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

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commissioner oi The William STokes Bonsai PosT, and now a commissioner oi The Delaware Valley PorT AuThoriTies. He served as a GloucesTer CounTy Freeholder Tor eleven years and Tour years in The Assembly. l.asT year he was a maioriTy leader and This year Speaker oT The Assembly. One oT our alumni who has received special recogniTion in The sporTs Tield is Browning Ross. Ross was graduaTed Trom Woodbury High School in I943 and is now aT Villanova College. class of l950. Ross was a member oT lasT year's UniTed STaTes Qlympic Team: he was NaTional CollegiaTe AThleTic AssociaTion 3000 meTer STeeplechase Champion. ln This race Ross was The only American EnTry in The Tinal 3000 lVleTer STeeplechase, in which he Tinished sevenTh. He also parTicipaTed in The French lnTernaTional lv1eeT aT Paris and in a meeT aT BelTasT, Ireland. Harold Hannold was born in WesTville in December, I9l I. He was graduaTed Trom Al- monesson Publi-c School in l924, Trom Woodbury High School in l928, Trom SouTh Jersey Law School in l934. ln l938 Hannold was elecTed To The Board oT Freeholders, in IQ43 To The STaTe Assembly, and To The STaTe SenaTe in I946. E. MilTon Hannold was born in WesTville in January, I903, He was graduaTed Trom WesT- ville Public School in l9l4, Woodbury High School in l9l9, WesTern Maryland College in l927, and Trom SouTh Jersey Law School in I938. Besides being an aTTorney and counselor, he was appoinTed GloucesTer CounTy ProsecuTor in I944. Four oTher prominenT alumni are Ted Brown, Morgan Dickerson, John Henry Jones, and Eliza- beTh lvlayes. ArThur 'Tied' Brown was an ouT- sTanding TooTball man wiTh real TooTball sense in high school and is now a physical educaTion direcTor aT Edward WalTers College in Jackson- ville, Florida. lvlorgan Dickerson received his degree Tor denTisTry aT Howard UniversiTy in Denver, Colorado. John Henry Jones is Teach- ing aT Alabama STaTe Teachers' College, and ElizabeTh Mayes is a Tashion designer in Wash- ingTon, D. C. Eugene L. Horan and ScoTT Rambo discuss wifh Brown- ing Ross his advenfures in The Olympics. New Jersey Shade Senafor, Harold Hannold, class of l928. GloucssTer Counfy Prosecufor, E. Milion Hannold, class of I9l9.

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Unrled Sfalos Senafor Roborl C. Hendrickson, class of l9l8. New Jersey Assembly Speaker Hugh L. Mehorlar, class of l The Woodbury High School Alumni Associa- lion was re-aclivaled on Augusl l5, l948, al which lime ils presenl conslilulion was adopled. The lirsl board ol governors or execulive com- millee consisls ol: Marlin Headley, presidenlg Helen Horan, vice-presidenl, Thomas Jackson, lreasurer: Edna Herbert secrelaryy Gloria Fisher: Kennelh Fleck, lvlarlin Oppenheimer, Carl Pohlg and Roberl Sliles. The immecliare obiecls ol 'rhe Associalion are lo increase ils membership and 'lo provide a scholarship award for deserving sludenls. Any graduale ol Wood- bury High is eligible lor membership in The Associalion, which has ils home al 21 Harrison Slreel. Colonel Roberl C. Hendriclcson was born in Woodbury on Augusl IZ, l898. Shorlly before his gradualion from Woodbury High School, he enlisled in The Army. He received his high school diploma in June, l9l8 .ln l9l8 he ma- 'rriculaled al The Temple Universily Law School, where he oblained his legal degree. He was admilled lo lhe bar in l922. From l93I unlil I948 he was Cily Solicilor of Woodbury. He served as Treasurer of The Gloucesler Counly Bar Associalion and in I937- 38 served as Presidenl of lhe same associalion. He enlered The Slale Senale in IQ34 and was re-elecled in l935, l938, and I94I. He became Presidenl of lhe Senale in I939. ln addilion lo his Senalorial dulies, Senalor Hendrickson served The Slale in many ways. He was Republi- can nominee for Governor in l94O and was elecled Slale Treasurer in l94l. ln July, l943, he was granled a leave ol absence from his dulies as Treasurer and reporled lor aclive mililary duly in The Army. Colonel Hendrickson was re-elecled Slale Treasurer in I946, and in I948 he was elecled Uniled Slales Senalor. Hugh L. lvlehorler was born January 24, I899. He allended Wenonah Public School and Woodbury High School .Aller relurning from 'rhe Army in l9l9, he enlered The Tire insur- ance business. He is a lormer member of The Board of Freeholders, a pasl Presidenl of The Gloucesler Counly Hislorical Sociely, a pasl

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-nf .a ' 49' 'lava The songbirds +l1a+ made All Sfafe Chorus Lefi fo nghi lop row: Cliff Sellen, Bill Holberg. BoHom row: Lois Kerby, Diane Slifer, Mildred Lewis, Jane Daily. fxf' Lillian Weaver, Woodbury High's delegafe 'lo lhe D. A. R. Convenlion, leaves for Trenfon. CONSIDERATION loy Marcellus Cliflon-'49 To all nalions and 'ro all people, Why have war among nalions Because of governmenl ahfairs? Why have racial prejudices Because of lhe color of a person's skin? Why have religious preiudices Because a person wishes lo worship as he pleases? Only a person wilh a lrue, clear-'rhinlcing Mind could answer lhose queslions correclly, Our lhree fellows lhai made All-Stale Orchesfra, sland- ing, Ted Hesser, sealed lefl fo righl, Charles Pancoasl, and Bob Price. And The answers would sound similar lo lhe following: This is noi our world. One can noi help whal The color ol his slcin is. One should always have The opporlunily To worship as he pleases lo save his own soul. This world is no one man's worldi We all have a limiled lime lo be in il. We should all lalce a helping parl for humanify. Girls'-Boys' Sfafe-American Legion send lhese boys and girls lo Rulgers for five days in lhe summer lo learn somelhing abouf fhe New Jersey Sfaie Government Firsi row: Marqarel Carlson,Marcia Hoaq,Audrey Donohue .Second row: David Lldridge,J0hv1 Wirinifig, Roberl Mussell, Theodore l-lesser. he