Washington High School - Cache Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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Washington High School Chorus Chorus Girls’ Ensemble ROW I: S. Case, D. Popinko, P. Donohue, G. Op-dyke, J. Johnson, M. Hampson, G. Gardenicr. ROW 2: B. Marlatt, J. Roberts, B. Bartow, B. Peters, F. McCarthy, J. Devers. ROW 3: P. Perry, J. Tucker, B. Tcskc, B. Connery, S. Fcntzlaff, P. Bartolini. Mr. Klein Chorus Director The High School chorus develops the vocal talents of individual students and gives them experience in singing with a group. Members are helped to develop basic choral skills and a general knowledge of musical terminology. They gain experience in performing before an audience through the two annual concerts. 13

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Key Club Key Club members wash Mr. Nemeth’s car during their fund raising car wash. Mr. Bower presents Cherry WyckofT with the Miss Key Club trophy. Key Club Officers: J. Vasko, Treasurer; R. Zemel, Secretary; L. Steinhardt, President; D. Stewart, Vice President. The Key Club is a service club for boys in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades of high school. The Key Club motto “We Build” means that the Key Club is building for justice, liberty, democracy, and a better world in which to live. The Key Club is not a mere organization but a driving force: developing the leadership for tomorrow while it creates a better high school today. The Key Club holds regular meetings and the membership carries on a rounded program of service, social, and fun-raising activities. Miss Key Club candidates: P. Bartolini, D. Burd, M. Whitehead, C. WyckofT, S. Flynn, S. Crosby. ROW : L. Steinhardt, D. Stewart, R. Kries, W. Van Ness, J. Kovalsky, A. Bclcastro, A. Schneider, J. Bcrkowitz, J. BufTy. R. Fournier, T. Coopersmith. ROW 2: B. Watkins, C. Roberts, E. Johnson, R. Zemel, S. Randall, C. Frayne, P. Opdyke, A. Parke. R. Bloom, T. Starr, B. Posey, D. C’urcton. W. Weiss. D. Bodine, J. Vasko.

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Outdoor Club The Outdoor Club is the organization of sports-minded high school girls. The aim of the club is to supplement academic education with a wide variety of athletic activities. In the process, the qualities of good sportsmanship and cooperation are developed. Typical activities are camping, bowling, swimming, and the annual Outdoor Club Show. Outdoor Club members display the clothes they wore in their fashion show. Left to right: D. Popinko, S. Hull, S. Christine, S. Schaare, S. Flynn, K. Coles, P. Bartolini, S. Harpster. Senior members ROW 1: P. Perry, P. Bartolini, M. Blyskal. ROW 2: L. Fricsc, D. Drcchscl, B. Mehawk. ROW 3: L. Winchurch, K. Goles, M. Morgan. ROW 4: C. Patrick, C. Wyckoff, V. Rubel. ROW 5: B. Marlatt, J. Roberts, R. Sandt. ROW 6: S. Alleger, M. Connor, B. Burd. ROW 7: R. Seiplc, L. Turner, G. Hiner. ROW 8: E. Trace, S. Molinari, B. Richardson. ROW 9: P. Haycock. J. Rush. M. Yale. ROW 10: C. VanSyckle, T. Vliet, C. Magyar. ROW 11: D. Sadlon, P. Clausen. The famous Outdoor Club Girls1 Basketball Team. Officers: Sharon Schaare, Corresponding Secretary; Susan Flynn, Recording Secretary; Sue Castleman, President; Susan Christine, Vice-President; Beverly Hart, Treasurer.