ended in a 13-6 win. In the last two minutes there was a final drive after Frank Pulsinelli intercepted a pass on the 2 yard line with a 45 yard return, setting up the pace for the winning touchdown. Following this victory the Streaks were again outclassed by the Scotch Plains Championship Team and Wilson High’s pow’er house. The season ended with a victory over the Flemington team, 12-6, on Thanksgiving morning. Touchdown prevented. Instructions from the chief. Power play. Out of bounds. Night game. Left to Riyht: Seated—Mr. C. Pursel, E. Morgan, M.Kries, H. Hissim, R. Hann, Captain; E. Reinert, E. Mar- inelli, C. Brenner, Mr. J. Goles. Second Kou-: M. Greif, R. Fritts, D. Lance, F. Pulsinelli, R. Cook, K. Swift, T. Smith, E. Bockman. Third Row: F. Pulsinelli, J. Baldwin, J. Bodine, F. Digilio, F. Edolo, R. Feilbach, C. Everley, W. Mannon, B. Hann. Fourth Row: V. Smith, R. O’Bryon, L. Mayberry, R. Rost, R. Baylor, M. La-Porta, J. Kayal, J. Kerkendall, L. Fiore, C. Wildrick. Fifth Row: G. Hann, W. Winget, S. Zimmerman. [54] Basketball The first call for candidates for the basketball team was issued November 17 with 24 hopefuls reporting for practice. Excluded from this group were those boys taking part in football. As we surveyed the array for a potential winning combination, it appeared that there was a reasonable distribution of height, a total lack of experience, but a wealth of desire to work hard. By December a voluntary dropping out made room for 10 football men to join the squad. As we look back on the record of the past year, we are impressed by the fact that the boys never lost hope for a moment. Each contest was entered with a definite feeling that “Tonight is our night.” It is interesting to note that in 7 of the 18 games, one man on the opposing team scored as many or more points as our total score. Captain Fred Pulsinelli, with 156 points, was the leading scorer on the team, followed by Hann with 117, Winget with 115, Baldwin 86, and Docker 77. In the win column the Jayvees were more successful, showing a record of 7 wins in 18 starts. The outlook for next season is a bit more rosy since, of the varsity eight, six will be on hand. With the experience gained this year and an added few inches in height, we can look forward to entering the win column next season. VARSITY Wash. Opp. Wash. Opp. 35 Faculty ... 39 37 Frenchtown 6u 14 Netconjr 36 26 Blairstown 16 26 Rox Imry ... 51 43 Clinton .. 57 26 Franklin 51 25 Flemintfton 51 22 Frenchtown ... 52 22 Hackettstown 58 35 Alumni 40 23 Blairstown . 52 21 Hackettstown 47 21 Helvidere 47 31 Clinton ... 59 53 Faculty 44 17 Flemington ... 75 24 Chatham 59 37 Somerville .. 76 47 Faculty 55 32 Bel vide re ... 42 39 Roxbury ... 63 Total 656 Total 1160 Professor and the boys. Just like trained seals. Set shot. Warm-up shots. Mr. Pulsinelli Who’s ahead? BASKETBALL TEAM Seated: Left to Right—J. Lacey, W. Winget, F. Pulsinelli, J. Baldwin, R. Hann, F. Pulsinelli, L. Docker, R. Goerner. Second Row: S. Cruts, D. Whitehead, T. Davis, J. Bellini, W. Mannon, Mr. Styer, F. Marchese, A. Bowlby, H. Stevenson, D. Pritchard, J. Collins. Absent: E. Morgan. r 55 3 Wrestling- This year’s wrestling team enjoyed unusual success, winning 10 out of 13 meets against a field that included the best. At the beginning of the season prospects looked fair, but as the season rolled by the team began to take shape. Competition in several weight classes began to grow stronger, forcing the boys to be on their toes to hold their places on the team. It was that factor, plus the winning desire among the boys, which turned in one of the finest dual meet records to date. Won 44 Bouts by Decision .... 132 points Won 33 � � � Falls 165 tt Won 2 tt tt Defaults .... 10 tt Won 1 t tt Draw 1 point Total 308 points Lost 28 Bouts by Decision .... 84 Lost 19 tt tt Falls 95 Lost 2 tt tt Defaults .... 10 Won I tt tt Draw 1 Total 190 At the conclusion of the season we were District No. 2 champions with seven boys qualifying for state finals—L. Lisk, R. Fritts, D. Lance, C. Edolo, T. Smith, R. Cook and E. Marinelli. Our state champions were Richard Fritts, 121 lb. class, and Carl Edolo, 138 lb. class. Second place winners were Richard Cook, 154 lb. class, and Enzo Marinelli, 165 lb. class. Our team placed third in state tournament with 17 points. SCORES W:ish. 31 Vinela ml .... 15 WuhIi.—80 P’burg . 8 30 Somerville .... X ” —13 Navy PleboH 23 S Fortv Fort ..... .... 27 • —28 Roselle Park . X ” — 22 Lafayette .... 10 ” -22 Kingston 20 33 Vineland .... 15 M —25 Fasten 9 13 Newton .... 25 ” —20 Alumni 11 33 Springfield ... 11 ■ ■ ■ Total 308 190 Cook—Going down? Markle—Rest period. Fritts—The twist. First Row: Left to Right—C. Hann, J. Simone, L. Lisk, C. Gruver, T. Smith, C. Edolo, I). Lance, R. Fritts. Second Row: Mr. Goles, G. Hann, D. Thomas, F. Mecsey, E. Marinelli, C. Everley, J. Bodine, H. Hissim, D. Markle, R. O’Bryon, L. Fiore, B. Alberti. Third Row: R. Mattison, F. Percarpio, F. Melberger, N. Davis, F. Specht, R. Cunningham, R. Sederquist. R. Berry, R. Boyer, A. Snyder, R. McAllister. [56] Baseball—1947 After a very poor start the ’47 baseball team improved and won the last four games. The difficulty seemed to be caused by lack of experience in the early part, but as a result of good spirit and fine attitude the hoys ended the season in excellent fashion. The record included nine victories and seven defeats. Among the more notable victories were games in which Phillips-burg was defeated 3-2 and Hackettstown 4-2. The latter victory enabled the team to finish in a tie with Hackettstown for high honors in the Warren County Little Three. Boys lost through graduation were Captain Vic Grbich. Albert DeCresci, Bill Detrick and Rav Bellini. This should leave a strong nucleus for the 1948 season. J. Lacey—c.f. R. Fritts—c. V. Grbich—3b. A. DeCresci—ss. B. Detrick—p. T. Smith—lb. F. Pulsinelli—2b. C. Brenner—r.f. R. Bellini—l.f. E. Bock man—3b.-l.f. G. Groff—Manager W. Barron—Manager Won 9 Lost 7 56.2% Wash. - 2 Frenchtown 9 Wash.— 5 P’burtf 11 ” — 1 Fleminvrton 2 ” - 1 Hackettstown 3 — 0 Somerville 2 — 3 P'burpr 2 M —11 Frenchtown 0 •• — 0 Fasten 9 ” — 1 Easton 3 — 7 Roxbury 5 ” — 5 Annandale 3 — 9 Somerville 1 6 Belvidere 5 • — 4 Hackettstown 2 — 7 Roxbury 6 —14 Belvidere 3 Top: Left to Right—The Stretch. Fireball. Middle: Left to Right—Potential homer. Infield practice. Bottom: After P’burg victory. Baseball Squad First Row: Left to Right—T. Davis, T. Smith, L. Docker, V. Grbich, Captain; R. Bellini, C. Brenner, W. De-trick, K. Swift, F. Pulsinelli, A. DeCresci, It. Fritts. Second Row: Scorekeeper R. Adler, Manager W. Barron, G. Piperato, M. Pasquini, F. Pulsinelli, J. Baldwin, A. Slavin, E. Marinelli, A. Mervish, M. Kries, C. Everley, R. Hann, Coach Steinhardt. Absent: Manager G. Groff1. [57} Varsity Club First Row: Left to Right—C. Edolo, E. Marinelli, R. Bellini, M. Kries, R. Cook, D. Lance, R. Fritts, G. Boyer, C. Brenner, S. Zimmerman. Second Row: E. Bockman, D. Markle, T. Smith, A. Personne, R. Mann, F. Pulsin-elli, L. Lisk, E. Wood. Third Row: Mr. H. Miers, Mr. C. Pursell, J. McClay, J. Schamp, J. Simone, J. Lacev, Mr. J. Steinhardt, Mr. W. Styer. The Varsity Club is composed of all boys who have earned a letter in any sport. The purpose of this club is to promote better sportsmanship amonu: the players. All senior boys who have earned at least two letters in a sport receive a sweater in recognition of their accomplishments. Eleven seniors received sweaters this year. In order to raise money, the club sponsored a wrestling match with the alumni, and a basketball game with the faculty. Members also sold candy, Christmas cards, and “T” shirts. Cheerleaders “Come on, kids. Yell louder! Let’s back our fellows with some spirit!” These familiar phrases echo through our gym as co-captains Anne Fiore and Dolores Hoover and their eight cheerleaders lead the student body in a pep rally. Cheerleaders are chosen at the beginning of the school year by a committee consisting of the principal, the girls’ physical education instructor, and two other members of the faculty. The contestants are judged on familiarity with routines and cheers, grace, pep, cooperation, ability, and willingness to practice. Left to Right: Anne Fiore, J. Sarson, T. Hadges, S. Cross, D. Barron, G. Shrope, D. Singley, J. Hummer, D. Hoover. [58] Outdoor Club J irat How: Left to Ki ht L. Davis, I. Dohney, M. DeVries, M. Davis, S. Collins. B. Teeter. H. Heffner, B. Mecsey. S. Montouri. B. Blaine. Nl. Conroy, M. WandlinR, N. Howell, D. Burd, A. Gallagher, A. Lozier. B. May. A. Herman. Second How: J. Hanelli, captain freshmen: i. Shrope, captain seniors: F. FentzlafT. captain sophomores; J. Hcinhurdt. captain juniors: L. Carlson, president : J. Lannimc, vice-president : S. Hassemer. secretary ; B. Williams, treasurer. ‘bird Row: O. Yonocsko. A. Watters, K. Rltzer. J. Delaney. J. Hopkins. J. Bartron. E. Groves. S. Harris. J. Ronoski. J. Stephens. J. Cooi er. J. Alpauyh. B. Smith. M. E. Eckel. D. Heckman. B. Vlossak. J. Peterson. Fourth How: D. Vasko, H. Coban. M. Stein. C. Sillet, J. Keii er. C. Godfrey, B. Ritter. J. Martin. G. Twining. H. Otten. I. Burd. C. Beam. K. Lance, R. Hoover, B. Heffner. M. McCoobery. Y. Maginnis, J. Smith. Fifth Row: B. Smith. W. Stephens, S. Julian, J. Bennett. B. Meich-trier, J. McDonough. K. Fisher. J. Gulick, L. Blanchard. P. Renigar. L. Kinney. P. Krenmor, L. Steuer, J. Hush, J. Thatcher, L. Rennie, C. Silverthorne. Sixth Row; B. A. Smith. M. Barratto, I). Doland. H. Hanisch. A. Vanderveen. D. Stettler, G. O’Bryon, I). Barron. L. Kerkendall, S. Mayberry, I). Julian, M. Quigley. I). Gaumer, C. May. J. Taylor. B. Brown. V. Apgar. G. Simmons. Seventh Row: J. Hill. I). A. Sinirley, I. Hanson. B. Seguine. C. Smith. B. Thompson, A. Lynch. J. Naliczak. L. Miller. T. Hadges. J. Sarson. A. Fiore, J. Rupell, D. Hoover. K. Supplee, S. Cross. I). Ries. J. I)e Hart. Outdoor Club members believe in fun and that means activity plus. This year the girls have gone bowling regularly and have sponsored two Bums Dances, a scavenger hunt, a hayride, a hike to Roundtop, hockey, basketball, volleyball intramurals, and a banquet in May. Hockey Girls Basketball Left to Right: Standing—B. Blaine, J. Hill, J. Rein- hardt, J. McDonough, G. O’Bryon, D. Singley, J. Banning, Miss Enea, A. Vanderveen, D. Hoover, A. Fiore, K. Supplee, C. Sillet, M. Stein. First Row: L. Blanchard, J. Gulick, C. Supplee, H. Heffner. Second Rvw: M. Stein, C. Sillet, I). Hoover, A. Fiore, V. Apgar, G. Simmons, J. Hill. Third Row: I). Burd, J. Banning, I). Singley, Miss Enea, instructor; A. Vanderveen, 0. Yonocsko, J. Howell. [59] 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 thy 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 [60] Autographs [61] Autographs [62] Autographs [63] Subscription Committee First Row: Left to Right—J. Staugaard, A. Melberger, D. Gaumer, A. Alpaugh, G. Shrope, D. Fowler, D. Barron, L. Kerkendall, A. Fiore, D. Hoover, J. Bevilacqua, C. Foremny. Second Row: Miss 1). Mulkey, J. Howell, J. Jensen, E. Sutphen, A. Pisaniello, B. Seguine, J. Saldarine, B. Sloan, M. Miller. Third Row: J. Schneider, H. Cohen, A. Mervish, A. Slavin, K. Swift, R. Bellini. [64] Bertha Sloan Co-Chairman Dorothy Fowler Chairman Congratulations to the Graduates of the Glass of 194K BOARD OF EDUCATION WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY [65] Success and Happiness to the Members of the Class of 194K from the Washington Parent-Teachers’ Association [66] M I N A S S I A N STUDIO £ CAMERA SHOP _ Official Yearbook Photographer 54 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY [67 } ZIMMERMAN’S Ice Cream — Confectionery Our Own Make Ice Cream and Candy Stop in for Our Daily Specials Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1948 from THE CLASS OF 1949 [69] TO THE CLASS OF 1948 from THE CLASS OF 1950 [70 1 Loads of Luck to the CLASS OF 1948 from the CLASS OF 1951 [71J Features you can’t afford to miss WASHINGTON SCHOOL NEWS PERSONAL NOTES —SOCIAL NEWS “WEEKLY SPORTS CHAT,” BY BILL HOPPER PEOPLE YOU OUGHT TO KNOW” EACH WEEK in THE WASHINGTON STAR Jor 80 Years the Jiome Newspaper of Northwest JVew Jersey THE 1948 CACHE Printed by THE STRYKER PRESS WASHINGTON, N. J. Telephone 410 At Your Service for Letterheads — Envelopes — Cards Posters — Billheads — Programs Wedding Announcements Social Stationery [72] Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1948 Franklin Township Board of Education TRANS-BRIDGE LINES, INC. [73] C S G O Washington Woodcraft Corporation c s G n Congratulations lo THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1948 WASHINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY [74] Congratulations, Graduates of 1948 CARL W. NEULS The Lighting Shop Electrical Contractor Home and Industrial Wiring and Maintenance Phone 737 177 W. Washington Avenue Modern Lighting Fixtures All Types Fluorescent Fixtures Washington, N. J. Best Wishes CLASS OF 1948 H. S. LANCE Trucking Service [75] Best Wishes Ox-Wall Products Manufacturing Company, Inc. Courtesy of WASHINGTON PORCELAIN CO. [76] MIKE’S AUTO BODY SHOP MICHAEL CAVITCH, Prop. Frame Straightening Wheel Straightening and Balancing Body Work Refinishing WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 141 Route 30 Congratulations to the 1948 Washington High School Graduates L. A. 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Washington, N. J. Oxford, N. J. Dump Electric Truck Janitors Work Best Regards ROY FUEL CO. Walter E. Roy to the Graduates of the Class of ’48 Finest Grades Lehigh Anthracite J.M. LEMMON, M.D. Phone 273-W-l Broadway, New Jersey [99] To the Class of Best Wishes 1948 E. H. DeVOE DR. H.H. DAVIS DEAN’S ARTHUR E. FLIEGAUF APPLIANCE CO. Jeweler Watchmaker SALES and SERVICE 18 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Washington Belvidere [100] Best Wishes from. BAYLOR’S RESTAURANT THE MARIAN SHOP Marian E. Gibson All American Cooking Homemade Pies and Cakes 16 W. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. 15 W. Washington Ave. Phone 695 Washington, N. J. Compliments of M. BARRON TRUCKING VOSSELLER’S Route 30 113 E. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Phone 723 Good Luck and Success 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP P.-T. A. Congratulates the Class of 1948 POHATCONG DICK ROBERTS SERVICE STATION ESSO SERVICE Jackson Valley D. Wobbe, Prop. [102} GROFF’S STORE G. L. F. Headquarters A Wide Selection of Needs Dry Goods for the Farm Window Shades Consult With Us Wallpaper Buy With Confidence Venetian Blinds WASHINGTON CO-OP. Devoe Paints G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Upper Belvidere Avenue Washington. New Jersey Phone 64 Phone 617 MR. AND MRS. A FRIEND A. C. GREIF [103] Established for the promotion of a higher culture among its members and for their unification in a liberal organization which shall tend to advance their moral, intellectual, and social improvement. WARRENCOUNTY MOTORS, INC. The Place to Buy a Good Used Car JEWISH CENTER of To Have Cars Repaired and Serviced NORTHWEST JERSEY To Buy U. S. Royal Tires Socony Gasoline and Oil Youmans Avenue Washington, New Jersey W. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Best Wishes from Louise and Ralph LaRue C'harles W. Rotter, M. D. STREAMLINE CAB CO. [104] Best Wishes CALIFORNIA to the MARKET Class of ’48 for QUALITY MEAT DELICATESSEN Success in their future professional, business, and personal careers FRUITS and VEGETABLES from Birdseye Frosted Foods Consumers’ Prime Meats Research, Inc. Washington, N. J. Phone 457 GEO. WILDRICK’S CASTLE CREEK General Repairing PRINTS INC. Frank J. Percarpio, President George Wildrick, Prop. Washington, N. J. CARLTON AVENUE Phone 892 [105] Compliments of MR. AND MRS. PAUL E. BLACK Paint o 0)0 spray mg ° yO 0 If You Like GRAND OPERA Don’t Go to See the CARL W. COOK General Insurance HAY LOFTERS Because They’re Different! C'harles Egbert, Mgr., Port Golden 10 Gardner Court Washington, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 19It8 To the Washington High School Graduates RUTH A. WELLER Teacher of Piano MARY LOUISE MEEKER Congratulations to Class of ’It 8 Good Luck to the Class of ’48 MABEL AND WILBUR MAYBERRY JULIUS GOMBER Port Colden, N. J. MILLETT’S ESSO SERVICE Tel. Wash. 421 E. Washington Ave. Circle. Washington, N. J. YOUR HANDY ESSO STATION Fast, Courteous Service MR. AND MRS. H. T. HANSEN [106] Congratulations to the Class of 191,8 MR. AND MRS. R. P. WOODRUFF AND DAUGHTERS MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE FOX WYCKOFF’S ATLANTIC SERVICE W. Washington and Lincoln Aves. Washington, New Jersey Phone 618 Complete Car Service Compliments of BANKS E. MOYER INVESTMENTS GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE RITTER’S ICE COMPANY Washington, N. J. Compliments to the Class of 191,8 LADIES’ AUXILIARY WASHINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT KOWITZ FURNITURE 22 E. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Success to the Graduates WILLIAMS’ PAPER PRODUCTS Washington, N. J. Best of Luck to Class of 1948 Robert Kuebler IDEAL FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. [107] Washington, N. J. H. WILMOT ECKEL—1906 PAULINE—1936 HANK—1938 BILL—1938 JOHN—1940 DAN—1942 MARY LIB—1948 CAL’S ICE SERVICE “Ice Never Fails” C. Knerr, Prop. Phone 257 VANATTA STREET TUTTLE’S WASHINGTON LADIES’ AUXILIARY RECREATION Modern Equipment B.P.O.E. Bowling and Refreshments Washington, N. J. Phone 310 ITALIAN-AMERICAN BURI) BROS. MOTOR CO. PLEASURE CLUB Your Chrysler and New Village, N. J. Plymouth Dealer C. R. ANDERSON Real Estate and Its Branches Compliments of 149 East Washington Avenue Washington, N. J. Phone 359 FLOYD G. KENT LOMMASON’S Coal Service LEHIGH AND SCRANTON PREMIUM COAL Dr. R. C. COOPER Washington, N. J. [108] Telephone 274 Good Food Excellent Service CHARLES’ RESTAURANT We Serve Only the Bent 52 E. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of “48” FRANK KOEHN Blacksmith Oxford, N. J. CRAMER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE X-Ray Fitting 31 E. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. HARRY F. PENCE SON Distributor of Port Murray Milk Products Washington, N. J. Phone 187 Congratulations to the Class of ’48 Good Luck to the Class of ’48 SMITH’S SHOE STORE Washington, N. J. SEYMOUR S. KIMMEL M. I). Oxford, N. J. Phone 60-R-6 AAROE’S GUN SHOP Repairing Oxford, N. J. BROAD’S STUDIO Belvidere Avenue Oxford. N. J. JACOB OPDYKE Gasoline Fuel Oils—Range Oils Kerosene Prospect St., Washington, N. J. Phone 413 MR. ANI) MRS. FRED DOCKER [109] HERBERT V. BARTRON Butcher Congratulations to the Class of '48 Oxford, N. J. MRS. CLARA LANCE HENRY LISSY Coal, Oil and Gasoline To the Class of ’48 Route 30 Oxford, N. J. AL’S BARBER SHOP R. M. HOLLEY OXFORD Stationery PARENT-TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION The Biggest Little Store In Washington” Best Wishes from, MAY-ELLEN “GUS, THE BARBER” BEAUTY SHOPPE ANDY THE BARBER FRANK’S AND SON BARBER SHOPPE [110] Compliments of ORAM’S BLUE KNOT STORE ST. C'LOUI) HOTEL Oxford, N. J. Best Wishes from ASBURY PARENT-TEACHERS’ STAR CLEANERS Simone’s ASSOCIATION J. M. AND WM. R. GRUITT PAUL J. FORD SLAVIN’S YARD GOODS STORE Silk—Wool—Cotton EAGLE YOUTH CENTRE 36 E. Washington Ave. Easton, Pa. Washington, N. J. Washington, N. J. Washington U6-R “Fashions for Young People GARNER’S PAINTS - WALLPAPER HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ARTHUR J. ALPAUGH General Store 42-44 E. Washington Avenue Washington, N. J. Phone 194 Asbury, N. J. [Ill] PETTY’S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Dynafuel Route No. 30 Washington, New Jersey CLARK C. VVILLEVER Real Estate and Insurance 21 W. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. Telephone 494 Compliments of VILLA ROLLER RINK Broadway, New Jersey Route 24 Best Wishes from RIDDLE TOMER Washington, N. J. NEW VILLAGE A FRIEND PARENT-TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION IT’S HUGO’S HOT DOGS MARA-MILL BEAUTY SHOP That Have That Crispy Brown Look With Onions Belvidere Avenue Washington, N. J. Best Wishes from Your Corner Ice Cream Store in Asbury, N. J. PERRY BROTHERS FEED AND GRAIN General Merchandise GUIDO QUEITZCH Port Murray, N. J. Tel. Washington 639 [112] TARQUINIO ROSSINI PROSPERITY FOOD MARKET HARRY F. MAYWALD New Village, N. J. Physiotherapist Phone 5-0056 WESTERN AUTO GEORGE T. REAVES JR. ASSOCIATE STORE Life Insurance Underwriter 22 W. Washington Ave. Washington, N. J. M. Kornell, Owner WASHINGTON CHICK WHEELER’S JUNIOR ESSO SERVICE STATION WOMAN’S CLUB Route 21 Port Colden, N. J. Phone 718 THOM AS-AN DREW WASHINGTON LODGE COMPANY NO. 1563 Sayre, Pa. BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE Stationers and Engravers ORDER OF ELKS Compliments of G. F. ARMBRECHT Proprietor Gulf Service Station C ITY GAS COMPANY Belvidere Avenue Washington, N. J. Route 30 Washington, N. J. [113] Congratulations MR. AND MRS. from FRANK A. TOSI ALEX J. LOSKOT Union City, New Jersey INSURANCE BLAINE J. HIXON J. S. HOWELL SON Dealer in Coal General Store Broadway, New Jersey Broadway, N. J. Wash. 402-R-l Phone 108-W-2 HARGREAVES’ MR. ANI) MRS. SWEET SHOPPE Ice Cream Candies HENRY PORRO Luncheonette Washington, N. J. Success to Class of WJ,8 HELEN’S GEORGE T. LA COUR BEAUTY SHOPPE Fresh Meats and Groceries Asbury, New Jersey 168 W. Washington Avenue THE ALONZO J. BRYAN WILLIAM G. CREYELING FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions CO. Washington, N. J. Insurance Service Over 50 Years Phone 52 [114] Best Wishes F. L. SUTTEE from Professional Engineer LOYALTY CLASS New Jersey Registration Oxford M. E. Church ELECTRICAL SERVICE Congratulations Success to the from Class of '48 MR. AND MRS. SCHEFFLER MOTORS KAISER—FRAZER HARRY MELBERGER, SR. Sales—Service IRVING SUNDAY OXFORD Plumbing and Heating TEACHERS’ Oxford, New Jersey ASSOCIATION Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of ’48 from MR. AND MRS. WASHINGTON BENNY PISAN IE LLO SUB JUNIORS DRY CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING DRIVE IN — WALK IN MODERN VALET SERVICE 25 EAST CHURCH STREET Phone 622 Win. S. LaRiew ’18 Call And Delivery Service ZIELSDORF’S GARAGE Repairing Mobil Gas and Oil Route 30 Phone 423 North of Circle, Washington, N. J. [115] Best Wishes to the Class of ’48 WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 136, O. E. S. GEORGE W. PREZIOSI ABATTOIR New Village, N. J. Phone 5-3051 Best Wishes from DR. T. E. LISOWSKI MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL G. HANN Best Regards from Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. CARL BRENNER Congratulations to the Class of ’48 I)R. ROBERT SLAFF MR. AND MRS. HERMAN HASSEMER DOT AND JIM MADDOCK Best Wishes from [116] MR. AND MRS. T. BELLINI AND EDITH SCHARRER’S GARAGE Washington, N. J.