Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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AROUND WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL in 180 DAYS TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS ..................... page 5 UNDERCLASSMEN ............... page 37 ACTIVITIES .................. page 57 SPORTS....................... page 78 ADMINISTRATION .............. page 90 SUBSCRIPTIONS ............... page 103 Foreword The 1960 CACHE has been designed to leave warm memories in the minds of the students, especially the seniors. The staff hopes that the pictures show the real life and spirit of W. H. S. 2

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CACHE 1960 Editor-in-Chief............................Josephine Trubek Assistant Editor.......................................Judy Opdyke Art Editor......................................Mary Selby Administration..................Mary Selby, Patricia Baylor Underclassmen............Wynne Tootleman, Eileen Scala Sports............ Royanna Bodine, Carolyn McCormick Activities..........Mary Jane Smith, Lorraine Marchione Seniors .............. Josephine Trubek, Lorraine Harris

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WILLIAM F. Lo CURTO October 23, 1942 May 22, 1960 FRANK DANIEL RYMON July 7, 1942 May 22, 1960 We, the Class of 1960, dedicate this edition of the Cache to the memory of William F. Lo Curto and Frank Daniel Rymon. These boys were vital leaders, both in the school and in the community. They were courteous, honest, and loyal. Above all, both had a sense of humor, which was reflected in everything they did. Both boys were very active in music. They were members of the high school chorus and of the “Quadrants.” Bill Lo Curto was president of the Band and a member of the All-State Chorus. Danny Rymon was treasurer of the Senior Class, a member of Student Council, the class Executive Committee, and the Key Club. We Seniors remember all of these things. We have a deep sense of loss, but despite our sorrow we treasure countless happy memories. Bill and Danny will not graduate with us, but we want their parents and friends to know that we share the sentiment of the poet Shelley who wrote: “Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory. 3