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

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THE SPOKESMAN Eflitor-in-Clzief, VIOLET THOMSON C07'lT.7I'L6'7'C'ifll Editor, EUGENIA LESNIAK Assistant Erlitor, JOSEPH SCOTT Business MHf7LUg67', DORIS ROERO Advisers, MRS. IRENE ROTH and MISS VIRGINIA RAPP The Spokesman, Wood-Ridge High School's newspaper, was established in the fall of 1938. It is mimeographed and self-supporting with a circulation of about 300. The paper includes many special features, such as the music column, book reviews ani h 't ' ' ' ' ' c s 01 stoiies. Its aim IS to become a printed paper publishing all the news of the school for the school. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR ART CLUBS Arlriser, MISS VIRGINIA BECK The Junior Art Club members have participated in such activities as costume design, Christmas decorations and a spring' sketching' picnic. The high school students desiring' to work on more advanced art activities organized a Senior Art Club in January and since have attended a fashion show in New York and also tried their luck at tie dyeing. Page Twenty-nine

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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

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THE CHEMISTRY CLUB l'1'esir1w'1t, JAMES HEALY Secretfzry-T1'ef1sm'er', ROBERT NORZ Adviser, MR. EUGENE LUONGO The Chemistry Club, which was organized this past Novcmibcr, was created to extend the course of chemistry to some of its practical aspects. The club has had some interesting experiments, reports, and discussions, and hopes for an active and interest- ing future. THE STAMP CLUB Presirlenf, FRANK ADAMS Sf'm'ctrm'y, JOAN ETZRODT Vice-Prcsiflcnt, VREELAND THOMAS Trw1,sfn'er, RICHARD POLLEY Aflviser, MR. EDWARD BELL The Stamp Club has had its meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. Members of the club have taken the names of boys and grirls from other parts of the world and have corresponded with them. There are many stamp news- papers in the file for use at meetings. Page Thirty