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

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Bruce Baker Dorothy Barnett Edith Boehme David Bowie Larry Burlchardt Christine Carew Garth Ale Ronald Anderson Georgiamae Arnold Marianne Atwell Virginia Babnew Betty Badertscher Eileen Baer Bruce Balmer Dorothy Barnett Nancy Barth Jane Beclrett Mariorie Biernaclri James Bill Leona Blizzard Ronald Bloomtield Edith Boehme Walter Boehme Robert Bodine Marilyn Bowersox David Bowie Arthur Boxer Donald Brennan Mary Bright Clifton Brown Van Bruner Wilma 'Brunner Larry Burkhardt Judy Burnett Mildred Burns June Byrne Christine Carew Barbara Carll Margaret Carlson Janice Cassady Louise Caulley Dorothy Cavanaugh Adelaide Clement Sally Cole Dolores Conicello Doris Coolnman Ann Corcoran Paul Corcoran Jack Coulter Lee Coulter Marie Cummings Thomas Cunningham Joan Curry Robert Danzeiser Nancy Davis N Ruth Davis Joe Dennis Mary Dennis Beryl Diclrerson Joan Ditkman Kathryn Dieterich Martin Dipper Ray Dobbins Gladys Dunlap John Eggert David Eldridge John Fassnacht Peggy Featherar Betsy Fedzer Barbara Filer James Fitzpatrick Lois Flagq Polly Fowler Dora Fried Doris Frisbey PRlNClPAL'S LIST-ALL A'S Paul Corcoran Joan Dickman Peggy Featherer Polly Fowler James Hughes Lois Krieg A'S AND B'S Irene Gamerman Roger Gartner Phyllis Geisler Esther Gibbons John Gillen Mildred Givens Edith Gore Sidney Granite Gloria Green Mary Kummer Bonnie MacGibeny Robert Mussell Robert Price Toba Romm Diane Slifer Robert Gudbranson Richa rd Guest Barbara Hagerman William Haines Sue Hale Rose Mary Haley Joan Hancock Mary Ruth Hannold Kenneth Herring June Hendrickson Peqqy Henry Elsie Heritage Theodore Hesser Isabelle Hill Marcia Hoag Sandra Hoqarth Barbara Horan Donald Hornberg Karlie Houser James S. Hugties Esther Jackson Joanne Ja ard gg Grace Janson Duane Jennings Shirley Johnson Paul Jones Esther Jordan Patricia Kane Ed Kendall Lois Kerby Donald Kimmel Fred Koehler Robert Kohler William Kolros Lois Krieg Joan Krusch Nancy Krusch Ruth Kullman Mary Kummer Evelyn Kuss Robert Layton Lois Lieb Ruth Lord Jeanne Lozier Paul MacAllister Bonnie MacGibeny Kenneth MacGregor James Mahoney Irene Markellos Vivian Maxwell Janet McCullough William McKinney Lois McMaster Franlc Meredith Dorothy Meyer Catherine Miller Joan Mitchell Phyllis Mitchell Ann Monzo Ann Snyder Irma Stalberg Joan Toth Francis Turing Lillian Weaver Harry Wright Elaine Moore Ralph Moore Robert Mussell Jane Oglesby Sylvia Olsen Andrew Paine Barbara Pedriclt Charles W. Pfeiffer Claire Perlrowitz Charlotte Pierce Rose Pipolo James Plotts Margy Pctl Robert Pctl Charlotte Ponton Sam Porter Robert Price Mary Lou Oueale Elaine Ratzell James Recue Frances Reynolds Faith Riecl: Franl: Rizzuto Carolyn Robinson Nancy Roland James Shaetter Emma Shatter Alice Simon Elizabeth Simon Etta Simon Ruth Simon Janet Simonin Thomas Simpson Elaine Sipple Diane Sliter Ann Snyder Patricia Snyder Helen Sommers Philip Spaeth Barbara Staclchouse lrma Stalberg Horace Stevens Ann Stevenson Patt Stevenson Omar Steward Claire Stoylco Pearl Strumpter Jean Sullivan Carl Tarrach Phyllis Thompson Barbara Tighe Robert Tonti Joan Toth Francis Turing Wilbert Turner Thomas Twells Elizabeth Waegele Lillian Weaver Bernard Webb Marlene Weber Donald Weems Joyce Werntz Ruth Whalen Mary Elizabeth White Norman Wickizer Raytield Williams John Winning Edith Wittmeyer Janice Zoblin

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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

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l was Telling you all The Things you're sup- posed To sTudy and parTicipaTe in when I Tinally realized There are many people who excel in These Things so l decided To inTerview some OT The Teachers and see whaT They had To say on The subiecT. Miss WalTon Tells me when iT comes To Trig, Ted Hesser and Frank MerediTh can'T be beaT Tor Their geomeTric drawings and consTrucTions. Miss Voss menTioned ThaT if you wanT To learn The properTies oi elemenTs, hear an explosion, or choice on a pungenT odor, iusl come around and waich The Tollowing geniuses, Ted Hesser, Harry WrighT, Omar STeward, Ann Corcoran, David Eldridge, Rayiield Williams, RoberT Lay- Ton, PaTT STevenson, KaThryn DieTerich, Joyce Coleman, Franlc MerediTh and John Winning. ln U. S. HisTory II Mrs. Campbell menTioned ThaT EdiTh Boehme, MargareT Carlson, William Haines, ilranlc MerediTh, RoberT Mussell, Lillian Weaver, ElizaboTh Simon, Harry WrighT, and Irma STalberg are excellenT leaders, willing, co- operaTive and excellenT sTudenTs. Van Bruner, Phyllis Clayburne, Eileen Baer, Judy BurneTT, DoroThy Cavanagh, Jean Lozier, and Marcia Hoag are also excellenT sTudenTs oT U. S. His- Tory ll. Three cheers Tor Van Bruner. When iT comes M Alihough our achievemem in foofball was noi The highesi, our aHiTude was such ThaT we received This high honor. A bow should be Talnen by The girls who work in Mrs. Campbells oTTiceg DoroThy BarneTT, Lois McMasTer, Helen Sommers Tor exTra cur- ricula worlc and high scholarship and Lillian Wea- ver Tor The same as well as her unTiring eTTorT To be oi service To oThers. Jim Clay, Jim Erhman and Jim Reeve should receive crediT Tor Their ouTsTanding worlc in mechanical drawing. Mr. Jones says ThaT Van Bruner, wiTh his Tine spiriT oT cooperaTion, is one of The TinesT English sTudenTs he has ever TaughT. One of The many Chrisimas picfuros dons by The Arl' Sfudenis. To Track, This co-capTain is an ouTsTanding mem- ber, having scored 933A poinTs oT The season's ToTal. He also is The holder oT The Woodbury High School Hurdles Record, I6.6 seconds. Caufion! Boys at work! The prize winning Hallowe'on window by Van Bruner and Dick Goodman. fi