Wood Ridge High School - Dial Yearbook (Wood Ridge, NJ)

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TH E STUDENT COU NCIL President, MAURICE BICKERT Secretary, ELINORE MESSENGER Vice-President, WESLEY DURSTEWITZ Treaszlrer, ROSELLA HOWLETT Adviser, MR. ROBERT STOESSER The purpose of the Student Council, as stated in the constitution, is to promote a spirit of unity among us and thereby direct our powers of co-operation to a greater glory and efficiency in our school. Each class is allowed one representative and one alternate on the Council. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presirlewt, PETER IMPERIALE Secretary - T7'easm'e'r, AUDREY MASON Vice-Presidcrzt, NANCY RAU Adviser, MR. A. EDWARD DI MICELI h The Athletic Association was organized in October, 1938. It has control over all t l ' ' a etlc activities in school and has contributed freely to needs of various inter- scholastic and intra-mural activities. Page Twenty-five

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THE DIAL '40 STAFF Editor-irz-Chief Literary Editor MAURICE BICKERT DOROTHY CARTWRIGHT Artoriizte Editor Dorothy Bishop Assistants Everett Smith Shirlee Eckel Lieselotte Eckardt Bitririerr Mtzrzttger Peter Imperiale Assistant Paul Diehl Advertising Jlfldrrdger' Earl Rossler Assistants Donald Pirovano Edward Meyers Sulrrfriptiorz Manager Arthur Cauceglia Page Twenty-four Photography Editor john Van der Klip Assistants joseph Landes Harry Johnson Art Editor Carl Anderson Assistants Juanita Lee Constance joannes Typing Editorr Doris Roero Fanny Giannone Adifirer Mrs. Irene Roth

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E - THE WIG AND MASK DRAMATIC CLUB President, CHARLES VAN NAME Recording Secretary, MARY SALMON lf'i'1'c-PrfwirlenI, JACQUELINE PINKHAM Corr. Secretary, RUTH HACKENBERG Arlrisvrx, MISS GRACE CALDWELL, MRS. ALICE VAN DE WYNCKEL Organized in 1934, the Wig and Mask Dramatic Club was the first club chartered by the Student Council. and has had years of activity. Self-expression and a desire to appreciate good plays and acting were the initial aims. Every year a long play is presented for the public. Booth Tarking'ton's Seventeen and Clarence were the last two and this year What a Life by Clifford Goldsmith was given, The club has always been self-supporting, has contributed to the Student Council, and this year donated the proceeds oi' the annual play to the Student Loan Association Fund. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Grace Caldwell, who works with the senior group, and Mrs. Alice Van de Wynckel who sponsors the junior group. The vice- president of the senior group acts as president of the juniors. Page Tu cnty-six