Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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FOREWORD In recenl' years Washinglon High School has grown bo+h in Ihe school populalion and in 'rhe building ilself. Crowded condilions required addilional facililies 'ro provide for The influx of sfudenls. In I952. affer 'Ihe firsl' addilion had been built 'rhe high school enrollrnenl was 42I. As of May I. I957. Ihe acI'ive high school enrollmenl' was 5l7, wilh a confinuing forecasl of annual increase. Before 'rhe new wing could become a realily, much preparafion was neces- sary. The building slarled as an idea. Plans had Io be discussed. drawn, and presenled lo Ihe public for approval. A consfruclion company had fo be chosen, workmen hired. and counlless olher imporfanl delails worked ouI'. All 'rhis aclivily, however, merely provides a place for educalion. ,The mosl' imporlanl' consideralion in any educalional program is 'the sfudenf. His alfilude foward school influences and rellecfs, in many ways, The life wilhin Ihe building. Enlhusiasm and inI'eres1' in Ihe classroorri and pariicipa+ion in exlra-curricular aclivilies are vilally imporlanl' in lhe develolpmenl of individual emolionaland menlal mafurily. A , .S Wilh improved building lacililies, our school has made real progress. This yearbook, The I957 Cache, shows Ihrough picfures and 'lexl' iusl' how we sVIuden'I's have also progressed. Enler our high school Ihrough ifs open door. enjoy our new look , and share our porlrayal of Ihe pasl school year. ' CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ......,.. ......... 6 UNDERCLASSM EN ..,..............,.......... ....... I 6 ACTIVITIES .... ....... 3 SPORTS ....,.... ....... 5 6 SENIORS ..,..,........... ....... 7 0 SUBSCRIPTIONS ....... ....... 9 0 2

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Cache A1957 HARRIET ZEMEL Edi'I'or AUDREY DILDINE Associa'I'e Edifor JOAN GAYLORD CAROL ANN BEERS Business Managers ROBERT CASTNER Cover Design HINGTOIN HIGH SCHO mm-gum iili! 44 '?,......,... W..-

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DEDICATION We Thank You, Miss Sfone The key word of our yearbook is progress, buT The keysTone oT our year- book is Miss Evelyn STone, Cache adviser Tor ll years. The mammoTh Task of organizing a yearbook sTaTT and seeing Them Through The Trials and TribulaTions of preparing a dummy, scheduling and Taking phoTos, idenTiTying picTures, wriTing copy, designing and selecTing a cover, con- TacTing The publishers and siipervising The Thousand and one oTher eTails so essenTial To The creaTion oT a yearbook, is in iTselT a Tull-Time iob. How Miss STone manages To squeeze This inTo her already busy schedule of Tour senior English classes, a guidance program, and a Junior Class advisership has al- ways been a mysTery To us. YeT she does all This and more in The eighT To nine hours she spends daily Monday Through Friday in WashingTon High School. Because oT Miss STone's wonderful sense of humor, vibranT personaliTy, and excellenT Teaching, sTudenTs have a new approach To The values oT books, poeTry, wriTing, shorT sTories, Television pro- grams, movies, and newspapers. She has insTilled in us a more challenging aTTi- Tude Toward These and many oTher Things: above all she has given us The incenTive To THINK. We are proud To dedicaTe The I957 Cache To MISS EVELYN E. STONE. Now leT's be caufious. Are you SURE ThaT name is spelled correcTly7