Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS of WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL of WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Presents The 1952 CACHi: DEDICATION The class of 1952 is happy to dedicate this edition of the Cache to Miss Julia Meaker. During her thirty-nine years of service as a teacher in Washington High, she has taught classes in mathematics, English, history, and science. For the past three years she has served as principal of the high school, and it has been in this capacity that many of our class have come to know her best. No matter what the difficulty—a personal problem, a class or club project, a proposed innovation—Miss Meaker has always been willing to sit down, talk over the situation, and help us to arrive at a feasible solution. We have all had occasion to appreciate her fairness, her sense of humor, and her consideration for the individual. Thus, at the end of Miss Meaker’s active participation in the affairs of Washington High School, we, the Senior Class, should like to say “thank you” for all the good and wise things you have taught us and for all the wonderful memories you have given us. As we go forth together, we extend to you sincerest wishes for success and happiness in the years to come. -I 4 Y CONTENTS Principal’s Message .............................................. 6 Faculty and Administration ....................................... 9 Classes ......................................................... 15 Activities ...................................................... 43 Sports ........................................................ 61 Subscriptions ................................................... 79 -I 5 y PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE As we consider our lives, one of the most important of all things is for us not to be deceived by those who complain bitterly of “these troublous times” and inquire “what is the world coming to?” No times have not been troublous: the depression of the early nineteen thirties was no worse than the panic of 1837; no war of modern times has matched the wholesale slaughter and utter misery visited upon Europe during the Thirty Years War three centuries ago; the political “ins” have always been a repository of corruption and the “outs” the compendium of all the virtues, since the beginning of recorded time; and the world has been going to the dogs for at least fifteen thousand years! As for Communism and its threat to freedom and righteousness, there has been no time in the long history of mankind when evil has not been rampant in the earth. Our duty is clear: Let us live honest, faithful lives, remembering that down through the ages the world has been held steady by the quiet, unassuming, consistent goodness of millions of ordinary people just like us. We can survive depression and war and bad politics and evil systems because of the dogged persistence of the common man; “common” because he is the person who possesses, along with myriads of other persons, the virtues which are needful. Evil is a challenge to be met by all of us in living day after day, year in and year out, steadily and patiently, in calm pursuit of everyday purposes; “in duties well-performed and days well-spent”; in fulfilling our destiny by meeting faithfully and joyfully every obligation in the sphere of life in which we find ourselves, knowing that nothing, however small, is trivial in God’s sight. And above all, let us rest in the peace of the assurance that we are indeed the Father’s children, and that each day, no matter what its experiences, can be a victory of the spirit if we abandon our lives to Him. “Be strong! We are not here to play, to dream, to drift; We have hard work to do, and loads to lift; Shun not the struggle; face it; ’tis God’s gift.” 6 JULIA MEAKER Principal J 7 i 2. Hot turkey sandwiches tomorrow. 3. Vanderveen for President. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Bower. 5. Styer’s clop: special. 6. 7. Library Club Christmas Tea. 1 8 K ADMINISTRATION Eugene J. Bradford Supervising Principal Julia Meaner Principal HOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Winfield Monez, Fletcher Wright, Alonzo Bryan, Elizabeth Trubek, William Thatcher, vice-president; Laurance Stopp, district clerk; Elmer Miller, president; Benjamin Minier. Standing: Forrest Miller, Eugene Bradford, supervising principal. i 9 I WILLIAM H. BOWER Junior Business Training Commercial Geography Commercial Law RAYMOND EDELMAN Civics World History JOANNE BROWN Vocal Music HOWARD EHRLICH English I, II ANTHONY CIOFALO Spanish I, II, III LEDA DESHLER Typing I Junior Business T raining Bookkeeping DONALD A. ACTON English, I, III i 10 v r JOHN J. GOLES Physical Education Health DOROTHY G. MULKEY Stenography I, II Typing II Office Practice MARY A. HAVENS Physical Education Health ARTHUR OSMUN Agriculture I, II, III, IV KATHRYN W. KUNTZ Art HAROLD MUSSELMAN Biology Political and Physical Geography MARGARET C. MAC DONALD Librarian i 11 l- VIRGINIA PEYREK General Mathematics Senior Mathematics Plane Geometry CLIFFORD T. PURSELL Manual Tratn ing Mechanical Drawing SANTE I. RAGNO Instrumental Music CATHERINE T. REILEY Home Economics ATLEE J. ROBINSON French I, II General Science Senior Science JOSEPH STEINHARDT World History U. S. History I EVELYN E. STONE English III, IV i 12 HELEN B. STONE English II U. S. History II SHIRLEY HARRIS Secretary HARRIET RUSH Nurse EMMA G. CASTNER Secretary WILFORD STYER Physics ARGIE SMITH Cafeteria RUTH I. WELLER Algebra I, II Trigonometry Solid Geometry 13 y DR. CHARLES W. POTTER High School Physician DR. H. H. DAVIS Physician — Athletics CLARENCE ANDERSON Custodian EDWARD HEMHAUSER Custodian FELIX SMITH Custodian ADA STYER English I, II -( 14 y ALICE JOYCE ANDERSON A Washington General Aunt Milty ... Breakfast at my house ... That'8 a driver? Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 1, member 4. State Student Council Delegate 1 ; Traffic Guide 4 ; Hall Sentinel A ; Youth Center 1, 2, 3: Press Club 1. 2, 3: Christmas Dance Committee 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3; Outdoor Club—1 numerals 2. W-3, Senior Representative 4: Ushers Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2. treasurer 3, president 4 ; Girls’ Interscholastics 1, 2, 3, 4 : Cache— Subscription, Art and Layout, Personals Committees 4. CAROLYN EDNA BANGHART “Carol” Broadway Commercial A lover of Cracker- ‘Jack ... “Meet me after work! . . . APPLE QUEEN Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Representative 1, 2. Corresponding Secretary 4; Traffic Guide 3; Junior Class President 3; Rand 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1; Outdoor Club—Executive Committee 2. member 1, 2 : Dramatic Club 2 ; Cache—Subscription, Typing Committees 4. JOSEPH NICHOLAS BAYLISS “Nick” Oxford General Field and stream boy . . . Hot rod .. .Khaki shirts Activities: Hall Sentinel 3. ELLEN MAY BLUM “Ellen” Washington College Preparatory Lafayette regular... Do I have to go to school? ... Cynical look Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Alternate 1, 4. Member 3; Junior Nominating Committee 3: National Honor Society 3, 4; Youth Center 1, 2. 3; Press Club 1. Editor 2; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3 : Ushers Club 1. 2, 4 ; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Cache 1. 2, 3. Editor 4, Subscription Committee 4, Art and Layout Committees 4. LE ROY JAMES BOLMER “Lee” Washington General Goles right hand man . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . “Make mine coke” Activities: Press Club 1, 2: Builders Club 1, 2, 3 ; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 ; Football Manager 2, 3, 4 ; Wrestling Manager 1, 2, 3. CHARLES BOYER “Charlie” Washington College Preparatory Never much to say ... 98 pounder ... “Who, me?” Activities: Junior Classical League 1: Press Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 ; Wrestling—numerals 1, W-2, 4. LEONARD BRODESSER “Len” Washington Township General Extensive traveler . .. Between class snacks ... Curly locks Activities: Future Farmers of America 1, 2; Youth Center 1: Junior Prom Committee 3. ROGER WILLIAM BROWN “Roger” New Village College Preparatory Hefty tackle ... Roger? Oh, he's coming... Non-sa nforized sh irts Activities: Student Council Member 4: Varsity Club 3, 4; Football— Numerals 1, 2, 3, 4-W, Captain 4 : Basketball 1, 2. 3, W-4. i 1 16 JACOB JOHN BUNGERT “Jake” Washington Township General Chivalrous . . . Ready blush and smile . . . Genial gent Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 3; Fire Squad 4; Christmas Dance Committee 4 ; Typing Club 2. CAROL ANN BURD “Burdie” Washington Commercial Zimm 8 special. . . Senior bowling queen ... Practical joker Activities: Student Council Member 4: Hall Sentinel 2: Youth Center 1. 3; Press Club 3: Junior Prom 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 2: Library Club 2. President 3; Outdoor Club 1, 2. numerals 3. President 4 : Typing Club 1; Glee Club 3. 4 ; Ushers Club 3. 4 : Girls’ Interscholastics 1, 2. 3, 4. GUY NIXON BURI) “Guy” Washington General B P’burg bound ... Mighty mouse ... Expert grappler Activities: Student Council 3. 4: Fire Squad 3, 4: Hall Sentinel 3: Junior Prom Committee 3; Builders Club 1; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3, President 4 ; Football 1 ; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1. ROBERT WILLIAM BURI) “Bob” Washington Township General “So what?” ... Looks tough, but— .. . He’s with Dan Activities: Band 1. DOUGLAS GILSON BURTON “Deacon” Washington College Preparatory First of the “Happy Trio” ... Irrelevant facts ... “Please, Pop, the ear HP Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 2: Member 1.4: Nominating Committee 3 ; Fire Squad 3, 4 : State Student Council Delegate 3: Hall Sentinel 2, 3; Color Guard 3, 4; Freshman Class President 1 ; Junior Class Treasurer 3 : Senior Class President 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4 : Press Club 2, Assistant Kditor 3 ; Builders Club 1. 2. President 3 ; Basketball 1. 2. W-3, W-4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4. WALTER DONALD CARLSON “Walt” Washington College Preparatory Grand Union bus boy ... Future history prof . .. “How? When? Why? Where? Activities: Fire Squad 4; Traffic Guide 3, 4: Hall Sentinel 2: National Honor Society 3. 4 : Youth Center 1 ; Press Club 1. 2. 3. Assistant Kditor 4; Junior Prom Committee 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. Vice-President 3. DONALD CASTNER “Smokey” Washington General Elegant gum chewer ... Math magician ... K. K. Hamper Activities: Arista 2, 3. GERALDINE DOLORES CASTNER “Geraldine” Washington C'ommercial Louella Parsons ... “Tell me anything, Pll laugh” ... Is black a color? Activities: Typing Club 1; Glee Club 2. 3. 17 j- ROBERT G. CHESNEY “Bob” Washington Agriculture Deceptive grin ... “Hello, baby!” ... S-O-O S-L-O-W Activities: Future Farmers of America 2. 3, President 4: Builders Club 1, Vice-President 2, President 3. ROGER JOHN COLLINS ”Rog” Oxford General Cinder track man ... Mechanically inclined . . . Wings on his heels BETTYANN CONNOLLY “Betty” Washington Commercial C. R. laborer ... H. H. S. ref ugee ... Personality plus Activities: Hackettstown High Basketball l, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. FRANCES ELIZABETH CONROY “Frances” Washington Commercial Helpful... Pinochle fan ... Gym regular Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3: Library Club 2; Glee Club 1, 4 ; Cache—Subscription, Typing Committees 4. DANIEL COOKE “Dan” Port Colden General Adaptable to surroundings . .. Artistic ... Heartbreaker Activities: Nominating Committee 2. PHILIP WALLIS COTTON “Phil” Washington Township General Shifty end . . . Shaggy crewcut .. . “Here 8 to ya!” Activities: Varsity Club 3. 4: Football Numerals 1, W-3, 4; Basketball Numerals 1, W-4; Baseball Numerals 1. JOYCE LORRAINE DAM ELIO “Joyce” Washington General Where there's smoke there's fire . . . “Oh, that typing”! . . . Java Activities: Youth Center 1,2: Christmas Dance Committee 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Outdoor Club 1, 2. JOAN MARY DEMPSEY “Joan” Washington College Preparatory “Bahston” .. . Chocolate frosted malted floats . . . Gabby Activities: Traffic Guide 3, 4; Hall Sentinel 2; National Honor Society 3, 4: Youth Center 1, 2, 3; Executive Committee 2: Junior Classical League 1; Band 1, 2: Press Club 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee 3 : Chairman Christmas Dance Decoration Committee 4 ; Outdoor Club 1 : Typing Club 3 : Arista 3 : Dramatic Club 1. -I 18 1 y BEVERLY SHIRLEY “Bev” DE REAMER v ashmgton General Make-rip ... “Has he got a car?” ... Slacks Activities: Youth Center 1 2; Junior Classical League 1 : Hand 1. 2: Press Club 1. 8. Art Club 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Club 1: Glee Club 4: (.iris Interscholastics 1. 4. JOAN ELIZABETH DEVRIES “Joan” Washington General “What's the matter for you?” ... Instigator ... Plaid slacks Activities: Drum nnd Bugle Corps 3. 4. JEANETTE DILTS “Jeanette” Broadway General B Jolly . . . Drives her own car .. . Super candy sales girl Activities: Hall Sentinel 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4. DONALD KENNETH DOLAND “Bub” Washington General Why use pony express when there's Western Union? ... Hall Walker ... Quick wit Activities: Fire Squad 3, 4; Hall Sentinel 3: Freshman Recording Secretary 1 : Senior Executive Committee 4 : Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Junior Prom Committee 3 : Projectors Club 1. 2 : Dramatic Club 2; Football 1; Wrestling 3: Basketball 2. MARTHA JOAN EAGAN “Martha” Washington Commercial Efficient. . . Bright future .. . Tailor made Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Representative 1: Recording Secretary 3 : Point System Committee 4 : Nominating Committee 3; Senior Corresponding Secretary 4; Youth Center 1. 2. 3, 4: Christmas Dance Entertainment Committee Chairman 4 : Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3: Arista Club 1, 2. 3; Ushers Club 1. JOAN CAROLYN FELDMAN “Joan” Washington General Friend of traditional rival. .. Saturday night hop . .. Partial to uniforms Activities: Youth Center 1. 2 : Press Club 3 ; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Drum and Bugle Corps 1 : Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Outdoor Club 1, 2. BENJAMIN FIORE “Benny” Washington General 5 o'clock shadow .. . Bell scraper .. . Gorgeous grappler Activities: Student Council—-Homeroom Representative 3. member •I; Fire Squad 3, 4; Traffic Guides 4; Hall Sentinel 3; Color Guard 3. 4; Junior Executive Committee 8: Senior Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4 : Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Junior Prom Committee 3; Builders Club 1; Arista 1, 2: Projectors Club 1, 2: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4 ; Football 1, 2. 3. W-3, 4 ; Wrestling 1, W’-2, 3, 4. WALTER WILLIAM GARRECHT “Walt” Asbury Commercial The Sheik ... “Tickets, please” ... Wa vy locks Activities: Student Council -Homeroom Alternate 3: Christmas Dance C unmitteo 4 ; Typing Club 2. { 19 y JULIA MARIE GREBENICHENKO “Julie” Washington Township Commercial Hill's helper ... Efficient secretary ... “Oh, no! Activities: Youth Center 1. 2; Press Club 2: Outdoor Club 1, 2. 3; Hall Sentinel 2. MARIO NICK GUARRIELLO “Mario” Washington General Which car today? ... Gibson Park prowler ... Fire spotter Activities: Student Council Member 4; Fire Squad 2, 3. Chief 4; Youth Center 1, 2, 3. Vice-President 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3. JEAN ELIZABETH HANN Mean” Port Colden Commercial Gone fishin'... Chocolate ... Loves ice skating Activities: Youth Center 3; Executive Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Outdoor Club 1 ; Glee Club 3. ROSE MARIE HEATER “Rosy” Oxford General Villa patron ... Pin curls ... Lively Activities: Class Nominating Committee 1.3; Drum and Hugle Corps 1, 2 ; Library Club 2 ; Home Economics Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3. BARBARA ANN HENDERSHOT “Barbara” Washington College Preparatory Headin' south ... Quiet... Loves miniatures Activities: Junior Classical League l, 2; Glee Club 1. CHARLES ELWOOI) HOFFMAN “Huffy” Oxford Agriculture General Two-wheel demon ... Huge strides .. . Long hutches Activities: Future Farmers of America 4: Projector Club 1; Wrestling 1 ; Hall Sentinel 1. JAMES ELMER KEENAN “Jim” Washington General Sliding toward Dorsey ... “I'll bring it this afternoon” ... South paw hurler Activities: Youth Center 1, 2; Hand 1, 2, 3 ; Press Club 1, 2; Dance Hand 1 ; Haseball 2 ; Hull Sentinel 3, 4. RUTH HAZEL KINGSBURY “Ruth Washington Township College Preparatory Ten o'clock scholar . . . Lime cokes ... Haunts Pat's house Activities: Student Council- Nominating Committee 3; Homeroom Alternate 1 ; Traffic Guide 3, 4 ; Hall Sentinel 3. 4 ; Frtvhman Nominating Committee 1 ; Junior Nominating Committee 3 ; Senior Re. cording Secretary 4; Youth Center Executive Committee 1; Press Club 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Chairman Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ushers Club 3, 4; Girls’ Interscholas. tics 1 ; Cache—Personals. Editorial Committee. Senior Editor. i 20 h DANIEL DEMETOR KUSHMAK “Dan” Oxford College Preparatory Romeo . . . Mueller 8 friend . . . Thespian Activities: Youth Center 1, 3. 4: Junior Classical league 1; Press Club 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2. 3, 4 : Projectors Club 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BARBARA MAE LANCE “Barbara” Asbury R. D. General Plaid shirt and overalls ... Swing that bat... Good nafared Activities: Press Club 2; Outdoor Club 1. 2: Girls’ Interscholastics 1, 3. 4. GLORIA GAIL LOMMASON “Limpy” Washington College Preparatory Straight skirts and burgers ... Jitter bug ... Supports Zim's jukebox Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Alternate 4: Hall Sentinel 1. 2; Traffic Guide 3, 4: Youth Center 1, 2, 3. Executive Committee 4; Junior Classical League 1; Press Club 1. 2: Christmas Dance Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Outdoor Club 1. 2; Arista 3. BARBARA MAE MATVIAK “Barb” Washington Commercial “Jeepers” ... Prim, pert, and particular ... Gone shoppin Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Representative 1, 3, 4; Point System Committee 2; Clearing House Committee 1. 4: Girls State Delegate 3 ; Sophomore Corresponding Secretary 2 : National Honor Society Secretary 3. 4 : Youth Center 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Classical League 1 ; Rand 1, 2 : Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Junior Prom Committee 3: Outdoor Club 1 ; Cache Subscription Committee 4 : Typing Committee 4. BARBARA JUNE KINNAMAN “Barb” Washington General Crazy about grey-cars, that is! ... Hay rides ... ‘7 like it! I like it!” Activities: Youth Center 1. 2: Band I; Press Club 1. 3; Christmas Dance Committee 4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 2 ; Outdoor Club 1, 2 : Glee Club 4 ; Girls’ Interscholastics 1. 2. LORRAINE KINNAMAN “Lorraine” Washington General Rush, rush ... Kerchiefs . .. The other half Activities: Youth Center 1, 2: Band 1: Press Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2; Outdoor Club 1. 2; Glee Club 4; Girls’ Interscholastics 1. MARGARET ANN KOVALSKY “Marg” Oxford General Polkas ... Chevy maniac ... Great Meadows Activities: Youth Center 1, 2; Drum and Bugle Corps 1; Outdoor Club 1. RONALD DALE KRIES “Dale” Washington General Hall hazard . .. The weed man ... Porcupine haircut Activities: Band 1. 2; Press Club 1. 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Builders Club 1 : Projectors Club 1 : Wrestling 4 ; Hall Sentinel 4. -i 21 K MARY JANICE McALLISTEK “Tootsie” Washington General Quiet... Fdine fancier ... Artistic leanings Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 1; Youth Center 1; Glee Club 1. EDNA LARIEW McGINNIS “Edna” Washington General Long black tresses . .. That's a giggle? ... Rhumba artist Activities: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4. JOHN PAUL MECSEY “Johnny” Stewartsville Agriculture General Country gentleman ... Small but mighty... “Got the truck tonight! Activities: Future Farmers of America 1, 2; Treasurer 3, 4. WALTER JOHN MESSNER “Walt” Washington College Preparatory Second of the “Happy Trio ... Wee, witty Walt... Elongated basketball center Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 2. Homeroom Alternate 3. Member 4. Nominating Committee 3, Point System Committee 2 : Hall Sentinel 3 ; National Honor Society 3, President 4: Youth Center 1, 2; Dance Rand 1. 2: Chairman Refreshment Committee Senior Christmas Dance 4 ; Arista 2; Varsity Club 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 1. 2, W-3, W-4 ; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. FRANCES ETHEL MITROKE “Fran” Oxford Commercial Colorful... Oliver's shadow ... Loquacious Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 1; Glee Club 2, 3. ELIZABETH ROSE MOLNAR “Betty” Port Colden College Preparatory Headin' West... “Hi, Hon! ... Clothes conscious Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 1, Member 4: Hall Sentinel 3, 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4 : Junior Classical League 1 : Press Club 1. 2, 3. Editor 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3; Arista 2 : Glee Club 1 ; Dramatic Club Treasurer 4 ; Senior Christmas Dance Committee 4. ALFRED GUSTAV MUELLER “AI” Asbury College Preparatory Little Red Cart... Labor conservationist... Dan'l Boone Activities: Senior Nominating Committee 4: Youth Center 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1: Press Club 1, 3. 4; Typing Club 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4 ; Wrestling 1. DAVID A. MILLER “Dave” Washington College Preparatory Quiet? ... Oh, those eyes! ... Mobile face Activities: Pompton Lakes High School—Student Council: Football. Washington High School Student Council Member 3; Homeroom Representative 4 : Hall Sentinel 4 ; Junior Vice-President 3 : Press Club 3 : Christmas Dance Committee 4 ; Varsity Club 3. Vice-President 4 ; Football W-3, 4; Baseball numerals 2, W-3, W-4. 'f 22 y KATHLEEN M. OTTEN “Snooky” Washington General Petite ... Jangling bracelets ... Undecided Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 1, 3: Hall Sentinel 4: Youth Center 4: Class Executive Committee 1, 2. 3; Press Club 1, Associate Editor 2. HELEN MARGARET PFAFF “Helen” Oxford General Never a dull moment... Sharp specs ... Squeeze box artist Activities: Chardon High—Student Council Homeroom Representative: Future Homemakers of America 1. 2: Freshman Vice-President 1 ; Y-Teens 1, 2 : Dramatic Club 1, 2 : Girls Athletic Association 1. 2. Washington High—Hall Sentinel 1. 4: Youth Center 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 2, 3. ANN JOYCE PULIERI “Ann” Washington General Changeable hair ... Languid ... Max Factor Activities: Youth Center Member 1, 2: Junior Classical League 1; Press Club 2, 3 ; Outdoor Club 1. DOMINICK RICHARD PULSINELLI, JR. “Junior” Washington General Califon bound ... Man of few words ... Black Chevy Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Representative 1, 4; Homeroom Alternate 3: National Honor Society 4; Youth Center 1. 2. 4 ; Projectors Club 1 ; Basketball I, 4 ; Baseball 1 : Fire Squad 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM HENRY NICHOLAS “Bill” Washington General Suave ... Hangout—the library ... Explosive? Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 2. WILLIAM EUGENE OBERLY “Bill” Asbury College Preparatory Maroon magnet... Heavy weight champ ... Mumbles Activities: Student Council 2, vice-president 3: Fire Squad 2. 3. 4: Student Council State Delegate 3 : Student Council Assembly Committee 3; Youth Center 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Classical League 1; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 ; Football numerals 1. W-3. 4 ; Wrestling W-2. 3. 4 ; Baseball 1, 2. CAROL EVELYN OLIVER “Ollie” Oxford Commercial Mischievous ... Henry « .... See you at Zimm’s Activities: Glee Club 1. CHARLES JERRY ORAM “Charlie” Oxford College Preparatory Don Juan ... Bellowing voice ... Long and lean Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 2; Band 1, 2. 3: Dance Band : Football W-4 : Wrestling 3, W-4 : Cache Subscription Committee 4. { 23 y RONALD STEWART QUIGLEY “Ronnie” Washington General B Crew cut... Brown beetle driver . .. Curfew dodger Activities: Youth Center 2, 3. 4. HARVEY MILTON REESE “Harvey” Washington General Where 8 Mario?” ... Naturally wavy hair ... Detour Activities: Youth Center Member 1, 3, Executive Committee 2, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN ROBSON “Pat” Washington General Laugh all her own ... Tall stories ... Vivacious Activities: Ridgefield Park—Dramatic Club 1: Cilee Club 1; Girls' Alhletic Club 1. Nurnberg Dramatic Club 2 ; Glee C’ub 2. Washington—Christmas Dance Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Typing Club 3 ; Ushers Club 4. FRANK LAWRENCE RUSH “Larry” Washington General Becoming blush . .. Cartoons, caricatures_ Up and coming Activities: Student Council Homeroom Representative 1. Homeroom Alternate 3, 4 : Senior Class Treasurer 4 : National Honor Society 4; Rand 1. 2. 3; Dance Rand 1. 2: Christmas Dance Committee 4: Art Club 1, 2: Arista 1, 2. W'restling 1. numerals 3. ROBERT SHARPER SHOTWELL “Bob” New Village General Varsity man ... Stoplight digger ... Auto parts fiend Activities: Traffic Guide 2. 3, 4; Hall Sentinel 3: Builders Club 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3. 4: Football 3. W-4 ; Wrestling 1; Raseball Manager W-2. W-3. PATRICIA ANN SINK BEIL “Pat” Washington Township General “I'm on my way!” ... Flyboy enthusiast... Party, party! Activities: Freshman Corresponding Secretary 1: Youth Center 1, 2. 4 : Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Junior Prom Committee 3; Drum and Rugle Corps 1. 2 ; Outdoor Club 1, 2; Ushers Club 3 ; Dramatic Club Vice-President 4 : Cache—Subscription, Editorial. Personals Committee 4 : Art and Layout Editor 4. ELBERT JOHN SKOOG “Skoog” Broadway General Dodger die hard ... Sloto drawl... Fears females Activities: Hall Sentinel 4: Wrestling 1: Raseball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JUANITA SMITH “Dot” Washington General Music, Music, Music ... Baby sitter supreme ... Wanderer Activities: Hall Sentinel 3; Outdoor Club 1; Typing Club 2. { 24 r IRENE MARILYN STETTLER “Pat” Broadway General Pizza .. .“What 8 the matter for you?” ... Par gain hunter Activities: Student Council 4 : Youth Center 1, 2. Executive Committee 3. President 4 ; Traffic Guide 3. 4 : Hand 2. 3 ; Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Drum and Bugle Corps 1 : Glee Club 1, 2. 3 ; Cache— Subscription, Personals Committees 4. JANET MAE STEVENS “Janet” Washington Commercial Giggle ... Slow motion .. . Rarely punctual Activities: Youth Center 1, 2; Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN THOMPSON “Barbara” Washington General “Parlez-vous francais?” ... One of the crew ... Square dances Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Alternate 3; Traffic Guide 1 : Student Council Assembly Committee 3 : Junior Class Recording Secretary ; Cache—Subscription, Personals Committees 4. RAYMOND I). TUTTLE “Ray” Washington General Gym juggler . . . Geography class airmen . .. Snappy traffic guide Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 3; Traffic Guide 3, 4 : Hall Sentinel 4 : Wrestling: 1, 4. HARRY CALVIN SMITH “Harry” Washington Township College Preparatory Current events man .. . Talkative ... Jeep maniac Activities: Hackettstown High School—Projectors Club 2. Washington High School—Arista 3 : Fire Squad 3, 4. PAULINE ESTELLE SMITH “Pauline” Oxford General Tiny ... Dancing partner ... Letter writer Activities: Youth Center 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2: Outdoor Club 1, 2: Typing Club 2: Glee Club 3. RICHARD EDW ARD SMITH “Dick” Washington General Ear to ear grin ... No diet for Dick ... Tease Activities: Fire Squad 3, 4: Youth Center 1. 2. 3, 4: Christmas Dance Committee 4: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Football numerals 1, 2, 3, W-4 : Wrestling 1. manager 2 : Baseball 1. 2. 3. W-4. ROBERT LEROY SMITH “Bob” Port ('olden General Man with a horn... License from Murphrs ... “Can’t go to the movies with THAT ticket” Activities: Color Guard 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4 : Press Club 1: Christmas Dance Committee 4 : Typing Club 2. «{ 25 JOHN EDWARD VANDERVEEN “John” Karrsville College Preparatory Third of the “Happy Trio” ... Studebaker limited ... Boisterous laugh Activities: Student Council—Homeroom Alternate 2. Nominating Committee 2. 3. Homeroom Representative 3. President 4. Executive Committee 4: Fire Squad 3. 4: Traffic Guide 3: Point System Committee Chairman 3: Freshman Nominating Committee 1 : Sophomore Treasurer 2; Nominating Committee 2: Junior Class Executive Committee 3 ; Senior Class Executive Committee 4. JOAN HELEN WANDLING “Joan” Karrsville General Jinxed driver . . . Come-on-a-my house . .. Blonde Bombshell Activities: Student Council 3; Junior Class Nominating Committee 3: Youth Center 1, 2. Executive Committee 3, 4; Press Club 1. 2, 3; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Drum and Rugle Corps 1: Ushers Club 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 4. President 3 ; Girls’ Interscholastics 1, 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM WARGIN “Bill” Washington General Doodler ... One of the Jackson Avenue mob ... Bashful Bill Activities: Fire Squad 3. 4: Color Guard 4: Rand 1. 2. 3; Press Club 1. 2: Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4. ARLENE DOROTHY WARNE “Arlene” Asbury Commercial Sly smile ... Sandivich specialist... “Gotta ivork tonight” Activities: Press Club 2, 4 : Junior Prom Committee 3; Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3 ; Cache Subscription. Personals, Typing Committees 4. RICHARD WILLIAM WARNKIN “Dick” Washington General Inverted smile ... Coke plant regular ... Student pilot Activities: Fire Squad 4: Traffic Guide 4: Hall Sentinel 1. 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Cache Subscription Committee 4. PATRICIA ANN WILLEYER “Patsy” Washington Commercial Scallops and french fries . . . Hard worker ... Ready smile Activities: Girls’ State Delegate 3: Point System Committee 3: Sophomore Recording Secretary 2 ; Junior Corresponding Secretary 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Youth Center 1. 2. 3. 4; Rand 1; Press Club 1. 2: Outdoor Club 1. 2; Arista 3: Cache Editorial. Typing Committees 4. ELIZABETH MAE WOLFE “Betty” Washington Commercial Ready for a good time .. . Always cold ... “WhaVd you say?” Activities: Student Council Homeroom Alternate 3, 4: Social Program Committee 4 : Hall Sentinel 3; Press Club Secretary 4 ; National Honor Society 3. 4; Youth Center 1, 2, 3: Rand 1. 2. 3: Christmas Dance Committee 4; Art Club 1. 2; Outdoor Club 1; Arista 2; Cache—Subscription, Personals, Typing Committees 4. CHARLES FREDERICK WRIGHT “Charlie” Washington General B Money man ... Casanova Charlie ... Ticket agent Activities: Student Council Treasurer 3. 4ffi Homeroom Alternate 1. 2: Student Council Convention 3, 4: Fire Squad 3, 4; Hall Sentinel 1, 2, 3: Freshman Treasurer 1 : Senior Executive Committee 4 ; Youth Center 1, 2, 4 ; Executive Committee 3; Rand 1, 2, 4; Press Club 1, 2, 3: Dance Rand 1, 2; Chairman Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee 4 ; Junior Prom Committee 3 ; Ruilders Club I. 2, 3: Typing Club 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Projectors Club 1, 2, Recording Secretary 3, 4: Dramatic CluL 1, 2, 3; Rasketball 3- numerals. i 26 J. ELIZABETH MATILDA ZULAUF “Lizzie” Oxford Commercial Hall guard ... Busy bee ... Murphy girl Activities: Hall Sentinel 4 ; Outdoor Club 1 : Home Economics Club 1 : Cache—Subscription. Typing Committees 4. V SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: B. Thompson, R. Kingsbury, recording secretary; B. Fiore, vice-president; M. Eagan, corresponding secretary; L. Rush, treasurer. Standing: J. Dempsey, D. Doland, C. Wright, W. Messner, D. Burton, president; J. Vanderveen. 27 y { 28 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: F. Bamford, M. Smith, recording secretary; R. Collins, vice-president; P. Kennedy, president; J. Damms, corresponding secretary; F. Colaluce Standing: R. Marinelli, M. Gee, R. Zengulis, treasurer Absent: A. Stanton First Row: E. Brown, J. Cruts, B. Bodine, S. Davis, B. Cavitch, G. Apgar, F. Bamford, B. Chiu Second Row: F. De-Girolomo, R. Collins, C. Berry, F. Colaluce, J. Carnali, N. Barron, S. Anderson Third Row: J. Damms, W. Cooper, E. Connors, W. Bodine i 30 First Row: H. Specht, M. Smith, V. Thatcher Second Row: A. Sutphen, B. Trout, A. Stanton Absent: H. Trout First Row: E. Woolverton, J. Twining, R. Zemel Second Rote: K. Wood, G. Thompson, A. Smith, R. Zengulis Absent: C. Warner, J. Wiseburn, A. Vega First Row: A. Fritts, D. Hess, F. Hertz, A. Gruitt, D. Fagan, C. Hann, P. DeLaney, W. DeGroff Second Row: M. Gee, W. Gallagher, K. Hanson, L. Harrison, K. Eichlen, H. Harrington, W. Fisher Third Row: J. Henderson, V. Hansen, R. Heritage i 3i y First Row: E. Hilda-brant, P. Keiper, B. Hoover, J. Hummer, A. Joyce, B. Kreis, M. Lance, C. Lear Second Row: E. Keenan, A. Kinney, M. A. Kappler, R. Julian, P. Kennedy, D. Klimko, D. Jones Third Roiv: R. Kays, W.Kerkendall.R. Kline, D. Lacey First Row: J. Richards, E. Santini, A. Schwind, J. Mayberry, M. Musco, S. Parks, M. Merrill, R. Marinelli Second Row: J. Rush, L. Lewis, M. Mikulak, L. Pence, G. Roberts, T. Roberts, R. Martin, S. Pletzer Absent: J. Litzenberger 32 1. Chow line 2. Drink up 3. Candy order 4. Stretching the dollar 5. N. H. S. Tea 6. Monetary exchange 7. Reward of merit 8. The soulful look 9. Ugh—Christmas candy! -{ 33 !► SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: J. Lemmon, vice-president; R. Edolo, treasurer; S. Horn, corresponding secretary; J. Latanzi, president Absent: J. Pritchard, recording secretary First Row: S. Beam, A. DeCresci, C. Bun-gert, M. Beam, M. Cassidy, R. Davis, J. Ba-ratto, B. Baylor, L. Davis Second Row: R. Conroy, J. Dempsey, D. Collins, C. Crouse, R. Cornish, P. Becker, H. Beatty, J. DeGroff Absent: J. Colucci, D. Ailing First Row: R. Vliet, C. Taylor, B. A. Trout Second Row: C. Tomson Third Row: G. Warne, R. Tinsman, D. Warne Absent: E. Vosseller, A. Ward, R. Stone First Row: B. Wessman, C. Wood Second Row: L. Warfel, E. Zulauf Third Row: J. Widenmyer, D. Whitmore First Row: D. Garo, M. Fiore, D. Garrecht, R. Edolo, E. Dilts, M. Dunlap, N. Forsythe, J. Forest Second Row: R. Fedon, C. Eagan, S. Dennis, M. Dilts, P. Gillespie, T. Garey Absent: C. Franken- field, G. Gary 35 y First Row: P. Hann, H. Hayes, J. Howell, S. Horn, C. Groves, J. Grey, M. Henderson, S. Hopping, D. Howard Second Row: D. Guidi, C. Godfrey, A. Johnson, G. Kelson, J. Kayal, L. Kennedy, H. Heffner Absent: E. Hopping, E. Keckhut First Row: A. Miller, V. Lacey, C. Neidig, I. Messner, Q. Michaels, J. Melberger, M. Meichs-ner, M. Markley, J. Lemmon Second Row: II. Miller, W. Kingsbury, R. Mc-Coobery, J. Lunger, A. Kimmel, J. Lattanzi, R. Kerr, T. Mueller i 36 f First Row: B. Peterson, R. Reese, H. Pappas, J. Pritchard, E. Rothen-beck, C. Roesseler, P. Patrick, M. L. Pheiflfer, S. Paini Second Row: E. Roberts, W. Powell, D. Phillips, S. Ragno, R. Rinehart, J. Page, E. Platia Third Row: C. Nuels, M. Razawich First Row: E. Rymon, J. Schneider, B. Roy, E. Shenrock, J. Smith, S. Silverthorn, A. Sillet, B. Stanek, D. Sabin Second Row: J. Rush, L. Sonntag, J. Smith, M. Rush, J. Smith, C. Shotwell, H. Schwartz, A. Schaare A 37 y FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: R. Mowder, president; W. Castner, vice president; J. Groves, treasurer; B. L. Fuchs, secretary. First Row: L. Boyer, H. Alpaugh, J. Brown, K. Cavitch, P. Bale, F. Angle, A. Bowman, S. Castner, G. Banghart Second Row: R. Bryan, W. Christine, R. Castner, C. Bouldin, J. Beatty, C. Braun, W. Castner { 38 j First Row: S. Whitmore, J. Varney, J. Wood Second Row: H. Yale Third Row: D. Vepra, P. Vanderveen, R. Wildrick First Row: G. Van Syckle, K. Stratford, E. Van Syckle Second Row: P. Tootleman, D. Thatcher Third Row: R. Snyder, F. Stecker, W. Snyder Absent: C. Snyder First Row: R. Conroy, K. Fisher, A. Damelio, J. Degirolomo, P. Flynn, C. Fox, K. Cooper, R. Collins Second Row: L. Dow, R. Couple, G. Cline, R. Dereamer, G. Fentzlaff, K. Creamer, R. DeVries Absent: W. Dunlap i 39 y First Row: J. Groves, G. Hoffman, A. Guar-riello, F. Hagadorn, B. Frankenfield, B. Fuchs, B. Hissim, M. E. Hoffman Second Row: D. Groves, L. Hackett, J. Hay, J. Hart, R. Horn, J. Gallagher Absent: Y. Hildabrant, R. Howell, E. Howell First Row: B. Inniger, J. Lattannzi, S. Lee, I. Melroy, M. E. McGuire, B. Kilts, G. Lo-bello, B. K reidler Second Row: J. Logue, T. Miller, W. Mel-berger, J. Merrill, E. Linabcrry, R. Miller, J. Johnson, G. Kayal, W. Kluge Absent: C. Lance {40 y First Row: L. Puff, J. Parcell, J. Poronowicz, R. Ponce, L. Pfaff, L. Puff, C. Reese, A. Pletzer Second Row: R. Roher, J. Remick, R. Mowder, S. Radline, R. Mira-montes, D. Mowder, D. Peterson, A. Rossetti Absent: E. Radcliff First Row: D. Sinkbeil, S. Scheffler, S. Shrope, P. Sloat, V. Rudy, A. Rossini, D. Rost, L. Slack Second Roiv: J. Sloat, E. Sigler, G. Schumann, J. Smith, J. H. Smith Absent: J. Sillett i 41 J- Mob scene 4. Junior custodians 7. Does K.E. = W (VV WV . . . Who knows? ' 29 ' 29 Future Edisons 5. Gab session 8. P M Special What - failed again? fi. The Wheels in action 9. How about Colliers? American Home? Coronet? •{ 42 j. R. T. Edger explains workings of the space ship “S. S.” Orion”, to President Vanderveen John Vanderveen President KEITH WOOD Vice-President CLASS AND CLUB PRESIDENTS First Row: R. Collins, G. Roberts, M. Lance, C. Burd, I. Stettler, P. Kennedy, E. Molnar, J. Lat-tanzi Second Row: D. Mowder, B. Fiore, D. Burton, W. Mess-ner, J. Vanderveen, H. Harrington, G. Burd Absent: M. Guar- riello, R. Chcsney, A. Anderson 44 y Carolyn Banghart Corresponding Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES First Row: K. Ca-vitch, F. Angle, L. Slack, R. Davis, B. Wolfe, G. Lom-mason, B. Matviak, P. Patrick Second Row: D. Miller, M. Rush, C. Lear, B. Roy, M. Kappler, C. Roess-ler, F. Hertz, D. Pulsinelli Third Row: E. Roberts, R. Fedon, D. Jones, G. Cline, W. Bodine, R. Mowder, R. Cornish, J. Gallagher, H. Yale Absent: E. Blum, B. Hoover, R. Mari-nelli, L. Sonntag, T. Garey, M. Mark-ley, A. Miller 45 y PROJECTORS CLUB First Row: J. Kayal, H. Schwartz, J. Kayal, R. Kays, M. Rush, W. Cooper, R. Miramon-tes, E. Zulauf. Second Row: Mr. Pur-sell, adviser; J. Smith, R. Neuls, C. Wright, J. Gillespie, D. Phillips, D. Kushmak. Third Row: R. Wil-drick, W. Powell Absent: L. Kennedy TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: N. Mayberry, M. Beam, F. Colaluce, I. Messner, C. Neidig, M. Henderson, J. Smith, D. Young Second Row: B. Roy, J. Carnali, B. Fiore, G. Roberts, R. Tuttle, C. Roessler, M. A. Kapp-ler Absent: G. Apgar, S. Ragno, J. Schneider TRAFFIC SQUAI) First Row: R. Kingsbury, G. Lommason, A. Anderson, R. Davis, R. Zemel, J. Dempsey, I. Stettler, B. Hoover, J. Damms Second Row: R. Warn-kin, D. Phillips, W. Carlson, R. Shotwell, R. Brown, captain; K. Eichlin, P. Kennedy O O P PROJECTORS CLUB First Row: D. Thatcher, C. Tomson, C. Braun, D. Jones, vice-president; H. Harrington, president; E. Roberts, secretary; C. Shotwell, D. Warne Second Row: R. Mc-Coobery, A. Vega, W. Snyder, Mr. Pursell, adviser; K. Creagar, P. Tootleman, E. Lin-daberry. Third Row: E. Mueller, R. DeVries, D. Mowder, D. Groves, H. Heffner. HALL SENTINELS First Row: E. Santini, J. Richards, K. Otten, P. Flynn, F. DeGiro-lomo, D. Fagan, V. Thatcher, Lois Puff Second Row: E. Skoog, D. Miller, R. Warnkin, R. Brown, W. Cooper, D. Warne, J. Keenan Absent: F. Colaluce, R. Collins, J. Richards, E. Zulauf, J. Dilts, A. Anderson, H. Pfaff, P. Becker, R. Kingsbury, J. Wiseburn HALL SENTINELS First Row: A. Sillett, D. Klimko, M. A. Kapp-ler, B. Stanek, C. Wood, B. Baylor, N. Forsythe, B. Molnar Second Row: R. Kerr, D. Kries, D. Guidi, R. Cornish, J. Page, C. Shotwell, R. Tuttle Third Row: R. Mari-nelli, H. Miller, P. Tootleman, D. Hess, D. Jones, J. Smith -I 47 ) First Row: R. Bryan, E. Howell, D. Peterson, H. Yale Second Row: R. Snyder, R. Stone, W. Cooper, L. Harrison, Mr. Osmun, adviser Third Row: J. Merrill, E. Sigler, sentinel; G. Cline, J. Hart Fourth Row: K. Fisher, L. Hackett FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES 1952-1953 Summer—Mowed, raked, baled, and sold hay from F. F. A. field adjoining school. Fall—Picked and graded apples at Chesney Orchards. Had sweet cider, made and sold at football games and at school. Annual F. F. A. dance held in October. YOUTH CENTER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row: S. Scheffler, G. Lommason, R. Edolo, secretary; I. Stettler, president; M. Guarri-ello, vice-president; R. Zenguiis, treasurer; J. Hann, H. Alpaugh Second Row: R. Collins, W. Christine, A. Schwind, C. Neidig, I. Messner, H. Reese, D. Hess -{ 48 K VARSITY CLUB First Row: D. Burton, D. Miller, W. Oberly, R. Smith, treasurer; G. Burd, president; P. Cotton, L. Kennedy, L. Harrison, R. Shotwell, R. Marinelli Second Row: Mr. Pur-sell, adviser; L. Bol-mer, C. Boyer, R. Brown, W. Messner, K. Wood, B. Fiore, R. Cornish, Mr. Stein-hardt, adviser Absent: W. Fisher, J. Lemmon, J. Wiseburn FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Spring—Plowed, harrowed, and planted A field with oats and seeded same with alfala. First- Row: J. Lunger, E. Mueller, C. Crouse, R. Rinehart Second Row: R. Chesney, president; K. Eichlin, vice-president; R. Heritage, secretary Third Row: R. Tinsman, C. Hoffman, W. Fisher, W. DeGroff, Mr. Osmun, adviser Fourth Row: M. Razawich, J. Mecsey, treasurer Absent: J. Hart, W. Dunlap, F. Stecker, J. Hay, G. Kelson, reporter 49 j- USHERS CLUB Seated: R. Davis, C. Burd, E. Santini Standing: Mr. Musselman, adviser; J. Schneider, M. Henderson, C. Lear, Mr. Pursel, adviser; R. Kingsbury, J. Damms, P. Robson, G. Apgar, Mr. Edelman, adviser COLOR GUARD Left to Right: R. Smith, B. Fiore, R. Heritage, D. Burton, R. Marinelli, W. Wargin FIRE SQUAD First Row: G. Burd, W. Wargin, R. Marinelli, C. Godfrey, L. Sonntag Second Row: R. Warn-kin, R. Cornish, D. Pul-sinelli, assistant chief; M. Guarriello, chief; B. Fiore, assistant chief; H. Harrington, W. Gallagher, K. Hanson Third Row: J. Widen-myer, W. Oberly, C. Wright, D. Doland, J. Vanderveen, D. Burton, Mr. Musselman, adviser Fourth Row: R. Smith, R. Zengulis, H. Smith, W. Carlson, K. Wood, M. Rush Absent: K. Eichlin, G. Thompson { 50 1 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: B. Inninger, A. Ward, B. Peterson, C. Bungert, vice-president; D. Sabin, G. Roberts, president; R. Zemel, F. Hertz Standing: Mrs. M. Macdonald, adviser; E. Roberts, S. Horn, G. Warne, A. Kimmel, secretary-treasurer Absent: J. Colucci, A. Guarriello NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: K. Wood, J. Mayberry, vice-president; L. Rush, P. Kennedy, R. Zengulis, J. Damms, secretary; R. Zemel, K. Eichlin, G. Roberts, B. Fiore, D. Pulsinelli, M. A. Kappler, F. Colaluce Second Row: W. Carlson, E. Wolfe, B. Molnar, J. Dempsey, W. Messner, president; B. Matviak, E. Blum, P. Willever, D. Burton in' i i ARISTA First Row: A. Sillett, B. Stanek, J. Schneider, M. Marschner. M. Henderson, M. Beam, R. Davis, P. Willever, G. Lommason, M. Eagan. Second Row: J. Mayberry, C. Neidig, I. Messner, L. A. Davis, S. Ragno, C. Wood, S. Horn, J. Richards, E. Molnar Third Row: J. Lemmon, L. Sonntag, W. Kingsbury, M. Razawich, K. Wood, M. Rush, D. Lacey, E. Roberts i 51 }■ DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: J. Schneider, M. Fiore, R. Edolo, S. Scheffler, L. Kinnaman, Miss Brown, director; B. DeReamer, C. Hann, G. Apgar, E. Brown Second Row: C. Burd, C. Wood, L. A. Davis, F. Conroy, S. Dennis, J. Hann, J. Grey, J. Dilts, A. Kinney, S. Anderson, I. Messner, C. Neidig Third Row: J. Dempsey, B. Kinnaman, J. Baratto, E. McGinnis, J. Widenmyer, T. Garey Absent: S. Ragno, E. Keckhut 1 52 y First Row: J. Twining, M. Beam, E. Molnar, treasurer; P. Sinkbeil, vice-president; J. Wandling, R. Davis, M. Markley, R. Zemel Second Row: Miss Reiley, adviser; I. Messner, S. Ragno, A. Mueller, A. Kimmel, C. Neidig, D. Kushmak, E. Roberts Absent: A. Anderson, president; J. Schneider, secretary GLEE CLUB BOYS’ QUARTET Left to Right: J. Dempsey, Miss Brown, T. Garey, D. Leh, J. Widenmyer Cast of Dramatic Club Play NINE GIRLS First Row: S. Ragno Second Row: A. Anderson, P. Sinkbeil, I. Messner, M. Beam Third Row: J. Schneider, R. Davis, M. Markley Fourth Row: C. Neidig, E. Molnar -i 53 f ANNUAL ART SHOW All of the students who study art participate in a varied program, the highlight of the year being the Art Show where the outstanding student artist for the school year is chosen. In March that title was given to Shirley Horn, a sophomore, who submitted three oil paintings and two ceramic dishes. Her prize was a sketch box. Students enrolled in manual training and mechanical drawing also exhibit projects which they have completed in class. i54 y 1. The townspeople are art minded too. 2. Teachers admire Warnkin’s wood carving. 3. Hallowe'en whistle bait. 4. “Look at this one! 5. Artists at work. 6. Prize Hallowe’en window display. -{ 55 h First Iiow: C. Reese, K. Otten, majorette; B. Cavitch, majorette; A. Sutphen, drum majorette; M. Beam, majorette; P. Hann, majorette; P. Flynn Second Row: J. Groves, M. A. Black, M. Musco, S. Lee, S. Davis, S. Hann Third Row: A. Pletzer, B. Garner, L. Boyer, C. Bungert, B. Reese, D. Boehm, D. DeReamer, J. Whitmore TWIRLERS This year has been a busy one for our smartly dressed twirlers. Clad in new white boots, with majorettes in white and gold and the rest of the girls in blue and white one-piece uniforms, they performed during football season, gave a twirling and formation demonstration for the P. T. A., marched in the town's Memorial Day exercises, and went out of town for special affairs. The big and the little — Donna Hann and Annamay Sutphen i 56 f Hard at work. band First Itow: Majorettes P. Hann, M. Beam, B. Cavitch, K. Otten. Second Row: H. Supplee, F. Block, A. Block, H. Zemel, A. Gallagher, J. Dempsey, D. Collins, M. L. Pheiffer, H. Harrington, M. A. Kappler, A. Dildine, M. E. Stover, L. Schneider, E. Trubeck. Third Row: Mr. Ragno, director; S. Smith, R. Grabner, H. Heffner, D. Shook, W. Geary, D. Sheppard, B. Cregar, F. Hertz, L. A. Davis, J. Grey, R. Davis, S. Silverthorn, F. Deremer, W. Kluge. Fourth Row: R. Mels, M. Trubeck, R. Neuls, B. Dean, B. Fitts, C. Pantuso, S. Ragno, P. Patrick, J. Tuttle, B. Trout. Fifth Row: E. Keenan, D. LaRue, C. Wright, R. Smith, J. Rush, C. Brown, B. Miller. Sixth Row: H. Pappas, C. Lance, C. Hann, J. Colucci, M. Dilts, E. VanSickle, C. Warner, V. Rudy, B. Trout. H 57 Paul Tootleman tills out schedule under guidance of Mr. Bower. PRESS CLUB Left to Right: Seated — R. Davis, W. Carlson, D. Kushmak, B. Bodine, E. Molnar, editor; I. Messner, Joan Damrns, G. Apgar, K. Stratford, S. Ragmo, R. Kingsbury. Standing — E. Wolfe, A. Warne, A. Mueller, M. Beam, J. Schneider, Mr. Ehrlich, adviser. A 58 y CACHE EDITORIAL BOARD Seated: E. Molnar, literary editor; E. Blum, editor-in-chief; J. Wandling, sports editor; P. Sinkbeil, art editor; M. Eagan, subscription editor. Standing: H. Harrington, photography editor; R. Kingsbury, senior editor; B. Fiore, assistant sports editor Absent: J. Dempsey, subscription editor CACHE SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE First How: B. Matviak, M. Musco, B. Thompson, J. Dempsey, M. Eagan, J. Wandling, I. Stettler, P. Sinkbeil. Second Row: Mrs. Deshler, adviser; M. A. Kappler, E. Zulauf, F. Conroy, C. Burd, A. Warne, B. Wolfe. Third Row: C. Oram, C. Wright, D. Doland, J. Hann, C. Banghart. Fourth Row: G. Lommason, J. Grebenichenko, R. Marinelli. Absent: A. Anderson -I 59 LAYOUT COMMITTEE First Row: P. Sinkbeil, E. Blum Second Row: A. Anderson, J. Schneider, S. Horn Third Row: J. Wandling, F. Hertz, G. Roberts, R. Davis, J. Howell UNDERCLASS ASSISTANTS Left to Right: F. Hertz, J. Schneider, A. Kimmel, R. Zemel, G. Roberts, H. Harrington, M. Beam Absent: S. Ragno, J. Page, S. Horn, J. Howell SENIOR PERSONALS COMMITTEE Seated: P. Sinkbeil, J. Wand-ling, P. Willever, R. Kingsbury, B. Thompson, A. Warne, P. Robson Standing: P. Stettler, G. Lommason, A. Anderson, K. Otten, B. Wolfe CACHE TYPING COMMITTEE First Row: J. Grebenichenko, A. Warne, M. Eagan, F. Conroy, G. Castner Second Row: J. Stevens, E. Zulauf, E. Wolfe, B. Connolly, P. Willever Third Roiv: C. Burd, Miss Mulkey, adviser; B. Matviak, F. Mitroke, Mrs. Deshler, adviser; C. Oliver Absent: C. Banghart { 60 V SKi Wy MotOL-nd Joyce Howell ON THE RECORD The sports program at Washington High is a very active one of interest to students and townspeople alike. Folks are always saying, “Let’s look at the record book,” so we have included throughout this sports section cumulative totals of our four major sports from 1928 to the present time. In the same spirit, let’s look at this year’s achievements. FOOTBALL The Washington High School football season of 1951 got off to a good start with the defeat of Dunellen and Belvidere. However, with the third game between the Blue Streaks and Roxbury, Washington received a stunning blow with a 37-6 defeat. After this, Washington fell into somewhat of a slump which we didn’t quite pull out of. This Roxbury game was followed by two more defeats from Pen Argyl and Hackettstown. Washington was victorious over Franklin, but we lost our last three games. Our team played a much better ground game and didn’t score too often with passes. Inexperienced backs like Cornish, Kayal, and Phillips ably assisted the rest of the team. Lost through graduation are Cotton, Oram, Fiore, Miller, Brown, and Oberly. BASKETBALL Playing before a capacity crowd on each of their home appearances, cocaptains Burton and Wood posted a season’s record of 6 wins and 12 defeats with 5 of these defeats by a margin of 4 points or less. Because of injury, the elongated, highscoring Messner did not enter competition until the final 7 C. Neidig, A. Rossini games. Still handicapped, he proved effective as he averaged 15.4 points per game. A game average of 42.2 as opposed to 47 indicates the keen competition that prevailed in each encounter. High scorer for the season was Wood with 209 points, followed by Burton, Gee, Conners, Brown, and James with 185, 70, 60, 56 and 38 respectively. Had the team foul shooting average of 51 % been a bit higher, some additional victories would have been recorded. As we look to the future, we shall miss the height, aggressiveness, spirit, and sportsmanship of Messner, Brown, Burton, and Pulsinelli. To carry on next year for the Streaks will be the seasoned veterans: Wood, Gee, Jones, Conners, assisted by Hansen, Kayal, Garey, Miller, and Tootleman, who did creditable work as Jayvees. Under the coaching of Ray Edelman, Vic Hansen led his J.V.’s to a season’s record of 12 wins to 6 defeats. Hansen, Kayal, Tootleman, and Miller furnished the scoring punch. Garey. Miller, and Tootleman controlled the ball on the i 62 y M. Ponce, R. Julian, co-captain; I. Messner, M. Lance, co-captain; G. Schumann, M. Fiori, A. Sillett outside and set up plays which were terrific. Cooper, the most improved player on the squad, Widenmyer, and Platia were the capable reserves who could fit into a spot whenever needed. WRESTLING March 8, 1952, was a momentous day for the members of the Washington High School wrestling team. It was on this day in Elizabeth, N. J., that the New Jersey Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association sponsored its annual tournament for State wrestling champion. Bill Oberly, heavy weight class; Ronald Marinelli, 136 lb. class; Ben Fiori, 130 lb. class; and Dick Cornish, 141 lb. class, represented Washington High. After many tense moments on the mats, W. H. S. was announced State Wrestling Champion. Oberly, Marinelli, and Fiori had won first place in their respective divisions and Cornish had placed second in his. W. H. S. had certainly come through with flying colors. Another important fact is that both Oberly and Marinelli had won their championship titles for the second successive year. We of W. H. S. would like to thank and congratulate these boys and their fine coach, Mr. Goles, for an outstanding season. BASEBALL 1951 With an excellent outlook for a successful season, the results were disappointing in a few instances. Opening with two losses, the boys got on the right track with three victories, but then became erratic, winning a few and losing some more. The main weakness seemed to be in the pitching department with no experienced boys able to hold down the opponents’ scores. Lost through graduation were: John Bodine, Captain; David Pritchard, Bob O’Bryon, Mario Rossini, Buck Mayberry, Fred Angle. 63 } 1928-1952 Won 117 Tied 13 Lost 91 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dunellen 7 Belvidere 20 Roxbury 37 Pen Argyl 28 Hackettstown 20 Franklin 6 Scotch Plains 28 Wilson 18 Flemington 20 Won —3 Washington 34 Washington 37 Washington 6 Washington 12 Washington 0 Washington 13 Washington 0 Washington 0 Washington 13 Lost — 6 FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: P. Cotton, R. Shotwell, R. Brown, captain; W. Fisher, W. Oberly, W. Kerkendall, M. Rush, C. Oram, R. Chesney. Second Row: Mr. Edelman, assistant coach; R. Smith, D. Phillips, R. Cornish, B. Fiore, D. Miller, R. Marinelli. R. Kays, D. Mowder, J. Kayal, Mr. Goles, coach Third Row: W. Bodine, L. Bolmer, manager; R. Deremer, R. Miramontes, J. WTidenmyer, C. Shotwell, J. Smith, W. Cooper, Mr. Pursell, assistant coach. Fourth Row: H. Miller, L. Kennedy, W. Powell, D. Guidi, J. Hart, T. Garey, K. Fisher. Absent: A. Schaare. 64 ]. Ronald Marinelli William Fisher 1. R. Brown, guard 2. P. Cotton, end 3. W. Fisher, tackle 4. R. Shotwell, defensive end; B. Fiore, fullback 5. First Row: W. Oberly, M. Rush, W. Kerkendall Second Row: D. Miller, D. Phillips, R. Cornish, R. Marinelli 6. C. Oram, end 7. W. Messner, center 8. R. Brown, forward 9. E. Conners, forward 10. K. Wood, guard 11. D. Pulsinelli, forward; V. Hansen forward 12. D. Burton, guard i 66 1- MOM DOUGLAS BURTON ROGER BROWN DALE JONES WALTER MESSNER MILTON GEE EDWARD CONNERS KEITH WOOD 1928-1952 Won 227 Lost .. 201 DOMINICK PULSINELLI 1 67 y JAY VEE BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: T. Garey, D. Vega, W. Bodine, J. Widenmyer, P. Tootleman, H. Miller. Second Row: G. Kelson, manager; J. Kayal, W. Cooper, J. Merrill, J. Henderson, V. Hansen, E. Platia, Mr. Edelman, coach. Absent: J. Page, manager; E. Vosseller, manager. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Jayvee WHS OPP. Roxbury H 24 38 Franklin A 18 37 French town A 36 19 Blairstown H 47 32 Regional H 38 37 High Bridge A 36 30 Flemington H 23 28 Hackettstown H 31 30 Somerville H 26 49 Belvidere A 21 33 Netcong A 24 11 Varsity WHS OPP. 40 60 Frenchtown 23 56 High Bridge 36 47 Blairstown 46 44 Flemington 39 46 Hackettstown 40 44 Regional 42 43 Belvidere 42 46 42 51 35 37 Average 42 38 Javvee Varsity WHS OPP. WHS OPP. H 28 25 51 41 H 37 26 47 46 A 35 30 44 43 A 24 19 43 52 A 35 38 50 59 A 34 26 50 53 H 41 26 48 40 558 534 760 846 39.9 29.7 42.2 47 ydn 12 - Lost 6 Won 6 - Lost 12 -I 68 1. Jump ball 2. Gee tries a foul shot VARSITY WRESTLERS Left to Right: J. Lemmon, L. Kennedy, A. Schaare, L. Bolmer, B. Fiore, R. Cornish, R. Marinelli, C. Oram. M. Rush, W. Oberly, Mr. Goles, coach. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Washington 27 Forty-Fort 16 Washington 17 Somerville 14 Washington 24 Phillipsburg 16 1937-1952 Washington 10 Navy Plebes 24 Washington 13 Newton 21 Won 107 Washington 11 Mepham 26 Tied 2 Washington 17 Roselle Park 21 Lost 56 Washington 43 Record — 4 Won, Trenton Catholic 4 Lost 3 Wrestling Began 1937 i 69 J- STATE CHAMPIONS William Oberly, heavyweight; Ben Fiore, 130 pounds; Mr. Goles, coach; Richard Cornish, 140 pounds; second place; Ronald Marinelli, 136 pounds. WRESTLERS First Row: J. Lemmon, L. Kennedy, A. Schaare, L. Bolmer, B. Fiore, R. Cornish, R. Marinelli, C. Oram, M. Rush, W. Oberly. Second Row: W. Snyder, J. Hart, J. Smith, C. Boyer, J. Logue, D. Thatcher, Mr. Goles, coach; J. Kayal, manager; H. Yale, W. Castner, C. Shotwell, D. Mowder. Absent: R. Mowder, R. Kluge, manager. 1 70 Y 1. Marinelli sits out on Rush. 2. Cornish works for a cradle or Schaare. 3. Bolmer works a wizzard on Fiore. 4. Ducking an inside pitch. 5. Fiore puts on a reverse Nelson. G. Bodine masses a wide pitch. 7. Rossini takes a ball. i 71 !• BASEBALL SQUAD First Row: D. Burton, W. Messner, D. Jones, J. Keenan. Second Row: R. O’Bryon, V. Mayberry, D. Pritchard, R. Cornish, J. Bodine, captain; F. Angle, M. Rossini, T. Garey, R. Smith, E. Skoog. Third Row: R. Shotwell, manager; R. McCoobery, J. Kayal, M. Rush, Mr. Steinhardt, coach; K. Wood, D. Miller, W. Bodine, E. Keenan, L. Harrison, manager. 1951 BASEBALL RECORD Washington 5 Somerville 6 LETTEHMEN Washington 0 High Bridge 2 Washington 7 Phillipsburg 6 John Bodine, Captain Washington 3 Belvidere 1 David Pritchard Washington 11 Blairstown 5 Washington 4 Belvidere 9 i)Oi) u t ryon Washington 11 Blair. J.V. 7 Mario Rossini Washington 1 Roxbury 2 Buck Mayberry Washington 5 Phillipsburg 7 DoiM l 1YT illnv Washington 15 Hackettstown 3 i civ in lviuier Washington 11 Blairstown 3 Dick Cornish Washington 10 Hackettstown 2 Fred Angle Washington 8 Blair. J.V. 9 Washington 5 High Bridge 11 Bob Shotwell, Mgr. Washington 2 Belvidere 9 Lloyd Harrison, Mgr. 1928-1952 Won 186 Tied 4 Lost 101 Won 7 — Lost 8 -I 72 J- s I o GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: J. Forest, J. Groves, J. Wood, R. Davis, M. Beam, K. Cavitch, J. Lattanzi Second Row: A. Joyce, F. Angle, J. Grey, L. Boyer, M. Henderson, C. Burd Third Row: C. Groves, I. Melroy, S. Dennis, Miss Havens, L. Pence, A. Anderson, R. Zemel, C. Roessler OUTDOOR CLUB First Row: A. DeCresi, S. Dennis, J. Grey, J. Forest, H. Pappas, J. Schneider, C. Burd. Second Row: A. Joyce, J. Lattanzi, M. Smith, A. Schwind, M. Lance, J. Wandling. Third Row: R. Julian, A. Sutphen, C. Neidig, J. Smith, A. Anderson, B. Baylor. Fourth Row: Miss Havens, adviser; L. Pence. Absent: M. Fiore, B. Radcliff, I. Messner, B. Chiu, C. Groves. { 74 OUTDOOR CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: R. Julian, A. Anderson, C. Neidig. Standing: M. Smith, secretary; B. Chiu, vice-president; Miss Havens, adviser; C. Burd, president; M. Ponce, treasurer; J. Groves. OUTDOOR CLUB In this school year the Outdoor Club has had various recreational activities. After the regular initiation, a successful Bum’s Dance was held in the school auditorium. Later, bowling and basketball teams were organized, the latter playing other schools, the faculty and the alumnae. In the spring swimming and softball team activities were in full swing. First Row: J. Groves, K. Cavitch, M. Henderson, J. Pritchard, C. Reese. Second Row: S. Scheffler, R. Davis, G. Schumann, J. Wood, A. Pletzer, L. Slack. Third Row: M. Beam, F. Angle, I. Melroy, D. Rost, G. Van Sickle. i 75 y 1. Flyin’ high 2. Shades of William Tell 3. Teachers' basketball team 4. Expert twirlers 1 76 5. Solo flight 6. In formation JOAN DEMPSEY MARTHA EAGAN Co-chairmen of Subscription Committee The members of the Class of 1Q52 wish to thank their friends whose subscriptions are on the following pages. Your continued support of Washington High School “Cache” is deeply appreciated. A 78 y M I N A S S I A N STUDIO £ CAMERA SHOP Official Yearbook Photographer 54 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY i 79 y • • • • Ijs TO WORK AT MURPHYS My name is Betty and I have a story which I think will interest many of you. It’s about my experience in the retailing field. Believe me, Variety Store business is fast-moving and interesting. Each counter is a store in itself. Here at Murphy’s one learns retailing from the bottom up! I started out as an extra salesgirl, working every day after school. When I was graduated, I was fortunate to be placed in charge of a counter. I never knew how really interesting this woi'k could be . . . it’s just like having a shop of my own. I’m growing here, taking more responsibility as I go. There’s still more room for advancement ... I can work myself into a position of merchandise buyer, section supervisor or bookkeeper in the office. Soon I hope to be selected to train for the job of Personnel Directress in a large new Murphy Store. All of us at Murphy’s have an equal chance to better ourselves. From what I can see Murphy’s is tops in training . . . and there isn’t a store in town to beat Murphy’s on Employee benefits! If you’re ambitious to make a “go” of retailing, join the “Gang” at Murphy’s soon as you can. G. C. MURPHY COMPANY WASHINGTON, N. J. 1 so y PERRUCCI, INC. Plainfield 4-0783 Crushed Stone Ready-Mixed Concrete Oxford 173-R-2 -I 81 ± Stone Quarry Oxford, N. J. Telephone Connection Ready Mix Plant 112-126 Oak Tree Ave. South Plainfield, N. J. Best Wishes To The Graduates CASTLE CREEK PRINTS INC. WASHINGTON, N. J. FRANK J. PERCARPIO, Pres. 4 82 y ZIMMERMAN’S Our Own Make Ice Cream and Candy J9 Patronize a Washington Product i 83 J- TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM THE CLASS OF 1955 84 V Congratulations! May you be as successful in life as the Class of 1954 was in the magazine campaign. 4 85 y TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM THE CLASS OF 1953 -I 86 y Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of ’52 from the Washington Parent-Teachers’ Association 187 y BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES VIKON WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY i 88 y Congratulations WASHINGTON ENGINEERING, INC. WASHINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF SUN TUBE CORPORATION i 90 J- FRANK RYMON SONS WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 1464 Oliver Farm Equipment Blizzard Ensilage Blowers Garden Tractors Power Lawn Mowers G.M.C. Trucks Goodrich Tires Surge Dairy Products New Holland Balers {9i y REDDY KILOWATT POWER NEW JERSEY POWER LIGHT COMPANY WALTER E. GESS, Division Manager 92 f THE 1952 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 Features you can’t afford to miss WASHINGTON SCHOOL NEWS PERSONAL NOTES — SOCIAL NOTES “WEEKLY SPORTS CHAT,” HY BILL HOPPER “PROFILES” EACH WEEK IN THE liifeg STAR For 80 Years the Home N exvspaper of Northwest New Jersey A 93 J. Congratulations To the Class of 1952 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION Wilbur Rush, President John Bowman, Vice President Henry Neuls Charles Jensen Charles Ley Robert Wandling, District Clerk Best Wishes TUNG-SOL ELECTRIC, INC. for a successful future Route 30 and Park Are. Washington, N. J. TRANS-BRIDGE LINES, INC. CHARTERED COACHES Phone 5-1125 BROAD STREET PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFTON E. SMITH HELEN, ALVIN AND AND BERTIE FAMILY SLOAN COMPLIMENTS OF KILBOURNE DONOHUE Best Wishes OX-WALL PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1952 from the WASHINGTON WOODCRAFT CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL BLUE COACHES CHARTER A DELUXE COACH FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY TRIP ELIMINATE DRIVING ANI) PARKING WORRIES FREQUENT SERVICE TO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. TRENTON, NEWARK ROYAL BLUE COACHES, Inc. Phone 172 Clinton, N. J. H 97 y DEAN APPLIANCE CO GENERAL ELECTRIC FARM, HOME ANI) COMMERCIAL APPLIANCES 319 Mill St. BELVIDERE, N. J. Phone 244 7 E. Washington Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 34 MIKE S AUTO BODY SHOP MICHAEL CAVITCH, Prop. Frame Straightening Body Work Retinishing Wheel Straightening and Balancing Radiators Cleaned and Repaired PHONE 141 WASHINGTON, N. J. ROUTE 30 Showplaces of Northwest Jersey WASHINGTON THEATRE ST. CLOUD THEATRE BELVIDERE THEATRE COMPLIMENTS OF KINGS COAL AND LUMBER CO., INC. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Blue and Jeddo Coal Quality Building Materials CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1952 WASHINGTON PORCELAIN CO. Congratulations, Gradutdes of 1952 CARL W. NEULS — THE LIGHTING SHOP Home and Industrial Wiring and Maintenance Phone 737 177 W. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. { 100 y AROUND THE CORNER FROM ANYWHERE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON WATER COMPANY BELVIDERE AVE. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone 37 BEST WISHES SANCO PIECE DYE WORKS PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. WASHINGTON FIRE DEPT. STEAMER CO. NO. 1 AND TRUCK CO. NO. 2 102 y FORD FURNITURE STORES WASHINGTON BELVIDERE Congratulations to the Class of ?52 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, No. 512 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY i 103 y Best Wishes WASHINGTON ROTARY CLUB Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1952 from the OUTDOOR CLUB 104 K BEST WISHES FROM THE WASHINGTON BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 22 BELVIDERE AVENUE WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Walter D. Adams Charles B. Eagan Best Wishes S.E.A. AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTOR, Inc. William Allen WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Carl A. Guild Florence Young i 105 y Best Wishes OXFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION Lewis H. Slack, President C. C. Meyers Ray Frey Fred Melberger Richard Collins Lewis E. Green, District Clerk COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD TEXTILE FINISHING COMPANY, Inc. OXFORD, NEW JERSEY -! 106 y Compliments of POHATCONG SERVICE STATION At the Crossroads in Jackson Valley Phone 1038 “A FRIEND” Telephones 337 - 345 I)R. A. FREDERICK UHLER Optometrist MORGAN MOTORS Sales PONTIAC Service and International Truck A Good Place to Buy Used Cars B. F. MORGAN STANFORD MORGAN 217 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. i 107 y We Wish Success BEST WISHES To The Graduates of 1952 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPT. WASHINGTON CO. 1 WOMAN’S CLUB BROADWAY, NEW JERSEY JACOB OPDYKE Gasoline Fuel Oils — Range Oils WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE M. KORNELL, Owner Kerosene 22 W. WASHINGTON AVE. PROSPECT STREET WASHINGTON, N. J. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 113 { 108 y BEST WISHES TO THE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1952 and May the years continue CONGRATULATIONS to bring health, happi- CLASS OF 1952 ness, and prosperity to all of you. HOAGLAND CLARK, Inc. WASHINGTON General Insurance COOPERATIVE G. L. F. LICENSE BUREAU BLDG. SERVICE OXFORD, N. J. WASHINGTON, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 COMPLIMENTS OF WASHINGTON PHARMACY THE UNITED CAN CO., Inc. 3 E. WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 1075 NEW VILLAGE, N. J. Homer P. Arena John Simanton Proprietors 1 109 y FOODS ARE FINER HOME SUPPLY AT COMPANY HILL S NEW DINER Lumber and Masons’ Supplies Hardware and Paints ROUTE 30 C. B. Ley Phone 660 CATERING LARGE WASHINGTON, N. J. OR SMALL ROUTE 30 RAUB HILL, Prop. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy, CHESNEY FLORIST Journalism, Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching, N. J. ROUTE 30 — Business Administration, Medical Secretarial, Social BEYOND BROAD ST. Secretarial, and Finance WASHINGTON, N. J. B. S. and A. A. Degrees Catalogue Free on Request RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 Trenton, N. J. i 110 } Compliments of Best Wishes BURD CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 98-97 CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE “Lehigh Valley’s Most Modern Business School” State Licensed and Nationally Approved Courses Business Administration Executive-Secretarial Advanced Accounting Stenographic Junior Accounting General Business Experienced Faculty Day and Evening Sessions Catalogue Free on Request CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 355 Spring Garden St., Easton, Pa. to Class of 1952 59 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE Compliments of WASHINGTON RECREATION 72-74 W. JOHNSTON ST. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 310 -i 111 )- We Aim To Please BROADWAY HUDSON Sales Service HUDSON MOTOR CARS ROUTE 24 BROADWAY, N. J. “America’s Safest Car” AMERICO ROSSINI S Self Service Store Meats — Groceries Liquors — Wines Imported Goods Free Delivery Service ROUTE 24 NEW VILLAGE, N. J. Phone Phillipsburg 5-2080 Lots of Success to the Graduating Class of 1952 SBRISCIA BROTHERS NEW VILLAGE PROSPERITY MARKET ROY FUEL CO. Walter E. Roy Esso Heating Oil Automatic Heating Equip. BROADWAY, N. J. Phone Washington 1345 1 H2 y SINKWAY COMPANY WASHINGTON COAL Plumbing Heating SUPPLY CO. Delco Oil Burners G. E. Oil Burners 58 EAST STEWART STREET WASHINGTON, N. J. Winkler Low Pressure Oil Burners PHONE 432 Compliments of Congratulations THE OLD HOMESTEAD BAKERY to the 77 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE Class of ’52 WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 628 DR. W. E. AUER -I H3 I- Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY R. C. COOPER, M. 1). Best Wishes ELLIOTT H. DEVOE E. THOMAS DEVOE Compliments of RUTH’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 158 W. WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 1292 i 114 y KINNAMAN STORAGE Nation-wide Service Congratulations Phone 4 To the Class of 1952 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING G. M. MARKET BROWN ST. PORT COLDEN, N. J. WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments Compliments of of FEILBACH WELDING SERVICE ITALIAN-AMERICAN PLEASURE CLUB BROADWAY, N. J. Phone 1245 i 115 J. Best Wishes from THE MARIAN SHOP MARIAN E. GIBSON Ladies’ Apparel 16 W. WASHINGTON AVE. W ASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 695 SMITH MOTOR CO., INC. Sales Ford Mercury Service Ford Tractor and Dearborn Farm Equipment WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 280 Best Wishes From VOSSELLER’S MARKET 113 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Farms REAL ESTATE Homes E. GIFFORD HILDEBRANT Money to Loan on First Mortgages All Kinds of Good Insurance Houses to Rent BUY A HOME LIKE RENT 31 EAST CHURCH STREET W ASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 48 i lie y GREETINGS THOMAS-ANDREW To the Class of 1952 of COMPANY Washington High School and SAYRE, PA. Best Wishes for Future Success Stationers and Engravers from CONSUMERS’ RESEARCH WASHINGTON, N. J. CHARLES W. POTTER JERRY’S MEAT MARKET “The Best For Less” M. D. 60 E. WASHINGTON AVE. W ASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 1597 i in y To the Class of BAYLORS RESTAURANT 1952 DR. H. H. DAVIS American Home Cooking Homemade Pies 15 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 95 Compliments TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION CITY GAS CO. OF PHILLIPSBURG HARRY S. BLACK, Prop. WASHINGTON, N. J. ROUTE 30 { 118 J. WASHINGTON, N. J. BOB HEATER SONS Odd Jobs OXFORD GARMENT CO. Oxford, N. J. Oxford, N. J. Odd jobs and repair work of all kinds. Contractors of Ladies’ Telephone 173-R-12 Blouses Roofing Siding House Painting Phone Oxford 211-R-31 Spouting Mason Work Carpenter Work Cesspools Septic Tanks ALL GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Best Wishes For The Home From OXFORD ESSOTANE BOTTLE GAS VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. STANDARD GAS ELECTRIC CO. OXFORD, NEW JERSEY OXFORD, NEW JERSEY 1 119 }■ Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of VILLA ROLLER RINK 1952 BROADWAY, NEW JERSEY H. A. COHEN’S SONS Route 24 WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments of RUSH COOK WASHINGTON CLEANERS MEN’S WEAR “If your clothes aren’t Arrow Shirts becoming to you, Interwoven Socks Mallory Hats They should be coming Michael-Stern Suits to US.” Alligator Coats 101 EAST WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. WASHINGTON, N. J. Tel. 1397 Phone 1195 i 120 y Compliments of MR. ANI) MRS. Compliments of DONALD H. LOMMASON Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doland WASHINGTON HARDWARE CO. H. and H. FARM SUPPLY FRANK MANNON, Prop. ROUTE 30. WASHINGTON, N. J. Paints - Housewares - Gifts Harco Feeds Roll Roofing 10 EAST WASHINGTON AVE. Asphalt Shingles WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 163 Phone Wash. 1295 Dodge Trucks Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars CRAMER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE X-Ray Fitting 34 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. ZIELSDORF’S GARAGE Repairing Mobilgas and Oil Route 3ft Phone 423 North of Circle WASHINGTON, N. J. WARREN COUNTY MOTORS, INC. Telephone 604-605 WEST WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS! BEST WISHES! LOTS OF LUCK! Miller’s Atlantic Service “On the Circle’’ •i 122 1- Compliments of C. W. FORCE CALIFORNIA MARKET Washington, N. J. Phone 457 Prime Meats and Delicatessen Fresh CEMETERY Fruits and Vegetables MEMORIALS Birdseye Frozen Foods Since 1884 Compliments of HARRY CHRISTINE COMPLIMENTS AGENCY 22 BELVIDERE AVENUE OF A WASHINGTON, N. J. “If it’s Insurance, we sell it” FRIEND 1 123 J. GIBSON PARK MARKET Compliments of TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION E. S. THOMPSON, Prop. BELVIDERE, NEW JERSEY ROUTE 30 WASHINGTON, N. J. Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Choice Meats and Poultry Fresh Sea Food A Complete Food Market RAY LALLY, Prop. Phone 1099 SCHEFFLER MOTORS Studebaker Sales and Service Farm Equipment and Indian Motorcycles Route 30 Phone 69 WASHINGTON, N. J. M. BARRON Trucking ROUTE 30 WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 723 1 124 j- Compliments of Compliments of GROFF’S STORE WARREN COUNTY Dry Goods Window Shades DRUG STORE Wallpaper Venetian Blinds John E. Meeker and Company Devoe Paints Phone 64 BEST WISHES Compliments of FROM MR. MRS. PAUL J. FORD CHARLES RESTAURANT i 125 y MR. MRS. PAUL J. FORD Compliments of Best Wishes WILLIAM H. VARNEY, M.D. FRANK . BARTOLINI, M.D. JOHN E. HAMPTON, M.D. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY MR. AND MRS. S. M. TRESSLER Best Wishes To the Class of 1952 A. U. BKRTLAND, M.D. BEST WISHES Phone 194 Kelvinator - Hotpoint - Maytag Television Admiral Zenith Crosley Emerson Lucas Paints Hardware, Paint, Wallpaper, Housefurnishings Electrical Supplies, Materials and Appliances GAKNEK’S 42-44 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. -j 126 1- HARDINGS Esso Servicenter Atlas Tires Tubes and Batteries JACKSON WASHINGTON AVES. Phone Washington 421 Compliments of a Friend CARLSONS “Biggest Little Store in Town” WASHINGTON, N. J. Cigars Stationery Greeting Cards Congratulations To The Class of ’52 JEWISH CENTER OF NORTHWEST JERSEY Good Luck and Success WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP P.-T. A. DAVIS’ “Known for Values” Men’s Wear, Ladies’ Wear Endicott-Johnson Shoes for the Family WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY Compliments of C. R. ANDERSON Real Estate Insurance Mortgage Loans 149 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON. N. J. Phone 359 ( 127 y WASHINGTON SPORTING GOODS Artist Supplies Models Toys CLARK C. COOPER ALONZO J. BRYAN Florist Flowers for All Occasions WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 52 Compliments of Congratulations BLUE FRONT GROCERY to the Class of ’52 Phone 1 ROBERT KUEBLER 101 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 WALTERS’ MR. ANI) MRS. FLOOR COVERING Sales Installation CLAUDE FOX 74 E. WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. PHONE 985 BURI) BROS. MOTOR CO. Compliments of ZERO FOODS, INC. Your Chrysler and Rt. 30 Gibson Park Plymouth Dealer Washington, N. J. WASHINGTON LODGE WYCKOFFS No. 1563 ATLANTIC SERVICE Benevolent and W. WASHINGTON LINCOLN AVE. Protective WASHINGTON, N. J. Order of Elks i 128 J. OXFORD DINER WOMEN’S AUXILIARY and TULSA SERVICE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT ROUTE 30, OXFORD, N. J. OXFORD, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of SMITTY’S ORAM’S MARKET BARBER SHOP OXFORD, NEW JERSEY Wall Street, Oxford, N. J. John F. Smith, Prop. Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of ’52 Washington Chapter No. 136 DR. AND MRS. Order of the Eastern Star S. S. KIMMEL BARTRON’S OXFORD BLUE KNOT STORE PARENT-TEACHER OXFORD, N. J. ASSOCIATION Compliments of Success to the Class of 1952 OXFORD TEACHERS’ MR. MRS. ASSOCIATION FRED SINKBEIL 129 V Congratulations to the Class of 1952 BROWN’S STORE 29 YOUMANS AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. PERRY BROTHERS Feed and Grain General Merchandise PORT MURRAY, N. J. Phone 639 Washington ASBURY PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SEROKA’S RECORD SHOP 11 BROAD ST. WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 894 KOWITZ FURNITURE 22 E. WASHINGTON AVE. REI) BARN R. E. WINTERMUTE Used Furniture, Bought and Sold Phone 654 WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments of JACKS HOT DOG STAND Route 30 Near Hampton Compliments of THE CORNER IN ASBURY GUIDO QUEITZSCH, Prop. Success to Class of 1952 GEORGE T. LA COUR Fresh Meats and Groceries ASBURY, NEW JERSEY Compliments of -{ 130 y WASHINGTON, N. J. Mrs. Martin Bry-Nildsen, Jr. Compliments of BANKS E. MOYER Compliments of Investments General Insurance WASHINGTON ICE CO. Real Estate Compliments of S. E. STEINMETZ Wayne Feed - Lime - Fertilizer LADIES’ AUXILIARY BROADWAY, N. J. OF Tel. Wash. 108-W-l WASHINGTON FIRE DEPT. or Wash. 840 I’hone 884 REESE’S GROCERIES KINNAMAN TRUCKING SERVICE MOVING TRUCKING Abbotts Ice Cream Cold Cuts, Sodas, Etc. 71 SCHOOL ST.. WASHINGTON, N. J. lfifi W. WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 234 Owner: W. KINNAMAN Compliments of W. R. HAMLEN Real Estate Broker “GUS” THE BARBER Mortgages 149 E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments of CRESSMAN STUDIO Photographers JOHN E. O’NEILL Candid Weddings Our Specialty WASHINGTON, N. J. i 131 y Compliments of Compliments of FLOYD H. KENT Edith George Armbrecht RICHARD’S DRIVE-IN Richardson’s Root Beer Northern Fried Chicken Pork Chops “In the Ruff” Chopped Steak Sandwiches Hot Dogs — Hamburgers At the Circle North on Route 30 WASHINGTON, N. J. Congratulations To The Class of ’52 CUFF’S FEED STORE West Washington Avenue Compliments of Best Wishes JIM’S GROCERY Class of ’52 86 NORTH LINCOLN AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. THE ENGLE’S THE KANDY KITCHEN Best Wishes to the Luncheon and Soda Shop Class of 1952 Dolly Madison Ice Cream 11 W. WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 1389 RUTH A. WELLER Teacher of Piano Compliments of STOVER’S PHARMACY CAL’S ICE SERVICE The Best In Drugs i 132 y Compliments of HOWARDS RADIO SERVICE Philco Motorola Refrigeration Television 15 CORNISH ST. I’hone 583 WASHINGTON. N. J. Compliments of HOWARD CANNING Apples, Pigs, Dogs Phone 764-R-l WASHINGTON, N. J. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Grigory Grebenichenko Congratulations to the Class of ’52 DURYEA’S GARAGE Route 30 MAJOR’S Plumbing Heating Electrol GE Oil Burners PETTY’S SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco State Highway 30 WASHINGTON, N. J. ALFRED LEII)A Carpenter I j emodeling ontractor r oofing abinets I epairing A Master Fix It Tel. 563 - Washington, N. J. - Tel. 563 HARRY F. PENCE Port Murray Dairy Products WASHINGTON, N. J. Phone 487 Compliments of BLUE ROOF Best Wishes From I)R. T. E. LISOWSKI i 133 Y Hear of Grand Union WASHINGTON, N. J. HARTZELL Best Wishes from ROBERTSON LOYALTY CLASS BELVIDERE, N. J. Oxford Methodist Church PFAFF’S MELBERGER’S STORE Grocery Confectionery U.S.G. Store DUTCH HILL, OXFORD BELVIDERE AVENUE Phone 32-R-21 OXFORD. N. J. Best Wishes to the IRVING SUNDAY Class of “52” Plumbing and Heating FRANK KOEHN Blacksmith Oil Burners Deep Shallow Well Electric Pumps OXFORD. NEW JERSEY OXFORD, N. J. Best Wishes Class of 1952 ANDY THE BARBER Mr. and Mrs. AND SON Francis Zulauf KENNEY S MARKET AL’S BARBER SHOP OXFORD, N. J. 3 BARBERS NO WAITING 1 134 y Compliments of Compliments of HARRY F. MAYWALD NEW VILLAGE Physiotherapist P.-T. A. VLIET’S SWEET SHOP STANGIL’S ATLANTIC SERVICE NEW VILLAGE, N. J. Washing, Greasing Accessories Candy, Ice Cream Tobaccos Route 21 ROUTE 21. BROADWAY, N. J. Rhone Washington 273-J-2 COUNTY TRADING POST BLAINE J. HIXON Everything for the farm and home Dealer in Superior Scranton Coal 12-18 BELVIDERE AVENUE WASHINGTON, N. J. and Standard Lehigh Rhone 984 Rhone Washington 102-R-l DOT AND JIM Compliments of THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY of MADDOCK THE FRANKLIN FIRE CO. No. 1 BROADWAY, NEW JERSEY THE RUSH AGENCY J. S. HOWELL SON R. S. BOWERS, Insurer General Store General Insurance BROADWAY, N. J. Washington 1092 Hope 511-R Rhone 1036 -I 135 8 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 1952 WASHINGTON PATTERN 6 E. WASHINGTON AVE. COMPANY WOOD PATTERNS WASHINGTON, N. J. Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of ’52 To The SLAYIN’S Class of ’52 YARD GOODS STORE MR. AND MRS. WASHINGTON, N. J. LEON 0. FISHER “Everyone DRIVES a Used Car” JACK’S GLASS SHOP Phone 463 Complete Glass Service SHIRLEY AUTO SALES WEST WASHINGTON AVE. Rt. 30, Washington, N. J. WASHINGTON, N. J. Lester T. Bunn Best Wishes SCHARRER’S GARAGE RUSS SHEATS WASHINGTON, N. J. Paper Painting Best Wishes to Grads of ’52 Congratulations MR. MRS. SAM’S ROY L. BLAINE MODERN BARBER SHOP -i 136 y Compliments of ARTHUR E. FLIEGAUF Jeweler and Watchmaker 18 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of ’52 MR. MRS. ROBERT WANDLING ANI) MARIAN THE KEY to longer life for your clothes MODERN VALET SERVICE Drive in Walk in Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing 25 E. CHURCH ST. WASHINGTON, N. J. William S. LaRiew ’18 Phone 622 Congratulations to the Class of ’52 CANDY LYN SHOPPE 3 BROAD ST. “Beauty is our Business!” EVANS G. VALENS, Realtor Real Estate and Insurance 3 Belvidere Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. RITE-WAY CLEANERS Your Clothes Cleaned Right 6 Belvidere Ave. WASHINGTON, N. J. ORVILLE The LOAFER Tel. Washington 838-W-2 FRANK’S BARBER SHOP Good Luck to the Class of ’52 SMITH S SHOE STORE WASHINGTON, N. J. CLARK C. WILLEVER Real Estate and Insurance 21 W. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON. N. J. Telephone 494 -I 137 y Congratulations to the Graduates of the Class of 1952 BOARD OF EDUCATION Washington, New Jersey Autographs 139 : Autographs 'I ho y V • its : f M J: T- , r «l. r� . 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