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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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The Heducafion facfories use as machinery such fhings as books, charfs, movies, labora- fories, gymnasiums, and informed insfrucfors. The manu- facfurecl arficles are well-rounded, infelligenf cifizens. For fhese reasons we have chosen Big Business as fhe fheme for fhe I95l SUN DIAL. . , 1 1 EU TE T5 CHECKING IN ........ ......... 4- Foreword Local Views THE STAFF ......................................... ......... I 0- Boord of Educofion Adminisfrofion FacuI'ry Porenfs Alumni THE MACHINERY .....,....... ......... 2 2- Curriculum Samples of Our Besf Work COMPANY CAPERS .....................A............ ......... 3 4- CIubs ond Acfivifies WEAR AND TEAR ..................................... ........ 5 6- Sporfs and Sporf AcI'iviI'ies UNFINISHED PRODUCTS ................. ........ 7 0- Underclossmen FINISHED PRODUCTS ............ ........ 7 8- 99 Seniors MONKEY BUSINESS ........ Senior Ac+ivi+ies Senior Informals CWD I O0-I I I M ff ima, Q5 ,uw 7 .1?.' 2211 ' ,ff gg F 4 21? 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Af-A ,Y ,ldv 'WIN' f 0 f ' -1 1- H31 -v-K' 4 n , wsnomu-4 SCHOOL v' 1 '.. 1 f -vi fl: if-fw--, -Sibnxnj.- 1 ,7s., mg.-.+' :Y , fi-1 - 4. ,., 4 y ' 4 Q 501710 ll.5lIl055l25 5C'I'Ull'lg fi? C0lYll7lLlI'lifg The admmufrahon building of fha Texas C0mpany's new oil refinery naar Woodbury. This business developmenf broughf us many new sfudenfs from Hue Soufh and Wesf. '--w--..k.., .XV . ff-'25 -,1 d A dfifgz -.. Nlgm A NX, 5 KNVV 'YI In fha Counfy Bulidlng such busmsssex as fha record ng of o a ocumenifs cnvnl an criminal fruels and nofurau xehon proceednngs are con ducfed The bolu'l'y and quue? of e wlrm sprung afhrnoon on Broad Slrsef al'OllI'llJ!lQ t0lUI15 - ., j,,,.., .1-gy' Wirhin fha Friends Meefing House, some business men and women, as well as many oflwers, spend a perl' of every Sunday. Wenoneh Lake, e scenic view far from Hue hus'He of Ohe business world. Wesfville overpass, one of many developmenfs marking Soufln Jersey's indusfrial de- velopmenf. .-ze'g: QW we Q5 S Px QL 2 2, ' U LK O 1 Z 4, 0:-1 432 vp X 4023, 41 W, 1vg,xSx1W f QQ S W' FL i ?5 ! Q N Nsxfxrfl 'I A ' H lljf, f '! f QW -ibljj, 'l l gf' Qfgkx fQ A i X X S THE ST PP MR. SHERMAN YEITER, Sacrafary of fha Board. 'TJ' MRS. LEON A. BUDD MR. JOSEPH P. BROADHURST Hnarrl nf Education J. MR. LEHMAN H. DaLONG, rafiring mombor, who served unfil January I, l95I. sm' 'P' 3. fr N'-. X1 T f 4 il if T f I J. H if 'Tm ' fi., Q .Quit rv ? I af' ff, E if? ,gf ' v .. ,ff M 1' MR. JOHN B. WICK, GIOUCOIIOY Counfy Judge, Prasidanf of iha Board. OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL The Board of Educafion Ihis year as in pasf years has added a new proiecf To ifs long Iisf of accomplishmenls. I+ is a Safurday school designed 'ro give an opporlunily 'ro lhose sludenls who desire advanced worlc in courses already Ialcen or in courses nol available fo lhem during regular school hours. Courses in chemislry, lyping, and woodworking were eslablished. This is The Trirsl proiecl ol ils lxind ever fried in Woodbury I-liqh School, and The Facully as well as lhe sludenfs seem well salislied wilh II. MR. WILLIAM G. PATTERSON MR. JOHN LONGSTRETH, new member, beginning service on January I, I95I. Q. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF I95I: Educalion in lhia counlfy employs more lhan one million people. ll' spends more lhan lwo billion each year and lhe caoilal invesled in build- ings and eouipmenl lolals more rhan 'rwelve billion. By such measures, il rops all maior public as well as privale business. Each of you has been an inlegral parl ol 'lbig businessfl As you leave our school for induslry or lurlher educalicn you will rellecl rhe lraining and lhe spirir oi your school. ll' is our conlinuinq hope lhal' our world will be a beller place in which lo live and worlr because of lhe lessons learned in ihe classrooms and on 'rhe alhlelic fields of our public schools. Wirh every good wish +o each ol you, l am Sincerely yours, Warren J. McClain, Superimendenf MR. WARREN G. McCLAlN Superiniendenf MR. Congralulalions lo one of fhe lines? classes +o be gradualed from Woodbury High School. Growing riches in underslanding and ge++ing along well wirh olhers is really big business. May you all become +ycoons in possessing ihe be++er values in life. John R. Worrall, Principal JOHN R. WORRALL Principal MRS ESTHER WERBER Guidance Teacher erii MRS. DOROTHY M, CAMPBELL, Asmhnr Principal, and her pecreferies. Evelyn Kun ef fypewriier: Doroihy Meyer ei Hue files: end Louise Ceulley, going over work wiilm Mrs. Campbell ef Hue desi. . , i P ' cipeies in e rhree-way conference wifh Mrs. Richard Leedy end her son, Dick. THE STAFF Facult Miss Heel and Mrs. Reynolds discuss flue diegraming of a senfence. Mr Heilman, our capable orches+ra maesiro, poses wifh his favorife insfrumenf. Miss Brown leeches Modern Hisfory and ed- vises fhe Srudenr Council. Much of ihe Big Business of lhe Super- infendenfs Office is hendled by Miss Sioner and Mrs. Ward. edminisferx if. Our ex-Air Force Sergeant, Mr. Henderson, now helps fo plan fhe proper govern- meni in Civics. Even medical care can be pleasanr, when Mrs. McKinney Miss Baker shown poiniinq fo a posier fha? illusirafes rhe World Friendship among Children Orgeniuiion, ihrough which rwo packages fo France were sen? by The French Club. Fallecies in fhinking ere explained by Mr. Jones. Wiser is fhe Lew of Sines, fellows? esks Miss Walfon. s Miss Terra check lisfs business Principel's world. ch and Mrs. File fypt. end feke cere of ofher connechd with fhe office every week dey. is 4 '-an 'QSM , v Mrs. Diei'rich's cheerful smile goes e long way in fhe business Our cref+ experis, Mr. Meeks, Mr. Kurh, and Mr. Barber, look over some work done by a promising pupil. K Fufure xecrehlrles have fheur px end qs checked by Min Mr McNeil our new me- Faculty . . .THE STAFF Whale +he formula for ihe eree of e Miss Voss our Soufhern belle checks frlangle Mr Fsher7 en experimenf You von, img., ,ho Alqobu Mr Texas our euihorafy on fhe hnfory ll ,,,,,o,,, WM, gh, du, of of New Jersey end fhe Umfed Sfefel 5l will you Mr Morris? KY A men wi-th A :fern personelify buf e heed of gold, Mr. Myers leeches us general science. Besides feachinq U. S. Hisfory II fo Seniors, Mr. Olson is direcfof of fhe Woodbury Adulf Evening School. Mrs. Egll, fypmg some of our frenscnph rs Paine lays down Ilia basic xcuenhfic ideas fo flue Freshmen. Mrs Price reading from flue Shakes- pearean pley, MERCHANT OF VENICE Bofiom Row: Mr. Guesf, Mr, Klepac, Cap. Paine. Top Row: Mr. Bylwem, Mr. Cuclwran, Mr. Koehler, and Mr. Williamson, Our exceplionally congenial coaches. We I S' Miss Wallace, Mrs. Hendrick- son, and Mrs. Roedel are crificixing Ihe yearbook of previous years. JOHN R, WORRALLfUciyersily of Pivlsburqlv. M Ed' D' ncipal DOROTHY M. CAMPBELL-Ursinus College, A. B.: Assisfaol' Principal LAURA M. BAESSLER-New Yorlr Slale College lor TBGTECVS, B. S: Commercial EDNA M. BAKER-Builcriel' Uniyersily, A. B. and Piano' Middlebury Coleqe A. M' Execuiive Commi++ee New Jersey Educalionai Associ- a+i0ri ln'ernalio'val Realions Commirlee of Nalicnal Fducalion Associalion: Firsl Vice- Presidenl ol Alplia Zela Cliapler of Della Kappa Gamma: French HENRY I. BARBER - Trenlon Slale Teachers Colleqe, B. S.: lnduslrial Arls MARGARET H. BRITTON-DePauw Universily, A. B3 Home Economics M, ESTHER BROWN-Weslerri Maryland College. A. B: Social Sludies SMITH L. BYHAM-Weslern Maryland College. A. B.: Enqlisli LOUIS S. CUCHRAN-Muhlenberg College, A. B.: Temple Universify, M. Ed.: Latin and English FRIEDA R. DIETERICH-Trenlori Sfale Teachers College, B. S.: Commercial HETTIE H. EGLI-Morningside College, A. B.: Commercial ARTHUR C. FlSHERFUniyersil'y of Pilfsburglw. M, S. and M. Ed. FRANCES M. FRITCHEY - Randolpln-Macon Wcman's College, A. B.: Ufviversily of Penne sylvania A. M.: Episcopal Hospilal, R. N.: Sparislw RICHARD P. GUEST-Lafayelle College. B. S.: Physics JEANNE K. HEAL - Urainus College, A. B.: English H. KARL HEILMAN - Wesl Clwesfer Sfefe Teaclwers College, B. S.: Temple Universily, M. S.: in Mu'ic Educaliont Music JONATHAN M. HENDERSON - Temple Uni- versily, B. S. in Ed. and A, Mf M. Ed.: Social Sludies VIRGINIA S. HENDRICKSON-Temple Universily, B. S. in Ed. and A. M.: Enqlisli and German MABEI. R. HEPPARD-Temple Universify, B. S. in Ed. rd M. Ed.: Commercial DESMOND JONES-Temple Uniyersily A. B. and M, S. Tx Weslrninsler Theology Seminary, B. Tlm' Evqlisli T. B. KLEPACiScrar1Ion Uniyersilyy A, B.: Temple Universily, A. M.: Social Sludies HELEN KLEPFER--New Yorlr Universlfyl B: S.: Music Remember Ike biology lab. classes in l948-49, Miss Veany? fl PAUL F. KOEHLER-Shippensburq Slaie Teachers College B. S.: Science EMMETT N. KURTZ-Miliersyille Slaie Teachers College B S.: lrduslrial Arls STANLEY O. LEGS-Uniyers7'y of Michigan, A. B.: U'iversi'i, ,gl Persnsysania. A. M.: Malhe- nr-alics JOHN DEAL McNEIL - Wesl Chesler Siale Teachers College. B S: Lalin and English CLIFFORD MEEKS - Trenlon Srale Teachers Coleoe. B. S.: lndusfrial Ar-rs ROBERT MORRIS-Serlysburg College, A, B.: Mcrhennafics AUGUSTA B. MORRISON - Drexel lnslilufei Foods ERNEST R. MYERS-Shippersburq Slale Teachers College. B. S.: lr-duslrial Subiecls JAMES L. OLSON-Middlebury College, A. BJ Temple Universliy M. Ed.: Social Sfudies CLARENCE A. PAINE-Ursinus College. A. B.: Physical Educa+ion DORIS E. PAINE-Ursinus College. A. B.: Science CORA-EMILY PRICE-Universify of Minregola. A. B.: Columbia Universify, A. M.: English BARBARA J. REYNOLDS-Dickinson College, A, B.: English MYRA C. ROEDEL-Swarlhmore College, A. B.: B. S. in Library Science. Drexel lnsfilufe of Technology: Librarian E. LOUISE ROTHERMEL-Ursinus College. B. S.: Physical Educafion LOUISE K. RUMMER - Wesl Chesfer Sfale Teachers College. B. S.: English and Hislory HARRY M. TAXIS-Geiiysburg College, A. B.: Princelon Universiry. A. M.: Websier Uni- versiiy. D. D.: Social Sludies BESSIE W. TAYLOR-Temple Universilyr Physical Educalion LILLIS L. Van ROSEN-Temple Universify, B. S.: Commercial D. ISABEL VEASEY-Wesfern Maryland College. A. B.: Biology THELMA G. VOSS-Tulane Uniyersily, A. B.: Columbia Universily, A. M.: Chemisfry HELEN M. WALLACE-Pennsylvania Museum and School of lnduslrial Ari: Slale Arf Commifteeq Ari MARY R. WALTON-Mounr Holyoke College. A. B.: Malhemarics ESTHER D. WERBER-Mansfield Slale Teachers College, B. S.: Pennsylvania Srale College, M. Ed.: Guidance THOMAS S. WILLIAMSON-Balfle Creel: College B. S.: Pennsylvania Sfaie Ccllege. M. Ed. Physical Educafion Mr. Legg: our beloved S. O. L. Miss Frifchey, Buenos dies, clesse. Como asian us9edes7 Mrs. Morrison's happy smiles befohn e delicious fum-out 41 l f,,'x Play. Are fhey on pilch, Miss Klepfer7 e sun of Euclid. Miss Taylor and Miss Rofherme dired our girls' efhlehc echvnhes Miss Rummer ns flue one who direds lhe ever famous Senior Z -v ff 5' if ., Q Mrs. Downs checlzs 'lhe names as Docior Brewer ex- amines fhe palien+sg +his was ius+ one of ihe many Mrs. Lydia P. Downs du+ies she performed while serving as school nurse for fhe Woodbury Public Schools. n emoriam ln April. l942. Mrs. Lydia P. Downs became our school nurse' and Served uniil November, l9SO. During ihese eighf years Woodbury High School lcnew 'rhe privilege of having noi only eiiicienl medical care, buf also ihe love and friendliness oi a warm personali+y. So close io ihe grade school children was she fha? rhey called her Nana . During her eighi years ol service her office was headquariers ai Chrisimas iime for ihe names of needy families, fo whom aid was given by 'rhe various classes. clubs, and aciiviiies in ihe high school. Bolh ieachers and siudenfs fel? keen grief af ihis loss io 'rhe school. Woodbury High School Abroad: The Big Business oi Educaiion loolc fwo of our iacully 'ro difiereni seciions of The world lasi summer. UPPER LEFT: Miss Taylor and companions shown purchasing prized osirich feafhers. UPPER RIGHT: Miss Taylor vainly fries fo ge? a bracelei fha? she is buying from fhe wrisf of an African nalive before her Grain leaves. LOWER LEFT: Miss Baler and ofher delegaies shown on lhe ierrace oi Che Chaieau Laurier in OH:-wa, Canada, while aliending a meeiing of ihe World Organizafion cf +he Teaching Profession. LOWER RIGHT: Af fha axfrema lower righ+ corner, Miss Balmer is iran:- lafing for iwo Haifian delegales in fha ballroom oi fha Chafeau Laurier. , 12, 29?-I ws' 1-. vw f Mrs Hendruckson shows ons? yearbook fo parenis of fufure uournalusis Parents' Tribute . . Pau-enfs Nughf November I6 I95O was a grand occasuon for all fhe sfudenfs who were selecfed fo escorf lhe parenls around Wood bury Hugh School Abou? seven oclock fhe sfudenf audes hurrued +o fhe fron? desk fo fund our where fhey were +o be posfed Soon 'rhe parenfs sfarled fo arruve Confusuon mughf have reugned un 'rhe halls because 'rhe parenfs dud no+ know fheur way around our school The audes gave excellenf durecfuons and unfroduced some of +he parenfs fo fhe feachers Fuffeen munufe classes were held where unfroducfuons were made and feachers explauned whaf was beung STIIEHHULIJEHS laugh? un fheur classes The parenfs also re ceuved quesfuonnarres fo fill oul' af fhe end of +he evenung One of fhe maun quesfuons was Whaf changes un 'rhe school do you fhunk wull umprove Refreshmenfs were served by fhe members of fhe school and prepared by Muss Newberry lhc head of fhe cafelerua We feel fhaf Parenfs Nughf was enloyecl by all because fhe alfendance was well over four hundred and fifry people A chomucal reachon us demonsfrahd for fha be oil' of fha oaranfs of Mun Parenf are durecfed fo Phe proper room by Musa you clan., Rummer By fhe fume we reach school age our characfers are faurly well developed Our sense of responsnbulufy and values begun af home us supplemenfed al school Many graduafes have been able 'ro complefe fheur fwelve years of school successfully nof only Through 'rhe guud ance of feachers bu+ also fhe abulufy of our parenfs Our parenfs are always lookung ouf for us wanfung us fo have fhe fhungs 'rhey never had 'rhal' us why fhey sacruflce much for us Theur pafuence hope and frusf un us are all fhe fhungs +haf make our parenfs 'rhe besf parenfs un 'rhe word We musl' realuze fhaf our parenfs are shar mg us wufh our school Much of our fume us spenl af school mosf of fhe resf af home The 'rwo are closely affiluafed Many fumes we feel fhaf our parenfs are old fashuoned because fhey don? lef us do everyfhung we wanf fo do buf fhey are only lookung oul' for our welfare Gradually we come fo look fo our Teachers as well as our parenfs for guudance alfhough our parenfs unfluence sfull predomunafes If 'fakes a greaf deal of money fo puf us fhrough school buf our parenfs work and sfruve fo provude a happy fufure for us We should all 'rake our hafs off fo our parenfs They are fhe besf fhungs we have un fhe world fhey are fhe foundafuon of our luves and serve as fhe sfeppung sfones fo our career . . . . H D . mu . . . . l was u . . ' ' Q-n .gl Y' HENRY TOY, JR.-'3I 4' MR. HENRY TOY, JR. One evening in I946, a man wenf To a meefing of fhe Oak Grove. Delaware. P. T. A. because his wife couldn'+ affend and he felf someone oughf fo represenf his family, as he had fwo small children, one of school age. Af The meefing he was asked his opinions on some phases of educafion and expressed himself so candidly and clearly fhaf he was chosen fha? same nighf as chairman of fhe P. T. A.'s com- miffee fo raise feachers' salaries. The commiffee decided fhaf fhe inferesf of fhe Delaware Congress of P. T. A.'s was needed in The quesfion, and subsequenfly fhe chairman of +ha+ Congress asked fhis man fo serve as presidenf of a new council for Delaware educa- fion, organized +o bring beffer schools fo fhe sfafe. Thus Mr. Henry Toy, Jr., who graduafed from Woodbury High in l93I, was swepf info fhe educafional field. All fhis while, Mr. Toy was holding a posi- fion as fhe head of a deparfmenf for DuPonf's in Wilmingfon. ln I948 he was presenfed fhe disfinguished Service Award as Young Man of fhe Year by fhe Wilmingfon Junior Chamber of Commerce for his work in fhe educafional field, and in I949 he received a nafional award for an indusfrial paper he wrofe. Alfhough doing very well in indusfry, Mr. Toy resigned from DuPonf's in Augusf I949 and moved fo Mamora Neck, New York. fo fake a posifion as presidenf of fhe Nafional Cifizens Commiffee for fhe Public Schools. This is a group of cifizens, nof represenfing any organi- zafion, whose purpose is bringing educafion info fhe public eye and frying 'ro hold educafional group meefings all over fhe counfry. Mr. Toy sfarfed working af fhe Aflanfic Refining Company in Philadelphia as an office boy. He married BeHy Voelker, class of l933, in l935. He graduafed wifh honors from fhe Evening School of Accounfs and Finance, af fhe Universify of Pennsylvania, as class presidenf, joined DuPonf's as an accounfanf, and worked up fo be an expedifer, The manager of priorifies, and fhe head of fhe surplus maferials and non- ferrous mefals deparfmenf, fhe posifion which he held when he became presidenf of fhe Na- fional Cifizens Commiffee for Public Schools. We're all proud of wha+ Mr. Toy has accom- plished before and affer he affended fhaf P. T. A. meefing in l946. THE ALUMNI Pensioners MISS VIRGINIA NELSON-' VIRGINIA NELSON Muss Vurgunua Nelson class of l942 receuved un Jaruary of l95O an appounlmenf for servuce un Ihe Amerucan Embassy al Brussels Belguum Vurgunua who wenl 'ro Europe un Sepfember I948 spenl' much of her lime un Parus She has 'rraveled Io Ausfrua England Ilaly and Denmark and has been slcuung un lhe Alps She has en uoyed Ihe French people she mel and was unvuled unlo many of 'rheur homes Muss Nelson was a sludenl' al' Randolph Macon College lor Women for Iwo years and us a graduale ol lhe Unuversufy of Floruda DR HAROLD SIMMERMAN Dr Harold Summerman cl ss of l923 us a praclucung oplomelrusl here un Woodbury a parl 'fume Ieacher al lhe Unuversuly of Penn sylvanua an amaleur phofographer and unvenlor Lasl December un Chucago he was elecled Io Ihe presudency of Ihe Amerucan Academy of Oplomelry a naluonal group of op+omeIrusIs Followung prelumunary sludues al Weslern Maryland College and Temple Unuversuly D Summerman receuved hus Doclor of Oplomelry degree from Pennsylvanua Slafe College where he served hus unlernshup ln Woodbury he um medualely allerwards esfablushed hus pracfuce whuch us shll hus malor occupaluon ln addufuon to fhus pracfuce Dr Summerman reaches af Ihe Pennsylvania Slale College of Opfomelry and us achve un a vas+ number of cuvuc and oplo melruc aflaurs of bolh Woodbury and New Jersey holdung a greaf many unfluenfual oFlTces un bolh Under Ihe unvenlor Iufle come bolh a hobby and vocaluon for Dr Summerman Hus mauor avocaluon pholography led hum fo desugn a camera 'fo fllm lhe eye sludes from whuch he uses Io helo hum leach He Ieaches experumenfal psychology and leclures al The Unuversuly of Pennsylvanua Whule un Woodbury Hugh Ihus lulure cuvuc leader was on Ihe debalung feam and Whufe and Gold slafl was a member of Ihe Hu Y and parlucupaled un +own sporfs In I932 he marrued Clara Boeflger of New York Culy They now have Iwo sons Harold I4 and Sleven I0 DR HAROLD SIMMERMAN 23 The Alumnu Assocualuon elecled fheur ofhcers un February of Ihus year They are Presudenf Marlun Headley Vuce Presudenf Roberf Shias Funancual Secrefary Roberf Bafes Recordung Secrefary Pe? Mulcahy Treasurer Thomas Jackson Three dureclors James Bull Marlun Oppen heumer and Carl Pohl were also elecfed Wu IOO members M rch and a membershup druve planned Ihe Alumnu hopes Io grow and sponsor many acluvufues nexf year A Thanksguvung dance was guven un I950 and a regroupung of fhe Alumnu Dramafuc Players was confemplafed and uf us hoped 'rhey wull slage a play soon The money from fhese evenfs funances a scholarshup guven annually Io a gradu alung person who has college abulufues and has bewefuled Woodbury Hugh un hus undergraduale years Thus scholarshup amounled 'ro S500 OO las+ year The gradualee of Ihe class of SI are co dually unvuled 'ro lalce acluve parlucupaluon un fhe Alumnu Assocualuon f' SC Ag. I X . I . . . - ' . a .' '. . an ' ', r. u ' ' ' 'lh in a ' I. . . . mf 'Row QNQNSYQV WW Z...--' 0 X JU N 6 'ip W? Ffh 2- 4650 2' 'Y 'Zpj 4' ,C -7 Yxiyp f K 606 A 'X Az 60 0 3 6 - px VX 1 Z X1 YN Q0 0 , X 4.'.4s giiig.. 9 ... '.L l W' A ff! KNEW . T CHQ, M M K0 r LW I - 1 Nw J X There goes lhe bell and The machines begin THE M CHI EHY Spanish sfudenfs examine fha marriage chain of Guafemala. .I if , TB, 4 547 ,T 97 -si 3' s 5 s :X V 5 .-Q. .5 :- gl 2 QQ' I' 1 gi--I 'W 5 I i , I . l To produce, as anolher day al school begins. The curricula al Woodbury have a place for each bil ol raw malerial fha? comes +o Wood- bury. For Those 'rhai wish lurlher processing fhere is +he Academic Course. The Secrefarial Commercial and General Commercial courses are alfracliye lo many hopeful secrelaries, fypisls. and Tiling clerlrs. There is 'fhe General Course lor fhe undecided. For lhose especially adepl af manual worlc There is fhe Pre-lnduslrial Course. All malerials under processing are required for sludy four years of English, allhough some- Learning how To balance the books is an and for career gi .NAA rls. . Uffilzes limes unwillingly, and four years of heal+h and physicial educa+ion. The Academic requires Three years of malhemalics, including two years oi algebra and one of geomefry, Also required are two years oi Uniied Sfafes hisfory and a year of science, and ai leasf fwo years of a foreign language, as if English weren'f enough! The Classical Academics are required lo lalce Lalin, and +he Scienliliic Academics musf falce general science. The Commercials have much credif due fhern for fheir hard worlc. The Secrefarial Com- FJ' O Bl . 5 Miss Klepier is ready fo play Pomp end Circumslencen by ihe English composer Elgar for her Music Apprecia- lion Class. 'M Q1 if ,,,,.- +61 4 i Ch.,-niSN'Y 4 line- . . .gli wi? :skgdo if 'hom- i sulfur- chipiiiov for 5 Cham s 0 b 5 QQAOX swan 'ilh el'-3 selV These brighf and shining faces ere ihose of Mrs. Price'x homeroom 67 who ere effenfively lisfening io Mary Kanderge es she conducfs fhe opening exercises. .ilk ..-c,-P23 Mrs. Werber supervises special relefions +es'l' in fhe Guidance Omce. 7 A 'Di it :,- 1'-:A 1 Q ' l'a- ' J-in TN 4' 2 QL , 5 - - ,5 I EL THE M EHI EHY . .. llffiues Mr. Jones explains Shakespeare's Mncbelh fo his in- Our lerge library is filled fo cepecify mosf of fhe dey leresled fourfh period class. mercial sludenl sludies lyping, slenography, iunior business lraining, bookkeeping. secreiarial pracfice, half a year of civics and half a year of commercial geography. For some who couldn'l mainlain a C average in slenography rhere is fhe General Commercial Course, which gives 'them a year of commercial malhemafics and a year of office pracrice in place of 'rhe secrelarial praclice and slenography. From behind lhe scenes of fhe plays and 'rhe props for dances, which 'rhey so good- naluredly consrrucf, come lhe Pre-lndusirial group, noled for 'rheir wood and melal work. This course consisls oi srudenfs who ailer fhe freshman year proved lhemselves prolicienr in manual work. They are required lo 'rake in- duslrial arls for four years, a couple of years of induslrial science and a year oi blue- prinl reading. The four years of English are usually lhe favorife peeve of mos? lndusirials. l.es+ we forgel' lhose sludenls who have nor decided on lhe iulure, lhere is 'rhe General Course, This course is designed lo lei fhe slu- denr lake almosl any subiecl he wanls. All lhal' is required is a year oi common branches, generally known as NCB. and a year of eiiher induslrrial or domeslic science and The usual for research end browsing. four years of English. Wirh a sei-up oi machinery as iusl' ex- plained, E+ is fell' rhal Woodbury High has a place for every bil of raw malerial which il' receives. Y V TQ 'V Q 1 'R ' 1 l K' 5 My 'A li rf 'rw' 3, . AIIHI EHY . .. The Shnwrnnm Oufsfanding melalwork proiecls are displayed here. They were crealed by Senior Pre-lndusfriel sfudenfs in Mr. Barber's shop. This wonderful collecfion of woodwork was creahcl in Mr. Meeks' Senior Pre'lnduslrial class. They are only a few of lhe many useful proiecfs which are developed each year. Melva Smilh reviews the painling which won firsl prize for her in Woodbury's annual Hellowe'en arf conlesl. Woodbury High School's represenlalives lo Boys' and Girls' Sfale fhis year are: lkneelingl Harry Pearce, Donald Perry, Roberl Howarlh, Paul Cor- coran: lslandingl Richard Guesl, Mary Rulh Harl- ncld, Sandra Sowers, Marion MacLeod, Elsa Brown, and Mr. Ralph L. Weldie, who is Boys' Slele direclor for fhe William Slokes Bonsal Pos? of fhe American Legion. I H Q-. , W1 '6 :fe lf' of These fruly beaufiful works arf deserve a place in fhe Bed saciion. They are: Hop fowl My Boa? by Bernard Webb, Boafhouses by Rufh Kullman, The Dock by Jane? McGuinesxp lboftom FOV, Backyard by John Rowe, S1ill Life by Joan Dickman, and Tree by Barbara Filer l A Senior U. S. Hisiory ll exfra credif proiacf uncovered some remarkable falenf in The field of arf. These are buf a few of over fwenfy porlraifs. lfop fowl Sfuarf Symingfon by Bernard Webby Dwighf Eisenhower by John Eggerlp Anna Rosenberg by Margaref Reichert llazlfom rowj Marshal Tifo, Charles E. Wilson, Mao Tse-Tung, and Thomas E. Dewey by Jake Wil- liamsg and George Marshall by Thomas Burgess. . P Speaking af a rnee+ing of The Senior Women's Club of Woodbury, Ohese Woodbury High U. S. History ll sfudenfs discuss fhe funciions of Uniied Nafions as seen fhrough if: organixafions. They ere: lseafedl Mary Rufh Hannold, Polly Fowler, Elaine Sipple: lslandingl Sandra Sowars, Roberf Talley. Bruce Baker. 9 A .5 ,Q 'S v D A D ORIGINAL 95 1 USHISTORYUY v. . y PM . niosifc T, 4 L X! Anofher prize-winning piece of work was painfed by Toba Romm, with a local businassmarfs window as her canvas. ,.......2! .. T 5 1.1- Class Presideni' Harry Pearce congraiuleies Melva Smifh as she becomes Woodbury's D. A. R. Pilgrim for This year. Merifs of dependabiliiy, service, leadership and pafriofism were considered in This selecfion. Mery Rufh Hennold, Joan Dickman, and Joyce Wernh Iseafedl, waich and IisTen eifeniively To Faifh Rieck, es The girls precfice for compeiilion in The Oraforical Coniesf. N. TZGJW IIIIHI EHY These girls willingly give Their services, acfing es secrefaries To many members of The facuITy. They are: IboTTom rowl J. Churchill, F. Kuss, D. Morgan, D. Bedell, J. Nensel, D. Meyer. N. Smiih, C. Rudmann: Isecond rowl P, Huggins, B. Bronsky, B. Dixey, J. Emberger, H. Briggs, G. Dunlap, M. Thomas: Ilhird rowl P. Lewrence, K. Emenicker, F. Casey, D. Jones, M. Reicherf, B. Brown, G. Arnold, L. Ceulleyg Ifourfh rowl E. Brown, L. Cenonico, M. Heil, J. Hoffman, M. Kandarge, J. Miichell, J. A. Jeggardg Hop rowl J, Schmid, R. Haley, V. Burgess. R. Mann, M. Renner, W. Keech, S. Cole, M. Myers, N. Flack, E. Gibbons, J. Fields. The Iiferary composiTions in This secTion are wriTTen under The Theme of family relaTionships. Two excepTionally fine composiTior.s have been chosen for The '5I Sun Dial from Mrs. Price's Junior English classes. THE GIRL THAT I MARRY IT is my firm belief ThaT iT would be mosT unwise, in choosing The girl Tha+ l marry, To Try To find one who conforms exacTIy To a specific seT of rules, whefher They perfain To her physical beauTy or her characTer. In The firsT place, I would probably die of old age before I chanced To meeT such a girl, and in The second, if by some fniracle iT were possible To find her, iT is uncerfain whefher or noT I would care for her. God has creaTed all kinds of people. and Though none of us are perfect I believe Thaf we are none The less well proporTioned, and ThaT mighT noT be True if we were To mold inTo one person all The characTerisTics Thaf we Think we desire. If I may IisT a Third oloiecfion-we can'T always explain iusT why we like a cerTain person, because we don'T quiTe undersTand why ourselves. I find iT exTremeIy inTeresTing, however, To IisT boTh The characferisfics I believe To be desirable and Those which l believe To be undesirable. There- fore, I am making Two lisTs of quaIificaTions, The firsT sTaTing The characTerisTics I feel are imperafive and The second sTaTing Those which I would ap- preciafe, buf do noT insisT upon. LIST I The girl ThaT I marry musT: I. be ambiTious and hard-working, 2. noi be an infroveriq 3. recognize her husband as The head of The house and believe Thar marriage is a give and Take proposiTion, 4. be inleIIigenT7 5. have a healfhy moral ouflockq 6. believe in God: 7. noT smoke or drink excessively: 8. bein favor of having aT leasT one child. LIST II The qirl ThaT I marry ghguld: I. enjoy The beaufy of classic prose, poefry, and music: 2. acT inTelligen+Iy and economically in rnaTTer of busi- ness and home-managemenfg 3. be neaT. 4. have good Tasfe in selecTing cloThes and furniTure: 5. be oT The same reliqior as I amg 5. like To dance: 7. be slighfly emofionalf S. noT be loc proud To odmif a misfake. . . . The Sample Ilnnm I have no delinire requiremenfs as lo wha+ fhe girl +ha+ I marry should look like. I feel sure Thai ii she mee+s wifh the above requiremenfs, her whole inner sell will be rellecled in her eyes, and she will have fha? honesl and clean-cuf expression +ha'r is fhe only lrue form of beaufy. MY HOME, MY CASTLE My home is going lo be my casfle. ll will have lhe warmfh and glow of friendship, securily, and love. The nealness and cleanliness of if will inspire cleanliness in my children. The warmfh of friendship and securily is whal' every home needs, buf mosr of all fhe glow of love musf be ever presenl. Wifhouf fhe love of 'rhe house and fhe 'rhings inside and our, fhe home is iusl' a house, and a house is never a home. When fhe sun shines in 'rhrough +he'windows, fhere will be The presence of God. And when lhe darkness of nigh? comes, my family will all be wilh me, in my home, my casfle. Travis Thompson plays a lone fiddle lhis year, being lhe sole person from Woodbury High Oo meh fha All-Shfe Orchesfra. Sandra Sewers and Juanife Sheppard, Miss Rofary and Miss Kiwanis respeclively, were elecfed fo represenf Olsen organi- zafions in Woodbury's annual Hallowe'en perede. uri' Woodbury's conlribulions fo fha All-Slah Chorus for Ohis year are: lsoaledl Sue Hale, Reber? Schools, Pauline Lawrence: lsfandingl William Doa and Horace Sfevens. 5 , BUMP!! Y IIZIPEHS ...The Sun Dial c ,iff LITERARY STAFF SPONSOR Mrs, Hendrickson Editor-in-Chief, Paul Corcoran: Literary Editor, Mary Ruth I-Ianroldg Assismant Literary Editor, Mary Elizabeth Masony MEMBERS: R, Anderson, B. Baker, R. Barber, D. Bedell, M. Dipper, J. Fassnacht, S. Gilbert, S. Granite, H. Haupt, R. Hurisinger, M. Lewis, J. Mick, T, Morie, J. Plotts, F. Rieck. K. Sanderson, L. Schatz, G. Schools, J, Sheppard, S, Sowers, R. Talley, B. Wakeman. SUN DIAL TYPING STAFF S. Cole, L. Cancnico E. Kuss, E. Brown, D, Bedell, L, Caulley, J. Mitchell, J. Jaggard, G. Arnold, J, Ernberger. ART STAFF SPONSOR .. .... . . Miss Wallace Art Editor: Mabel Griggs M. Bates, D. Brining, J. Charlton, E. Coyle, P. Fowler, F. Hayden, G. Schools, E. Sipple, M. Smith, A. yon der Hayden, B, Webb. before we vote. Our tirst iob was formulating a theme adapt- able to the curriculum, the taculty, the clubs, and the spots. Three themes, Big Business, A Trip to the Moon and Return ot the Twenties, were tried by three committees, with Big Business the tinal winner. The theme established, the Iiterary statt went on to writing the senior personals, gathering acti- vities, clubs and sports write-ups, and teatures. Mrs. Hendrickson, with her editor-in-chiet, Paul Corcoran, and literary editor, Mary Ruth Hannold, kept our work going smoothly. Illustrations ot the sub-themes were all painted by the art statt, under the direction ot Miss Wallace and her art editor, Mabel Griggs. Six steps were required in the processing ot every bit ot art work before it could be inserted as a part ot the yearbook. Mrs. Roedei undertook the big business end ot the yearbook. On and on went the work untiI our obiectiye, a worthy and successtul story ot the year's acti- vities, was reached. Our editor, Corky, discusses the work of the typing staff while Selly does some typing that has already been assigned. Mary Ruth primes us on our choice of yearbook theme: Y-wr T' V ,l s-Q, l L, .J T4 -L. .f' i - ' r i--f ,':f': 'M ' f F- . U rip ! . 4.H', FFA li-, it-'T - . ,,r -, It rx' Mabel shows Molva how lo correcl a mishle on hor Hrs? shfclo. Each xhfch has six processes before complolion. When you sir down lo read 'rhe While and Gold, you probably don'+ realize lhe worlc and elforl rhar have gone info This four-page edifion ol information and mirlh. During lhe Two-weelc period which elapses berween fhe edilions, 'rhe members ol lhe sfall may be seen scurrying around 'rhe high school, 'frying fo gafher informalion for your enioymenl, Then, under fhe walchlul eye of 'rheir sponsor, Mr, Fisher, +he paper goes fo press. If is rhen released +o rhe public for lhe small price of five cenls. lNo credif lor purchasers, we're lold.l The work of 'frying lo improve fhe nexl eclifion a bir more never slops. While and Enlll SPONSOR . . ..., . . Mr. Fisher Edilor-in-Chief-Tom Morie, Humor Edilor-Lillian Wagner, Girls' Sporfs-Nancy Smith, Boys' Sporls-Bernard Webb. News Edifor--Ken Sanderson, Secrefary-Marlene Lewis. Business--Arthur Boxer, Repcrlers: P. Ballinger, A. Boxer, M. Dennis, C, Diclrersfd S. Giiberf, M. Gi'rnore, F. Kerr, K. Kramer, M. Le Cafes, J. Lehr, M. Lewis, B. Marlin, C, Marfin, K Mtcrwey, A, Papoers C. Ponlon, T, Romm, J. Wernfz, F, Wiegner. lm THE WHITE AND GOLD shff crificiux fha February odlfion. Lf nal' I alinnal Hnnnr Social ..Th.n-S my name. nys .Offl- Woodbury High Schools chapler of The Nalional Honor Sociely was fhe firsl in Soulh Jersev. MVS. Eoli was ils iacully adviser from ils sfarf, in l935, unfil I939. Miss Voss has been fhe adviser since lhen. Each year one-lweniielh of fhe Junior Class and a 'renfh of 'rhe Seniors are nominaled by 'rhe facully and elecled by rheir classmales. Membership in a nalional organizalion such as lhis is quile an honor. Members are chosen on a basis of scholarship, characier, leadership, and service. The club lries lo develop lhese four charac- lerislics in ils members fhrough ifs many acii- MEMBERS FOR TWO YEARS, CLASS OF IU! SENIOR Bruce Balmer, Paul Corcoran, John Fassnachr, Sidney Granile, Diclr Guest, Mary Rufh Hannold, Paul Jones. B'I Kolos Elaine Sipple, Bernard Webb. MEMBERS FOR TWO YEARS. CLASS OF U52 Joan Diclrman, Barbara Filer, James S. Hughes, Donald Kimmel, Bonnie MacG-ibeny, Ralph Moore, Sylvia Olson, Mary Lou Queale, Toba Romm, Ann Snyder, Hone. Srevens, Joyce Wernrz. Sponsor ., ,.,.... ............... . . . Miss Voss President ...,... ... ....,.,,, , ,.,. . Bernard Webb Viceepresidenf .,....... , ,. . Sidney Granite Secrelary ,..... .-., , Elaine Sipple Treasurer . , John Fassnachr vilise. These include furoring failing or absenl sfudenls, maliing our fhe honor roll every six weelcs, and fhe presenialion of a good cifizen- ship award lo a member of lhe gradualing class. The club also sponsors a dance and gives a baslcef of food lo some needy family al' Chrislmas lime. The Nafionel Honor Socieiy sponsors fwo assembly programs each year. The impressive inducfion ceremony was held in fhe spring and rwo educalional movies were presenled earlier in The year. One, Boundary Lines, deall wilh prejudice. Design for Tomorrow, rhe lille of fhe ofher film, described various vocalions. HEMKIS FOI ONE YEAR, CLASS OF I95l Elizebelh lronsky, Selly Cole, Thomas Cunningham, Roberr Danzoisen, Media Dipper, John Eqqerl, Polly Fowler. Peul Mecfillishr, Mary Elizabelh Mason, Dorolhy Meyer, Thomes Moria, Harry Pearce. James Plolrs, Kenrelh Sanderson. George Schools, Melva Jean Smifh, Sandra Sowers, Frederick Sfigale, Robed Talley. Paul acknowledges Dorofliy fo discuss frame problems fo and from flue cafoforia. The Student linuncil STUDENT COUNCIL l-l, R. REPRESENTATIVES l95O-51 SPONSOR Miss Brown SENIORS: Bruce Balmer, Don Faragluer, Dave Kern, Jacln O'Malley, Corunie Snell, JUNIORS: Janice Cassady. Bruce Colvin, Gladys Lewis, Jolin Haines, Ralplu Moore. Bib Sclimidl, Pal Wicli. SOPHOMORES: Reba Conicello, Marianne Dodge, Dol' l-lancoclr, Elmer Le Cafes, Kalluryn Pacana, Don Sluimp, Harry Snell. FRESHMEN: Roberta Biclcerslall, Frances Brunner, Lois Fox, Serge Griflillu, Bob Jones, Don Maluley, James Olson, Sardra Rullen- berg, Lorralla Worlluinglon. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SPONSOR . Miss Brown SENIORS. Paul Jones, Presidenlg Harry Pearce, Vice- Presidenlg Bernard Webb, Treasurer, Harry Cairns, Fire Marshall. JUNIORS: Jean Sullivan, Secrelaryg Ted Farrow, Cluiel Aide: Melvin Nensel. SOPHOMORES2 Belly Haring. Joe Waller, ERESHMEN: Bobbie Lee Harnolcl. Tlue pupils' cluoice! No iob loo big or 'foo small lor 'flue Sludenl Council. Tluis governing body assumes llue responsibilily ol allending 'fo improvemenls, originaling proiecls, mainlaining order in 'flue lualls and a'f assemblies, discussing llue special inleresls ol 'flue sludenl body, and beneliling llue scluool in every olluer way possible. Tlueir dulies may consisl ol securing llue music lor lunclu periods or providing llue financial aoprcprialions lor llue repairing ol llue symbolic Sun Dial in lronl ol our luiglu scluool. Eiglul luundred and sevenly-live pounds ol clolluing were collecled lor Save flue Cluildren Eederalion, lnc. Tlue execulive and legislalive powers vesled in llnis organizalion male il our ollicial scluool governmenl, Under llue advisersluip ol Miss Brown, 'flue represenlalives include eaclu class and luomeroom. Tlue suggeslion box encourages new ideas, wluiclu are discussed lluorougluly belore aclion is lalcen. An added luonor lluis year was llue eleclion ol Jeanie Sullivan lo llue ollice ol Secrelary ol Sludenl Councils lor llue Sl'a'fe ol New Jersey. Waighly plans are made for flue Save rhn Cluildren Fedora- Oion Proiocf. X Quick, snap rho picfurol They Gully sfoppod singing. DUMP!-KNY E PERS ...The Chnir SPONSOR , . ACCOMPANIST . . Miss Klepfer . Lcrefla Worfhinglon SOPRANOS: J. Dickman, S. Ford, A. Lewis, A. Lovelle, M. MacLeod, J. Mick, J. Morris, S. Olsen, N. Pima, M. L. Queale, J. Sanders, L. Schalz, G. Schmcll, J. Sheppard, E. Sipple, S. Sowers, P. Slrumpfer, B. Urian, N, Urian, B. Wakemen. ALTOS: M. Bowersox, D. Brining, J, Charlton, J, Fields, A. Finch, L. Frisbey, J. Geilz, S. Hale. D. Han- cock, D. Jones, G. Kapp, P. Lawrence, N, Levin, A. Paflerson, P. Pelrose, D. Poole, M. Renner, L. Schiavo, E. Sharp, M. Shikilino, M, Thomas, P. Wick, M, Wiley. TENORS: B. Biesler, J, Chard, D. Frazeur, D. Gehrinq, W. Kane, C. Lydon, C. E. Marlin, W, Marlin, B. Frasier, H. Schomber, S. Scoff, M. Sowden, P, Spaelh, H, Sfevens, F. Sligale, BASSES: L, Allen, W. Armislead, H. Chaplin, D. Davis, W. Doe, B. Ehrman, G. Greening, R. Haggerly, D. Kimmel, R. Moore. D. Perry, B. Runner, B. Schools, C. Sellen, B, Shyrock, G. Small, D. Smilh, D, Thomas. MO Sing Your Songs' from l'Beyond lhe Blue Horizon as a Serenade for 'Ka+y's Dilemma while lhe Ole Ark's A-Mcverinm +o have 'llzun wilh lhe Farmeri' and lo help lo bring you many chuckles. Nobody's crazy. These are some of The songs sung al fhe Annual Spring Music Feslival held on April I3. Some of lhe soloisls al 'rhis year's program were Grace Schmoli, Elaine Sipple, and Barbara Wakemen. A+ Chrislmas lhe choir presenred lheir Candle- Iighr Service. This is considered The mos? beaulilul program lhey give. Miss Klepler, +heir direclress, does a grear deal of work on lhe music of lhis program. The soloisls al lhis program were Elaine Sipple and Horace Slevens. The choir presenled rhis program al The Presbyrerian and Melhodisf Churches. al' The school lor lhe grammar school, and again for fhe high school, This year a boys' quarrel also sang for lhe Womenls Club and a small group gave a special orogram on February I9. The Choir's rehearsals are scheduled for Mon- day and Wednesday during lhe eighfh period, bul They also mee? many orher limes before and alrer school lor special rehearsals. A+ The end of each year the Choir has a par+y, al which members perform. ll ends lhe year wilh 5 bang and sends fhe Seniors off wi+h somerhing exfraordinarily pleasanl fo remember. EU PA Y EAPEHS Music, Music, Music! ll you happen 'ro be passing room nine on Tuesday or Thursday, lhahs all you'll hear, for the Glee Club is praclicing. The Glee Club is a group made up ol underclassmen, who like lo and are able lo sing. I+ is +he hope ol a Glee Club member evenlually lo become a member of lhe choir. The mosl imporlanf program a+ which 'rhe C-lee Club sings is rhe Annual Spring Music Feslival. They also sing al lhe Chrislmas Program along wilh lhe Choir. Miss Klepfer, 'rheir direcfress, says +ha+ 'rhis year's Glee Club is a very good one, so lhe Seniors who are leaving The Choir can be assured lhal +he Grlee Club can furnish able subslilules, who will carry on in lhe bes+ 'rradifion of +he Choir. . ..'fhe Bleu Eluh SPONSOR A Miss Klepfer J. Adams. T. Al er F, Armisfead, H. Bailey, J. Ballisireri, J. Be:ke E. Ben.. B. Briggs R. Briggs, R, Brining, M. Browr, C. Cavboufre S. Cersev B Cushing, F. Davis A. Del.ucas M, Denris C. Dobbs, K. Farrell, C,,Finch, M. G more B. Cv:-.ref D. Goldy, F. Gravino, P. Hackney, A. Henry, D, Hoey, C. L. Human, T. Human, F. Jackson, P. Jaquelf A. Jones, M. Jones, D. Kersey, W. Kinsey, G. Kcerig, S. Lake, E. LeCafes, A. Long, H, Maier. C. P. Marlin, H, Marlin, J. Martin, J. Meyers. G. Moyer, W, Neblelle, W, Pike, M, Pime, M, Porfer, B. Queale, F, Radler, C. Reinmulh, H. Resnick, B. L. Renner, E. Rollinqhoff, L. Rodberq, D. Sherman, B. Sickel, J. Sloan, L. Smaller, W. Snell, D. Smiih, N. Sohl, J. Sommers. J. Sooy, T. Sfapleford, A. Sfevenson, B. Sfeven- son, J, Turner, M. Ulrnan, l, Wagner, V, Wasdick, N. Wernfz, E, M. Wes' F, Wiegner, D. Wilcox, E. Williams, E. Wii'iarrs, D. Wi'son B. Zane. Voices in quali1y and quaniify. Our nexf solecfion will be VILIA. The OrchesTra has done many Things To brighTen up The presenTaTion of The school's numerous acTiviTies. Under The splendid direcTion oT Mr. Hellman They have done a wonderTul iob in The music deparTmenT oT The school. They have used Their TalenT To add sparkle To such acTi- viTies as The Music EesTival, Senior Play, DramaTeurs' Play and in The various assemblies Throughoul' The year. BUT The one engagemenT They play Tor every year which is always long rememberedl by aT leasT The Senior Class, is commencemenT. Thus, The OrchesTra performs a greaT duTy To The high school during The school year, which will long be remembered by all. The Henrealinn Committee -A SPONSOR Mr, Morris OFFICERS: PeTe STevenson, Presidenft John Haines, Vice-PresidenT: PaT Snyder, SecreTaryg Paf Ware, Treasurer. MEMBERS: E. BaTes, M. Bowersox, S. Brad- Lury. A. DiProspero,B. Dcnaghy, L. Dopp, J. Eisenhardh C Frank, S. Hale, R. Laux, R. Leedy, N.' McCormick, A, Monzo, M. Pike, F. Radler, M. J. Renner, C. Riley. E, Sharp, H. Slimm, N. SmiTh, C. Snell, J. Slokes, B. Tiller, S. Tofo, P, Trueax. CONDUCTOR . Mr. Heilman CONCERT MASTER Travis Thompson VIOLINS: F. C-ravino, W. LeTzing, C. PaTTer- son, M. PaTTers:n, T. Thompson, S. Ward. VIOLA: G. Dilks, CELLO: H. STaTe5man. DOUBLE BASS: C. Spencer. OBOE: J. Brown. FLUTE: R, Kullman, J. Lehn, K. Mooney. CLARINET: J, HinTon, J. Sori, J. Sfouffer. J. Zander. ALTO SAX: l. Bock, G. Cavello. TENOR SAX: R. Thompson, BRASS: B. Carll, J. Cavanaugh, D. Leslie, H. Leslie, A. Paine. J. Shea. PIANO: C. Brown. PERCUSSION: P, Muncie, J, Williams. The Ureheslra Two hundred shoes all lined up in a row. Two hundred shoes wi+h noThing To make Them o. Whe?e are The TeeT usually Tound in These shoes? In The gym, avdancing in Their socks, if you choose! Queer? No! The RecreaTion CommiTTee's Sock Dances are greaT successes. MosT oT us are a liTTle primiTive aT hearT, regreTTing The dise comTorT oT civilizaTion. A Sadie Hawkins Dance is enjoyed by all, giving girls a chance To ask The boy They've been eyeing and saving The boys ex- penses. The CommiTTee, headed by our popular maTh Teacher, Mr. Morris, plans many oTher dances, which everyone enioys. Come on! Who hid The coin? The Assemhl Enmmiltee CHAIRMAN Mr, He'dersQr' FACULTY: Mrs. Brillon. Miss Frifchey. Mr Heilman, Mr. Jones, Miss Klepfer, Mr, Legg. Mrs. Werber: STUDENTS: B. Carl L. Cau ey, J. Char'on J. Egqerl, V. Hess. A. Hil, P, Jones, D Leslie, M. E. Mason, W. Rahm, R, Talley B. Uridn, B Wakeman. Mr. Henderson lells fhe assembly commithe about one of fhe profenionei enferfainers who will perform. Visualize a piece of glass lhe leng+h of an audilorium ..., Musl be huge, you say? Quile fhe conlrary . . . iusl lhe smallesl lraclion ol an inch. A+ one of our assemblies was demonslraled 'ro us The llexibilily of a small, lhin piece ol glass when healed. The demonslralor showed exlreme skill when he formed a small sailing ship enlirely ol glass. Anolher program Fe-alured a 'ibehind lhe scenes accounl ol radio and lelevision in a mosl inleresling and humorous ,manner. Ever lry 'ro draw fhree piclures al one lime? This is iusl anolher ol lhe lanlaslic and exlraordinary lhinqs presenled al our assemblies. To our amazement a well-known carloonisl, Paul Burke, exemplified his abilily lo draw in an unusual way. He produced lhree piclures, using his hands and one Fool. The programs are carefully planned by 'rhe Assembly Commillee, under lhe capable leadership of Mr. Henderson. I+ is somelhing lo look forward lo each week and lhe sludenls appreciafe +he lime and elforf pul behind each one. The Ambeuedon, fhe Svlin bell ringing group, xerenede fhe dudenh. A member of Qhe Accordien Trio Pleyx Sferdusf . A sellef of senors and senorifu from our own Spenish Club. 2:- The members of flue Audio Visual Club approve A movie before if is shown in an assembly. The udin isual liluh The Chess and Checkers liluh Jack and Fred fry flueir skill af checkers, wafched by fame boys and fusing girls. SPONSOR .. .. .,.4.,..,......,... .. ...,.,.,. Mr. Jones CHlEF OPERATORS: Paul MacAllisfer, William McFeely: INSTRUCTORS: Vernon Hess, Alfred Hillg B. Aborn, J. Broadhursl, H, Chaplin, J. Dennis: J. Krassan, 6, Lee, Ill: R. Leidy, G. Moyer, W. Rahm, W. Reeder, T. Twells, C. Woolman, We are inclebfed fo fhe members of fhe Audio-Visual Club for fhe showing of all classroom movies and fhose shown in fhe audiforium. The main purpose of fhe club is fhe fraining ol sludenfs in fhe opera- fion of movie proiecfors and fape re- corders, and in fhe managemenf ol sfage Iighfing. The boys in fhe club, aside from fhe work in school, also operafe machines for organizafions such as Kiwanis and fhe Red Cross. The members are selecfed ac- cording fo Their inferesf and mechanical abilify and musf have good grades in order fo miss classes for fhe operafion of pro- iecfors, Many a grueling baffle has been loughf in fhe form of chess and checkers under fhe auspices of Mr. Morris in flue cafeferia. Because of ifs greafly increased size, if has splif up info fwo groups, one ol Juniors and Seniors, fhe ofher come prised of Freshmen and Sophomores. This is an exfremely informal club, fhere being no officers and no planned programs. lfs members iusf sif and play chess or checkers and eaf popsicles, which fhey are able fo buy in fhe cafeferia. A few ofher inferesf- ing momenfs may be wifnessed when Mike Sfalfieri and Mr. Morris almosf come fo blows over fheir checker game. SPONSOR . ,. .. .. .. ,.., .. Mr. Morris T. Allen. N. Banks, J. Beckeff, M. Benjamin, S. Bifman, J. Cassady. G. Chambers. J. Charles- worfh, J. Clayburn, L. Cliffon, R. Crawford, M. Cummings, W. Dahmer, A. Di Prospero, M. Duncaruson, J. Easfner, L. Eldridge, R. Gaflin, R. Gerard, G. Hallquisf, M. Hamilfon, H. Hardy, J, Hardy, L, Holmes, R. Howarfh, O. Jennings, J. Keeler, R, Kohler, K. Kramer, R. Laux, B. Lawrence, E. McNealy, H. Merqef, R. Morris, G. Nensel, A. Olsen, J. O'Malley, R. Pafon, F. Peferson, A. Pio, M. Porfer, R. Rehm, W, Reeve, R, Reruruer, R. Richardson, C. Schneider, G, Slafer, H. Slimm, L. Srruashey, M. Sfaffieri, E. Sfewarf, J. Timberman, P, Trueax, J. Volk, J. Worrall. SPONSOR . . Mrs. Price B. Allen, W. Boehme, A. Boxer, C, Car-ew, T. Harney. A. Krogman, M. MacLeod. B. Wilcox. The Liferary Club has discussions on grear boolcs and greal aulhors. They ex- amine lhese very carefully. Mrs. Price. rheir adviser, reads sfories or paris of boolcs +o lhem wifh all rhe expression ihar helps io malce lhe passages easily under- slood. They use many 'rhings 'ro help 'rhern unclersfand 'rhem beffer, such as 'rranscripfs of radio programs of grear boolcs, +he bool: review seclion of fhe New York Times, Ir1vi'ralion fo Learning, Harper's, The Aflanfic Monfhly and The Sa+urday Review of Liferafure. This club helps fhe members fo learn lo enioy 'rhe be++er lhings in life and we hope ir will confinue for many years. Welcome 'ro a newcomer +o fhe regular exlra-curriculum aclivify program. H' was 'formed when some well-meaning Freshmen signed up for The French Club, nor realizing rhal' fhey were supposed fo be sludying 'rhe language and 'ihaf French was no'r a Freshman subiecl. However, if was agreed lhal lhey could assemble as a Freshman Club every olher Monday. Miss Balmer reaches 'rhem a few ex- pressions such as: Mais oui, Non, Parlez-vous francais?, Bon Jour, Commen+ allez-vous, Merci, and Bien . They are keeping noleboolcs on the French manners, cusfoms, foods, dress. and hisfory. l-lisforic spofs and French build- ings of world-wide fame are described 'ro rhem. Movies of French culfure are 'ro be shown laler on. SPONSOR , H--. .. Miss Baker W, Banks. L. Bloodsaw, W. Cummings, M. Demley, C. Dickerson, E. Elem, D. Evans, S, Evans, C. Hammond, J. G. Ladd, M. LeCa+es, A. Miller, J. Munyon, C. Ransley, I. D. Roe, E. Sears, D. Sher- man, G. Sink, A, Sprowe. These sfudenh are discussing en erlicle Ohey heve iusf reed in HARPER'S. The Literary Cluh The Freshman French Cluh Trevel folders creefe inferesf in Frence for Freshmen. ! z You can wing herder Then fha? eld Ones To haf The Le Earle Francais La Faim esT un Grand lnvenTeur was The ouTsTanding TeaTure oT Le Cercle Francais' work This year, TranslaTed iT means Hunger ls a Good lnvenTor. This amusing play was given in The French Club's annual assembly program and was Thoroughly enioyable. IT was The sTory oT Two American soldiers who Tried To geT a meal and The various complicaTions They encounTered. Ann STevenson, JeaneTTe Roussin, DoroThy Poole, ArThur Boxer, Ralph Moore, Qordon Dickman and William Kokos made up The casT. The program was under direcTion oT Miss Baker, The club's sponsor, and was presided over by The presidenT, Sally Cole. French songs were sung, wiTh solos by Elaine Sipple and Barbara Wakeman. The club's cheT cle programmne, Shirley Johnson. inTroduced The Drooram. Sfill anoTher highlighT oT The year was Their anr.ual ChrisTmas parTy, aT which They were TorTu- naTe To have as a speaker Miss Virginia Nelson. Caracoles! No, you're noT in SouTh America: ThaT's iusT The Spanish Club playing a Spanish game. The club meeTs once every Two weeks, pro- viding a social geT-TogeTher Tor The Spanish sTudenTs. They have guesTs Trom LaTin-American counTries who come To Talk To Them, and ThaT way They learn a loT in a very enioyable way. They all sing Spanish songs and play a number oT LaTin-American games. AT ChrisTmas Time They cele- braTe The FiesTa da Navidad by making a pinaTa , a mold in The shape of an animal or oTher appropriaTe Tigure which conTains candy and oTher sweeTs. The minuTes are read in Spanish and The opening and closing oT The meeT- ing are also in ThaT language. OTTen Spanish skiTs are presenTed by mem- bers oT The club. The members of The Spem lub a Tormer gi-aduaTe, who holds a responsible posiTion in The American Embassy in Brussels, Belgium. Miss Nelson had visiTed in France and was a capable speaker on The subiecT. The room was gaily de- coraTed Tor The occasion, and peTiTs Tours and punch were served as reTreshmenTs. Two oT The French Clubs ChrisTmas proiecTs were The sending oT Two packages To France and helping The local needy wiTh Cl'frisTmas baskeTs. ln OcTober The club inlroduced new meThods oT decoraTing, as They gave a cabareT dance in The gymnasiumg The sides oT The gym were sTressed raTher Than The space above The dance Tloor. The dance was a Tremendous success. SPONSOR .. . Miss Baker Sally Cole, President Bill Kokos, Vice-Presidenl: JeaneTTe Roussin, Recording Secrefaryg Toba Romm, Corresponding SecreTary: Georgia Kapp, Treasurer: Shirley Johnson, Pro- qram Chairman. W. ArmisToad. M. Ballinger, A. Boxer, J. Broadhursf, R. BryanT, M. Burns, C. Carew, L. Ellis, L. Gilliard. D. Hawkins, S, Holder, M. A. Jones, J. Keeler, J. Krassan, R. Kullman, L. Loring, A. LoveTT, H. Marshall, B. MarTin, M. Mason, J. McGuinness, H. Merchanr, R, Moore, S. Olson, W. Payne. P, Ouinn, K. Sanderson, J. Scolf, R. Semb. G. STeckman, P. STrump'ier, J. Swifzer, F. Tumbelfy, R, Wagner, M. Weber. Q . ..a-v These members of The French Club elrioy L'LLUSTRATlON. SPONSOR Miss Fri'che',' OFFICERS- Pres denr, Jean Tofh- Vice-Presb denT, Ardy Mar'in: Treasurer, PaT Wick: Sec' ary, David O. Thomas. Allen, R. Bloornifeld, D. Budd, H. Cairn' Connor R. Cox W. Cushing, P. Deehan, Dennis D. Cixey T. Farrow. C. Ferlanie G'ee A Grimes D. Jones. D Kramer Pacana E. S:naTTe' E, Schmid' 6. S'hr-ncll H. Sne C Sider, M, Sowden J. Voy- fovi'ch L. Wagner rm El Eirlzulu Panamericann The Berman liluh lvlrs, Hendrickson Fred Koehler Presidc-rf' Gordir Dickman Vice' Presiderf' Nice Simon Secrefaryc Joan Geilz Treasurer. W. Dahmer, G. Dickrnan J. Donaghy, F, Dubinskv J. Geifz R. Gerard. G, Grofzinger. D, Harf, F. KOeh'e'. F. Morgan, J Perce M. Pike, J. Riddle A. Simon J. Smilh I, Wagrer, V, Wise. R. Wood. German 2 Club SPONSOR Mrs. Hendrickson OFFlCERS: Ann Snyder Prefidenf' Bob Tonfi, Vice-Presidenf' Bruce Colvin Secrefary' Howard Ballinger Treasurer. H. Ballinoer, M, Bafes. R. B'eam l. Bock, W. Boehme, J, Brown, B. Colvin R Garfner, D. Gehricq T. Harney, J, Huohes F. Kerr, S. Koenio J. Mahoney, B, Runner, H. Schomber, S. Scoff, A Snyder P Sfrumpfer R Tonfi F Turing T T ells E Waegele M Weber C Woolman W Zande C Zeugner X .x git: l -'gl I . 1 I The Lafin Club prepares queries from Roman hislory fo Ouesfions. SPONSOR M, Dodge. S. Griffifh G Humes C. Jones G Jones. B. Lefzing, B. Mclflwee R, McDonald B. Poole, P. Reynolds. L. Roberfs, J. Shea. C. Spencer C Waelde B. Wefzel. Mr. McNeil Lafin is a dead language -This sfafemenf is fhe reason fhe Lafin Club was formed. Too many people were sfarfing fo believe if, and some in fhe school who realized fhaf, while Lafin may nof be spoken now as if was, much of our vocabu- lary, cusfoms, culfure, and laws were derived from Rome, organized fo disprove if. -f Y. A lad minufe chech before Hue build is sent fo a needy family. A proiecf of fhe German Club carried ouf fhis year was fhe sending of a giff box for overseas. If confained mosfly shoes, which were greafly needed. In November 'rhe club 'rook a frip fo fhe Arf Museum in Philadelphia fo see ex- amples of Norfhern European arf, Af Chrisfmas lime, fhey had a parfy, sang Die Schnihelbanlr, a German round, and played bingo in German. Two five-dollar prizes are awarded each year fo fwo second-year German sfudenfs. The firsf is given fo fhe sfudenf mainfaining fhe highesf average during fwo years of German sfudyi fhe second is given fo fhe sfudenf showing fhe mosf improvemenf. . The German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hendrickson, meefs once a monfh, during class fime. .saw ...., Tw ..,, The Latin Club The Lafin Club, organized in I949, meefs weekly under Mr. McNeil, who replaced Mr. Cuchran in January, lnferesfing arficles and pic- fures are offered and discussed by fhe members and franslafions of oufsfanding Lafin sfories are given by Mr. McNeil. A club parfy is given, usually before Chrisfmas, and a play is sfaqed lafer in fhe year. This play, given by fhe club fo all fhe schools Lafin sfudenfs, concerns fhe influence of fhe language on us foday. Under fheir moffo Semper Fideles fhey sfrive fo keep fhe knowledge and recognifion of fhe dead Lafin language alive. The Current laws liluh SPONSOR Mr. Henderson OFFlCERS: Lewis STarr, Presidenli Jack Slokes, Vice-Presidenlf Elhel STanTon. Secrelary. D. Baldwin, L, Blizzard, P. Broco, K. Falkensfein, B. Farrell, R. Garfner, T. Griggs, P. Kane. G. Kendall, D. KoTrady, F. Lange, M. Larmer, F, Le Cafes, R. Maahs, W, McCullough, C. Miller, R. Turing. IT you wanT To discuss The world silu- aTion, a new law which is being debaTed by Congress, or The World Series, This is The club Tor you. Under The able sponsorship oT Mr, Henderson, The members keep well- informed on any aTTair Trom The UniTed Nafions To lasT nighT's baskeTball game. The club has heard sTudenTs Jack STokes, Lewis STarr, RuTh Ann SchaaT, and ofhers speak on The use OT The ATom Bomb, The Hoover, Truman, and Dewey Plans, and Korea. From The days oT The Delaware Indians To The presenT ciyilizaTion, our sTaTe has had an evenTTul hisTory, which Mr. Taxis is bringing To all inTeresTed sTudenTs. Topics like The hiqhways of New Jersey. WalT WhiTman The poeT, and The old Swedes Church aT Swedesboro, are picked aT random. One oT The speakers scheduled To Talk beTore The club is Frank O. STeTser, presiclenl' oT The 6loucesTer CiTy l-lislorical SocieTy. Films oT persons, places, and in- cidenTs in New Jersey's hisTory are oTTen shown, This club has The disTincTion of being The only one oT iTs kind in New Jersey on a high school level. The Curran? News Club keeps ebreuf of The news from Korea Thai is fleshed fo Them dey by dey. These New Jersey hisiory Tens are planning a frip Oo The Episcopal Church in Swedesboro. The Histnr nf the ew Jerse Histnr liluh SPONSOR , ., ,, Mr. Taxis Group l OFFlCERS: President Charles Forsmang Vice-Presidenr Barbara STackhouse: SecreTary ard Treasurer, Peggy Miller N. Anfhony, C. Bailey, R. Bauman, K. Campbell, D. Chew, A. Cooney, B, De Vaull, A, Donnelly, M. Donnelly, C. Fors- man, F. FraTTa, D. Glorioso, H. Green, J, Heninger, W Kane, N. Krusch, C. Marl, R, Marlin, C, Miller, P, Miller, T. Mqore, F. Morgan, E. O'Brien, N, ReicharT, J. Saqers, F Scargle, R, Schmid, D. SchwarTz, G. Sharp. M. Sheefz, M. ShikiTino, B. STackl'iouse B. Thiemich W. Weimar, C, Weir R. Wood, J. Zoblin. SPONSOR Mr. Taxis Group 2 OFFICERS: PresidenT Charles Snyder' Vice-Presidenr, Emma Schaffer: Secrefary and Treasurer, Joan ToTh. J. BeckeTT, R. Bieam, M. Bowersox, R. Bryanf, C. Carew, K. Finsel, R. GarTner, J, Hess, J. Keeler, W, Kokos, F. Kraemer. P Kraerner R Kullman M L'C1hT'a R Mann H Marshal' . , . . . il c p, . . . B. Marlin. J, McGuinnesS, D. MidclleTon, M, Myers, P, Newlor, K. PeTerson, M, Pike D, Poole, D. Sagers V. Sherman, R, Smilh, M, Sowden, J. Sfokes P. STrumpTer, B. Tiller, F. Turing R. Turing. F. Waegle, D. Warringlon, N. Waxman, W. Zander, C. Zeugrier. The Group I SPONSOR . Mrs. Paine OFFICERS: President, Anthony DeLucas: Secretary, Lud Barth. C. Bagby, H. Bailey, W. Banks, J. Barnes. L. Bloodsaw, H. Budd, G. Campsen, R. Campsen, W. Conquest, R. Conterino. W. Cummings, J. Darpino, E. Datz, W. Doneghy, H. Gil- christ, F. Glaze, P, Goldy, G. Green, S. Grittith, W. Grittith, E. Groves. R. G-uevarra, P. Hackney. W. Hamwright, J. Harris. J. Hawkins, F. Hess, F. Hoffman. Group II SPONSOR , . , ..,. ....... . . ,..,. .. , Mrs, Paine President, Don Smith: Secretary, Raymond Ross. B. Huggins. E. Jackson, A, Jones, G. Jones, J. Kelley, G. Koenig, K, Kramer, C. Kwietkowski, G. Latterty, J. Littleton, E. Livingston, A. Olson, J. Pereira, J, Rieck, C. G. Riley, J. Rizzo, L, Robinson, C. Sabo. G. Sammons, N. Selby, W. Small, C. Snyder, H. Solberg, The lihemistr Club Flash! Bam! Alakasaml Out ot a smoke tilled lab! The Chemistry Club is very popular among the scientists ot toe morrow. The Club members receive many interesting lectures by and demonstrations trom men sent by the American Chemical Society ot New Jersey. Included in these programs were talks and demonstrations on: Modern Plastics, Chemical Magic, Weather Forecasting, Astronomy, Chemicals trom Petroleum, Soaps. Synthetics, and Suds, and Smokeless Powder . When no lectures are on hand, the members usually view movies such as those involving chemistry. ln keeping with a Club tradition, the members sent two Christmas baskets to needy families ot Woodbury. y SPONSOR. .. . , ..... ,... . ,.... .. Miss Voss 6 Martin Diaper, President: Jack O'Mallev, Vice- President: Melva Smith, Secretary: Donald Fa'aqher, Treasurer. R. Allen, R. Anderson, L. Asay, B. Baker, R, Barber, S. Bradbury G. Costello, M, Dipper, L. DODD. J- Eisenhardt, D. Evans, D. Faraqher, J. Fassrvacht, S. Gilbert, H. Haupt, R. Howarth, R, Hunsinger, W. Kokos, M. MacLeod, T. Movie. D. Mullin. J, O'Malley, F, Peterson, M. Richman, N. Pime. F. Rieck, D. Smith, M. Smith, R. Schools, F. Steven- son, F, Stigale. J. Stokes, D. Thomas, B. Webb. 1 1 Freshman Science lfluh The Freshman Science Club is open to all Freshmen taking general science. The aim ot the club is to promote more interest and understanding in science. The club's meetings usually consist ot experiments, teaturing student participation, movies concerning the latest scientitic developments, and trips to places ot scientitic interest. Amonq these was an interestinq trip to Bell Telephone Company where the members inspected the building and various devices used there. This trip was one ot the highlights ot the year. Beginners in the Held ot Science plen a club meeting. Some of the member! of the Chemistry Club view the process of distillation, .Li AcTinq Up, rehears- ing HENRIEUA THE EIGHTH. The Ilramaleur To be or noT To be a member oT The Dra- maTeurs, ThaT is The quesTion asked by The pros- pecTive membeirs. To belong To The club, members musi display some TalenT Tor acTing by giving a skiT, monologue, or poem. They may give a makeup demonsTraTion or cosTume skeTch if They wish To work behind The scenes. SPONSOR ..... ,... . . Miss Heal PresidenT, Faber STevenson: Vice-Presidenf, Fai+h Rieck: SecreTary, Mary Lou Quealeg Treasurer, Roberf Talley. R. Allen, L. Asay, P. Ballinger, B. Brown, G. Brown, D. Budd, M. Burns, C. Carew, D, Coia, S. Cole, E, Coyle, S. DeLue, J. Dickman, L. Dopp, L. Ellis, M. Fewkes, P. Fowler, S. Haley, G, Hailquisl: P, JaqueTT, C. Jor-es, K. Johnson, S. Johnson, P. Kane, G. Kapp. L. Loring, R, Mann, C. MarTin, T. Maqee, H. Michaluk, P. Millar, A. Monzo, R. Mullen, A. Osborne, K. Pacara, M. Pike, C. PcnTon, D. Poole, M. J. Renner, F. Reynolds, N. Reichert M. Robinson, T. Romm, N. Rowland, C. Rud- mann, W. Rudmann, J. Sloan, J. Sloan, E. Sloan, L, Srnailer, P. Snyder, A. STevenson. D. STrang, P. STrumpTer, D. Super, J. SwiTzer, B. Thiemach, T. ToTo, L, Wagner, S. Walfon. J. WernTz, F. VViegner, E. Williams. J. Zoblin. f K, tif Q ,f ffff The Club's main proiecT is The annual Thre play. This year, Home Sweei' Homicide presenTed. IT is The sTory of Three children Try To solve a murder and aT The same Time a husband Tor Their widowed moTher, who mysTery-sTory wriTer. The club members also senTed A NoTe To Myself as parT oT The Thanks- giving program. Making Up by Junior DramaTeurs e-acT was who Tind is a pre- I-low now brown cow7 I don f fhrnk my pronuncuafron was very good do you Mrss Rummer7 Junuor Dramafeurs fesfrng vonces and fhen crufucuz ng fhemselves Some of fheur members have been asked fo fry ouf for fhe Sensor Dramafeurs Play Home Sweef Homlcude They duv de the club rnfo workshop play groups whnch grve plays before fhe cub The members of fhe group puck oul' fherr own play casf 1+ dnrecf rf and even do fhelr own make up work They are geffung nn fhus way fhe much needed experuence for fhe Dramafeurs Play and The Sensor Play Tney have also done some panfomumes buf fhe club nsnf all work and no fun because fhey have had parfues for fhe members The .lunlnr SPONSOR Muss Rummer Group I OFFICERS Presrdenf Loss Fox Vnce Presndenf Frances Brunner Secrefary Maureen Denms Treasurer Dorofhy Hamrlfon nderson H ney Ba er Bates R Buckersfaff B Brrqgs R Br I D Davo D DuPrefro Duer M Farno B Frame M Frerdel R Gearharr B Genfer M Gulmore D Goldy G Garner P Hackney N Jones S Kung G Koenlg C Kwuefkowsk: J Loper M Marhn B Maclilwae R Mc Guunness S McHugh L McLane N Morgan C Morrus R Renner llramaleur SPONSOR Muss Rummer Group II OFFICERS Presudenl' Berrnlnna Whufe Vrce Pres den? Pafrucra Prerce Secrefary Murnel LeCafes Treasurer Anfhony De Lucas udd Dunn B Glover Haunes J Hallqunsf S Hrldebrand G Hull D Hoolahan A Jones B Jones G Lee K Lenker D Loper M Mullrn J Munyon D OBruen A K Papper W Prke B Pcole C Rermufh J Rueck C G Ruley L Robnnson L Rodberg l Roe E Rollmqhof S Ruffenberg D Sherman W Small T Sfapleford J Sfocks P Sweeney L Tofo J Turner C Waelde L Worfhungron B Zane Meer fha youfh leaders of our COMMUNIBY FIRST ROW P Jones S Olsen P Wuck E Schweufzer mrfh B Duxey P Jacqueff J Tofh L Wagner Charlfon J Broadhursf ZND ROW M Dennus B Rudmann M Weber S Bradbury N Prme M Bowersox K Mooney J Zoblln L Schuavo J Swrfzer JRD ROW D Kern D Brrmnq A Stevenson M L Oueale J Sfokley G Sfackman D Loper B Whrre B DeVaull P Thompson J Muck 4TH ROW M Lewrs S Cole F Rreclr J Eusenhardf S aker M I.eCafes S Holder C L Human F Reynolds B Gran? ROW H Pearce L Dopp D Poole S Hale Thompson G Schmoll E Schaffer B Davos C Ponfon Carll B Cu hrng M Burns P Ware J Sheppar LeCafes Ihese Two clubs are among The mos? umporfanf organnzaflons fhaf should be creared nn every fown for fhe benehf fo fhe communufy rn producmg wholesome cuhzens Y work IS clrvrded Info fwo groups fhe Hn Y for fhe boys and fhe Tru Y for TrY 'rhe gurls The boys and gurls organuze 'rhenr own clubs Affer fhey have obfanned fhe servuces of a leader and have pard fheur regnsfrafnon fees fhey are officually recognized as a 'Y organuzahon Clubs are usually formed according fo fhe class and localrfy For an exfra acfnvufy an annual Y conference IS held af Camp Ockamckon A good fume as had by all Skafnng parhes and ofher socuals are also Included an fherr enferfammenf program an H1 Y There rs a 'Y councnl composed of 'rwo delegafes from each club Af fhese meefungs fhe achvrfaes of fhe undrvrdual clubs are duscussed and suggesfuons are offered for 'rhe beffermenf of fhe Y M and Y W C A rr . I I - I 1 . .- J t ui U L' .Z fl - ': I -.: 'lf - . : s. A , .an ,'s. une. H.'B. , N. l , .D ,w, . . 'ng, IC,lavis, S. . I '. I. I ' ...l , . I 5 G In , e F, m .- S Lf 5 5 ' - , I 1 ' I .Q , v L. 6 . ja' A 9,85 ' , ' ' T ? ri' lgl , if . f ..g' , N J.. .. ' . 'Q 1 - U ' , , ' Q, Q 5 I 1 I 'x N.s', .f' ff ',Jf .I ,'.'B2 .. : v 1 . 3. , sm 1 . . . , . D. . ,T. ' 1 1' f ,f B. ' d,ef .. . U .. rr' . .. . : .- -- . 1- . an ll 11 n ' l I 'mu Animals buf friends bui can you find 1 fha hamsfer7 x ,N Q.1nf' WANTED: Excellanf homa for monqral puppy. male, shori brown hair, abouf six monfhs old. Family moving. Friends of Animals Club, Wood- bury High School. The Friends nf nimals Eluh The above adver+isemen+ is sell-explanalory: if depicls lhe fine work done by 'rhe Friends of Animals Club. W. H. S.'s busy club has laken if upon ifself in recenl years 'ro lend a helping hand fo the sick and homeless of +he animal kingdom. I+ cares for or finds homes 'lor ihree lo live hundred animals a year. Their club aclivifies include an annual dance. which was held in November, and an assembly program, which lealured colored slides and movies of wildlife from Woodbury and vicinify by Mrs. Arlhur l.aDow. Af lhe weekly meefings, sponsored by Mrs. Price, conservalion of wild life and iniormafive arficles on animal care are discussed, or movies are shown. SPONSOR .. ,....,.,..,.. , .,........ Mrs. Price EXECUTIVE BOARD: President James Richards: Vice-Prasi- dent Kathleen Falkenslaing Secrelary, Marianne Dodge: Treasurer, Bob Mullin: James Bell, Waller Grilihlh, Ronnie Morris, Sally Ouarfon, Herberl Resnick. E. Abbott J. Adams. B. Allen, S. Anderson, J, Baneker. J. Bell. N. Bill, W. Brenckman, T. Bronsky, B. Brown, F. Brunner, J. Budd, D. Cavallo, J. Cheeseman, H. Clay, C. Cliff, M. Covely, R. Crawford, D. DePielro, M. Dodge, E. Dubinsky, C. Dubs, K. Falkenslein, C. Ferlanie, A. Green. G. Green, W. Grililifh, A. Grivnovics, E. Grovel, R. Gue- varra. D. Haines, S. Haley, M. Hamillon, W. Hamwright L. Hanlon, R. Harper, J. Harvey, J. Hawkins, P. Henderson. J. Henning, A. Henry, F. Hess, G. Hill, R, Hill, F. Hoffman. K. Hudson, T. Human, F. Jackson, J. Jefferys, F. Johnson. D. Kersey, M. Libonafi, A. Long, D. Loper, J, Loper, C. Marl, M. Marlin, R. Marsh, N. McCormick, R. McGinnis, S. McHugh, L. McLane. E. McNealy, H. Marget R. Morris, R. Muhlack, B. Mullin M. Mullin, G. Peflolina, W. Picard. J. Pierce, W. Pike. A. Pio, J. Plummer, H, Poshka. S. Ouerlon, C. Quimby, F. Radler. R, Rahm, C. Ransley, W. Reeve, H. Resnick, J. Richards, D. Sagers, E. Slewart D. Williams, R. Williams, M. zoblin. Hnmemal-iers nf America This club is designed for fha modern young homemaker: 'lo help her fhrough The problems of keeping a home and also To 'reach her new ideas abou? household management and economy. Mrs. Morrison, the cooking insfrucfor, is lhe adviser ol fhis organizalion. Group discussions on fhe proper way of serling a lable and of serving are discussed a+ fhe meer- ings. Economy is greally siressed al each meeling. Each young homemaker should know somelhing abou? economy in order lo run a good home. . .Q . , The Future Juniors and Sonlors SPONSOR ,... ...., .....,., . . ....,.,... .,.... ...,......, , , . . . . Mrs. Morrison OFFICERS: Ann Cooney, Presidenl: Elaine Robinson, Vice- Presidenl: Pal Snyder, Secrelaryq Janice Klapac, Treasurer. G. Dunlap, A. Elam, A. Finch. L. Frisbey. A, Green, M. Green, D. Hawkins, J. Hess, C. Hubbard, S. Koenig, E. Kraemer, A. 'Lewis, M. Lighlcap, J. Milchell, D. Morgan, H. Nesbitt E. O'Brien, M. Pailin, C. Perkowirz, P. Pofrose. J, Prudens, M. Reichert J. Sagers, L. Sagers, C, Slhl, K. Selfridge, M. Shikilino, M. Thomas, R. Williams. Sophomore: SPONSOR . ,... , .. Mrs. Morrison OFFICERS. President Vicioria Wise: Vice-President Mary Covely: Secrefary. Earlene Snyder: Treasurer, Anna Slep- anuk. N. Bane, E. Banks. B. Brown, R. DeLisi, C. Demby, A. Evans, M. Fawkes, A. Founlain. L. Hanlon, N. Hanson, H. Kauffman, L, Kennedy. M. Larmer, J. Maloney, S. Marlack. M. Pailerson, R. Poper. M. Prifchalt N. Rooie. E. Schweilzer, R. Schapperl, K. Shikiiino, M. Sfepanuk, M, A. Wakler. Proof I CAN boil vrahrl sk f Keep calm: wo'll hh can of you, Kathleen. .. Nr C Y 1-. The tollowers ot Florence Nightingale, ably sponsored by Miss Fritchey, meet every other Tuesday to hear speakers from every phase ot the nursing protession and to receive guidance on the qualifications ot a good nurse and the facilities ottered. Miss Eleanore Divine, a graduate ot Wood- bury, who teaches surgical procedure at Women's Hospital in Philadelphia, talked to the club. SPONSOR ..., .,,, . ,..... ..........,...,.....s..,, Mrs. Britton Sopllomores, Juniors. Seniors, President, Virginia Brown: Secretary and Treasurer, Doris Green. V, Brown, A. Elam, R. Elem, D. Green, M, Green, G. Grotzinger, D. Hart, G. Holmes, C. Jones, F. Koller, G. Long, L. Mallinger, F. Wallace. H. Wilson. COUNClL: Gladys Corsey, Gertrude Grotzinger, Esther Lee. Lois Mallinger, Patsy Pierce. Everyone can help keep peace by doing something to help others on the hometront, as Woodbury High School's there are two groups, one tor freshmen and one tor upperclassmen. Mrs. Britton, the sponsor, has everyone busy making stutted toys and painting spools tor blind children to count on, As 'in the past years, they have sent gitt boxes that were distri- buted by a Red Cross organization. A 4 large chest ot school supplies was sent to Oldenburg, Germany lAmerican zonel, last year and a delighttul letter was received from a Junior Red Cross Group in the Oldenburg school recently. S-sf is The urses Club SPONSOR .... .,.,. . ,- .,..., ....,.... ,... . ..... M iss Fritchev President, Gatewoocl Brown: Vice-President, Charlotte Ponton: Secretary, Virginia Abbott: Treasurer, Kathleen Fallrenstein. D. Baldwin, F. Beard, J. Berry, L. Blizzard. P. Broco. B. Carlson, P. Clay, B. Craig. P. Deehan, E. Dubinslry, L. Duer, B. Farrell, J, Fowler, B. Frame. B. Fullerton, L. Garrett, J. Geitz, B. J. Genter, L. Hasson, J. Henning. C. Hubbard, G. Jones, G. Knapp, S. Koenig, A. Krogman, M. Leonard, N. Levin, S. Mat- laclr, A. Michaels, J. Michaels, H. Michalulr. G. Miller, H. Nesbitt, A. K. Pappers, E. Percival, R. Pipolo, E, Reeves, M. Robertson, N. Rowland, B. Rudmann, M. Rumalner, R. Schappert, E, Schweitler, D. Smith, P. Snyder, A. M. Staufter, E. Staufler, P. Thompson, P. Ware, J. Werntz, D. Williams, V. Wise, R. Wright. Another spealcer was Charlotte Stolcley from Cooper Hospital in Camden. Various hospitals sponsor teas tor the girls to tamiliarize them with the procedure used in training. During World War ll, girls were trained to worlz in the hospitals as aides, and it the present unsettled situation lceeps up, this training will be resumed. The .Iuninr Hell llrnss Freshmen ' SPONSOR .... ..... . ..... . .... . ...... . . ...... . ................. ............,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, M r 5, Britton President, Betty Genter: Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy Miclrunus. G. Corsey, M. Dennis, N. Dunn, S. Evans, M. Freidel. B. Fullerton, R. Gearhart, B. Genter, V. Haqerthey, L, Holmes. B. Lawrence, C. Lesser, J. McClellan, D. Miclrunus, N. Milroy. C, Morris, A. Pappers, P, Pierce. B. Poole, G. Remmlein, B. L. Renner, J. Stoclcs, P. Sullivan. Junior Red Cross is doing. This year L+' g, me 'I Drive 7 Do you think wo'll meet our quote for the Junior Red Cross Roll 'om, Ailes! SPONSOR ,.... .. The Print llluh PRESIDENT ,.,..... .4.,.. ....,,,........,,,,,.A,.........,.,.......,......,... P a ul Jones R. Bloomfield. J. Eggerf. C. Frank. E. Lange, J. Masfrangelo. J. O'MaIley, H. Snell. Roll 'em! , followed by a grinding clang. The presidenl, Paul Jones, is sfarling fhe boys oil on a new proiecl' for lhe Prinl Club. In 'rheir spare lime 'rhese amafeur prinfers olfen run off lhe invilalions and liclcels fhal become lhe key lo high school social aclivilies and laler serve as a reminder ol fhe gay limes we had al 'rhe Senior Play, Junior-Senior Prom, Careful, Joan! D'on'+ hit your fingers. 'rhe Hi-Y Barn Dance, and fhe like. They also do such services as prinlinq name cards and some of 'rhe many schedules used during fhe year by 'fhe ollice. Because of 'rhe limiled space available +o lhis club, live new members are hand-piclced by 'rhe ofhersr hence, if is one of The mos? selecf clubs in The high school. l..J..'IIY V S 9 J E i Q I 47? P' A '44 A A , ,. T: - .Xt l Lf.: gfggifvl R Z-ir' s so 'f S- 4 S Q I IA!! Q, h ,2 ,rig . N :iv KX 'G ,iv X f .'lAI.Ln ' Sf fi'-'i' is ' S is v v V . S - miss It l - fl' A 44- The Leathercraft Cluh ft Club Talln' Leathercra . One ot the newest members to the long l' t of Woodbury High Schools clubs is the I onsorship ol is Leathercratt Club under the abe sp Mr, Kurtz, our mechanical drawing teacher. He ' t dents who are in- is endeavoring to give the s u ' - rking and have the talent terested in leather wo ' h 'r slull. Although tor it a chance to exercise t ei t t ear there are some very this IS the Clubs urs y bean made such professional loolung articles q llets and glasses cases All as poclcetboolrs wa the m t d an their work embers seem interes e OR , ..,. Mr. Kurt! dl M Burns SPONS ,. . . V. Abbott, V. Babnew. J. Beckett, P. Bra ey, . . J. Cassady. M. Cummings, B. DeVaull, D. Geitz, V. Hess. . Krusch, A. Little, H. Marshall. M J, Keeler, G, Knapp, N ' , R. Paton, R, Ouettrone, . M. Mason. D, Middleton ' d n, D. Rupp. R. A b' n J Roussun, W. Ru ma V Sherman B. Staclz- Ro mso , . Schaaf, M. Schmich. D. Schuman, , , house. A. Stevenson, B. Thiemach, P. Ware, B, Wilcox Shell we plant today? discuss our trap to the Ford The Shaft llluh Under the leadership of Mr Myers the t Pelndustrual students Shaft Club consists o r who are chosen by the shop teachers and who also have acquired a C average or over m all shop work Their main purpose is to discuss what lrnnd of worlr they would lllre to go into when they have finished school Among the clubs activities are a 'rip to Pennsylvania and the Ford Company Chester H t s onsored by the Shaft an Easter Egg un p Club each year tor the grade school children un 'H SPONSOR Mr Myers RS Presrclent Tom Burgess Secretary Pierce OFFICE Bradley Treasurer Robert Grosso D Cavallo W Clarlr R Danzeusen V MEMBERS R Becker R DeWitt W Dougherty J Egqert G Ganyer lrllos W McFeely N Hess P MacAllister H Mare W Rahm J Reeve B Stevenson J Paris KPeterson Stolrely C Tarrach R Taylor 'Q hw 5A RN BOTTOM ROW-lLefl' lo Righll: C. Albauqh, H. Cairns. D. Jones, W. Davis, A. Marlin, Co-Cap+ain D. Guesf, H. Pearce, M. S+aFlieri, T. Cunningham, J. McCarron, J. Sfokley. SECOND ROW: Coach Guest R. DeWill', R Hagqerly, B. Douqherry. J. Walker, E. LeCales, J. Banecker. N. Parks, A, Grimes, O. Jennings, B, Slevenson, Asst Coach Williamson. THIRD ROW: Assl. Coach Byham, K. Pelerson, T. Farrow, F. Urban, M. Plum, H. Hunf, D, Kramer, L. Dalfon, B. Cook, G. Moyer. B. Seeman, D. Davis, Assl. Coach Koehler. TOP ROW: Asst Mgrs. J. Kaufman. H. Blake, G. Dickman: T. Klepac, C. Woolman, R, Bloomfield. B. Lewis, H. Ballinger, J. Magee B. Roeder. Sr, Mgr. B. Kokos, Ass+. Mgr. D. Leedy. ABSENT from piclure: Co- Capl. Percy Cliflon. Pnnthall Woodbury High School began Hs l95O foo+- ball season using 'rhe T-lormalion for lhe firsf lime in The schools hisfory. Pulling aside fhe usual single-wing formafion, Co-caplains Dick Guest, Jr., and Percy Cliflon led The Herd on fo a successful season despife losing lhe firsf 'lwo games on The schedule. This year fwo new opponenfs were added 'ro Woodbury's schedule: one, 'lhe powerful Woodrow Wilson, and The olher, The small buf spirifed Ocean Cily High School. The Herd foughl brillianfly lhroughouf lhe whole season as Coach Gues+'s new sfralegy look elfecf. Despile fhe early season losses, 'rhe feam came 'through wifh five wins, fhree losses, and one lie, +o caplure +he Colonial Conference rifle. On Thanksgiving Day lhe squad again broughl honor lo W. H. S, by defealing our grealesl rival, Collingswood, by a score of I4-6. This is 'rhe firsf 'rime fhal Collingswood has been defealed by W. H. S. on fheir home gridiron since l924, FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL This year's Fresh-Soph leam bears a record il can be proud of, for lhey were undefeafed. All lhis was accomplished by hard work and lhe able coaching of Mr. Klepac. ll's hoped lhai lhese boys will resume lheir winning ways in years lo come come so lhaf 'rhey may recapfure lhe Group lll Championship and fhal Mr. Klepac will con+inue fo supply lhe fine maferials for fulure slars. Coach Guesf and his Son. co-caPl'l Dick GUUT' Co-copfeinx Percy Clifion and Dick Gund, VARSITY FOOTBALL Q P' 'I za 4 pf X 6.0 WHS OPP. Woodrow Wllsin O 6 Ocean City I4 I2 l0'I, forfeired Io Ocean Cifyl Mlllville I4 I4 Avd .leon 20 7 P-Iodlsn Heiqlils ,...,. 45 7 Gln sloo c 20 O Haddonfield 6 7 Paulsboro . . .. , ,. 26 7 Collingswood . .. ,... . .. I4 6 Woodbury won Ilie Colonial Conference Title. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL WHS OPP. Od. 9 . ,..... Millville 24 6 Ocf. I6 ,......., Audubon . 6 0 Od. 23 , ., ....,. Haddon Heiqlils I2 I3 Ocf. 30 , ....,.... Glassboro 0 I3 Nov. 6 .-.Haddonfield ,. . 6 0 Nov. I3 ....,..... Paulsboro , I3 7 Nov. I7 ..., . ......,.. Collingswood ,. 25 0 FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL WHS OPP. Odober 9 .. ...... .Millville . I4 6 Ocfober I6 ..,.... -Audubon I5 7 Oclober 23 ,. Haddon Heiqhls I2 0 Oclober 30 . , ...,....,. Glassbcro . I3 6 November 6 ,. -Haddonfield . 26 7 November I3 , . , ..,.,.,.. ..Bridqe1on , 6 6 IST ROW: lefl' Io riqhlz B. Cuslhinq, F. Diclrman, H. Green, R. Gay. J. Riddle, V. Gibson, Caplaint D. Dixey, E. LeCaIes, C, Frar-Ir, P. Lennox, T. Thompson. 2ND ROW: H. Budd, D. Penders, W. Tiller, W. Dalimer, T, Taylor, G. Slaler, R. Casfgnio, W, Pelers. E Abbo4+. R, Cossabone. J. Rizzo. D, Budd, W, Wriqlwf. 3RD ROW: D. DeWi'rI, T. Allen, A. Tho men behind Hu guns: Coaches Tod Klopac, Dicl Guoxf. Speedy Williamson, Smifh Byham, Paul Koehler. Gardner K. I-luds'n, O. Payn+er, W, Wallzer, H. Solberq T. Human. J. Zander, J. Broadhursf, J. JeI'ferys, I-I. Slwbe. R. Ross, R. Renner, Manager. 4TI-I ROW: J. Forrell, W. Shyrocli, P. Colclouqli. J. Krassan, C. Kun-irner, J. Donaqlwy. W. Doneqlwy, H. Sfalesman. F. Davis, E. WI-iiller. I-I, Bailey. -:Ls 4- 'fy ,dy . xx u ,L ajnreltes, Band and llnlnr Guard SPONSOR . ,. ..,. .. ..... .. ..., ,. . ,, ,.Mr.Heilman J. Easfner, J Harvey, P. Kane, C. 5. Reese. Jusf before fhe kickoff af every foofball game, fhe colorguard is sure fo be presenf. They lead The band onfo fhe field, and are a sure sign fhaf fhe kickoff is nof far away. The girls march in a pre- cision sfep, and are always learning new drills and sfeps for 'lhe carrying of our colors. They meef every Tuesday and Thursday during and before fhe foofball season. These comely girls are: Pafricia Kane, a gunner: fhe able capfain, Joan Harvey, a gunner: Joanne Easfner, a flag bearer: and Carole Sue Reese, a flag bearer. 'The colorguard is an in- dispensible parf of every foofball game. SPONSOR ., ..,..,,.,.,., .. ..., .......,........,........ . . ,,... . .... . ......,.,.. Mr. Heilman TRUMPETS, CORNETS-B. Carll. J, Cavanaugh, P, Col- clouqh W Coy H Crank M Duncanson D Gehring W Halne M Kerr G Lawrence H Leslie K Redheffer S Scoff H Sink T Thompson FRENCH HORNS J Morris B Shyrock BARITONES D Kimmel N Le he FLUTE PICCOLO J Lehn K Mooney SAXOPHONES l Bok G Cavallo J Darprno E Jackson H Sfevens R Thompson f xJA ..:'!'... IST ROW: D. Baker, B, Brown, B. MacGibeny, D. Warring- fon: ZND ROW: E. Lewis, S. Roff, A. Fosfer, A. Fosfer, and D. Brininq. Hip?-3-4 ........ Every Wednesday fhis familiar phrase is heard in fhe hall oufside fhe audiforium. lf, by chance, you are going fo sfroll by fhere, if is sucraesfed fhaf you wear sfeel armor. Pemembe ', fhaf hall is foo narrow for a person and a rugged fwirler fo pass af fhe same fime. Af fhe meefings rhe oresenf fwirlers feach fhe new mem- lwpfc fhe fundamenfal principles of fwirling and sfruffing, The sponsor of fhis club is Mrs, Jean Johnson. Everyone is working hard for fhe coming compefifion in May when The fry-oufs are going fo be held for nexf vear's fwirlers. The girls are iudged on fheir poise, figure, oersonalify, and of course, on how fhey fwirl and sfruf. A salufe fo fhe band! Always ready fo re- spond fo any reguesf, our band has become a high spof in bofh fhe school and communify. lf added rolor and soirif fo pep rallies, parades. and esperiallv fhe foofball games, where ifs perform- ances hefween halves were big momenfs in fhe affrarnoons enferfainmenf. Highlighfs of The season were fhe annual band rioncerf and fhe concerf of fhe Soufh Jersey Disfricl High School Band, which mef af Hammon- ron New Jersey. on Marrh IO, I95l. Members of fhis Soufh .lersev band from Woodbury are: Don Leslie 'oe Sori, .lames Cavanaugh. John Sfouffer, and Rober+ I-leilman. Special credir should go fo fhree graduafing members of fhe band who played in The Soufh Jersey Band for four years: fhey are: James Cavanaugh, Don Leslie, and Joe Sori. The band also parficipafed in fhe Halloween Parade and Memorial Day Parade. As a club, fhe band has confinued fo grow and become more firmly esfablished under fhe able direcfion of Mr. Heilman. TROMBONES-G. Davis, J. DiVaIl. D, Frazeur, D. Leslie A, Paine, J. Richards, P. Spaefh. BASSES-R, Heilman, C semen CLARINETS-S. Anderson, c. Bagby, J. Brown, non O Sinex, J. Sori, J, Sfouffer, H. Sfrube. J. Zander DRUMS, CYMBALS-H. Chaplin, P. Muncie, D. Rupp J Terres, D. Williams, J. Williams. BELLS-G. Dilks, D Wagner I I I5 NZ? . , Q V K . KC cos. I,--A 11901 ,- alla N g yi if 3 i ff' SN N I 'y SPONSOR. Mr.Heilman SNARE DRUM - C. Carew, J. Marlin, G, Miller, R. Schapperf, J. Stocks, M, Thomas. A. von der Hayden, B. Welzel. TENOR DRUM - M. Green, V. Haqerihey. CYMBALS - K. Davis, D. Green. BASS DRUM - Alice Lewis. BUGLES-H. Bailey, R. Erickson, L. Frigbey, B. Granf, M, Kappes, M. Larmer, E. Lee. J, McClellan, R. McDonald, A, Miller, D. O'Brien, P. Pelrose, W. Price, G. Sink, N. Siepanuk, W. Smashey. ....... -.. ii:-ox:- bln-4--,Jn- 53-.--1 Ti -veins D f Q4 llrum and Bugle lferps The Girls in Blue provide much of 'the color al halffime af +he foofball games. The members pracfice aifer school, offen unlil very la+e, perfecf- ing their formalions for rhe games. The mosl familiar 'is a W, and H, C, A, and P's formed fo honor our opponenfs. These were received wifh hearlv applause. Somefimes, lormafions are made wifh the band: one especially well-liked was ihe wagon wheel. The Drum and Bugle Corps formed Ready, hip, hip! This is fhe lheme of lhe cheerleaders as fhey lead 'rhe sfudenf body in cheering our reams fo vicfory. Besides cheering ai football and baskefball games, fhey led all fhe pep rallies fhal we had during foofball season. They cheered af the assembly on Sporfs Awards Day. So far fhis year, fhey have given a dance, which Turned ou? fo be a success. Their able co-caplains, D .Q 5 KNEELING: G. Lewis. L. Wagner: STANDlNGi G, Brown, M. Hamillon, J, Mick, J. Churchill. P. Wick, M. Ballinger. .3 GV' ff, P the spokes and the band lhe rim, while playing Wagon Wheels. The direc+or is Mr. Heilman, widely-known for his musical leadership. The drum feacher was Mr. Barrelf, a man well-liked by fhose who knew him. A shorf fime ago he died, leaving a place which will never quife be replaced. The Drum and Bugle Corps will surely miss him and won'+ forge? all he has done fo make fhem a good corps. Cheerleaders Joan Mick and Janie Churchill, are inspiring +o fhe sludeni body as well as fo rhe ofher cheer- leaders. The fhree senior girls, Jane Churchill, Gafewood Brown, and Joan Mick, have been given sweafers. Mrs. Diefrich, +heir sponsor, has devoled a lor of her lime in helping fhe cheerleaders become a success. ' '.f! T', ' 1 . ' T3 ' . 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' ' -i'- ,Fx nl -5 ifllf' 5 i 'bs N. ., ' 'fggif .4 -.' are vf- i ' 1 ,, . -af - 1-9 Q ,' ,, . , ,ii .fl x ' 'ii lv 9 , '-vu..-f lfilrls Hockey Team The hockey feam s+ar'Ied +he season wulh Iwo successuve wuns un fheur pre season prachce games The 'rhurd game brough+ fheur fursr upsel when Mooreslown Fruends Irupped fhe Taylor Mauds four Io Iwo There was fhe ever presenl excufemenf when fhe Woodbury gurls played Gloucesfer because of Ihe susferly ruvalry of our Mass Bess Taylor and her susler who coaches Gloucesfer Our gurls losf ou+ wufh Gloucesfer scorung fhe decusuve goal Mass Taylors eleven came bacl: 'fo a sfrukung vucfory over Paulsboro Thus game sfarfed fhem off 'fo a four game wunnung sfrealc The nexf fume fhey played Gloucesler Ihey ended un a I I 'he They also 'ned wu+h Paulsboro The Audubon game produced one more wun Then came fhe Hnal four fo fhree defeaf by Ihe Colls Thus closed a sorf of un befween season lf was one Ihaf had ufs hopeful momenfs and also :Is downhearled momen+s Besudes beung ably coached by Muss Bessue Taylor fhe 'team was capfauned by Rosue Haley KNEELING N Smufh V Burgess A Sumon R Warren STANDING Mss B Taylor L Roberts M Weber A n er B Fulr R Haley M Kummer P Fower Sulluvan D Meyer and Mgr J Nonsel Dates 9 I9 9 21 9 29 O 2 IOXI6 9!27 0 4 IO 6 IO! I IOXI3 I0!I8 l0!2O 8 If5 If2I WOODBURY HOCKEY SCORES Woodbury Pufman Merchanivulle Pennsqrove Mooresfown Fruends Lower Reguonal Gloucesfer Collunqswood Sanford Prep Paulsboro Palmyra Brudgefon Audubon Paulsboro Brudgelon Audubon Collungswood mg I lav- nf 2 -,gg Q Vfrn' Qu 4 ,s lf' ,f A QA .. 'L T J W A-if 'V' 1- R l , - - - - I f ...... .,.....,.,...... . .,.........,...... S ....,..,.... .....,.,......,............,.......,.., . ' 2 . . ,, . .. f ..,......., .......... ..........,,,......,.... l 0 ........ - ....,......,. .,............. ' 2 . f ................... ..........,....... .......,. 2 ...,,.... .........,.....,............,...... 0 . I f , ..... ....,..,.....,., ....,.,...........,..... 2 ...........,...,.,....,. ' 4 ' ..................,,.,. ........ .........,.... 4 .....4...........,.,......,...... ' I ' ' ' ,.,,.,..,.....,................. .,......,...... l , .... ...................,..,...,.........,.. . .. 2 . I f .,..,.,,.,....,,.., .... ...............,....... 3 .,..........,.......,.. .............. ' 5 , 1 ' , ' , , X ..........,..,.u,....... ..,.,,....,.,,....,.... o aa......,,.,.......a.,......,......u.,. . 5 Q . . I u a...a.,...a...,........ - ..4...,.,. ,.,.,......,. 7 ..a.,.....,...... ......,.........,...a,............ u . ' .,,.. ,. a,.u..a . .TT.T..,..,............,...... 2 ..........,,..,....a.,.... . ........,........ - ...... . I ' ' ..........,...,, ...............,.....,.,...... 7 ...... ...,.... .............,.,................ - . . ' - -' - - ,,T,uu,,....a.,......,,,.... a................, 5 .,... - ...............,............. .............. 2 ' . . l0f2S .................u.,.,..............,. ..,..,... I ......,... , .,.,.....u.............. . ........... G loucesfer I . I I - - uufz ..... .......,....a.u... .uu.u,...,............. I ..a..,....,...a...,.,,.,..,..,,....,....,.,......., u - l lf .................,....................,......... 3 ....,....,.........,.....,..,,...,.............,... ' 0 ' , I I ...,..,.,.,,....,.....,.......,....,,..,,....... 2 ...,.,................................,., . ..,.,,.. 0 I - u .,.a,............,.....,..............,.a....... 3 , .,4. , ,..........,,.,..,.,..... - ...r... ' 4 Q 'u .' ' . . ' I . I ' , f S yd . . 'e, . . . . . . A I . J. V . . . . . . .. ' V W. 14-2 u ur ? 2? 'III H ii i t gs I I I, Mi .g xx? I 0 O 4 ' , af A V' by 1 V - V u ' 4.4 4 gs Iv ssl -3 ' Ky T ,L uw xc I , , E P' ff- X ' x I V' I W I Q b as I Q 'sk 1 ' I Iv I F' ,,. IM Q, , if V I , ' . 1 y x X A g f' K. . y . - V I. f - A ' fs 4 a. . Buys' Varsity Eluh BACK ROW: T. Farrow, D. Jones. C, Albaugh, H. Hunl, J, Slokley, W. Davis. E, Parks, B. Coclz, M. Plum: 3RD ROW H. Marlnellos, J. Walller, M. Parks, P MacAlIis+er, D. Thomas, L. Clif+on, H Sinlc: ZND ROW: B. Sfevenson, R. De Will, l., Cliflon, A. Haley, B. Gruff P. Clillon, T, Cunningham, J. McCarron IST ROW: M. Slafheri, T. Duer, H Cairns, H. Pearce. R. Guesl, W. Kolros A. Marrin. SPONSOR .........,............ .......... . ..,..,.......,.. . ................... . .,,......,... . .....,.,... M r. Klepac Presidenf, Harry Pearce: Vice-Presidenf, Harry Cairns: Sec- relary, Bill Kolros: Treasurer, Dicl: Guasf. We have all enjoyed fhe boys'-girls' and lacully-Varsily Club baslcefball games. We've seen lhe flashy blue and gold iaclcefs fhal +he Senior alhleles wear. These are iusf 'rhree of fhe proiecfs 'the Varsily Club underlalces 'fo advance fhe inleresf shown in sporls. SPONSOR .,.......,.... -- ..........,.... - ..,.,.........,.,....,,...,..,........,,..... , .... . ........... Miss Taylor President Rosemary Haley: Vice-President Kalhleen Emeniclrer: Secrefary, Ann Snyder: Treasurer, Jeaneffe Sullivan. The desire of every girl fha? goes our for sporls is fo play on 'rhe varsify squad of eifher fhe baslcelball, hockey, or 'rennis feam someday. Affer fhey play in fhe varsify gamess lhey aufomarically S T '..f, Composed of varsiry leifer winners, This club has also sponsored many of +he high school dances fhal are enioyed by everyone who affends and has also promoled +ha+ leafure of fhe year, lhe boys' loofball leam lighling for viclory againsl lhe girls' hockey leam in a laugh-producing scramble called hoclrey . ln fheir duller momenfs when 'rhey are noi planning some new acfivify, fhey usually advance lheir lfnowledge of sporfs by walching sporfs movies under 'rhe wafchful eye of Mr. Klepac, fheir sponsor. become members of The Girls' Varsify Club. Af lheir meelings lhey discuss 'the rules of differenl' sporfs. They gave a successful dance al 'rhe begin- ning of fhe year. A+ all our home baslcelball games fhey sell refreshmenfs al 'rhe snacl: bar. The profil 'rhaf fhey rnalce al' lhe games helps pay fhe way of fhe girls lo hoclcey camp. The 'theme of lhe Girls' Varsify Club is lo lurn oul good sporls. This has been very ably exempli- fied by our sporlswomen. Girls' arsity si gl Eluh IST ROW: R. Haley. J, Sullivan, N. Smifh, J. Nensel: 2ND ROW: M. Weber, 5 B. Carll, B, Filer, lf. Emenicker, V. Burgess: BRD ROW: A. Simon. E. Schaffer, Coach Taylor, R. Warren, A, kd Snyder, D. Meyer. firncc ffnnnlrv r' V-.v D- Thomas' The Woodbury High School harriers really mopped up lhe fraclcs lhis season. They won fhree meers, came in second in a lriangular meer, and fool: rhird place in rhe Soufh Jersey cross counfry meer. They were up againsf such schools as Lower Regional, Bridgefon, and Haddonfield. Two new wonders came forrh fhis year and helped our winnings immensely. They were Joe Sloan, a Sophomore, and Melvin Nensel, of fhe Junior class, Some of lasl year's qreafs and near- qreals were also back: Dave Thomas, Don Smifh, Bob Tiller, Paul Corcoran, and Don Kimmel, Crossecounrry does no? always have The choice of fhe schools besf afhlefes. because ifs season af rhe same 'rime as loofballs and if is a minor sporr. However, even wifh rhis handicap The feam was befrer Than average. U Opp. WHS Ocf. 4 ............,...,.... Triangular Meet . ...... .,...... A way Lower Regional ..........., ......,. 2 3 Sl Haddonfield ,,... , ...... ......., 6 I l2nd placol Od. 13 .... .,..., . ,..... H addonfield .... ,......, 3 2 25 Home Ocf. I8 ....,.,. ..... , ..., B ridgefon ,......,, ..,... ..... .,.,..,. 3 2 2 4 Home Ocf. 25 ,........ .......,... H addonfield .................. .. 34 25 Away Nov. I ......... ,,.., Soufh Jersey Cross . ., 89 Away Country Meet of ,, .... ,. Bridgefon: 7 schools Compefed. lLow Score Winsl l3rd placol Cu . foul 'hal' ww' ' 'Nobdbuw Q uf A Qonso 'om.n -- ch , man and Gucabb. vi. for can-,,,M A ' lump fun. -frr --'tgwgmh Buys' Basketball This Year's varsify suffered a bad season, winning 4 names and losing I5 Games. This was mainly because of fhe laclc of experience, for we had few refurning leffermen. ln spife of fhe bad record, however, we wenf info the finals in fhe Grloucesfer Counfy Baslrefball Jamboree. Woodbury played ifs besf in fhese games. Harry Sink, who was elecfed capfain by his fellow feammafes, oave his feam able supporf. The boys fouqhf hard fhroughouf fhe season wifh Guesf. Nensel, and Waldner holding high scoring honors. The boys losf in fhe lasf quarfer of several games because of laclc of experience, lf is felf fhe nexf year's refurning leffermen will have fo fighf hard fo hold fheir posifions because of a sfrong Woodbury J. V. feam. BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES W.H.S. Opp 33 54 Dec. I5 ,. ., ...,,.,. Woodrow Wilson .. Dec. I9 ,.., ......,,...... W oodsfown . . 34 43 Dec. 29 .. . ...... Gloucesfer Counfy Baslcefball Jamboree and Glassboro lsemi-finalsl 22 l9 Jan. 3... .. ...,..., . -.-,. Paulsboro lfinalsl . . 34 36 Jah. 5 ., ........... ...Audubon 50 44 Jan. 9 .. .,,.. ...,.... - .,... G loucesfer , , ,, 39 47 Jan. I2 ,, ,..., ....... ..l-laddon Heights 37 64 Jen. I6 .. ..,...,. .....Glassboro ,. SO 44 Jan. I9 ..... ,... .........,..... P aulsboro , . 45 57 Jan. 23 ....,,.... ............... H addonfield ., .. 30 58 JGY1. ....,.., ..... ,. ...,.... R eqional ,,,,,,, , ,,,, 33 29 JON. ..... .H ..... , ........ Collingswood ,, 49 Feb. 2 .. ......,.,...,.. Audubon ,. . 48 Sl Feb. 6 ......, .. ,..., ...HG-loucesler ,. . 33 66 Feb. 9 ..... ...Haddon Heighfs 33 45 Feb. I3 ....,. . ,..,....... Paulsboro 40 54 Feb. lb .....,,,. Haddonfield 44 50 Feb. 20 ,.,.- ...,. ..-Collingswood 55 73 Feb. 23 . .. .Lower Regional 52 67 Sonny Parks lNo. 3l reaches high fo rofriovo ball from opponen? while Waldnor lNo. 41 and Gun? lrighf foregroundl look on hopefully. STANDlNG: G. Small. R. Guest M. Nensel, D, Waldner, M, Richman . H. Sink, C. Albauqh, N. Parlrs, T. Farrow, R. Haggerfy: KNEELING: Assf. Mgr. A. Paine, Mgr, G. Coslello. Girls' Basketball IST ROW A Snyder D Meyer L Caulley A Sumon V Burgess Muss L Rofhermel 2ND ROW R Mann B Carll E Schaffer J Sheppard 3RD ROW R Warren M Weber R Haley B Fuler M Kummer C Ponfon Swush' Thus was a well known sound heard un favor of lhe Woodbury gurls durung fheur games The sayung fhal spurred 'rhe feam on fo vuclory was A leam fha? wonl' be beafen canl be beafen Thus was The general spuru'r of all fhe games The pracluce games were all successful excepr fhe one wufh Pennsgrove Prachce games were an assel because fhey made lcnown 'lhe mus fakes of The 'ream These musialces were correcfed un lhe nexl four games whuch proved +o be succes suve wuns Our fursl' upsel was wufh Gloucesler Thus was a hearfbrealcer 'ro fhe feam because uf mean? lhal 'rhey had dropped from a fursf place he wulh Gloucesler fo a second place 'rue wufh Lower Reguonal Then much fo our benefuf Lower schools all 'rued for fursl' place agaun We agaun began our wunnung sfrealc whuch lasfed the resf of +he season The next hme fhe gurls Tangled wufh Gloucesler we upsel fhem 4837 Thus was fhe mosf fruumphanf game of fhe season The funal game wufh Audubon proved fo be a dual vucfory for lhe W H S gurls won fhe Wesf Jersey League Champuonshup for 'rhe second successuve 'rume The caplaun of lhe feam Gunnue Burgess was hugh scorer for fhe season She lhoughf nolhung of raclcung up 30 pounls a game Also Rosue Haley and Emma Shaelfer lcepf 'rhe scorers busy Then of course Rufhue Mann Laura Frusbey and Juanufa Sheppard succeeded un holdung down fhe o+her forwards GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES Woodbury 58 Woodbury Woodbury Woodbury Pufman Paulsboro Coll ngswood Reguonal Woodbury Woodbury Woodbury Woodbury Mooresfown Fruends Audubon Paulsboro Collungswood Woodbury Reguonal ' Woodbury Woodbury 59 Audubon 2 League Games Gloucesfer A g . ...,,,....,....u.,.,.,s...s.,,................... , ....s...,......,. .,.,.su,.s.,.....,..... ' 46 ' 56 ...........,.,.......,...............,.........,..................,. ,... ,..,....,. 3 4 ' - ' ' 5l ....,... .........,...,. ................... - ...,.......,.........,. l 39' ' ' Sl .. ...,.. .... . . ........,......,....,.....................,, ...,. , ,,., . .. ' 46' ' ' ' a Regional beai Gloucegerl which made me Hvee Woodbury lg ..... ...,.. . .,.s...,, .. . .... ..,.,,. .. s........ .,,....... G loucesler - 55 ...,..,. .,....... ...,,..,... . . .. ..,....., ...... . , ..,.,,. ,,.,...... . 38' ' ' , ' 63 . ,.,..............,,.u ., .u...,.....u,..,., ......., T su' , - ' - 52 ...... ss... u........s...,...s ,.....s.u . . 4, ..s. ' za' h - 43 .. .,..,.. ....,.,.,. .... .,......... . . . ..,...,....,...... .,......... ...,.. . . ' 38 . ' I . 48 ........ ... ,.,....., .,,......... .,......,... 4 . ,,,., ............ ...,, . . 3 7' , r I ..... .... s ............,...,...s., .... . ..,..,,s, s,...,.. , , 9' I o G07 fha? ball, Rufhio Plonfy of prachco hops our ham in shape. We loved all bur 'rwo of our opponenfs in our 'rennis malches, as one can plainly see by look- ing af lhe scores. The nel jumpers won 34 mafches and los'r one. The undefeated players in fhe league plays were Diane Slifer, who was lirsf, Elaine lverson and Barb Pedriclc, fied for second, and Marlene Weber, who was +hird. The season opened wilh Woodbury opposing Woods+own wi+h 'rhe Woodbury girls showing Woodslown 'rhai +hey had wha? il fool: +o beal' fhem. Their only defeaf in league plays came from Paulsboro. They challred rhal' one up fo experience. The nexf fhree malches Tennis Team ended in a 7-O score for Woodbury. This ended +he league plays. This was a season well wor+h remembering. TENNIS SCORES KNEELINGZ M. Weber. E. Iverson: STANDING: J. Taylor, Slifer, A. Rowland, A. Simon, B. Pedriclr, and B. Taylor. L1 ,yt ot 4'-'Q' .O uc' 'G' -was v we .. l Q, f W ' Ji , ei., .: 'tlrvwwf-1 4 4.4 Kg, Y 9 Dahs 4X9 Woodbury 7 , .. . Woodsfown 4f26 ...... .. Woodbury 6 . Paulsboro 5X3 ,..,.., . Woodbury 7 . . , Pennsgrove SXIO .. Woodbury 7 ,. . Bridgefon SXI7 .. Woodbury 7 Hamrncnlon Sf26 ...,... Woodbury 5 . .. . Haddonheld B. Horan, M. Lewis Cummings, D. 'V' . at ., 1' ' ' ' iv f' ' 6- . ,L- l cr ' ' ' f ,., ' f . ' F I V H I , f fx f aa ff 1' C, 37 ' f , as X Q 4 :J- ' n A r- fri' F '11 I I J d P 1.1 ,- ,,...-y ,af ,,,,,. W.H.S. Haddonfield .. .,.,, . ,.... 52 Camden ..., ..,...,.. . ...,. , , 78 Haddonfield-Dual 52-5f6 Audubon , ..,.,... . ,,..,. .. ....,,. ..,..., . 68412 Mooreslown .,.. ..,.... . .. ..... . . ..,. .. ., 75 Woodrow Wilson 96 Penn Relays: 3rd in Suburban Mile lsr in Special Mile George School: 41h Place Long Branch Relays: 4+h in 2 Mile Relay 2nd in Mile Bridqeron Relays: 2nd in 2 Mile Relay Soulh Jersey Championships: 3rd Colonial Conference: 3rd Sfafe Meel: 2nd in 440 Group lll Tie for 2nd in Pole Vaull' The I950 mile relay foam was fha besf W seen for several years, 'gasif- 'Q '.: Opp. 70 39 68416 4B-lf2 42 26 oodbury has 2 ..'5 '.:... ' l S FIRST ROW lsiflinql, l.. Gilliard, R. Tiller, W. Armisieadi SECOND ROW llcneelingl, J. Vasile, T. Twells, C. Wool- man, P. Sfevenson: THIRD ROW: B. Gruff, V, Gibson, B. Miller, B. Sfevenson, C. Paine: FOURTH ROW: R. Bloom- field, R. Crawford, W. Cook, D. Jennings, J. Shaefer, T. Farrow: BACK ROW: P. MacAllisl'er, K. Peferson, A. Marlin, H. Pearce, G. Kendall, J. Hansen, G. Finch. One of fhe mosr varied sporfs ar Woodburv High is rraclc. l'f's a sporl' lhai involves approxi- mafely 'rhiriy pariicipanfs, and of 'rhe ihirry rarely do more lhan five engage in 'rhe same faslr. Alfhough lraclc is noi a greai specfafor sporf, Woodbury srill has high regard for ir, and is pre- paring for rhe coming season ro improve, if possible. over lasr year. ln l95O, rhe Painemen had a favorable season, winning four and losing fwo meeis in dual com- peririon. Haddonfield and Haddon Heiqhrs were fhe spoilers, The Herd also represenled Themselves eslimably in several relays during lhe year, such as in 'rhe Camden Indoor, in which rhey fool: firsf in a medley: rhe Bridgefon Relays, where 'rhey were second in +he 'rwo-mile relay: and 'rhe Penn Relays scorinq rhird in ihe suburban mile and iirsf in The special mile. A+ ihe George School Meef lhe feam placed iourfh. ln ihe Soufh Jersey Championships and in 'rhe Colonial Conference Meer rhe ream ran rhird. Harry Pearce clinched second in The 440, Jim Shaefier lied for second in pole vaulf, and Caprain Arr lNilson was fourih in 'rhe iavelin in ihe Siaie Meer. Sam Porler was Secfional Champion and Colonial Conference Champion in rhe mile rhis year. Wiih such performers as Pearce, Farrow, Cliffon, Schools, Thomas and orhers, along wifh some promising underclassmen, 'rhis year we should have a good ream 'rhar could easily equal, if not surpass, lasf year's record. Wufh lhe brealcung of earlh and +he comung of sprung a young 'nans fancy furns 'foward our naiuonal pasfume baseball Young men of Wood bury Hugh are no excepluons and are ufchung +o equal or umprove lasf year s record Lasl' years feam almosl broke even as fhey won sux of fhelr fourleen conlesfs The loss of Bull Nueder and Joe Scully pruor 'ro lhe season s s+ar+ had a lol fo do wulh rhe squad s performance The feam was led by an able pufchung slfaff consuslung nraunly of Specs Scarqle Al Haley Jeep Walker and Harry Waclcer Bob Luiz who Pulled un for Nueder behund fhe pla+e dud an amazunq uob Capfaln Bull McKunney Duclc Guesl Mulf Plum Tom Cunnungham Al Grabbe Roy Mellor and Ally Grumes helped fo round ouf 'rhe s+ar+ung nune Capfaun Mcliunney Plurn Walker and Guesf were Sluggers sfarred 'rhe season off ruqhf bv beafung Collungswood and ended uf an a sumular fashion by defealung anofher ruval of ours Paulsboro However 'rhey uusf dudnf gel rhe breaks af 'fumes when a hul' meanf 'rlre dufference befween vuclory and defeaf Baseball Thus year l95l we are loolrunq forward lo a successful season even 'rhough we have losl some of fhe regulars buf we hope 'rhey ll full un 'rhese vacancues and wun fhe Mle BASEBALL SCORES WHS OP Collungswood Swedesboro Woodrow Wulson Haddon Heughfs Haddonfield Woodrow Wulson Lower Requonal Haddonfleld Paulsboro Audubon Collungswood Audubon Paulsboro J i FRONT ROW lsufhngl H Blake J McCarran T Cunnunqham SECOND ROW ll: eel q Manager J Banecier R Salem J Haines H Snlr G Scarqle ManagerW K lros THIRD ROW Mellor A Haley E Lecales W McKunney J Wallrer H Smlh A Gvrumes R Guesr S BACK ROW R Guesf E Parlms A Grabbe B Colvun R Luiz H Wacker M P'um ' ' P. ' ' - - ' ' . ,, H M .,.... 6 . , 4 - - l - l - - , . ..,... .... . . ..... ...... ,....... . . . ...,.. ..... 9 .. .. I8 . . . . ' . ' ' , ,,,.. , ..,... . ..,, .......,,, 4 , .. 2 , ' ' ' ' ....,..,,. . .... .. . ,... . , ...,..., 2 ...., l . ' ' G - . . . . . ,...... ........ , .. ..,, 3 . 5 - ' . ,... .. ............ ...... ......,.. . . 3 . . 5 l l I , , ' ., . ,. ...., . . 6 , I2 fhe feamlg Sflck brigade. Coach Guegfg Haddon Heighfs .,.... ..... , . .......,.,,,.,.................., ,....., . . in 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' . , . .....,...... . ,... ..... . 6 .. I4 - - . ,.... ...... . . , .... . . 5 ., . l . . . ' . 'l', ..,... ..., 2 ,, 4 . . . ..... .,............., , . .... .... .,,......,, , , . . , ..... , ....... .. 3 .. 7 ' ..,.,.. .. ..,,... ......,.. ......,.... ,..,.,... ............ .... . . . 5 .......,, . . . l 1 ' ' , . , . D . , ' ' : r ln . . - . . , , I , , , . 5 f I Wooclburg Heights --N ,QQWWX XQiKEElXE I Kfj A - 'i ffff z 4 UNFINISI' ji!! . 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I SOPHS ' W MWAII I Q1 Z IN 'td' 'MQ V UH n 4 I QA X 41 1 N ,-I'- i I Q I I ,f -59 H- Ped N I ' g 1 IQ? I ,- NIO? XI T J sf I 4 X .I I I I I J-TX Af i f'XE A-4 KXKLEJ-K Jsiqi- 3 x - X X, Nc., UNFINISHEIJ PHUIIUIITE. B. Aborn, J. Adams, T. Allen, S, Anderson, F. Armisiead. C. Bagby, Helen Bailey, Herberl Bailey, S, Baker, W. Banks, J. Barnes, L. Barflw, E. Bafes, J Beckelf, Jim Bell, Joseph Bell, J. M. Benjamin, R Bickersfaff, N. Bill, L. Bloodsaw, W. Brenckman, B Briggs, R. Briggs, R. Brining, R. L. Briffingham, T Bronsky, C. A. Brown, E. Brown, J. Brown, F, M Brunner, H. Budd, J. Cabey, G. Campsen, R. Camp- sen, O. Carpenfer, G. Cavallo, W. Clark, C. Cliff A. Connelly, W. Conquest R. Cook, R. Conlarino G. Corsey, W. Cummings, J. Darpino, E. Dafz, K. E Davis, S. Davis, A. DeLucas, M. Dembey, M. Dennis D. DePie+ro, V. DeVenny, D. DeWi++, C. Dickerson A. Deering, W. Donaghy, L. Duer, M. Duncanson N. Dunn, J. Easflack, A. Ebenlwoech, E. Elam, D Evans, S. Evans, M. Farno, J. Farrell, C. Finch, F Finger, J. Flanagan, L. Fox, B. Frame, M. Friedel I i C. Frifz, B. Fullerfon, D. Gardiner, A, Gardner, R Gay, R, Gearharf, B. J. Genfer, A. Ghegan, H Gilcresf, M. Gilmore, F. Glaze, B. Glover, D. Goldy F. Gravino, G. Green, G. Grier, S. Griffilh, W Grifliflw, E. Groves. R. Guevarra, P. Hackney, V Hagerflwy, D. Haines, W. Haines, J. Hallquisf, D Hamilron, C. Hammond, W. Hamwriglmf, B. L Hannold, M. L. Hansen, R. Harper, J. Harris, J Hawkins, R. Heilman, E. Henning, C. Hess, F. Hess S. Hildebrand, G. Hill, R. Hill, F. Hoffman, D Hoolahan, L. Holmes, A. Hudson, K. Hudson, B Huggins, T. Human, J. Husfon, R. Hufclwinson, M lngram. E. Jackson, F. Jackson, J. Jefferys, O Jennings. F. Johnson, A. Jones, B. Jones, G. Jones N. Jones, M. Kaenzig, J. Kelly, S. King, G, Koenig C, Kummer, C. Kwiefkowski, J. Ladd, D. Lafferfy R. Laux. B. Lawrence, M. Le Caies, G. Lee, J Freshman Class Lee, K. Lenker, M. Leonard, N. Leslie, C. Lesser, B Lefzinq, E. Lewis, M. Liboma+i, J. Lifflelon E Livingsion, Alberi Long, Arihur Long, D, Loper, J Loper, R. Louis D. Mahiey, M, Marlin, B, Marsh, M Mariin, C. May, J. McClellan, N. McCormick, J McCullough, t R. McDonald, B. McElwee, R McGuinness, S. McHugh, L, McLane, E, McNealy H. Mergel, C. Messner, M. Meyer, D. Miclcunas, Ai Miller, N. Milroy, N. Morgan, C. M. Morris, J Morris, R. Morris, C. Morrison, R. Muhlaclt, M Mullin, W. Muirain, J, Munyon, A. Murphy, J Murfha, L. Noddin, D. O'Brien, A. Olsen, J, Olson A, K, Pappers, J, Pereira. W. Pelers, P, Pierce, W. Pike, M. Pime, A. Pio, J. Plummer,' B. Poole, M Porfer, H. Poslca, W, Queale, F. Radler, R. Rahm C. Ransley, W. Reeve, C, Reinmulh, G. Remmlein B. L. Renner, R, Renner, R. Richardson, J. Riech, C. G. Riley, J. Rizzo, L. Robinson, L. Rodberg, l. Roe. E. Rollinghoff, R. Ross, S. Ruffenberg, C. Sabo, G. Sammons, D. Schafer, C. Schneider, E. Sears, N. Selby, A. Sexlon, J. Shea, D. Sherman, B, Shy- rock, W. Simcox, O. Sinex, 6. Sink, W, Small, Diane Smilh, Don Smilh, H. Solberg, F. Speakman, V. Spealcman, A. Sprowl, T. Slaplelord, A. M. Slauller, N. Siepanulc, R, Sievenson, E. Slewarl, G, Slewarl, J. Sloclms, R. Sfranq, P. Sullivan, J. Swank, P. Sweeney, J. Taiii, F, Tappy, T. Taylor, D. Thomas, K, Thompson, R. Thompson, W. Thompson, W. Tiller, J. Timberman, L. Toio, S, Toio, J. Tripp, D. Troul, P. Trueax, Joan Turner, John Turner, F. Urban, C. Waelde, S. Ward, R. Warner, B. Wen+zel, B, While, E. Whi++en, D. Wilcox, Raymond Williams, Roselfa Williams, W, Wilson, J, Worrall, L. Worihinglon, J. Zander, B. Zane, 00 UNFINISHEIJ PHUIJUETS D. Abel, E. Abbolf, N. Anlhony, C. Bailey, J. Balli- sfreri, N. Bane, E. Banks, N. Banks, R. Baumann, E. Berry, J. Berry, W. Biesfer, S. Bilman, J, Broadhursl B. Brown, D. Brown, D. Budd, B. Canary, G Chambers, H. Cha lin J Charlesworlh J. Cheese- p , . . man, D. Chew, P. Clay, C. Clayborne, J. Clayburne L. Clilfon, D. Cobb, D. Coia, P. Colclough, R Conicello, B. Cossabone, M. Covely, B. Craig, H Crank, R, Crawford, B. Cushing, W. Dahmer, L. Dalfon, F. Davis, G. Davis, R. Davis, M. Delane R. De Lisi, S. De Lue, V. De Lue, C, Demby, De Remige, J. Dickerson, F. Dickman, G. Dilks, J Di Vall, D. Dixey, M. Dodge, B. Domzalski, J. Donaqhy, E. Dubinsky, C. Dubles, D. Eggerl, R Ehrman, W. Eisfelder, L. Eldredge, R. Erickson, A Evans, C. Farrell, M. Fewkes, C. Forseman, J Forlsor, A. Fosler, A, Founlain, C. Frank, F. Fral'l'a R. Gaflin, L. GarreH', J. Geilz, R. Gerard, V. y. J Gibson, L. Gilliard, D. Glorioso, M. Goefz. D. Green, H. Green, G. Greening, A. Grimes, A Grivonvics, G. Grolzinger, B. Hagmaier, S, Haley D. Hancock, L. Hanlon, N. Hanson, H. Hardy, B Haring, D. Harf, P. Henderson, J. Henninger, A Henry, J. Hin+on, D. Hoey, S. Holder, G. Holmes P. Hughes, C. L. Human, G. Humes, P. Jaque+'r K. Johnson, C. Jones, M. Jones, W. Kane, M Kappes, H, Kauffman, J. Kaufman, G. Kendall, L Kennedy, M. Kerr, O. Kier, W. Kingsley, F. Koller D. Kofrady, D. Kramer, J, Krassan, M. Kull, S. Lape M. Larmer, G. Lawrence, T. Leake, E. Le Cales V. Lee, R. Leedy, J. Lehn, F. Lenox, N. Levin, l Long, C. Lydon, R. Maahs, T. Magee, H. Maier, L Mallinger, J. Maloney, C. Marl, C. E. Marlin, C P. Marlin, H. Marlin, J. Marlin, S, Maflack. J Maffhews, W. McCullough, F. McMenamin, R Merchant A. Michaels, J. Michaels, H. Michaluk Snphumnre Class C. Miller, J. Monlgomery, R, Monfgomery, K Mooney, T. Moore, F. Morgan, M. Moun'r, G Moyer, O. Mullen, R. Mullin, J. Myers, W, NebleH, G. Nensel, R. O'Malley, R. Omrod, A. Osborn, K Pacana, M. Palfen, A. PaHerson, C, Paflerson, M Paiferson, D. Paul, W. Payne, O. Paynler, D Penders, E. Percival, G. Pellolina, D. Phillips James Pierce, John Pierce, M. Pike, R. Ploffs, M Plum, R, Poper, R, Prairie, W, Price, M. Pri+cheH, S, Quarfon, C. Quimby, G. Ramsey, K. Rapp, K Redheffer, R. Reed, H. Resniclc, P, Reynolds, J Richards, B. Riddell, J. Riddle, E. Rinlc, L. Rober+s M. Roberfson S. Rolf, N. Roofe, W. Rossifer, P. Roussin, B. Rudman. M. Rumalcer,'J. Russell, J Sandman, F. Scargle. R. Schapperlq L. Schiavo, R Schmid, D. Schmidf, C. Schweigarf, G. Schweigarl. E. Schweifzer, W. Seeman, E. Sharp, G. Sharp, K Shilciiino, D. Shimpi, B. Siclcel. J. Siegle, D. Single l X l x fon, G. Slaler, H. Slimm, Jaclc Sloan, Joseph Sloan E. Smailer, L. Smailer, L. Smashey, W. Smashy, P Smifh, H. Snell, E, Snyder, N. Sohl, J. Sommers, J Sooy. C. Spencer, H. Sfafesman, M. Sfauffer, G Sleclcman, A, Slepanulr, M. Sfepanulc. J. Slolcley J. Siouffer, A. Sfoylro, D. Sfrang, H. Slrube, D Super, J. Swifzer, K, Tanquay. B. Taylor, J, Terres T. Thompson. E. Thepens, T. Tofo, C. Turner, M Turner, M. Ulman, B. Urian, N, Urian, B. Van Ellen P. Ver Bryclc, J. Vollc, D. Wagner, J. Wahl, M, A Walcler, F. Wallace, J. Wallrer, W. Wallcer, S. A Wal+on, H. Ward, R. Warren, V. Wasdiclz, L Walson, N. Waxman, W, Weimar, C. Weir, N Wern+z, E, M, Wes+, F. Wiegner, D. Williams, Eliza- befh Williams, Efhel Williams, D. Wilson, H. Wilson V. Wise, J. Wolberl, R. Wood, P. Wright W Wrighf. 1 X X. I X UNFINISHED PHUDUIIT5 V. Abboir, B. Allen, L. Allen, W. Armis+ead, N Arnold, V. Babnew, D. Balcer, J. D. Baldwin, H Ballinger, P. Ballinger, J. Baneclcer, F. Beard, J Beclcelt H, Blake, R. Blearn, L, Blizzard, R. Bloom field, I. Boclc, W. Boelwme, M. Bowersox, A. Boxer, P. Bradley, P. Brocco, J, Brown, V. Brown, R Bryanr, J. Budd, M. Burns, K. Campbell, C. Carew, B. Carll, B. Carlson, J. Cassady, D. Cavallo, H Clay, L. Cliflon, B. Colvin, D, Connor, B. Cook, A. Cooney, M. Corsey, R. Cox, W. Coy, M. Cum mings, D. Davis, P. Deelian, J. Dennis, B. De Vaull R. De WIH, G. Diclcman, J. Diclcman. A. Diedricln A. Di Prospero, N. Di Vall, F. Dobbins, A. Donnelly M. Donnelly, W. Dougherfy, J. Easfner, R. Elem I.. Ellis, K. FaII:ens+ein, B. Farrell, T. Farrow, C Ferlanie, B. Filer, V, Finger, K. Finsel B. Fifzpafriclc S. Ford, J. Fowler, D. Frazeur, D. Fried, R. Galifin R. Garlner, D. Gelwring, D. Geih, H. Gilberf, D Gilmore, M. Girogosian, M. Glover, E. Goefz A. Green, T. Griggs, C, Grulf, R. Haggerfy, J SITTING, leff fo riqlwf: Bonnie MacGibeny, Yreasurer: Ted Farrow, Vice-president STAND- ING: Joan Toth, corresponding secreforyg Bill Coolr, president: Joan Dickman, recording secretary. Juninr Class Haines, S. Hale, M. Hamillon, T. Harney, J. Harvev. D. Hawkins, J. Henning, H. Henry. J. Hess, V. Hess. A. Hill, C. Hubbard, J J. Hughes, J. S. Hughes, H. Hunf, J. Hu++on, S. Johnson, F. Kaehler. P. Kane, G. Kapp, J. Keeler, F. Kerr, D. Kersey. D. Kimmel, J. Klepac, T. Klepac. G. Knapp. S. Koenig, R. Kohler, E. Kraemer, K, Kramer, N. Krusch, R. Kullman, M. Kummer, F. Laun, A. Lewis, G. Lewis, M. Ligh+cap, A. Li++le, L. Loring, H. Louis. W. Louis, A, Lovell, B. MacGibeny, J. Magee, J. Mahoney, B. Marcus, R. Marlin, H. Marshall, B. Marlin, M. Mason, J. McCarron, J. McGuinness, H. Merchanf, D. Middleron, C. Miller, G. Miller, P. Miller, A. Monzo, R. Moore, P. Muncie, J. Naphy, M. Nensel, H. Nesbiff, P. Newfon, E. O'Brien. S. Olsne, J, O'Malley, A, Paine, Norman Parlus. R. Palon, C. Perlcowifz, J. Peiers, K. Pelerson, W. Picard, R. Pipolo, C. Ponfon, D. Poole, l. Prudenx R. Quaffrone, M. L. Queale, P. Quinn, W. Rahm, C. S. Reese, E. Reeves, R. Reeves, N. Reicherf, M. P f vu J. Renner, M. Robinson, B. Roeder, T. Romm, J Roussin, J, Rowe, N. Rowland, W. Rudmann, R Rumalcer, B. Runner, D. Rupp, D. Sagers, J. Saqers L. Sagirs. R. Sallom, T. Scanlon, R. A. Schaaf, E Schaffer, M, Scheefz, M, Schmich, B. Schmidt G Schmoll, H. Schomber, D. Schuman, D. Schwarlz J. Scoff, S. Sco'r+. R. Semb, A. Sexion, V. Sherman M. Shilri+ino, R. Siegle, A. Simon, R. Simon, J Smifh, R, Smilh, A. Snyder, P. Snyder, M. Sowden P, Spaelh, W. Spicer, B. S+aclchouse, E. Sfanfon, E Slauffer, D. S+e+ser, H. Sfevens, M. Sfevens, A Sfevenson, B. Sfevenson, J. Slolcley, P. Sirumpfer J. Sullivan, B. Thiemich, P. Thompson, B. Tiller, R Tonio, J. Tofh, F. Tumbelfy, F. Turing, T. Twells, J Vasile, E. Waegele, D. Wagner, I. Wagner, L Wagner, D. Waldner, P. Ware, D, Warringion, M Weber, S. Weirz, J. Wernlz, P. Wiclc, B. Wilsox D, Williams, P. Wilson, H. Wilfmeyer, C. Woolman W. Zander, C. Zeugner, J. Zoblin. var . sxsvw 'W' wx A , g' 5 Q f H 3w.a Q53 QM W 'f A Jil Q35 nf X- 9 . xc, - 5 iff V I -gf--+ D U CIS -J QL THE SENIUHS - CLYDE L. ALBAUGH Nalional Park GENERAL Eoolball 4LIne Man of lhe Week agaun I Woodrow Wulson Isl game 4 Recrealuon C mmrllee I B y rslly Club 3 4 k Iball o al 4 Spo u I eball Clung One ol our oulsland :ng foolball players enloys all out oor sporls du nkes know l people passes Mme al Prfrsburqh Penrfsylvanua rnollo IS Take ern as Ihey come ELIZABETH ELEANOR ALLEN Woodbury GENERAL Lulerary Club 4 Spanush Club 4 Club a Po S+ oe Eorrda Sw mr-mng Club 2 al ar Iram Hugh Phrladelphra Be y a gay lrrvolous gal always smnlrnq popular wrlh every one likes Io Iravel and she oe Irkes lo swrm and s ae spends her vacalnons IH Elorrda plans Io be an archaeoloqlsl and wr: er class comrc A u sprrrl as Ihe monfh of May RUTH LOUISE ALLEN Woodbury ACADEMIC Sensor play 4 make up Chemrslry u 4 TrIY 3 4 Dramafeurs 4 French Club 2 Spanrsh Club 3 res man Chorus Drum an Bugle Corps I u a quuel' gurl ul we known lakes horseback rrdrnq and Iravellng spends her exlra fume n Colorado Iols of fun RONALD ANDERSON Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dual Lrlerary Sfaff 4 Chem ry Club 4 and ex n rkes nelles Fords skafunq dslrkes poelry Shakespeare Iutlerbugs and rrq no Iam: lar haun s mrschnevous c rly ha r fall Ah why should Isle all labour be7 GEORGIAMAE S ARNOLD Almonosson SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL mor pl y usher Sun ua Ty mg slalf 4 Sludenl Ande I Secrelary ro Mrss Wallace and Mr Panne 4 Recrealuon Commrllee I urses ub 2 Lea ers Cu I Fulure Homernakers I Arnerrca huslonan 3 Gecrqra headmo lor Ihe ar I es S alnng arcunq sw W wrnq duslrkes poor Iasre n clolhes spends her Irne In M am Flor da and Wlldwood New Jersey A if 'Z Y ,yy 'wwf --sr 'Zu Ya' 'image of flur Finished Prnducl LEON VERNON ASAY Weslville Grove ACADEMIC Senlor Play cas? 4 Chemlslry Club Dr mafeurs 3 4 Senror C sl 4 Dramaleur Presenlallon sl' 3 b VlC6pFeSldef1I' 3 Journalrsm Club I 2 Whrfe and Gold I 2 reporter Foo ball I Ace lrkes swrmmrnq an rowunq good IH dramalrcs enloys people very Irnerdly from Wesl vrlle Grove enycys horseback rdrnq BRUCE RONALD BAKER Woodbury ACADEMIC Nafronal Honor Socuely 3 4 S Dual Lalerary Staff 4 Whale and Gold 3 lealure edrlor Chemrslry Club 4 Class orfrcer I Presudenl a+ Wellsburg Hugh Wesl Vrrqrnua Home Room Represenlahve 4 Lalrn Club 3 Chess and Checkers Cu 3 Drama+eurs I 3 usher al Honor Socrely Commencemenl' 3 J V Track 2 Ba e wenl Io Wellsburg Hrqh School rn Wesl Vurqmua hs freshman y ar c me h re hr sophomore year lakes brunelles concerl musrc swrmmrnq and sleep Ing Iale doesnl luke s cnal lorrnalr les plans Io be a doclor RUSSELL CHARLES BARBER Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dual Lrferary Sfall 4 Chemrs r u Trac 4 Spor s Manager lor Cross Counlry 4 uss drrves a 4l C ev lrkes dancrng and qood musuc spends pachcally all h Irme Woodbury wrlh Ihe car very soc: able bul qmel Iall qcodlookrng see wr+h Don or Corky delesls beunq called Russre ambrluon have Iraq removed from The cur rrculum MARGARET MAE BATES Blackwood Terrace GENERAL Sensor Play 4 usher German Club 4 Spanrsh Club 2 Chess a Checkers Club 2 Dramaleurs I Elrquelfe Club I Peggre a faur ha red damsel rendly qurel blonde fall wel dressed sludrous qay very good arhsl plans Io make arf her vocahon A ROBERT EDWIN BECKER Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL Semcr play 4 Scenery properlres Slaqe Shall Club 3 4 chanrcal Drawrnq Club 3 Chess and Checkers Club 3 Eoolball Sporls M naqer I 2 Tumblnq 3 4 o es an cwrs a o r pl ns To drsve sfock cars sp nds hs fume n Wrldwo hooky -dnslrkes work - S - - I I 47 a I Il I' I ' Play : ' c ' , 7 o s' 5 ' 7 I ' Va . 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I I I ,, I I I 3 I I I I I- I- , :ll ' I B b -llk d I1 1- ,Ir-IIII ,dm I- I od-s ' A- ' , . , l, , I 1 ' 8 5 ' I ' Od- ll Y I'-, ,ff 'l l' K ef I THE SENIUHS DALE ARDEN BEDELL Clarhboro GENERAL un Dal Ltera y Shall 4 Sun Dual Inq QQII ent ax, er T Se et I s endruclcsorf 4 or Halloween Marne Boolrlreep nl e veroqe 3 E IA Ima A erlume ew Yor Homemalrers o Ame I-I School Crcus Commvtee 2 Gee Cu 3 Hot Rod c newcomer r ou ton M me a tease me rselt' rqht at home In W I-I Ilces partres snow dancrnq munq Woodbury lcds hopes to be a frayelmq unferror de ora or v ry Irlendly oh that accent' nqerous th e ce Ines m burqs and coke GEORGE R BEEBE Wenonah GENERAL 2 n Sororato Flor: a onln es h a rvtues onqs to I-I we In C urch work pans o preacher belongs Io De Mole SHIRLEY LEE BRADBURY Woodbury ACADEMIC nu I p 4 Recreation om ee 2 3 4 Home Room e enlatrve I rl Chemlstry Club 4 French Club 2 umor Dramateurs Eres me oru ur ey .Ines anal Q spor cheeseburqers-plans tc Q: o ew r and be a dietitian- V 'C but oh, that Tempe I-dislikes L I. dramatic Deople. HELEN MARIE BRIGGS Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL ecretary 'ro Mrs. Revrrods ' Commercial Club, 2' L'te ary C ub een '.- ns t: a . '- reiary - spends her yacatin '- Wi wood-very quiet-fl: s f C - i nsf-s n wit so a d ed. DOROTHY ELLEN BRINING Woodbury ACADEMIC nlor play cos' ' Sun ia, , 4' rl- , ,L ent, Secrets ' ' wl cws In f -5 ome Room eo - 1' . ea ers Club ' 'Te' ,f rr. 9 rs ' I u ' f ,, ' rum an 1 . :fr wrrrer , , , ---' 'ze ' r.- . Pro I . ' - I es 'C ni .V m'nq an Q. 'E rg-S ' 'C rf a nurse-H o wer - N J 'spi ' -a ways 5mI'In:5. 1544 Y? GRY 44 ff? l , 'if I I. -A 2 I Ilur Plmahed Pruducl ELIZABETH OLGA BRONSKY New Sharon GENERAL COMMERCIAL e reIary to M css 4 Av U ade oh a H ow L. 2 2 u Be tv r e sf 3 re a w ape home c r- w t Mary a d Jac e BETTY THERESA BROWN Blackwood Terrace GENERAL COMMERCIAL mor play 4 usher Dram- ' Marcrette 4 Asslstant Ma w s u 4 u Home-rnalcers t'AmerIca 2 Fr ends o An ma s tu ent ecretary to M s We be freatlnq Comm 'tee I lntrernuro a etbel 2 t y ll ES Smm mrnq 'ma e I DO e se re spe 1 er :me In WI d Cod 'wlrs o' Vwfa nn ton D every V06 qoo twrre pretty Ir a features ELSA D BROWN Westvnlle SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL rs Te So or qram oo ball 3 4 Secre ar to I Heppard 4 Sun Dual Typlncz Staff 3 4 Lrterary Club 2 Commercal Iu 2 Recreatvon Commrttee I N rses Club I Isa es I and ro er Inq, sl 'wnq to rn 'IODSS e a tary own a - ends h r v caf'ons i Mary- ' ErqAnA an enrts Iver' I GATEWOOD A. BROWN Woodbury ACADEMIC nlor pay, 4' , ' '- . I r nch ub. I urse '. , , 4, Presldent, 4: Leaders I , 3, 4: Cheerleader, 4' Drum a Buqle, 2, 3: Refreshment Committee for Prom, 2, GatIe 7 enioys dancirq. camp, Iauqhinq and food-pans to a . - n Wm orne w' h cccesionaf tri s-w 'ss her side-Ifclr, Dot ' 'ni a fer qraduatlon--waitress at Homestead. JOSEPH THOMAS BURGESS Woodbury Heights PRE-INDUSTRIAL n'f dt 4 Properffes ard Lenery' af , I res' ent, 4. 'Burqee - fkes Q1 n 'ru re wi Ir-doe rw, ' f. r smolme-h pes 'Q Q 2 ornla and open his own zo rhop - ends hs carlo s 'onwf friendly and llreaole. BI THE SENIIIIIIJ llur Pamshed Product VIRGINIA BURGESS Woodbury Heaghts GENERAL COMMERCIAL Garls Varsaty Club 4 Commercaal u ea ers ub ec re ary to Mass Heppard 3 oc ey J V Varsat as etball J V 3 Vars Captaan 4 Gannae lakes horseback rad ang attendang rodeos and yodel ang hopes to own a large ranch an the West and raase horses and cattle a very good athlete kand hearted stars an hockey and basketball HARRY EDWARD CAIRNS Wostvalle GENERAL os Varsaty Club 3 4 ace sdent 4 Football I rack I C Oa r Presadent 2 Vace Presadent 3 Stu dent Councll Executave Commattee Carson lakes sports dancang dslakes crowded places amba taon as to be a mechanac spends has vacataons an qood old Westvalle tall dark and handsome very popular arnonq all draves a Mer cury Naval Reserves has a future LATRICIA CANONICO Sowell SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL a e 3 4 Secretar to ass I-Ieppard 3 4 Representatnve to Magazarae Drve 3 Spanash Club 2 Corramercaal Club I Nurses Club 2 Pa lakes dancang spors her ambataon as to be a secretary or a housewate spends her vaca taons at Waldwood and Shore Acres New Jersey WILLIAM JAMES CAPALDI Woodbury GENERAL Heath Poster Contest 2 2nd praze Senaor play 4 propertaes and stage Mechanacal Drawang Cu 3 Football I 2 Assem y Commattees staqe hand 4 Hallo we en Wandow Paantanq 2 Wa lakes beanq wth a gang undecaded on has ambataon cool and collected tracks and es oave hm tor es anamatable our aovaal Wall FRANCES KATHRYN CASEY Westvalla GENERAL COMMERCIAL Sen or Play Cast 4 Spanash Club 3 Cornmercaal Club I Secretary to Mr Meeks and Mss Heal 4 Su er-t Aade 4 Gym he er peraod 8 tor Mass Rotherrnel 4 rankae lakes roller ska Iraq and swarnmang duslakes to be told what she can o spends her vacataons anywhere she can swam popular wath both boys and gurls smart an school woman draver LOUISE MARY CAULLEY Blackwood Terrace SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL enaor Play Usher 4 Sun aa Typang Staff 4 Typast tor Buffalo B mos 3 Basketball 2 3 4 s sembly Commattee 4 Labrarv Club 2 Junaor Dramateurs I Etaquette u I Student Aade 3 4 retary to Mrs Campbell 4 lnta mural Basketball 2 4 Lou lakes skatanq dancano swammanq and dravanq a car amba taon s to be a commercaal teacher spends her vacataons an Wald wood basketball player plays an accordaan JAMES ANDREW CAVANAUGH Wostvallo GENERAL Held tirst seat a Trumpet Sectaon ol South Jersey Dastrnct Band I 2 2 3 4 Orches 2 3 4 Student Conductor 2 3 4 am enaoys playanq the trumpet ambataon as to play Steel Paer at Atlantac Caty and to get a new car plays at Hamalton Hotel an Washangton D C ev ry y ar lakes to e speeches an A JOHN VERNON CHARD Woodbury GENERAL nch Club 3 Choar I V Sports Manager tor Football Jac lakes musac swammanq flshang huntnng and Phaladelphaa Phallaes hopes to own a cattle tarm spends has vacataons an Mary h atinevace srasn Whate and Gold Quartet JOAN ALBERTA CHARLTON Woodbury Heaghtx ACADEMIC Tra Hr Y Poster Contest Farst Praze 4 Dramateurs back staqe work 3 TrnY I 2 3 4 Assembly rn mat ee 4 Sun Daal Art Staff 4 Senaor Play make up 4 Drama teurs 2 3 Prompter 3 Etaquette u Junaor Drama eurs Gaarls Varsaty Treasurer 3 Glee u 2 hor 4 Hockey Joanne lakes sorotataes tun chemastry stscks up 'lor Woodbury Heaghts very popular square dancarag enthusaast enaoys a good loke plans to be a medacal tech nacaan or an M D JANE MARIE CHURCHILL Nataonal Park SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Cheerleader 2 3 4 Co Captaan 4 Secretary to Mass Heppard 4 Janae lakes dancang and swammang hopes to be a secretary spends her vacataons an Wald wood petate cheerleader often seen at Martans usually seen wath Rosa . . . I : . S . ' I D.' CI b, I: I. d ' CI , I: S - ' . : ' I ' , , 42 Y-L' , 2 , , , 1 A - I-I k , . ., 2, 3: 'y 4: ' , : ' , B k , . ., 2, , ity, 4, : ' . : ' ' , . CI b, : ' . . 1 Sec' ., . . ,,-. . v ' I : r - B y ' ' , I , V' - Pre I . I , , 2. 3. 41 ' I T , . 3: lass tT'ce, 2, 3. ' ' . . , ' , 5 ' . ' I 7 - 3. 4: Band, I, , . Z tra. 2, 3 41 Hs.Y, 3.4. ' ' 'J3 - ' ' l I ,, ,,-, I , - .. . on . . . - . . f ' I ,I 6 - t - e -' qiv ' .. ' . P. . D. Fre . : '. , 2, 3, 4: gun 05,1 Typgng gyaffr 47 gfudenf White and Gold Quartet, 3, 4: J. A'd , , 2 y M' - ' 1 I I - a, 2. :. '+.,-. . I + -, - ' ' . - ' y land- as o' -I q I I , , '- , , , I, : - Co ' 7 ' , , ' 't . : ' . I aes' bl ' V ' u' D y , q - ca b, Ig ' a , ag aa -' I ' a ca b, 2 C 1, 3. 1' ' ,2. - ' ' I ' ' 3, 4. Q I H ioa ' a . mfaaa- la ' ' - T ' ' . ' , I, I r ' I d I ' . : lp a a -, a ' - . d - - h . . . - THE SENIUHS Ilur Plnlshed Produc! WILLIAM G CLARK GEORGE V COSTELLO JR Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL Senior Play Properties and Scenery 4 Chess and Checkers 2 h tt u 3 likes to hunt and rap o likes ars hopes o machinist spends his vacations going through the New Enqlanc states man behind the scenes PERCY CARL CLIFTON JR Sowell ACADEMIC otball J V co captain 4 Trackl 2 3 Vars ty u I 2 3 4 Athletic Councnl4 Perc likes football and qirls hopes to be a pro football player line disposition and personality likes dancing and box nq SARA MARGUERITE COLE Westville SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Recording Secretary of Class 4 Senior play cast 4 Dramaleurs 3 4 Cast 3 Sun Dual Typinq Stall 4 Etiquette Club I French Club 3 4 Recording Secretary President 4 Secretary to Miss er 4 TrlY 4 Junior mateurs I a y likes dancinq swim minq ambition is to be famous spends her vacat ons in Trenton can be seen in the cashiers box at the theater in Westville wll make a fine secretary JOSEPH T COONEY Blackwood Terrace GENERAL Litte Joe likes basketball and swimming spends his time in Blackwood Terrace always defend ing his home town pet peeye d tention ambition to be a bank president. PAUL JOHN CORCORAN Woodbury ACADEMIC National Honor Society. 3, 4: Sun ia dilor-inechiel, 4: Stu en Ai e, 4: Dramateurs, 2, 3. tg 3: Recreation Committee. 3: Ge - m n Club, 2. 3, Vice-President, 3' Mechanical Drawhq Club. 3: Cross untry, J. V.. . ., 4: os' State. 3: Won honorable mention ' Tenth Annual Wetinqhouse Science Talent Search, Corky - very friendly - likes pipes, cars, New York Citye dislikes qettinq up early - een sense of humor-makes tricky scien- tific devices - likes ialopies and iazz-often seen 'ri a Chevy wi Russ-likes to tease-plans to study medicire at Georgetown U, Woodbury ACADEMIC Gold Basketball lor beinq manaqer lor Kiwanis Tournament Chemistry u 4 rench ub 3 Au Visual I Sports Manaczer tor Foot 2 3 Sports Manaqer Ba eball I Sports Manager lor etball I 2 al' likes to work with elec lcu'y neg hunting ishinq swim ming plans to be an electrician spends his vacations trayelinq Ocean City and Bridqeton w ul like to go to Alaska someday ETHELYN GRACE COYLE National Park GENERAL Poppy Poster Contest 2nd prize 3 Senior play Cast 41 Dramateurs 4 W :Ie and Gold Art Stall 3 Sun Dial Art Stall 4 French Club 3 Chairman on Refreshment Com mittee 4 At Penns Grove Literary 3 s S orts Club u 2 Camer Cub n likes Art French ac a bition 5 to be a qra e school art teacher good actress came from Pennsgrove in her gunior year MARY FRANCES COYLE National Park GENERAL COMMERCIAL Mary likes to cook and wants to be a qood housewi e and mother spends her vacatio s visiting relations and at camp plans Io be married June of Sl honeymoon in California THOMAS ALLEN CUNNINGHAM Wlifvlllo ACADEMIC Home room representative 2 Var sity Club 3 4 German Club 2 seball 3 Cap in oball, I, 1 14: Bask . . om -likes football. ase- ball Phillies and Boston Red Sox. dancing and bowlinq-dislikes New York Yankees-can be seen ridinq und ' I' Chevy-ace pool and baseball player. ROBERT JOHN DANZEISEN Almonoxson PRE-INDUSTRIAL Senior Play, Properties and Scenery. : lt Club. , 4: Chess a Checkers Club. 2, o -likes lilequardinq. an meeting new people-ambition ' uid o in ' 9 e oconos- uld like to know much about as many thinqs as pos- sible-spends his vacations at Suri- set Beech and Poconos-quite a fellow with the girls. X THE SENIIIHS FRANK EDWARD DARPINO Woodbury HeIghfs GENERAL Chess and Checkers Club I 2 arp nds hs hme home In Woodbury I'leIqhfs works r' his 'lalhefs slore lrendly ds IIkes school if WARREN LESTER DAVIS WQSIVIIIQ GENERAL rsIly Club 4 Foolball I IY uc IIkes gIrls and eahng plans lo go Info lhe SEFVICE spends hIs vacahons workrng al PennsylvanIa Ra lroad-IIkes parhe I ambIfIon I own a rae Track haIls from Weslvnlle JAMES JOHN DE PIETRO Woodbury HQIQIWIS GENERAL Sach IIkes pool foolball horseback rIdIng ambmon IS to be a mIllIonaIre spends hIs vacahons af FlorIda and WIldwood happy go lucky MARTIN JAMES DIPPER Wenoneh ACADEMIC Sun DIal LI+erary Slaff 4 ChemIs I Club 4 PresIdenl Slu enr IB 4 I 3 JournaIsm Club 2 German Club 2 3 Malh Club 2 VIce PresIdenf I llh6S hunlmg Ih Ing foofball baseball bowlmg and dancmg dI5lIk8S baskelball spends hIs vacahons ID Wenonah am IION s lo have a success ul career prefers canoes lo cars nd and blue eyed Ill Ine personahly BETTY JANE DIXEY Woodbury Helghls SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secrefary 'ro Mr I-leIlrnan 4 Slu nl AIde 4 YI Spamsh Club 2 FrIends ol AnImals ell IIkes baseball fool skahr-g w n+s lo be a ec rerary spends her vacahons In Ocean CI+y haIls from lhe I-leIqhIs How abou? an exlra movIe pass Bell? 'ini sa' llur FIIIISIIBII Product WILLIAM KENNETH DOE WesI'vIIle ACADEMIC Honor for Pole V ul? In The 4Ih Soulh Jersey Meel' WI-II'fe and Gold Quarlel 3 4 I-lIgh School orr I 3 4 AIlS+a+e C Baseball 4 rack 2 oey ks musIc ar an VUISIFIQ CollIe dogs wanls lo be a dummer n a poDu r an spends hIs vacahons In Cape May PoInl and Canada curly brown haIr able poel good pole vauller musIcally ralenled LEAH JOYCE DOPP Woodbury ACADEMIC TrIY 3 4 Decorahon COFHITIIIIEB for Soph I-lop 2 Semor Play 4 Make up and Usher Fres man C orus I JunIor Dramaleurs I Dramaleurs 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Chermsfry Club 4 Recreahon Comrmllee 2 4 ee IIkes all sporls and good laughs hopes ro go I Weslern Maryland and enloy lfe spends her fIme n Ocean CIfy and Canada plans Io leach school blessed Ifh cuny haIr lall an slylIsh 'A' ROBERT JAMES DORAN Woodbury Haaghls GENERAL Chess and Checker Club 2 3 Snapper IIkes loolball and loahng spends hIs vacahons sleep In IS leader of Ihe besl squ IH Phys d well known aboul school hopes fo marry a rIch gIrl THEODORE R DUER JR Woodbury GENERAL V I oolball I e IIRBS foofball aulo races horse races car ambIfIon I ow busmess spends DIS vacahons work ng In Ocean Cary or WIldwood always ready for a race GLADYS MAY DUNLAP Almonesson SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secrefary lo MIss Taylor and MISS Rolhermel 4 Fufure I-lomemakers of Amenca 4 TrIY 4 TWITIGF, Intramural Basketball 3 Tlllle passes summers swIm mIng al Sunsel Beach enloys skal headmg lor a secrelarIal career THE SENIIJHS JOHN WAYNE EGGERT Westville PRE INDUSTRIAL Senior Play Sce ery 4 Shaft Club I u 4 Chess an Che ners Cub 2 ac hs pastimes nciu e qrrs rawirg an ancunq vaca tions at Wildwood by the Sea aways found th Bob or eo oya MARY JANE EISENHARDT Woodbury ACADEMIC u ent Ade Sen or ay Properties 4 Chemistry Club 4 ecreation Committee 2 3 an sh Club 2 3 4 Decorai n Committee S ph H p 2 J ra eurs horus anne to d ol sports an I co es an too s bad sportsmanship pans on going to Gettysburg College sweet describes Janie vacations at Sea Isle City ARIZONA ELAM Woodbury GENERAL Future Homemalrers ot Amer ca 3 4 Red Cross u Lilies bas etball and da seen mostly h Doris and Mo -has many I ual' -waris to be an interior desigrer. RALPH EDWIN ELDREDGE Woodbury GENERAL Sports Club, I. Whitey 7 blond ha' - ue eyes-pleasant srrfle --- ' es ncinq nd bowlinqfplays oo- ball for North Woodbury-rants to own a new car. JANET MAE EMBERGER Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL ecretary to Mtss Bro 4: S ' ' , i e, 4: un Dal yoin, '35 -1- I- , , , j fi n t 'vt' 3 u,32.,rr'rr:I Ig anish Cub, 2' Jr, r 'na'e ' Intramural Baslretba-, I. Jan -quiet unit you ue. tc llnow her-soerds her va:a'Ions a' Sacaiawea-hopes to rnarry thu' guy--always smilino. t Il'X.. U , I 1 f to f' lggbf' llur FIIIISIIBII Product KATHY MAE EMENICKER Westville Grove SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secretary to Mss Heppard 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Vice President ommercia C ub V rsiry nmg 2 4 lntramura Ba Kathie cu e rm e ambition to Own a dairy a rn craclr tennis player beautiful brunette hair ulces horses dimples hates to hear craclnrq gum DOUGLAS A EVANS JR Woodbury ACADEMIC Chemstry Club 4 French Clue Doug Q od sense ot humor wit IH homeroom ob a rd t lies school in hs slr e spends summer in Vermont on his uncle s farm DONALD G FARAGHER Woodbury ACADEMIC Home Room Representat ve Chemistry Club 4 French Club 2 3 Recreation Commitee I White Gold Sports St ft I-1 Y on I nd crew cut air M ys r ady or lolre s ar dresser tound on the Clolt course takes daring chances In chemistry a Iilres cars card playing 1 one of his many pastimes JOHN HARTWELL FASSNACHT Wenonah ACADEMIC National Honor Society, 34 4: Dial Literary Statt, 4: Home-Room ues Coilector, 2. 3i Chemis ry Club, 4: Chess and Checkers Club, .:' ri... Jac -attracted to Model A's, girls and acccrdians-vacations at Cape Cod-tenni player-com siders all landlubbers eccentric-- sailing enthusiast-loyal to Wen- one - blue-eyed blond - hot-rod an. JUDITH ANN FIELDS Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL ecretary o iss Kepter, 43 o'r, 3 1 Gle Club, ,2: - rcial Club, I, 7 '- .,.. Judy - noted for laugh - football far--enioys a good izlre- pet peeve, to be called Jud '-- pounds typewriter in bool: room- Ioves to dance and lrnit-seen at EIlis's after school with Bobbie and Marlene. 1 'iii I THE SENIUHS-llur Finished Product ALVERNNA E. FINCH Woodbury GENERAL Choir. 4: Glee Club, I. 2, 3: Future Homemakers. 3, 4. Bunny -likes hair styling and would like to become a hair dresser -likes music and dancing-has many friends. NANCY RUTH FLACK Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Senior Play Cast, 4: Secretary to Mr. Olson.-4: Tri-Y, I, 2, 3. 4: Commercial Club, I. 2: Metal Club. I: Jr, Dramateurs, I: Drum and Bugle Corps, I: Secretary. 2. Nancy -good worker-ambi- tious-ideal iriend-wants to be a teacher-usually seen knittinq-likes parties - serves hot punch and marshmallows-shows enthusiasm in all things. ADA HELEN FOSTER Westville Grove ACADEMIC Senior Play usher, 4: Twirlers' Club, I. 2, 3. 4: Twirler, 4: Tri-Y, 4: French Club, 3: Home Room Rep- resentative. I. 2: Leaders' Club, I, 2: Drum and Bugle Corps, I, 2: Junior Dramateurs, Vice-President, I: Intramural Basketball, I, 2, 3: Intramural Sottball. I, 2. Irma - one of those tricky twirlers-never a dull moment with her around-seen with Mickey or Reds , POLLY JANE FOWLER Woodbury ACADEMIC Home Room Representative. 2: Senior Play Make-up Committee. 4: Sun Dial Art Statt, 4: Gym Leader, 4: Varsity Club. 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 4: Dramateurs, 2, 3, 4: Dra- mateurs' Cast, 3: Prom Decoration Committee. 3: Friends of Animals Club. 2: French Club, 2: Etiquette Club, I: Chorus, l: Drum and Bugle Corps. I: Recreation Com- mittee, l: Jr. Dramateurs, I: Tri- Y, I, 4: Varsity Hockey. 3. 4: Intra- mural Basketball, 2. Polly or PoIlywog -sw'ngs a mean hockey stick-seen with Farilyn. Leah and that gang-likes to dance and swim-can be seen in Canada during summers, LAURA MONEY FRISBEY Woodbury GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secretary to Mrs. Downs, 4: Usher tor Senior Play, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps, 2. 3, 4: Choir, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I: J,V. Basketball, 4. Faithtul. serious and cute - neat dresser-likes basketball, base- ball and music - member ot' the Gayette baseball team-would like to become a secretary - spends vacations in the New England states. GERALD HARLEY GANYER National Park PRE-INDUSTRIAL Shaft Club, 3, 4: Mechanical Draw- ing Club. 2, 3. Jerry -quite a ioke teller- huntinq enthusiast-football tan- can be iound in Red Bank-summers in New England. mostly New Hampshire-aims to attend Drexel and become a civil engineer. ESTHER ELIZABETH GIBBONS Westville Grove SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secretary to Mrs. Werber, 4: Home Room Representative. 3: Leaders' Club, I, 2: Commercial Club. Re- porter, I: Intramural Basketball, I, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Baseball. I: Freshman Basketball. I,. Ess -blonde, blue eyes-likes roller skating ard dancing-ambh tion: to graduate and be a good wife-dislikes last week ot marking period-lots of tun-dependable. FRANCIS STEPHEN GILBERT Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4: Senior Play Properties. 4: White and Gold Staff, 4: Top Christmas card sales- man. 4: Chemistry Club, 4: Top magazine salesman, 3: German Club 2. 3: Cross Country, 2: Audio Visual. I, Steve -Camera bug-Ouick! Get that picture - radio ham - terrific salesman. SIDNEY RICHARD' GRANITE Woodbury ACADEMIC National Honor Society, 3, 4. Vice- President, 4: Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4: Chemistry Club, 4: Di:- tributor oi Booster Tags, 3, 4: French Club, 2. 3, Vice-President, 3: Varsity Tennis. 2. Sid - likes sports - faithful Dodger tan- We wuz robbed - neat dresser-defends North Wood- bury-wants to be a dentist-works in tather's store in the summer. BERTHA RITA GRANT Colonial Manor GENERAL Assistant Secretary to Mr. Byham. 4: Student Aide. 4: Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4: Senior Play Usher, 4: Tri-Y, 3. 4: At Paulsbor: High School. Paulsboro. New Jersey, Glee Club, I: Usher for Senior Play, I. Bert -likes to dance-wants to work at Bell Telephone-plays bugle-has a laugh that attects everyone-very quiet except when laughing-came to us from Pauls- boro. X ! THE SENIIIHS-llur Finished Product ROBERT FRANK GRASSO Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL Sensor Play Scenery 4 Shaft Club 4 Mec anucal Drawmq 2 Chess and Checkers 2 Arc er follow an arrow Io Ihe bow and youll find Porky found around school wrlh Jerry and Bll always laughrnq and lokunq anolher gem from North Woodbury MARIE CATHERINE GREEN Wosfvnllo Grove GENERAL Fufure Homemakers of Arnernca 2 Re C 4 r and Bugle Corps 3 4 Known as Marne amonq frlends wrnmng smrle easy qounq person nolhlng falls lo provude her wrlh a laugh upon qraclualron would luke lo qo Yo busmess school hobbnes are dancunq and harr slyl :ng nofed for her lokes MABEL EDNA GRIGGS Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dual Ar'r Slalf Arr Edllor 4 c eslra I 2 3 cl Wundow Parnhng 2 lnlramural Baskelball 3 4 Mabel -skulled arfusl vaca Irons al Sacagawea oflen found r er skahng w nfs Io b :ld a round house lakes Io play basket ball plays keffledrums RICHARD PAYNE GUEST JR Woodbury ACADEMIC Nahonal Honor Socuefy 3 4 Var snry Club 2 Treasurer 3 4 HIY 2 3 4 Chemlslry Club 4 ool r r caplaun 4 Baskefball J V rsnfy 3 ase all V rsuty 2 3 4 Boys le Duck very alhlehc follows all sporls seen al all dances and parlues lakes Io be an Ocean Cnty clurnng Ihe summer hopes 'lo go Io Annapolrs ALBERT W HALEY Loko Traci PRE INDUSTRIAL rsnfy Club 3 4 I Versuty Baseball 2 3 4 baseball ard basket ball rooler look ng for a qrrlfrlend happy hunhnq Alberl' plays pool vacanons al Lake Trac? JOSEPH PATRICK HALEY JR. Nahonal Park GENERAL Home Room Represenlahve I 2 3 Fruends of Ammals Club Nalure Boy Ioofball en Ihusuasf able swrmmer enlovs dancmg can be found rn Marhns vasulor of Hollywood Calllornla ROSEMARY HALEY Nahonal Park GENERAL COMMERCIAL Sscrelary Io Mr Myers 4 Gul Varsuty Club Treasurer 2 3 Pre denl 4 Elrquelle Club I Alhleluc Councnl 4 Varsnly Hockey a Iam 4 askelball J V Varsuly 3 4 Rosle caplam of the hockey Ieam baskelball star personallty plus lukes Bmq Crosbys record IIs Ihe Talk of the Town ambu hon as lo gfaduale and be a Iyprsr lakes fo dance down at Marhns GERALD I. HALLQUIST Woodbury ACADEMIC Chemlslry Club 4 Jelly Bean never seen wrlh mae nd aur an wave loo qu:eI MARY RUTH HANNOLD Woodbury ACADEMIC Na zonal Honor Socuely 3 4 Girls Cuhzenshrp lnsfnlufe Repre senlahve 3 Sun Dual Lrlerary Slafl Lllerary Edrlor 4 Dramaleurs Csl 3 Dramafeurs I 3 Frenh u 2 Library Club C our I 2 3 accompanlsl 2nd soprano Sludenl Arde 2 3 Class Ofllc r Vrce presldenl I Lrbrary Aude I 2 3 Assembly Commurlee 3 rss Krwams ru Baskelball I Freshman lelfer Nrckname Sadne popular -lakes square dancmq and con servahve surls plays prano lakes 'lo Iease sense of humor con slanlly presenf loyal To all obleqa hons whuch are many and varled blue eyed southpaw ROBERT J HARRINGTON Woodbury GENERAL Scenery lor Semor Play 4 Chorus o handsome nmnq smrle-mleresfed un danclnq swlm mmg and druvmq cars hares Io walk-enpoys sleeping lale vaca Irons aI Cape May I' HE SENIIIHS LAURA E HASSON Woodbury Holghfs ACADEMIC Home Room Represenlaliye 3 Recreahon Commillee I 2 3 Lo ly drives her own Buick conyerhble lrequenlly seen af Del Wood and Franklinyille has an u e Io b an airline hos ss summers al Ocean City HANS S HAUPT Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dial Lilerary Slall 4 Chemis Club 4 French Club 3 nical D wing lub 2 I 2 Delegale Io New Jersey Boys Leqlslalure 2 Color Guard I Hans al qood lookinq ha brown hair likes guns and huning a member of lhe Civil Air Palrol spends summers a a counselor al Ockanickon can usually be seen around Iown in 46 Mercury FARILYN G HAYDEN Woodbury ACADEMIC Senior Play Make up 4 Sun Dial Ari Slalf 4 Chemlslry Club 4 Arf Club 4 Halloween window painling 3rd prize 4 French Club 2 3 Junior Senior Prom Decora ns 3 ri 2 4 Elique Club l Chorus I Drum and Bugle Corps I ari yn p file likes anc ing skalinghand ealinq-nor ond of homework-arlisric-alw ys seen wifh Polly-vacalions 'n Canada. MARGARET ELLEN HEIL Manlua GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secrefary 'Io Miss I-leppard, 7 Sludenl' Aide, 3: Spanish Club, 2: Leaders Club, 2: lnlramural Basker- b 4. 'Margie '-hobbies are swim- ming dancing and ice skalinq- dislikes conceiled people-vacalions in Wildwood-seen ollen with Pa? -wanfs lo become a secrelary and gel married. PATRICIA RUTH HILL Woodbury GENERAL AI Woodrow Wilson: Class Officer, Presidenf, 2: I-lomeroom Repro- senlalive, 2: Sludenl Council, 3: Cheerleader, 3: Bowling Club, 2, 3: Dancing Club, 3, 4: L'brary Club, . I Gle C b, 37 Senior ear- book Publicily, 4: Tennis, 2, i'Pa++i -ioined us in her senior year from Woodrow Wilson - summers al Wildwcod-lriendly- fond of dancing and horseback rid' ing--wanls lo be a model. 'L-sv ff' jfs llur Flmshed Product JACQUELINE D HOFFMAN Sewell GENERAL COMMERCIAL crelary lo Mrs P ine 4 Overbrook in Pennsylvania Sludenl e 3 J V Baskelball ac ie c me Io W I-I i e dislikes bleached blondes likes swimming and knillinq ambmon Io be a hair dresser WILLIAM A HOLDSTEIN Woodbury GENERAL e quie 'rype one har y lin ws h s aroun ies drawinq and spendinq his vacalions al fhe shore or in The mounlalns DAVID C HOMSHER Wenonah GENERAL M el Bu lding Club n Upper D r y Hiqh 2 3 Dave likes classical music lulure gunsmilh q nel likes hunl ing and lshinq came from Upper r y unnor year ds seeing girls combinq Iheir hair- hobby: large? shooting. CASPER ROBERT HOWARTH Wenonah ACADEMIC Jersey Boys' Slale, 3: Home Room Represenlaliye, 2: Senior Play Casf, 4: Chemislry Club, 4: Chess and eckers Club, I, , . : i- . o - ,darka.d a - some-likes mos? sporls, especially foo ball and Iennis - spends summers Iraveling wilh explorer scouls-gardener, PEARL ELIZABETH HUGGINS Woodbury GENERAL 'Pearl'-fond cl hillbilly sorqs -cule-brown eyes--vacalions al home-hopes fo be a secretary. THl:. SENIIIHS RONALD E HUNSINGER Woodbury ACADEMIC un Dlel Lrerary Sraff 4 Chems Club 4 German Club 2 S Sporr M naqer lor J V Foorball I Ronme very popular abou' SCIIOOI es s hnq an sporls can be seen chauffeurrno a 47 Chrysler JOANNE JAGGARD Almonesson SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL nIor PI v sher Sun IB Typlnq Sfaff 4 Secrelary To M ne 4 I ary lub Jr eurs 2 Sp nIh Club quelle C'ub I JoAnne ha ls from Almones n d I proud II amb Ion Io arlend Trenlon Srafe Teachers o eqe lnlces swImmInq dancIn'1 Iespecrally al Blackwood spends her yacahons In WIIdwoocI by Ihc a clr cau e lII:es nolhnnq DONALD ROBERT JONES Wesfvulle ACADEMIC rslry Cub 4 Spa I u 3 n 2 Foo s Soph 2 J VGVSI Chuclr former Wenonah resI enl p r summers W dwood fed for I'Is ornmnu sense of humor one ol Wesrv Iles alhlefes arnbmon lo qc? and own a car MARIE DOROTHEA JONES Wesfwlle GENERAL COMMERCIAL RecordI q Secrelary ol Clas I 2 3 Correspondunq Secrelary Semor Play 4 Casl Ehquelle Club Secrelary I JunIor Drarnareurs 2 ee Club I cc reraryl Mr Koehler 4 or eds 'wIr-II u ol ur- nIce dres or o dancmq and submarme sand allerq c Io hockey asp rc a professIona dancer wl good one MARY ANN JONES Wesfwllo ACADEMIC Sensor Play Usher 4 French Club 4 Jun or Drarnaleurs UGTIS Club I Drum o C rps I 2 e s snc a ergona ry wv rom WESIVIIS oves a d nsfen ro oo one of Kresqes super ales c, -wif' llur Finished Product PAUL JOHN JONES Woodbury Hmqhfs ACADEMIC Iona I-I nor SocIevv 3 4 enl CouncI 3 PresId n Iass Olhcer Pr sden' 7 sern yCommI'ee 3 4 I-I I rman Club 2 3 r nl Club 4 An-Iafeur comedran e husIas IN many adv: Ies lavhrul supporfer o Woodbury He ohfs IIIces a good Ioke em s paI IOOIDCI es o qo popular MARY KANDARGE Sewell' GENERAL COMMERCI L crelary Io M s Pr ce 4 S e 3 Lbr C 2 Ilo e Manaqemenf Club 2 Enquelle Cu I Mary Ihe domeshc type noys C olnnq n I approves of bleached blondes vacafuons In N'VIIdwood Number please7 a fuluro roleplo c operalor WILMA ANN KEECH Woodbury GENERAL ecrefary o MIss Rumrner I ory of New Jersey C b FrIends of AnImals Club 2 J IO e Cross Club nn Iura Bas elball 3 4 o y ar enr P IlIes an spends vacahons deep sea shmq Alanhc Iry an W dwo V as ISII es homeworx oolball enIhusIasI hopes fo do occupa Yuonal Iherapy ants Yo o n or own car CHARLES EDWARD KENDALL Wesivulle GENERAL s 2 Jou nav u I Ir r ry 4 Izell I I dark and a d some near dresser rerrrlc dan er I es many s orrs oaslmefba racl n s oc car racmq wanfs 'ro be an arch 'ec' works al the WesrvIIIe Mea1Marke1' DAVID KERN Woodbury GENERAL Home Room Represen ahve en? Ade 4 HI B bal Va ave de IH Eaq es rooler shorr h rcur haIIs from North Woodbury lIkes oaskef ball Van Johnson Jr THE SENIIIHS llur Flmshed Prnduct BASIL WILLIAM KOKOS Woodbury ACADEMIC auonal Honor Socuety 3 econd Year French Pruze French Club 2 3 Vuce Presudent 4 Varsuty Club 3 4 Secretary 4 New Jersey Hustory Club 4 Foot Manager I 2 3 4 Base naqer I 2 Iukes French cars movues and a good tume vusuts amusement parks ms to be doctor keeps after hus schoolwork PAUL LAWRENCE KRAEMER Almonosson GENERAL Current News Club 3 Hustory ot New Jersey Club 4 Came to Woodbury h uunuor year from Northeast Catholuc Hugh Iukes all sports and dancung duslukes runnunq tor school bus would luke to own a truckunq con cern tall and good lo kung soaks up Wuldwoods nshune th summer ALICE LOUISE KROGMAN Wostvulle ACADEMIC Senuor Play Usher 4 Aude to Mr Luterary Club 4 Future Home makes of Ameruca 2 Etuquette Cu I lukes movues dancunq an nuusuc uslukes Fellows wo always wear sloppy clothes wants to work for a whule and then qet marrued EVELYN LOUISE KUSS Lake Tract SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Sun Dual Typung Staff 4 Senuor Play Usher 4 Secretary to Mrs C mpbell 3 4 Nurs Club 2 Spar-ush Club 2 Jr Dramateurs I Recreatcn Commuttee I Int ral Basketball I vue really knows how t tap dance ambutuon us to contunue wuth secretarual work pretty blonde haur can be I und un Mrs Camp bells ottice durung school Polskys Dept Store atter school personal uty and then some ELLIS MARTIN LANGE Woodbury Heuqhts ACADEMIC Punt Club 2 3 4 Current News u 4 Stamp Club I as ues te Navy an aurpanes ardent stamp collector detests nucknames hot rods wuth 40 Chevy ambutuon to serve hs country PAULINE BELLE LAWRENCE Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Senuor Play Usher 4 Secretary to Muss Klepfer 3 4 All State Choru horus 4 Drum e C rps I 2 3 Lubrary I Intra Mural Basketball I Always makung tces full I fun has a good vouce maunstay ot the chorus ambutuon to teach ESTHER CATHERINE LEE Woodbury GENERAL Future Homemakers of Ameruca 2 3 4 Junuor Red Cross Club I 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4 Nuce and truendly Pepsodent personaluty smule very earnest un wat she des nts to b a Iashuon model wuung s Iavorute hobby en,oys her scrap book and a good televusucn show DONALD HOWARD LESLIE Woodbury GENERAL Senuor Play Cast 4 All South Jersey H 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Assembly Commuttee 4 bone around has great hope replace To nmy Dorsey comes to sc ool un long black sedan when not playung hus trombone he races model cars-supporter of Amerucan Leguon Band HARRY FRANK LESLIE Woodbury GENERAL an 3 4 Orches Recreatuon Commuttee 3 4 Home Room Representatuve 4 Monk ardent West Er-d do tender well luked by everybody who know hum hopes t be another Charley Spuvak MARLENE B LEWIS Lake Tract GENERAL Sun Dual Luterary Statt 4 Whute and Gold Humor Staff 3 4 Sec r ary to Edutor 4 T Y 3 r su dent 4 Junuor Red Cross Club Vuce Presudent 3 At Brudqeton The Echo 3 Journalusm Club 3 Morphune classmates polute way ot callung her dope collects snapshots lukes creatuve wruturq looks forward to druv ng a car shes dumpled ha a qood sharp sense ot humor popular lukes softball and football famous pauama partues N t' ' , , 43 ' I I I I S I , 32 ' I V I I - fl . . . . ' - ' u 4: C , I, 2, 3. I and I D. . . . 1 Bugl o , , , 7 ' Club, ball ..,. 2 ' bsuu ' ' - ,, '4 0 M6 ,I . . 3. 1 ' I I Bill - ' , , -. ' ' g , I -al a , , In I5 h o -ja e , -, , ' -- r't' I her ' ' su I 'E e ' Ba d, I, 2, 3. l4:l Ba-nd, I, 2, 3. Wor,-all. 35 Nu,-seg' dub. 2, 3. Don L-hlas the sllckest trom- ' . , - to u bf . ' h Q U - ..Al.. - . . K . V U d ' -d' ' h O B d. I, 2, , , tra, 42 a In , I, I: es' , H- I , A , z '. I . - - O 1 u , 3 ra- - mu , , 2, 3. ' HE . ..- . O I et ' , 7 ri: ,I ,IP e Y ,, I I. ,I 5 K I I u f' - - I I . l.- Cl b, I . , 2. - . - I , An -uk ut d I -f , I . : - - - S THE SENIUHS llur Finished Prnduct GLENDOLA LONG Woodbury GENERAL Fufure Homemakers of Amer ce 4 umor Red Cross Club orus I Lifer C enny likes dancing a reading qood books dislikes s eels and noisy people wanls ro become a beaulician spends summer land of sunshine Cauforna PAUL L Mac ALLISTER Wesfvrlle Grove PRE INDUSTRIAL Home Room Representative I 2 Senior Play Scenery Lrqhfs and Sound Effecls 4 Audio Visual u Sh C 3 4 Varsfy Club 4 Sramp Club esh Soph Foofball I 2 3 Varsily 4 au a goo okinq e o personallfy plus plays the guitar am ihon 'ro goin lhe Marines lucky enough Io spend his vaca hons In Florida H MARION Mac LEOD Wenonah ACADEMIC Jersey Girls Sfale 3 Senior Play eup 4 Chorus nerary Club 4 TI Fulure I-Iomemakers of America 2 Ehqueffe Club I MGTIOH good humored always rarm to go near dresser Ikes rcller skating and dancnnq preffy gray eyes dislikes dirly blackboards loves salad hopes ro a dnefin counsellor Y Mafollionequay RUTHIE C MANN Wesfvillo GENERAL COMMERCIAL Ai e fo Mrs. Campbell, 47 ec- refary fo Mr. Guesf, 47 Dramafeurs. 41 Hisfory of New Jersey C ub 4: Recreafion Comrniflee, I, 4' Tri-Y, I ' rary ub, I Jun'or r - mafeurs, I: Drum and Bugle Corps, g.. ,,,Vars'1,. u hie -- , sl 7sh blon e-- baskefball ace-one ol the West, ville ganq-backbone ol' rl-me cheer- irg seclion-aims Yo be a desgrer -faifhful friend. ARESTETHE HARRY MARKELLOS Sowell PRE-INDUSTRIAL nior Play, Scenery, 1 Vars' u , 4: a u ,,4, Treasurer, 3: Fresh-Sooh Foefball, ,,,., ,Var'f,. Received The nickname Greek r m his Irs' name-mace a good lineman on our foofbal 'ear' - likes mosl sporrs-fond of qirs acc ears-likes fo sleep lare in 'he mornlnq-spends summers at work. ANDREW ANTHONY MARTIN Weifvllle ACADEMIC Spanish Club 3 4 Vice Preslderf Varsily Club 4 porrs Club I rsufy 4 ase ck 3 n y d y r a Romeo with girls always defends has home fown Weslv IE can 0 en be Seer' Ynkernq 'h he en une of his ca acllve in sporfs summers in Ocean city WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN Woodbury GENERAL orus I 4 Fresh o eball I far shorf friendly and cheerful wherever theres a poke eres Sfar seen mosly wif Bob and Georqe MARY ELIZABETH MASON Westville ACADEMIC Sun Dual Literary Sfaff Asslsranl rerary Edrfor 4 Chorus I 2 Library Aide 4 Assembly Com mlffee 4 Refreshmenl Ccmmlllee JumorSenior Prom 2 CoChalr n 3 F nch ub 3 Lubrr u Junior Drama eurs ra Mural Baskefball I 2 n r Mural Soffball I Los of fun loves Poc no mounfains good friend sews r own clolhes dlsikes ma opes fo be a nurse vacarions n Connecficur JOHN MASTRANGELO Wesfville ACADEMIC inf Club, 3. 4: Germa. Club, , 3' Mafhemafics Club, 2: Sfamp Cu , I. John -shyness has FO effec? is good marks- 'I quietly ' fhe classroom-ccmes up wilh he righl answers fo The queslions- calmly passes squad fhree ro vic- tory in gym class. LEMUEL CLARK MATTHEWS Westville ACADEMIC Senior Play, Properl'es, 47 Spanish u , 3, 4: Choir, I, 2: Fresh- o o ball, 2, J. V., . em -always seen af schoo, dances-slaqehand-hot-rod fan- likes nofhing belfer tha' fooling wifh his car-an ace at iazz cn the piano - likes rollerrskafinq and swimming. THE SENIIJHS WILLIAM DANIEI McFEELEY Wesfvslle Grove PRE INDUSTRIAL Sensor Play Lsqhls 4 Audso Vssual u I 4 Shar' 3 4 Soo Cu I Mac lskes qunrssnq is snq and dancsnq hobby ss boalsnq dsslskes a quy called Shakespeare ambshon 'ro gel an A from M Myers spends summers hot roddsnq a fraclor on a farm DOROTHY ELAINE MEYER Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERClAL Hsghesf Slandsno sn Csvqg Fsrgl prze I Sensor Play Tscker Com msrlee 4 Secrelary fo Mrs Camp bell 4 Varssly Club 4 Drum as-sd BU 9 C FDS I 2 Nurses Club V Ho 3 Varss'l s man B skelball I J V 2 Varssly 4 Dollse usually found work snq hard sn Mrs Campbells olllce lsflle blue eyes proof lhal the besi comes sn small packages varssfy qsrl sn hockey and baske? ball ambsrson lo be a good sec refary JOAN ANNE MICK Wosfvsllo ACADEMIC Sun Dsal Lsferary Slaff 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Co Caplasn 4 Asde lo M Worrell 2 Receplson Com ml ee Junsor Sensor Prom 3 Corus I 2 3 4 Cheerlea r Club 4 Drum and Bugle Corps I Ts 3 4 Dramaleurs ec relary I Hockey I 2 Baskelball 2 Tenns l lnframural Base Mscy one of rhe Wes? vslle qals peppy cheerleader nofed for her smsle lskes fo dance and lssfen +o good mussc I ll fun asms fo be a Teacher JOAN A MITCHELL Blackwood Terrace SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Sun Dsal Typsng Slafl 4 Sensor Play Usher 4 Secrelary 'fo M Henderson 4 Fulure I-lomemakers of Amersca 4 Spanssh Club 2 Joan personalsly plus lskes Io dance horseback rsde and swsm spends qusfe a bsf of her Isme af fle Blackwood Dance seen wslh JoAnne Peggy and Doll BOB MORENCY Naisonal Park GENERAL Froq lskes hunfsnq fis snq and oufdoors dsslskes lhe Army spends summers rsghf around home 3 Syl' 1 Ilur Flmshesl Product DOROTHY ANN MORGAN Sowell SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secrelary +o Mr Jones 4 Fulure I-lomemakers of Amersca 4 Frsends A smals Club 2 4 Sensor Play Usher 4 Doll The gal s gol personal sly regular comedsan prefly hasr lskes dancsng 'rennss and swsm msng popular wslh everyone always a good frsend THOMAS A MORIE Wenonah ACADEMIC Home Room Represenlalsve 3 u en'r Asde 3 Sun Il Lslerary Sraff 4 Whsia and Gold 2 Humor Eds r 3 Edslor sn Chsel 4 Decoralson Commsllee for Jurssor Sensor Prom 3 Chemss lr Club 4 Journalssm Club 2 orls Club l C orus I r s unlry l 4 J V Baskel Varssly Tennss 2 om large vocabulary ho y ss wrslsng baske? all fhussasr yacalsons sn Ihe Poconos snfenf upon gosnq lo colleqe a lease always smslsnq lskes classscal mussc asms lo be a sournalssl psng pong and Tennss player DON ANTHONY MULLIN Woodbury Hesqhis ACADEMIC on came lo us rom Norlheasl C holsc Hgh hss sunsor year lskes gunnsng orse bac rdsnq and roller skalsnq spends summers sn fhe Poconos and would lske fo be a pharmacssl MARION ALICE MYERS Wesfvsllo GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secrefary lo M Fssher 4 w Jersey Hsslory Club 4 Marson q sel very nsce plans to go snlo lhe Waves spends her vacalsons home sluclsous smarr frsendly JOAN NENSEL Sewell GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secrelary to Mr Taxss 4 Secrefary lo Mrs McKsnney 4 New Jersey l-lssrory Club 4 Gsrls Varssly Club J V Hoc ey 3 Manage Joan esnl lske noss people wanls lo go 'ro college prefly eyes manager for lhe hockey Team THE SENIUHS JACK O MALLEY Westville ACADEMIC Home Room Representative 2 4 Senior Play Property Committee u 4 Chess a Checkers 4 Chemistry Club Vice P sudent 4 German Club 2 3 ac likes basket al an dancing a different car every time you see him one ol' the print shop oys m ltion lc b ue technologist MARGUERITE NARCIS PAILIN Sewell GENERAL Future l-lomemaliers ol America Jun or Red Cros Club 2 4 lee u 2 1 erar u Nurses Club I Mookne otten companv with Peq and Glenny loves dana inq and skatinq very friendly EVERETT PARKS Westville GENERAL rsutv Club 3 Varsity Football 3 Baseball 3 Whitey came to Woodburf Hi n his sophom re year can always be found at Delwood aims to play professional lo tball ll the girls like Whitey HARRY EDWARD PEARCE Westville ACADEMIC Class Pres'dent, 4: Student Cnunci Executive Committee Vice-President 4: Jersey Boys' State, 3: Varsiy u 3, President, 4: German u, 2, 3: Mechanical Drawinq Dsign, I, : i, ,7 '- , , Pre ident, 43 J V. Foo , ..V 'y,:Tr ,l,VarS', 3, Captain, 4. Harry - always quiet and calm-well known and popular- qoo at football and track-would i o run in the Olympics-' es dancing, sports, and popular music. A DONALD PERRY Wenonah ACADEMIC Home Room Repreentative, ' Senior Play Cast, 4: Dramateurr 1 ramateurs' ay ast A emisty Club, Secretary, ' orus, I, 2, t . ' F- , , , 3: Foo A ,lt Boys' . u - a - ar - handsome-always a different car -qood mechanic-lite of the party -aim to be a Naval pilot-hobbies include bcats and lishinq. if fi if Ilur Plmshed Product mo A rereason Blackwood Terrace PRE INDUSTRIAL Senior Play Properties 4 halt Club 4 Chem Stry Club 4 Chess and Checkers 2 3 4 Sports Club Pete Qcod dancer lond of swimminq hobby is cars ambition to graduate and qet a qood 'ob summers Ocean City and Atlantic City would make a qood mechanic PEGGY ANN PETROSE Woodbury GENERAL Chorus I 2 3 4 Drum and Buqlr' Corps 2 3 4 Future Homemaker of America Club 4 Ju r d Cross Club 2 Lite ary Cl I1 2 Peq desire to travel around the world o n bas ball and softball spends vacation in Atlantic Cnty or New You Cty likes dancmq a good friend NANCY LOU PIME Woodbury ACADEMIC Student Aide 4 Senior Play Cat 4 Dramateurs Make up Comm ttee 4 Chemistry Club 4 Dramateurs Fren Clu 2 Etique e Cu I Nance summers in Ocean City -- w nts t b an air ne stewardess - vivacious -likes sw'm- minq, dancing and ridinq-dislikes short lunch period-nice dancer. JAMES PLOTTS Westville ACADEMIC Home Room Repre.entative, 1 Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4: German Cu . 2, President, 3. im - Phillies far- - ies sports, mainly baseball - hard worker-liked by all-unerrinq when it comes to math-abhors iazz and Beebop - enthusiastic German student. WILLIAM C. PRASTER Woodbury GENERAL - tate Chorus, 3: oir, , . , : ' orus, , 43 Wi and Gold Quartet, 2, 3: Checs and Checkers Club, 3: Recreation Com- m't ee, I. Wi ie -likes to write Poetry -very musical-was a member ol the White and Gold Ouartet-likes to travel-would like to be a base- ball umpire. U THE SENIUHS-llur Finished Prnllucl JAMES H REEVE Nalaonal Park PRE INDUSTRIAL al Club 4 Mechan ca Drawanq Club 2 3 Sporls Club I Jam proud lo come from Nalaonal Park lakes mechanacal drawanq and boalang lond ol qarls lakes lo spend summers an Sea ade Heaqhls and Ocean Caly wanls lo be an archulecl and see fha nalaon MARGARET COLLINS REICHERT Nalaonal Park SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secrelary lo Mr Klepac 4 Senaor Play Casl Make up Commallee 4 TraY 3 4 Fulure Homemakers l Ameraca 4 Fr ends ol Anamals u 3 S nash ub n r mural Baskelball 3 4 Reach Bunn an lhe senaor pay lakes qooey sweels an parlres ambalaon lo become a sec relary summers an Waldwood crazy aboul raace swealers MARGARET EILEEN RENNER Woodbury SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Secrelarv lo Mrs Downs Sr and Mrs Mclfanney 4 Sensor ay Prompler 4 Whrle and Gold Bu aness Slall 3 Choar I 2 2 3 4 Orches a gae qu le a laugh leresled an Y work--seen walh Morph and Dol hopes lo allencl Tr nlora Slale Teachers College one ol Woolworlhs super sales women personalaly plus FRANCES MARIE REYNOLDS Woodbury GENERAL COMMERCIAL Whale and Gold Baasaness Slall 3 Sensor Play Prompler 4 Drama leurs 3 4 Publacaly Commallee for Dramaleurs Play 3 Chorus I raY I 2 Treasurer 3 Co cal Represenlafave Vace Presadenl Chaplaan 4 Elaquelle Club I ranne I'a ar wal e smalang Irash eyes lakes lo have a good lame daslakes poor sporls v ry aclave Y aclava aes wall make someone a qood sec relary MERLE W RICHMAN Wononah ACADEMIC Whale and Gold Slall 2 I-Ia Y I 2 3 Malhemalacs Club 2 Sporls u I J V Baskelball 3 Varsay Known lor has wlly ayrnqs es lo be a Warraof 'I o baskelball lakes lo go hol rodd an around always lame for a good aoke fall and blond ROBERT GAINES RICHMAN Woodbury ACADEMIC Home Room Represenlalave 2 3 C our I 2 3 Fraends ol Anamals u 3 ramaleurs I a Secrelary I 2 Baseball Manaqer Bob very good nalured lakes dancanq a hal walh lhe qarls al parlaes enaoys madqel aulo racang has a weaknes lor hol rods would somelame lake lo own a new car DOROTHY FAITH RIECK Woodbury Henqlals ACADEMIC Sludenl Aade 4 Sun Daal Lalerary Slall 4 Senaor Play Casl 4 Dra ma eurs 2 3 Vace Presadenl 4 Dramaleurs Ply Casl 2 3 Tr Y I 2 3 4 Decoralaon Commallee lor Junaor Sensor Prom Orcheslra Commallee Chaarman Receplaon Commallee 3 Chemaslry Club 4 French Club Program Chaarman 3 Journalusm Club 2 Chorus 2 Jumor Dramaleurs I Elaquelle Cub I Recrealaon Commallee I Faalh brown eyed brunelle very popular lakes danc an excellenl aclress Faalh s hobby as allendrnq parlaes amba laon lo be a school leacher spends summers rn Ocean Caly ELAINE K ROBINSON Weslvallo GENERAL COMMERCIAL Sludenl Arde 3 Fulure Home ma ers of Ameraca 2 u l Elaq elle Club Dal allracllve blonde haar usherelle al lhe Wood seen walh Kaye plans lo be a 'elep one operalor ardenl leller wraler MATTHEW ROSEN Woodbury GENERAL Sporls Club I Mal quel and laa e anleresled an readanq musac and arl good carloomsl enaoy funny sloraes Ialls weughls aams for an arl career Iraendly CATHERINE H RUDMANN Woslvallo SECRETARIAI. COMMERCIAL Senaor Play Make up and Tckev Commallees 4 Secrelary lo Mrs Roedel 4 Whale and Gold Re por er I 2 Dramaleurs 4 TraY Fraencls ol Anamals Club Journalasm Club I 2 Elaquelle Cu I Cass always smalang prelly onde haar loves l knl an walch baskelball games delesls Jewnsh dal purazles .Ss WS' saa f f 3. I f I ' . . 1 . I 1 I ' A h . I I 1 : . . ' - D CI b. I D , . 2: H'-Y. ' r' - A a. ' ' ' ' , .- V I 'Z ' ' O' 0 ' : : ' 'l U I ' V 1 3 ' f ' ' . Q .' ' T a Cl b. : pa ' Cl , 23 I la- ' -' A I I , 5, I 1 .. ' d . I ' ' I . I ' . fs 1 ' ' .. I G . ' I r , 3 I I , 1 ' I I ' . .. . .. A- Q . - ' . . . , .9 . . F ' I . ' , 7 ' PI , . . - S' I I ' , . , 3, 4: I I ' Tri-Y, I, , , 1 lra, I, 2. M g ' - I - in- . if .' - H ' 'H - 1- 41 y, 'Q - a Treasurer, 37 Junior Red Cross 5 W K,sg . sgfiafga ca b, I, 3: ' aa' , a. A - - -'I - L 5, I 2: T '- . , , I I, H, 'uni -It -' 'IU' . 'al 'aba- E 7 --l e g' I ' h lh t a , - -e C in Hr- -' - Cl : . , ,I :I 'I , 4l - , - ' 3: 4' , , E , - lb, . H hop -, I P' bl '- 0 a a ' Q , - ' ' 'a . - 'ff 'XI f Thi 1 E5- I THE SENIIIHS-Ilur Finished Product CATHERINE SAHL Woodbury GENERAL Future Homemalrers of America 4- Literary Club. 3' Library Club, 21 Etiquette Club. I Kate -lilies parties, football, swimminq, movies. dancino - her dislikes are basketball, hnclzev, tennis. and baseball-wants to be a technician Tn the Iuture-vaca- tions in Wildwood-seen with Rosa and Elsa. JANICE JUNE SANDERS Woodburv ACADEMIC Student Aide 2, 4' Sr-nior Pla-1 Usher, 4: Choir, I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, I, 2.' Sweet, quiet, wonderful frienrl -lilies music and mint patties-a beautiful voice-future ambition: to become a mus'c teacher. KENNETH C. SANDERSON Woodburv ACADEMIC Class Vice-President 2' Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4' White and C-old 3, 4, Editor-in-chief, 3, News Editor, 4: Home Room Representative. I, 3: French Club, 3, 4: Cross Country. 4. Chap - sports follower - males qood score predictions- attends all dances-iolrer-burstinn with ideas on any subiect that ar'ses - loouacious - haDDv-r1o- luclzy-- uIre olaver--West End rooter -- editor ot the Sandarona Productions. LEONA MINDEIL SCHATZ Westville ACADEMIC Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4: Student Aide, 3, 4: Chorus. I, 2, 3, 4: Future Homernaiers of America, 2: Etiquette Club, l' Junior Red Cross Club, l: Usher tor Commencement, 3. Lee -interested in the Army -an able student aide-waitress down at the ever popular Sh:-rr-Hs - interested in studvinn hotel manaqement-often Iound talnino the place of a teacher - a true friend. JANE SUZANNE SCHMID Westville GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secretary to Mrs. Van Rosen, 4' Chorus, I, 2: Future Homemalrers of America. 2: Library Club 2: Junior Dramateurs, I: Etiquette Club, Treasurer, I. Janie -lilies danci-q, sw'm- minq, bowlino and havinq a oood time--dislikes homework-ambition: to qraduate-vacations in Brfvclrlvn -works in BinIrley's 5 and IO cent store, Westville. 'AGEORGE LEONARD SCHOOLS Woodburv GENERAL Student Aide, 3, 4' Sun Dial Art and Literary Staffs 4: Choir I, 2. 3: Boys' Chorus, 2, 3' Junior-Senior Prom, Decoration Committee, 37 Traclr, I. Jody -well lilced bv everyone -eniovs penpals, stamp rolleftinn, and music-has accomplished his ambition of being a sailor. ROBERT FRANKLIN SCHOOLS Woodbury ACADEMIC Student Aide, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3 4: State Chorus, 4: White and Gold Ouartet, 3, 4: Cherniftr-f Club. 4: Latin Club 3: Boys' Sports Club, I: Traclr, I, 3, 4. Bob -fond oT soorts, chieflv track - lilies music. movies - easv qoinq person-seen mostly with Star -weakness in qettino no- What is liie without music? -M member of the All-State Chorus. KAYE SELFRIDGE Woodbury GENERAL COMMERCIAL Future Homemalrers of America, 3. 4. SGCPBIMV. 3: Junior Red Cross Club. 3: Chorus, I, 2. Kava - lilres dancino -ooocl slrater-fond oi drawino-dark eve: -summers in Wildwood-will make a good telephone operator. CLIFFORD VINCENT SELLEN Wanonah GIENERAL COMMERCIAI State Chorus, 2: South Jersey Band, I, 2, 3: Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4: Band, I, 2. 3.4. Clif -- one of Wenonahk many blonds-iacl: ot all musical instruments-has an inqenuity for witticism-qood dancer-hotrods in a blue Chevy -favorite resort is Avalon, JUANITA SHEPPARD Woodbury ACADEMIC Student Aide, 4: Third Prize for Outstanding Freshman in Civics: Sun Dial Literary Staff, 4: Chemis- try Club, 4: Choir, 3, 4: Tri-Y, I, 2. 3, 4: Junior-Senior Prom, Decora- tion Committee, 3: Glee Club, I. 2: Journalism Club, I, 2: White and Gold Reporter, I: Drum and Bugle Corps, I: J. V. Basketball, I, 2, 3: Varsity, 4: Intra-Mural Basket- ball, I, 2: Intra-Mural Softball, I. Nita - friendly '- attrac- tive-a whiz at basketball-lilies dancing and music-hopes to be a teacher-can always be seen with Dottie . Z 5 Keg -. THE SENIIIHS HARRY S SINK Sowell ACADEMIC Boys rssly Club 4 Band I 4 Orcheslra 3 French Club 2 askelball I 2 Var y eball 2 3 Vars .h.Lf.LA r o Re Ikes music and all ksnds of sporls ace baskel ball player can be seen drsvsnq a slalsonwaqon ELAINE BEVERLY SIPPLE Woodbury ACADEMIC Na sonal H nor Socsely 3 4 Secrelary 4 Sun Dsal Arl Slalf hour 3 4 JunsorSens Prom Co Chasrman of Decoralson Commsllee 3 Dramaleurs Play Casl 3 Dramaleurs 3 Junsor Dra eurs I Glee Club I T Y Elasne Easlman here she comes hopes lo be an operalsc ssnqer arlsslsc posslsve sn charac ler one ol lhe snlellsqenlsa loves clolhes GEORGE GORDON SMALL Woodbury ACADEMIC Chosr 2 3 4 Chemsslry Club 4 Fr nch Club 2 3 Glee Club I B skelball I 2 3 Varssl Fres Soph Baseball I 2 r h Soph Foolball I Gorse ardenl sporls lhusiasl plays baseball lor All Slar good carloonssl hopes I lake up law has spol sn his hearl lor Wesl End ANNE ELIZABETH SMITH Woodbury Hesglsls SECRETARIAL COMMERCIAL Class Corresponclsng Secrelary 3 Secrelary lo Miss Veasey Sensor Play Properly Commsllee 4 Recrealson Commsllee 2 3 Treasurer 3 Gsrls Varsaly Club rs 2 3 4 Correspon sn Secrelary 2 Vsce Pressdenl 3 Pressdenl 4 Gloucesler Counly Trs HIY Councsl Vsce'Pressdenl 3 Journalssm Club I 2 Whsle and Gold Reporler 2 J V Hockey I 2 3 Varssly 4 Nancy all oul for sporls summers sn O C and Ocean Gale co composer ol lhe hockey qsrls lheme song always allracled by submarine sandwiches DONALD A SMITH JR Woodbury ACADEMIC Sensor Play Properly Commsllee osr 2 3 4 Varssly u emss ry Club 4 HsY German Club, 2, 3, Secrelary. . Gee Club. I: Sporls Club, I: J. . Baslrelball, 2. 3: Cross Counlry . . , .. :Tr , ., . Smilly -- or'qinal sense humor-lall, lanky-good runner- Iikable chap - adaplable lo ll silualions. llur Finished Product MELVA JOAN SMITH Wononall ACADEMIC Esrsl Prsze Halloween Wsndow Pasnlsng 4 Sun Dual Arl Slafl 4 Asde In Mrs Campbells ollice 4 emsslry Club 4 T Y 2 Chorus I 2 While and old R orler 2 Drum and u I Corps 2 Junsor Dramaleurs I Me helps sn Mrs Camp bells ollice an arlssl Iskes fo sew wanls lo qel a home of her own spends vacalsons al Wenonah Lake won Iirsl prsze for Hallowe en pasnlsng blondse personalsly plus CONSTANCE MARIE SNELL Woodbury GENERAL Home Room Represenlalsve 4 Asde sn Prsncspals Ollice 2 Sensor Play Properlses Commsllee 4 Recrealson Cmmsllee 2 3 4 Spanssh Club 2 3 4 Dramaleurs Club 3 4 Secrelary 4 Drama leurs Play Properlses Commsllee 2 3 4 Secrelar Whsle and Gold Reporler I Journalssm Club I Elsquelle Club Connse well liked friendly smaqsnalson good ideas Isle ol a parly dancsng enlhussasl works al Sun Ray ensoys lhe company ol lhe oppossle sex MARY JANE SNOW Wenonah GENERAL S enl Aide 4 Asde sn rs Campbells office 3 4 TrsY I 3 Fulure Homemakers of Amersca u 3 Nurses Club I 2 r and Bugle Corps I 2 French Club 2 Elsquelle Club I Blue eyed blonde lavorsle peeve algebra can lake a soke usually lound sn Wenonah wel liked by everyone CHARLES SNYDER JR Almonosxon ACADEMIC Hsslory ol New Jersey Club Press nl 4 anssh Club 2 Chess and Checkers Club 2 Chuck Iskes soksnq ano gellsng snlo lrouble slfsclly an sn dsvsdualssl ambslson lo have his own bussness JOSEPH MICHIAL SORI Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL oulh Jersey Band I n Or . . - . . 3. J. V. Baskel , 2: J. V. Foolb , . MealbalI - lerrilic wilh a clarinel--I'kes music-would like 20 million dollars bul probably will be a barber-dslikes gellinq up in the mcrninq - spends summers working. THE SENIUH5 SANDRA MARIAN SOWERS Woodbury ACADEMIC New Jersey Gurls Slafe 3 S'uden+ A: e 4 Mlss Rolary 4 Usher r ommencemenl 3 un na LIICFCTV Slall 4 Sensor Play Prop r+y Comm lee aurman our 3 ee u annsh Club 3 Tr Y 4 a Junlo Dramaleurs I Drum a Buole C rps I Sa dv lulres lo danre om lion 0 aflend Bucknell come a hroh sch ol feache spends vacafons In Sa em Cove belonqs Io Square Wheelers NORMA ANNE SPISSELL Woodbury GENERAL COMMERCIAL u enl Avde I 4 Jun: r Dramaleurs 2 Glee Club I Dr rn an uqle o ps EI quelle C u I orrn es I swrm an Ice slcale ambuhor' lo be a Iypusl spends vacahons an Ocean Crfv and Somers Po nl se n a lol wlh Gerry MICHAEL ANTHONY STAFFIERI Wesfvnllo PRE INDUSTRIAL ars ly C ub Chess 'un C eclrers Club I 2 J V Foolb ll rs: 4 Varslly a V c Mvlre Ol Mn e happresl when he s playnnq lo fball qels alonq wllh everyone one of our able checlrer players can be seen holroddunq a Iruclr LEWIS STARR Woodbury ACADEMIC Currer-I Evenls Club Presndenl 4 Huslory cl New Jersey Club 4 Lew spenl lreshman year here before qounq lo Weslmrnsler School Slmsbury Conn us couldnl slay away lulces boalmq hunhnq and all sporfs dnslulres QOIHQ sfeady qlrls chewunq qurn Communrsls and Ihe dralf vaca Irons n Beach Haven wanls enler law popular guy wulln boys FABER WADDELL STEVENSON Wenonah ACADEMIC German 2nd Pruze 3 Sfudenl A de 4 Senuo Play Ca 4 Recr I n Commrllee I 2 4 nl 4 Chemusfry Club 4 rw eurs Club I 2 3 4 Pres e 4 Drameleurs Play Cas? 3 Chee oer 3 I-I J V Tr 3 Tumblnq 3 Pele q lol qab lamols for hrs shorly ha rcul qood nafurwl q I e man wa? lhe la rer Isle quard dunnq fhe summer ard nl debafer al Mmes holds Wenonah IH hgh esleem r 48 hiv!! J' -R UQ' llur Fmlshed Product FREDERICK HENRY STIGALE III Wesfvnlle ACADEMIC Freshman Dues Collecfor I Choa 4 Chemnsr Cu French Club 3 s ue? a a end lo al name IS usualy correcrly pronounced b everyone77 hobbues model raul roadlnq loolball baseball and Ire hoclrey scorns nousy people cold wealher and homewcrlr JOHN WHARTON STOKES Woodbury ACADEMIC ecreahon Commullee 2 Currenl News Club Vuce Pres rlenl 4 I-lrslory ol New Jersey Club Lllerary Cub 3 Mechanlca rawur-c Club C es an Checkers Club 2 Sporls Club I Mad Jael: Ihe sodrum mxnnac Ihorly on e bowl Terror nn lhe chemnslry lab s ol n o San as man men durmq Chrrslmas vacalr has oulsfandunq colleclnon of quns ROBERT KING TALLEY Woodbury ACADEMIC as Officer Vlce Pre ndenl u erl Avde 3 4 Sensor a Casl 4 Assembly Commrrlee 4 n D-al Lnferary Slafl ra eurs 3 Treasurer ra maleurs Play Cas? 3 4 German Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Mechamcal Dawmq Club 2 3 GI Club I Tennrs 2 O Saqotlous erreslsln ble personalnly popular lall darlc and qoodloclunq coquellush vusaqe enloys parlues qood dancer square dancunq Ian CARL WILHELM TARRACH JR Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL Home Room Represenlafrve I 2 II Club 3 4 Turnblun Bros blond ha r good loolz In In es 'ro w In on cars spen s I1 s vacahons w rlunq al Tarrach s a Inc Ion can usua seen drnvunq h s 37 Chevy coupe RONALD EUGENE TAYLOR Woodbury PRE INDUSTRIAL ecrearron Commvlee I 2 Sha f Club 2 3 4 Duqan Woodburys ho? rod very popular spends hls summers n Ocean Cnty lulres dancrnq swnm mmq and drnvnnq cars Ni THE SENIUHS-llur Finished Product DAVID O. THOMAS Westville ACADEMIC Choir, 3, 4: Varsily Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 4, Secrelary, 4: Chemislry Club, 4: Glee Club, I, 2: Chess and Checkers Club, I, 2: Mechanical Drawinq Club, 2: Band. I: Varsily Cross Counlry, 2, 3, 4, Caplain, 4: J. V, Track, I, 2. Varsily, 3, 4. Daisy - wavy blond hair, combed Io perfeclion-an earnesl lrack man who works Iirelessly alter school each day-has a quiel, easy- gomg manner. MARIE THOMAS Woodbury GENERAL COMMERCIAL Drum and Buqle Corps, I, 2, 3. 4: Fufure Homernakers of America, 4: Choir, 3, 4: Nurses' Club, 3: Glee Club, I, 2: Commercial Club, 2: Eliquelle Club, I. Cookie -likes Io correspond with foreiqners-wanls lo leach or be a nurse-seen driyinq in a qrey converfible-able secrelary Io Mrs. Werber-winninq smile-always has a friendly word for everyone. ROBERT F. TURING Woodbury Heighfs ACADEMIC Currenl News Club, 3, 4: Chess and Checkers Club, l, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3. Bob is easy Io qel along with and a lriend lo all-likes lo go fishinq -favorile hobby is collecl- ing dilferenf pennenls-desires lo be an 'old sal+ and qo down +o lhe sea in ships-spends yacafions lravelinq. AUDRAE J. von der HAYDEN Woodbury ACADEMIC Sludenl Aide. 3: Sun Dial Ar+ Slaff, 4: Drum and Buqle Corps. I, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Y, I, 2, 3, 4Z German Club, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross. I. Audie - likes Io sew and dance-a whiz al melal work- enioys wriling lellers lo foreiqn counlries--spends summers a+ Wild- wood - can be seen at Ellis's - blonde. JAMES WALTER VOYTOVICH Wesfville ACADEMIC Senior Flay, Properly Comrni++ee, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Sporls Club, I. ' Jim -Del Ennis fan-hobby is his '36 Chevy -Naval Reserves man - ,likes baseball - wishes lo learn a good Irade. BARBARA LOUISE WAKEMAN Woodbury ACADEMIC Sun Dial Lilerary Stall, 4: As- sembly Commillee, 4: Choir, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl. Chaplain, 3: Dramaleurs' Play, Cast, 3: Dramaleurs' Club, 3: Literary Club, 3: French Club, 2: Junior Dramaieurs, I: Freshman Chorus, I, Bibbie -usually seen al Ellis's - likes 'lo knil swealers - fulure music Ieacher-longs for Marqale -oh, Ihose lime sodas wilh choco- lale min? ice-cream. BERNARD N. WEBB Wononah ACADEMIC Nalional Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Presi- denf, 4: Class Officer, Treasurer. I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council Execu- tive Commillee. 3. 4, Treasurer, 4: Manager for Sale of Foolball Pro- grams, 3, 4: Sun Dial Arl Slaff, 4: Chemislry Club, 4: French Club Play, Casl, 3: Hi-Y, I, 2, 3: Me- chanical Drawing Club, 2: Sporls Club, I. Webbie or Bernie -wavy brown hair-Wenonah's debafer- baskelball fan - summer hideoul: Ocean City-seen riding in a Ford converlible-popular wilh everyone. MARIE E. WILEY Wesfville GENERAL COMMERCIAL Secrefary 'lo Mr. Byham, 4: Senior Play, Usherelle, 4: Choir, I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps, I, 2, 3: Efiquelle Club, I. Marie - likes dancing and skafing - doesn'+ like conceiled people-has ambilion Io qraduafe -spends vacafions af home-soda lerk in Weslville-secrelary Io Mr. Byham. JACOB E. WILLIAMS Woodbury PRE-INDUSTRIAL Second Prize, I-Iallowe'en Windcw Painlings. 2: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orches- Ira, 4: Shaff Club, 3, 4: Sports Club, I: Sporfs Manaqer for Track, I. 2.3. Jake - likes baskelball - drumming and arf are his favorifes -upon gradualion, would like lo sludy archifeclure. RACHEL REBECCA WILLIAMS Jericho GENERAL Fulure Homemakers of America Club, 4: Red Cross, I, 3: Glee Club, I, 2: Friends of Animals Club, I. Rachel - likes skatinq and sewing-hopes to gel married- spends her vacalions in Ocean City -popular wifh the girls. -llur Finished Product JOSEPH RICHARD WRIGHT Woodbury ACADEMIC SWIG' Pldv Lif1h+z and Curlains Cornmillee 4' CI'i:ir. I 23 Junior Drarnaleurs, I. Ricky - worlred behind Ihe scenes in Senior Play wilh liohfs and cur+ains-favorire hobbies are pholoqraphy and radio-desires fo relire af an early aqe. ROSA LILLIAN WRIGHT Wesfville GENERAL Nurses' Cluz, I, 2, 3, 4: Fu'ure Homemalrers of America Club 3' Junior Red Cross, 27 Drum ard Bugle Corps, I. Rosie fsummers in Aflanlic Cily-aims fo become a hairdresser -foofball and baslrefhall fan-- dislilres people who fhinlr fhey are beller than olhers-oflen seen wifh Cafherine. MARTIN ZOBLIN '-Voodbury GENERAL Senior Plav. Properly Cornmiflee, 4: Friends of Animals Club, 4: Chess and Checkers Club, 2, 4: Sporfs Club, I. Zeb - lasl of fhe Hess Avenue qanq- You know il -likes sporfs-always ready wilh a iolre- seen wilh Wal? and Clem-spends his vacations working in e sfore. U W1 X, XV FQ cf W fi-I gif f ,f , YE !1, T fx X 'N 2 rjwkf L- km ff 13' M X Vi K My XXJKEX I fig 1' 'J X 1 gr LA' NX X, NP I WWW fgi EN ff f fd 1, IIN' 4. , Hf! X -Ei fi wifi? f aw fx W W Us QE ' YE X ...Z Q E 5 ,. , 'V' N i,gn'JV. 1 ' fK'7fif f Lg: X ,vm K XJ N X Q35 M l I X 4 1.1 ,il 'li Nr' I 31. s A W ,, n ' .1 V. L H , 9 f- ,K . A vicfory parade on Broad Sfreef marks fha winning of ' 7' 3 'J ano+her foofball game. Q ' X X T .5 4 v . , . . U .-5 Y 2 n f' X , M 3Eaf6f1ffH 9 49' A44 'V irq' , 31 N Sl! 115, ffm. EM Sl yi Ashe. .-X L ?1'3::. . ., ' -:xx K I, 1 YT , ll.- :I . ' :Si N ,. g L X 1 I ., 12 1' fy The big business of managing Senior affairs is handled by our oflicersz SEATED, Dorofhee Jones, corresponding secrefaryg Sally Cole, recording secrefary: STANDING, Reber? Talley, vice-presi- denf: Bernard Webb, freasurer: and Harry Pearce, president -1 g.1 35- Z QUEEN OF THE GREEN Crowned ef fhe Senior Class' Sf. Patricks Dey Dance was Dol' Brining, shown seafed, wnh her courf: standing, leff fo righfz Selly Cole Ada Fosier, Nancy Smith, and Faifh Rieck. The Senior Tri-Y, The R. E.,N. 'S. IST ROW: M. Renner, J. Sheppard, A. von der Hayden. N. Flack: 2ND ROW: J. Fields. D. Brininq, M. Lewis: 3RD ROW: F. Reynolds, B. Walte- man, B. Grant 4TH ROW: V. Finger, G. Brown. Hey! Thafs against campus rogulafions. N of , s X 410 The Senior Play Mol'her is a Freshman, given on De- cember 2 and 3 by fhe Senior Class, proved fo be a huge success. When fhe curfain opened on fhe firsf nighf, if was hard fo believe fhaf affer all 'rhe weeks of work 'rhe play was finally being given. Everyone agreed fhal' fhe pracfices and 'rhe good fimes connecfed wifh a play would be greafly missed. The play revolves around a young widow, Abigail Abboff, and her daughfer, Susan. Abigail finds fhaf she has used up all her hus- band's insurance money and can'f send Susan back fo Poinfer College for her sophomore year. The only solufion is fo apply for a scholarship given fo anyone whose name is Abigail Forfifude Abboff. This will send bofh her and Susan fo College. However. Abigail comes up againsf many difficulfies af Poinfer. Her daughfer is very much againsl' having a mofher who is a Fresh- man, fhe dean believes she is alfending Poinfer as a publicify sfunf, and fo make maffers worse. she has a very hard fime doing zoology. A young zoology professor, Dan Michaels. whom Susan fancies in love wifh her, helps Abigail wifh her sfudies ancl fhe fwo fall in love. The climax occurs when Susan and Abigail discover fhe professor has given fhem bofh copies of fhe same book of poems. Abigail becomes angry and slaps fhe professor in fronf of fhe dean. She is expelled from school. and if looks like fhe end of fhe world fo Susan. Evenfually, however, everyfhing is sfraighfenecl out The dean apologizes for all he has done and Susan reahzes fhaf Dan loves only her mofher and goes back fo her ever- faifhful boyfriend, Bobo. Abigail and 'rhe pro- fessor? Well, 'rhey live happily ever affer af Poinfer College. f . ' I 1':' Nw ai? ffm X She 5 one of lime s+udonfs7 Haro? ' ll I llllllillllllllillllll .ll I04 -JL 4 Miss Rummer and leer success- ful cad hh a bow. X , ? .. Mx X FQ' .INV MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Presenfed by flue Senior Class CAST Mrs. Abigail Abboff, a widow ......... Susan, her daughfer ......,..,.........,. ...,.,...... Mrs. Miller, a laousemoflier ........ Dean Gillingham .......,.., . .....,.....,..... Professor Michaels ............,.,................, Sfudenfs af Poinler College: Sylvia ................,...,.............,... ,.,............ Bunny .......... Helen ,... Carrie Clara ...., Marge ......... ....,...... Bobo .,.,..........,....... - ....,,.,. Jael: .....,.. .. ..,........ -. Howie ADVISERS Diredress ..,.. - .... ,..,...........,.... . ..........,,........ ........,.. ,. ,.......... Faiih Rieclc Nancy Pime Nancy Flacl: . .,...,.,..,.. Leon Asay Roberf Talley Dorofhy Brining Margaref Reiclnerf Sally Cole Dorofliea Jones Eihelyn Coyle Frances Casey .. Faber Slevenson Donald Perry . .,...... Robe? Howarfla Donald Leslie Louise K. Rummer Properhas - ...... .. ........ ,.,, .......,..,,. . .- .,..,..., Louis Cuchran Make-up .... -.. Scenery ..... ..., Lighfs ..,....... Program ...,. -... Jeanne Heal Ernesf Myers Desmond Jones Lillis Van Rosen Tickefs ........... . ....... . .... . ...,,,.............. Myra C. Roedel Music Direcior .......... ............,......... .,.........................,,.... H . Karl Heilman Prompfers ................ ..,,...... ,.,..... . . .,...,................. M . Renner, F. Reynolds Make-up ..... . .... - ..,,............. J. Charlfon, L. Dopp, P. Fowler. F. Hayden, M. Lewis, M. MacLeod, C. Rudmann. Scenery .......,.............,.. ..... R . Grasso. Chairman: R. Becler, T. Burgess. B. Clark, B. Danmisen, J. Eggerf, H. Marlrellos Lights and Sound ,.,.... ....,,, .....,. ..,.. P . M acAllisfer, W. McFeeley. J. Krasson, Properfies ..... .. ...,.....,...... .,...,... S . Sowers. Chairman: R. Becler, S. Bradbury, T. Burgess. W. Capaldi. J. Eisanliarcll. M. Flood. S. Gilberl, L. Malfhews, F. Peferson, N. Smifh, C. Snell, J. Voyfovich, M. Zoblin Tickets .........,. ..... . . .,......,,.... F. Casey, K. Emeniclner, L. Hasson, D. Meyer, C. Rudmann, M. Wiley Program . .,.., ,,,..... . ...,..... .. G. Arnold. M. Bafes. B. Bronsky, B. Brown, V. Burqe's, F. Casey. L. Caulley, K, Emenicler, D. Faragher, S. Gilberf, D. Jones, M. A. Jones, W. Keech, A. Krogman, E. Lange, M. MacLeod, J. Mick. J. O'MaIley, F. Reynolds, K. Sanderson, S. Sowers. R. Turing Ushers ........,. . .... ..... .... ....,.. G . A ronld, M. Baies. D. Bedell, B. Brown. L. Caulley, A. Fosler. L. Frisbey. B. Grant J. A. Jaggard, M. A. Jones, A. Krogman, E. Kuss. P. Lawrence. J. Milchell, D. Morgan, J. Sanders, M. Smith, M. Wiley The Class Hlstury 435 Quad for once rm FRESHMEN We were shupped an on conveyor belfs from 'rhe surroundmg communnhes sorfed Info home rooms and labeled raw malersal Freshmen Llffle dud we know fhe process we would ex pernence If was nof only our hrsf new year buf fhe Hrsr year for +he presldenf of fhe Concern Mr John R Worrall We were unfroduced fo M Thomas our advuser who anded In drawung up our consfnuhon We soon gof fo know +he ropes be++er and discovered fha+ fhere was nof an elevafor fo 'the fhurd 'floor Sfrange faces faded away and an fheur place new frrends ap peered Ouf of fhese we elecred Paul MacAllus+er as our presudenf Mary Rufh Hannold vxce press denf Dof Jones secre+ary and Berme Webb as Treasurer We sfruggled fhrough our firsf final exams and as +he close shop order came fhrough we realnzed +ha+ we had developed from raw mareruals and were ready for +he second sfep of fhe assembly llne Wenonoh cui up! Doo: Mus Taylor lnow you ro rolulng gurls? Nughf Info Woodbury sfylo SOPHOMORE Wifh the coming of Sepfember, I948, we enfered the corporafion as Sophomores. How sfrange if seemed 'ro be no longer Freshmen, buf whaf we laughingly call upper-lower class- men. We were fhe refined maferials of fhe as- sembly line. We mef our very capable adviser, Mr. Henderson, wifh whose help we sfarfed fhe year off by elecfing our Sophomore officers: presidenf, Harry Cairns: vicerpresidenf, Ken Sanderson: corresponding secrefary, Dof Jones: recording secrefary, Nancy Smifhp and freasurer, Bernie Webb. I+ was abouf fhis fime we sfarfed roofing for our classmafes 'fhaf were members of fhe differenf feams, which gave us quife an imporfanf feeling. Our class pins made us feel even more fhan ever lilce an infegral parf of fhe concern. When Spring rolledaround, we had our Soph Hop, fhe big social evenf of fhe year. The fheme was Show Boaf . and fhe music was supplied by fhe Confinenfals. Suddenly fhe end of fhe year was upon us. wifh ifs feverish preparafion for exams and fhe approach of The fhree monfhs of vacafion as our only immediafe inifiafive for exisfence. And fhen we were Juniors. Is fhis how you play bndminfon? ,, ,A I f ,ir lun-i e- is 152 Tho Big Thru -Andy, Milo, and Harry. Did if go in? A mighfy baHIe bofwoan squads 3 and 4. How d Irma gui in fhis ons? Hail, hail, fha geng's all hero. The Class History JUNIOR ln The fhird year of our assembly line, we moved upsfairs for 'rhe aging process. We elecfed as president Paul Jones: vice-presidenl. Harry Cairns: and The secrelaries, Nancy Smifh. recording and Dol Jones, corresponding. We again enfrusfed our money wifh our faifhful Treasurer, Bernie Webb. For fhe purpose of building up our freasury. Miss Veasey, our compefeni adviser, helped us financially, in co-operafion wilh Mrs. Egli, fo execufe fhe annual Junior magazine drive. Afler a pep 'rallc from fhe fwo professional magazine salesmen, fhe race began fo defermine fhe high salesman, a posifion nof only of honor buf also beneficial financially +o fhe indusfrious individual. Thai very affernoon doorbells began fo ring, and unsuspecling housewives were given a professional salesfallc from young buf serious liffle business men and women. Sieve Gilberf Thefa Lambda Tau regisfers a gamuf of expressions. A. 1 A liffla huxflo, gangl Prize er+is+ and helper ef vori proved +0 be ihe winner, wifh Merle Richmond second. One of ihe mosi imporfani and enioyable evenis of fhis year was ordering our class rings. When ihe gliffering lifile obiecls arrived, fhe library gave +he appearance of a bargain sale, with anxious s+uden+s wai+ing in organized con- fusion. Then came +he big social even'r of ihe year, fhe PROM. A comrniiiee had worked from fhe beginning of The year 'ro defermine a fheme. King Nepfune gave us his permission fo use his cour+ as a fheme for 'rhis mos? prominenl' even'r. Wirh Miss Veasey's guidance and Mrs. Reynolds' kind co-operafion, we soon succeeded in chang- ing 'lhe gym info a nafural aquarium. Rip Turner's orchesfra supplied lhe music for +he occasion. As fhe ihird year came lo a close, we had accomplished much and were now ready for fhe long-awaiied Senior year. The hope for World Peace, 4H sfyle. Ahh, Ye Olde Trernping Ground Never foo cold for e hip fo fhe shore. SENIOR YEAR Our Senior year! Affer fhree years of always having a class over us, we now found ourselves af fhe fop of fhe processing on our way fo being fhe finished producf. ln a few shorf weeks we seffled down fo 'lhe many re- sponsibilifies which we as Seniors had fo under- fake. Under fhe capable leadership of our adviser, Mrs. Roedel, we held our firsf class meefing of fhe year, af which fime we falked aboul' Chrisfmas cards and lhe Senior play, and we also elecfed class officers, who were: presi- denf, Harry Pearce: vice-presidenf, Roberl' Talley: corresponding secrefary, Dol Jones: re- cording secrelary, Sally Cole: and freasurer, Bernie Webb. Probably fhe largesf source of income 'lo- ward our dues in 'rhe Senior year, comes from selling Chrisfmas cards. Our class sef fo work - ri Pracficing for T. V.7 Rin and Shine! immedialely. lf was a common occurrence fo meef a fellow classmafe whose head was peering ouf from behind a cargo of many boxes. Our work seemed worfhwhile when we found lhe beffer parl of our dues were paid by fhis con- venienl' mefhod. Will we ever forgef fhe day Mr. Worrell informed us lhal' so many upperclassmen eifher owned or had access fo cars 'rhaf each individual would be compelled fo regisfer his respecfive vehicle? Indeed, The parking lol ifself could nol confain all our buggies, and we consequenfly moved 'rhem +o ofher locafions. An honor fhaf was besfowed upon fhe Senior fellows fhis year was being chosen fhe Rofarian of fhe monfh. One of 'rhe oufsfanding fellows of our Senior class was selecfed fo go over and have lunch wifh The Rofarians. The fellows 'char have gone up fo January are Paul The cause of sore eyes l 2 fr A match fo, old M an wiflfor Jones Harry Pearce Bull Kokos Duck Guesf and John Egger? consecufuvely Our foofball feam was exfrernely successful Thus season For The second consecufuve year we beaf Collungswood and lo make uf all f erfecr we were awarded fhe Colonual Con er P ence Champuonshup Tulle The nexr bug even? of The year was The Sensor play Mo her Is a Freshman he If whole class worked hard on fhus prouecf success was due 'ro 'rhe casl' and The many com muffees In 'rhe muddle of The year more and more fellows were becomung eluguble for fhe draff and some were leavung school 'ro loun 'rhe servuce The fellows 'rhal leff are Joseph Connelly Charles Cramer Roberf Barne++ Wulluam Loder Geor e Schools Alfred G-rabbe John Polulfe 9 Roberr Doran and Roberf Morency We salule f Ashcen funcan' Oh' Whaf a wnk end! lhese boys who have lefl school 'ro serve +heur counfry May was a busy monlh for us Furs? came f our frup fo Washungfon Wull we ever forge +he frup down a of us were suck on 'rhe buses and were foo+sore buf we haled +o leave Washungfon The one fhungs +ha'r susfauned us was The lhoughf of fha nd back on fhe buses? A few comung Junuor Senuor Prom The Junrors cerfaunly gave us a wonderful Prom and we deeply apprecuafe all fheur efforls lf was wonderful fo sur back and be 'fhe guesfs June and 'rhe plannung of graduafuon came all foo soon Gradualuon was a never fo be forgorlen evenf As we wa ausle fo fhe sfrauns of Pomp and Curcumsfance we realuzed 'fhal' now we were really ihe funushed producr for our age buf fha? much more would be expec+ed of us as we grew older lked slowly down fhe sa Acrobafs The Dream Supremo . ' ,. t ,.. T . . - . n . . l S . . V u . My , 1 urn, -3 Ji u I W J lu. T 5 Ag? 0. , c 355' , 'V A u ' f ,iff if V ' , 5 ' 'i- ll' . Q 1. 1 .u A ev -, , . X L T ? 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