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

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THE HI-Y Presiclenf, JAMES I-IEALY Secretafll, JOSEPH SCOTT Vice-President, WESLEY DURSTEWITZ Chaplain, GILBERT LINDEN ArInisv'r.' MR. F. MURTON LONSDALE Clean Speech, Clean. Sportxinanshiyy, Clean, SchoZai'ship and Clean Living Under the friendly guidance of our faculty adviser, Mr. F. Murton Lonsdale, and with the help of Mr. Wardle, county supervisor, the club has enjoyed many social events, played baseball With other Hi-Y's and has heard many interesting speakers. The members of the Hi-Y are looking forward to even happier times next year. THE TRI-Y President, MARY ROCCUZZO Treasnfrer, GLORIA BRUNO If'ice-President, CHRISTIANE DANEY Chaplain, EUGENIA LESNIAK Sec'retrz'ry, LILLIAN MACARIO Historian, DORIS ROERO Adviser, MISS RUBY OSCARSON The Tri-Y of the Wood Ridge High School was formed in the spring of 1939. The purpose-.of the Tri-Y is to maintain, create, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Page Twenty-seven

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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

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THE JUNIOR POLICE Chief, LILLIAN MACARIO Fire LIGIlff'Illl71f, FRANK ADAMS Lieutenantx, PHILOMENA PASCALE and ELINORE MESSENGER Arlviser, MR. A. E. DI MICELI The Junior Police Squad was organized in 1930, in cooperation with the New Jer- sey State Police to help the people of the schools in the prevention of accidents and dangerous practices and to make attractive the idea of safety and ihoughtfulness for others. THE MATHEMATICS CLUB President, ELINORE MESSENGER Secretrwy, WINIFRED HILL Vice-Presirlent, DOROTHY KING T1'cr1su1'e'r, GLORIA NIEVES Adviser, MR. F. M. LONSDALE The Math Club was organized in the fall of 1938, for the purpose of creating a broader interest in mathematics? During the course of the year, the 'tMath Club has had many interesting speakers. The members learned how to use the slide-rule and to work trick problems and magic squares which were brought in by the members. Page Twenty-eight