Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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DEDICATION For the past four years our high school has been our second home. We've worked and played, using every inch of the building for our activities. Through it all we've been increasingly aware that our school was too small for our needs. At last the proposed addition is to become a reality. We 49ers wish to dedicate this year's Cache to those people who have made the addition pos- sible. Our Board of Education has worked untir- ingly. Our Supervising Principal, Mr. Gilliland, led throughout the community a united and inspira- tional campaign, in which he was assisted by our Principal, Mr. Bradford. Schools must be built if democracy is to be pre- served. In our American classrooms the ideals of freedom, equality, opportunity and cooperation -are realities. Our class feels that succeeding generations which attend this high school will be better prepared physically and mentally because our leaders and our townspeople have united to better our educational facilities. 4430

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CACHE The Cache staff is composed of four Working groups - namely, the Editorial, Subscription, Typing, and Art Committees, each of which has been working since September on various projects. These four groups are directed by advisors who work with the students to produce the best book possible. The job of the lflditorial Staff is to plan, arrange for the pictures and identify them, to write copy, to proof and reproof it. The Subscription Committee's work begins early in September. At this time the committee starts to solicit aid from businessmen in the town and outlying districts. Our book is designed by the Art Committee. Line cuts and divider pages are just a small part of this committee's work. We cannot forget the Typing Committee because without its help thc other committees could not function properly. CACHE TYPING COMMITTEE Fi:-sl Roux' M. 'Blum ll- OMNI. S. Vvllffvl, U J. Naticzak, Miss Mul Bllrlly -l- R0Tl0Skl- SW' kcy, advisor. Fourfl nndIfou'.' S. Maybcrry, 1f,,,p,- V, Apgar, Q: J- Sixflvr. F- V001l'lfli' Simmons, C. O'Bryon A. MUl'll1'l'. Tl'1 fl J. liunning. Abscnf RUN'-' A- fi11ll211Ih0l', A- P. Baldwin, I.. llous Varnali, .l. Hummcr, nm,,.1yl.Quigh.y. CACHE EDITORIAL BOARD CACHE ART COMMITTEE l i1-sf Now: Miss IC. Stonc, advisorg G. Twining, A. Scufcrl: E. Marshall, J. Mcllonough, N. Howcll, Miss llzillaghcr, K. Fisher, li. Opdykc, M. Blum, D. Burd, liuntz, advisor. Sfrrnrling: M. Davis, C. Woodrutl, ll. ll. Ottcn. Sc:-ond lfozc: R. Scdcrquist, assistant cditorg Thompson, li. Alpaugh, W. Wolfc, li. Schott. R. lially, E. Chcsncy, H. Mcichsncr, J. Anderson, as- sistant litcrary cditorg J. Clino, literary cditorg R. .-X1llt'l'. vtlltor, i'l wlbli