Woodbury High School - Sun Dial Yearbook (Woodbury, NJ)

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GRACE E. FOLKER Scientific Bridgeport G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Year Book, 4 she is well known to almost all her classmates, who find her the ask any of her fellow trig,' students. Grace wishes to be a teacher. If l1er work in high school has anything to do with her success, she will most certainly make a splen- did one. We wish her all the good fortune which she richly deserves. IDA ELIZABETH FURNISS Commercial Woodbury G. A. A., 3, 4, Basketball, -lg Hockey, 4, Banker, 4g Thrift Club, 4 Ida will make someone a good Stenog. In class she is bashful when it comes to expressing her ideas, but in the business world she will express herself with her pencil and typewriter so she will surely find a good position. Ida has held positions on the hockey and basketball teams, in fact, her heart seems to be in sports, especially basketball, RUTH GALLIMORE COIll1'IlCI'ClZll Bpugklawu G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey, 3, -ig Basketball, 3, 45 Banker, 4g Thrift Council, 4 Ruth is one of the most athletic girls in our class. As goal- keeper in hockey she developed i11to a real star. h Ruth is without doubt one of the quietest and least talkative girls in our class, and she is a diligent worker. D Ruth. comes from the hard-boiledn town of Brooklawn, where it is unusual to find a girl as quiet as she. 22 Grace is one of our very best students. Although rather quiet, best kind of a friend. If anyone desires information about her studies,

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' , R gitliwly- JOSEPHINE FINK SCiCIllllflC Wenonah G. A. A., 2, 3, 4g Glee Club, 2g Art Club, 3, 45 fTreas., 43 Joe, who hails from Wenonah, has the unusual ability to always see the funny sivde of everything. This trait has gained for her many friends during her four years among us. Besides being inter- ested in athletics, Finky has proved her ability in art. It is rumored that Joe'l has considered becoming a penmanship teacher, as she has received so much encouragement from her English teachers. f- Cl-IARLES FISCHER Scientific Brooklawn B. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, 53 Class Pres., 3 Wouldn't it seem queer if Jock should make a lot of noise- or if Jock should go around with a frown on his visage? Ohl woe be to VV. H. S. or any other place when that happens. Charles has a host of friends and is liked by all. We are sure that he will be successful in whatever he may attempt. MILLARD C. FOX Classical Westville Year Book, 4 A prominent citizen of Westville. Although he is a quiet boy, he enjoys talking with his'cl0se friends. Unlike most of us, Millard likes American History to such an extent that he desires to teach it in the future. 2l

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. 'W PETER GALLO Scientific Blackwood Peter is one of our modest and conscientious classmates. With his black, curly hair, he reminds us of a bard or musician. Pete comes from Blackwood, and that is enough said. He likes to go hiking and amuses himself with all the pastimes of a hiker. For such a clever, intelligent boy, as Peter, there is but one destination-success. CATHERINE GALLOWAY Scientific Woodbury Catherine is a graduate of Carpenter Street School. We don't know much about her standing there, but judging from her work in high school, it was good. Catherine has a smile and a good word for everyone. Hel' sin- cerity in her work assures her of success, and we wisl1 her the best of luck. PAUL GENDELL, JR. Scientific iV0H0Uah From Newton Center Hi, Mass. Paul may not he as well known as some of the other seniors, as he spent his first three years in a high school at Boston. Outside of school Paul spends most of his time tinkering with old Fords, He often takes old cars apart and sometimes he Cilllyt get them together. However, in his short stay with us he has shown himself to he a good sport and a good student. 23