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

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r ips-'ig' ' if Ja lf Woodbury High Band on parade. One of the first organizations really lo gel' lo worlc in earnesl is our band, but lha'r's the f' way il is every year. They brighten all our , football games, with lheir colorful uniforms and V sharp new drum maiorelle, Barbara Harvey lthe lirsl girl they ever had, l mighl addl. The 5 band has also been performing al various Hal- x, lowe'en parades: they marched in Woodbury, X, , Q., Wenonah and Manlua, too, l lhinlc. As winter 3 approaches, 'rhey move in where il s warmer and X J 'H praclice up lor the band concert. This display VR, 'fipavdl ' i: .if,ff: X, ol their lalenls is one of our brightest spring entertainments: bul their fun comes when lhey A have their big banquel and go lo see a play in -were 4 K ' I ,ff ,. Philadelphia. Closely allied wilh the band, A it if organizing nearly as soon as lhey do, is the Drum iw my and Bugle Corps. Loads of the younger girls loin lhe precision marching group, and lhey, loo, add 'ro our enioymenl of The games. -----cf wr L ' in ' .F I 'Os' is - A QT' A DIRECTOR: Karl Hellman. COLOR GUARD: Janet Firth, Hans ' Haupt, Mike Rumalrer, Judy Werntz. DRUM MAJORETTE: I Barbara Harvey. TWIRLERS: Joan Henderson, Mildred Lewis, Shir'ey Ryan. TRUMPETS: James Cavanaugh, Carl DeGeorge, ., Donald Jones, Harry Leslie, Donald Perry, Kenneth Redhetter, .gf X ' ' Harry Sink. MFLLOPHONE: James Shea. BARITONES: Don Q No' l l 'l' sub' Kimmel, Frank Meredith. TROMBONES1 Samuel Hynson, Don 1 Leslie, Andy Paine, Phillip Spaeth. BASSES: Martin Headley, , Tom McAllister. CLARINETS: Bruce Charlesworth, Betty Dane iels, Byron Hicks, Vincent Somoza, Joe Sori, John Wahl. FLUTE: William Plaq. SAXOPHONES: Warren Alderman, Betty Ayres, Inge Bock, Doris Galbraith, Thomas Jackson, Oscar Somers. DRUMS: Van Buren Bruner, Robert Haines, Clifford Sellen, Don Weems, Albert Whalen. CYMBALS: Lloyd Collins. BELL CYRE: .G Robert Price, John Winning.

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Guardians of our safely and conduct SEATED: Helen Horan, Jael Ponlon, Marlin Oppenheimer. STANDING: One of lhe very imporlanl groups in 'rhe school is lhe Sludenf Council Execuiive Board. Coming under ifs iurisdiclion are all 'rhe Home Room Represenlalives and ihe Sludenl Aides who valianlly allempi 'ro lceep us from lramp- ling each olher. When lhe mercury has frozen in lhe lherrnomelers and we have a fire drill, we can lhanlc lhe Sludenl Council. Bul, eveniu- ally. one siops being biller aboul il and realizes lhal' il is lhese selecl few who form The linlc belween sludenls and ieachers. We lell lhe Home Room Represenlafives our ideas and lhey lake il' lo lhe Execulive Board, who in lurn dis- HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ADVISER: Miss Brown SENIORS: Roberl Bales, Howell Dennis, Ann May Haqgerly, Ray Pereira, Marqarer Shorl, Millon Webb. JUNIORS: Joseph Clirlord, Lois McMaster, John Dixey, Rulh Lord, William Mes- mer, Gllberf Simpson. SOPHOMORES: John Cocciolone, Joseph Duncan, John Hansen, Robert Howarlh, Palricia Mulcahy, Charles W. Pfeiffer, Joan Taylor, Victor Thompson. FRESHMEN: Shirley Bradbury, Joan Charlton, Ada Fosrer, Earl Keeler, Paul McAllisfer, James Plolrs, Kennelh Sanderson, Carl Tarrach. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISER: Miss Brown. OFFICERS: Presidenl, Helen Horan, Vice-Presidenl, Jack Pcvnlong Secrelary, Martin Oppenheimer, Treasurer, Frank Capanog chief aide, Frank Capano, fire marshal, Bill Haines. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Frank Capano, Helen Horan, Marlin Oppenheimer, Jack Ponfon, Bill Haines, Bob Mussell, Carmen Rossi, James Schaffer, Harry Wacker, Harry Cairns. Bill Haines, Jim Schaffer, Carmen Rossi, Harry Cairns. Bob Mussell, Harry Wacker. cuss if wirh lhe lacully. These lhree groups, Execufive Board, Home Room Represenlalives and Sludenl Aides, make up lhe Sludenl Council. ll is one of +he oldesl and besl organized aclivilies in lhe school and brings democracy lo lhe classroom. Each year Tour seniors, lhree juniors, Two sophomores, and one freshman serve on lhe Board: lhe Represenlalives are elecled by each home room, and 'rhe Aides are ap- poinled. Bundle Day, a drive io collecl clolhing Tor The needy in Europe, was conducted by lhe Council and lhey did very well. These are-lhe people who are always willing lo serve. STUDENT AIDES: Warren Alderman, Georgia Mae Arnold, Virginia Auslin, Belly Baderlscher, Nancy Barlh, Dorolhy Beale, Mary Belcher, Melissa Bendell, Palsy Bickerslail, Edilh Boehme, Shirley Bradley, Judy Burnelf, Margaret Carlson, Dorolhy Cavenaugh,'Jane Clay, Lois Craig, Charles Currier, John Dixey, Bill Dixon, Edwina DuVall, Dave Eldridge, Mary Ferlanie, Ken- nefh Fleck, Douglas Gehring, Kathryn Gonzalez, Frank Harris, Marfin Headley, .Janice Holden, Vivian Holdslein, Karlie Houser, Cafherine Jagqard, Grace Janson, Olga Karchula, Zella Layfon, Alice Long, Gladys Marker, lna Meyers, Lee McClellan, Phyllis Norris, Hugh O'Brien, Jane Oglesby, Carl Pohl, Pal Powell, Kaiherine Reddy, Mickey Rizzulo, Virginia Sanders, Dororhy Schellenqer, Margaret Shorl, Oscar Somers, Jean Sfewarl, Lillian Weaver.

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4A X ffj'X 5 Q Q Q 'f 4 gk X I iusl have fo menlion our cheerful cheer- leaders, always Trying lo boosl' lhe morale when our spirils are low. For all Those rousing rallies we should lhanlc 'rhose peppy girls: even when fhe going was roughjhey were in There building up our hopes. Bul now l have lo say- Cheer -io, l-lolly. l hear llweir genlle voices calling, GO TEAM GOl STANDING: Lois Krieg, Marie Pisecco, Jackie Hesinglon, Pal Sfevenson, Rulh Lorcl. KNEELING: Joan Keben Janice Holden, Lucy Frumenlo, and Pixie Mifchell. The Drum and Bugle Corps forms an anlnh for flue scl'1ool's approval. l