Woodstown High School - Wood Chips Yearbook (Woodstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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Though the outlook 1S dark by apply1ng what We have learned 1n school we w1ll be able to face the future s problems Wlth con frdence Our future work w1ll be 1n var1ous f1elds We w1ll be more on our own than ever be fore It w1ll be up to us to do our best 1n every s1tuat1on and keep sm1l1ng Its not gomg to be easy to uphold f1ne 1deals We w1ll have the respons1b1l1ty of mak1ng our own dec1s1ons There IS somethmg more than Just a war to be won The peace follow1ng w1ll be lost 774e No so long ago a young and lovely Chmese g1rl br1ll1antly educated a p1lot of her own plane learned what 1t meant to lrve through bomb1ngs and an 1nvas1on by an For e1ght months she endured hun ger and loss and then was fortunate to es cape by plane from Hong Kong She sa1d enemy We flew over the hump and 1n four days and seven fly1ng hours I was safe on La Guard1a landmg f1eld The hump IS the H1malaya Moun talns great rnassrve ranges W1th tower1ng snow capped peaks hrtherto 1IT1pGSS1ble bar rlers now they are a hump Th1s story 1S s1gn1f1cant lt br1ngs a new world closer to a real1ty After the war IS won We shall l1ve 1n a new world we shall fly through the stratosphere over the storms we shall have conveyances and conven1ences be yond our present concept1on we shall l1ve longer and better and those who have been less fortunate than ourselves shall see a new world of dreams You have felt the 1rnpact of the war th1s year d1srupt1on and 1nconven1ences dlsap porntments IH reach1ng the he1ghts that your dreams of be1ng a Senror had made for you Our best w1sh 1S that you permlt nothrng to lead you astray from the future you can have that you follow no false leaders that you pers1st unt1l you come 1nto your r1ghtful place May the knowledge and sk1lls that you have acqu1red 1n Woodstown H1gh help you along the Way' Pluma B Batten Supervmsmg Prmc1pa1 or won by our actrons and thoughts The peace must be so made as to be farr to all concerned Th1s calls for open mmdedness of rel1g1on as well as of soc1ety Our re l1g1ons though varxed should be the bul wark of all our th1nk1ng 1n days to come It IS through rel1g1on that a stand1ng peace and a better world w1ll be made As we leave our h1gh school tra1n1ng and advance 1nto the future We must ever keep w1th us our sense of the frner th1ngs of l1fe We must l1ve up to the standards set by the great people of our countrys past Th1s above all to th1r1e own self be true and 1t must follow as the n1ght the day thou canst not then be false to any man Marlone Robbms W1111am Pett1t ay 7945 To those pup1ls enter1ng h1gh school the four years must seem l1ke a long t1me before graduat1on However the or1enta t1on and the tra1n1ng recerved thereafter Wlll prove 1nvaluable to you The Sen1ors have spent these years 1n preparat1on for the next L1ttle d1d you know when you entered Wlth a class of l36 members 1n September l939 that only 73 of th1s number Would be graduated 1n 1943 You also d1dnt reallze that dur1ng one and a half of these 4 years our country would be engaged 1n a struggle to preserve our r1ghts and behefs of demo cracy You are fortunate to l1ve 1n lhlS demo cracy where you are able to contlnue your educat1on 1n h1gh school regardless of the world cond1t1ons Some of the members of your class have already enlrsted and are now preparrng to take the1r place 1n the str1fe Others can offer the1r servtces 1n other ways The greatest of these at the present t1me 1S to produce food for people of other countr1es as well as for our own people both at home and on forelgn shores ln Whatever fleld of endeavor you may choose plan to do your work thoroughly qu1ckly and consc1ent1ously Your h1gh school tra1n1ng has endeavored to teach you these character1st1cs Its up to you to ap ply them We w1sh you all the best of every thmg and success 1n any and all of your undertak1ngs Iesse H Begel Pnnczpal I I 1 1 ' . . 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PLUMA BATTEN Saem N J Mrs Batten has shown I1e1 QYPCIIIIVC 'lllllltv ly Illallaglllg o11r school WILLIAM J BODKIN Woodstown N J We hope the rat1on Illg w1ll IIOK curtall M1 B0iIkll'1 s between meal s11'11ks MRS MARY DAVIS Sa em N J -Ks Sen1o1 class and yealbook ZICIVISQI Mrs Dz1v1s has shown her ablhtv to manage well as to teach RAYMOND KING Woodstown N J We hope 'VII Klngs sott deep v01ce w1ll Ollllllle to turn 01t shop XNOIKQIS txom VN l S MISS ARLENE ROBERTS Yorktown N J Nllss Roberts A grad ll tte t W oodstown Hlgh IS Nhs Batten s wen eihclent se11eta1y MRS ERNEST SCHULTZ Kennett Square Pa Xlls Schult DIIIS tl1c Ireshmen on t e llglll t111.1k touald 111aste1111 1e1r IIIOIIIQI ton ue 1 d1a111.1t11 l h l plesented wet 1l sembly pxograms JESSE BEGEL Woodstown N. J. Our pr1nc1pal M Hegel w1ll alw'1ys be remembered f0I hls n derst'1nd1ng MISS MABELLE CARTER Putman N J lt lss f a1te1 our school nurse his serv ed us long 'ind filltll fully M ISS DOROTHY DUCAT Putman N J Mlss Ducat IS very hvely and N1gO101lS and keeps a neat 1IIJli1I'V MISS ERMA NEWHART New Hope Pa Mlss Newhaxt came lo us 111 DGAGIIIIJQI and hts duected 0111 n111s1 Kill a1t1v1t1es vely mp thly 511146 that t1n1e MISS GLADYS RODE Woodstown N J 61 steln SGFIOIIS teach 81 a friend tull ot tun and an euelleut W oods 101111111 '1dv1se1 MRS ELANORA SIDDONS Camden N J Mrs Slddons math classes 1 III he LOIISIIIE eled e11te1te1111111g., lllll wet educ 1t1o11al MRS GULIELMA WERNER SemNJ Nlrs XNGIHQI has hll eu 1 the canc 1 lett by Mlss QIIS lll PHILLIP ALAMPI Williamstown N. J. Mr Al1mp1s J0v1a1 1ty l1'1s made h1m 1 I.8ElC'llPl 11 ell hked bv 1ll the students MRS IDA COBB Alloway N J Mrs Cobb IS t'1k111g M1ss Fflnslaus plflce 'llld ue fue reallw leaxn lllg tl1e IJIOIJIBIIIS of the Unlted States JOSEPH EWART Woodstown, N J As our tootball and basketball coach Mr 14 11 art his bll18l3 XXOII a pl'11e on 0111 tacultw MISS ANNA OESTERLE Woodstown N J Olll me111o1w ot Nl ss 0este1le gteetxng Ils 111 the ofhc e or 111 the I1 1lls w11l he a we1y ple 1s111t o11e MRS GRACE ROSS Woodstown, N J an excellent h.:111d 111 0111 school and we hope It w1l1 LOIIIIIIIIQ to grow 1nd develop 111 tl1e tu t111e as 1t Il lS tl11s yea1 MISS ALVIA SIEB Irvmgton N J NI1ss Sleh 1s 0111 new math te 1che1 th1s veal She fllso tetxzhes eueo 1t11s new ple 1111111011 co111sc MISS RUTH WHITING Phlladelphla Penna A11 excellent c0.11l1 11111 1111 ext1c111el5 hke e JSISOII 1s loud NI1ss Xxlllllll MISS FAY BINDELL Brooklyn, N. Y. Mlss Bxndell 1S a qu1et llttle pe1son who cfm usually be tound IH tl1e 'ut room MISS MARIAN COLSON Woodstown N Mlss Colsons tl11ee fold Dl'1Il IS homework xeuses and good Jokes MISS ELEANOR GOELDNER Ph1IadeIph1a Pa Nhss Goe1dne1 lms proved l1er efflclency by keepmg 0111 school well ted at 1u11ch t1n1e MRS VERA B ONEILL Woodstown N J Mrs 0 'Nlelll s l4llgIlSl1 SGSSIOIIS ll lllg, l 1 e111e111l1e1cd MISS ANNA SCHNELLE Woodstown N J M1ss Schnelle 1s well educated Wldely t1 tveled teuher wl1o w1ll ftlways be l9lll6IIl bered EARL WALKER Stanton Delaware W 1lke1 0111 sc1ence 1nst1111to1 new thls yeal II1s wtvv I1 Ill and cute Illl1St'1C he 111 uk h1111 df-I1n1tely 1 I ' : , I'. . . 1 ' - 1 . 1 U , , ' c 1 ' 4 . ' c '-4 v 4 , . . I , . . ,X . - , . . , , , , . J. .. . . 1 I , . . . . . , I , . . . , . K- 'Q 1 - '11 u l 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , 1 .. V. , . . 1 1 , 1 1 ' v ' v' v 1 V v v - r v I' 1 , 4 1 L I ' 1 , . . V ' . , v - , . . , . . cf 1 ' ' 1 I -' 'f ' ' 1 ' , ' ' s ' 1 .' wi KI f me I. 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' ' , . ed v, vell n va- 1 ' J 'J ' ' - - :j ' . nhl I o11r he- 7 Muss Margaret Crus 7044 'Zfcwe left MARK S REDCAY After eughteen and a half years of servuce to the Woodstown Schools Mark S Redcay resugned on December 30 1942 to accept a posutuon wuth the Dravo Corporatuon un Wulmungton, Delaware Mr Redcay came to Woodstown un September 1924 as a hugh school urustructor In September 1927 he became Assustant Pruncupal of the hugh school and the next year was elected pruncupal ln June 1931 Mr Redcay became Supervusung Pruncupal of the schools un Pulesgrove Dustruct He held thus posutlon untul hus recent resugnatuon The faculty and stu dent body extend to Mr Redcay theur best wushes for success and happuness un hus n w fueld of endeavor MISS MARGARET MISS DORIS CRISPIN FANSLAU pun returned to her Alma Mater to become a unstructor un the commercual d e p a r t ment n September 1928 She soon became head of the depart ment and custoduan of all huqh school funds posutuon whuch she fulled very capably For several years she served as advuser to the Senuor classes Muss Cruspun eft Woodstown un March 1943 to accept a posu Hugh School Her former students and assocuates wush er happuness un her new posutuon MISS WINIFRED DOOLAN Muss Wunufred Doo lan came to Woods town September 1942 She taught the newly organuzed Span ush classes l-rench and Amerucan Hustory Mss Doolan le us early November e enlusted WAVES and served her basuc traunung Ce ar Falls lowa From there she was sent to Washungton where s e now statuoned Best wushes Muss Doolan' Muss Dorus Fanslau came to Woodstown Hugh School un Sep ternber 1942 as unstruc tor un Amerucan Hus tory Problems Amerucan Democracy and German The de sure to serve her coun try more durectly led her to uoun the WAAC and she left us un Jan uary After a traunung peruod un Floruda she was trnasferred to a camp un Idaho where she us statuoned at the present tume Good Fanslau' JAMES H RITTER ln September 1941 James H Rutter came to Woodstown Hugh School to teach buo logy chemustry and physucs Rutter felt hus countrys call and left us un March 2 to t auru un e meteorology depart ment of the Army Aur Forces After a short traunung peruod un Flor Ida he was transfer red to Grand Rapuds Muchugan where he us studyung to be an un structor to pilots and other meteorologusts Our loss un the Army's gaun' ' . . - I . . . e - i u , A of a H . . 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V V-V V 4' fN sg C E fam., RAYMOND BATTLE Monroevulle A rlculture Ray maJored ln Agllculture ln school and hell probably prove to be Just what some farm ordered to bl mg lt up to par He seems to be the qulet type three fourths of the tll'll6 but the other one fourth finds hlm a changed person Playmg the trombone IS one of hls extra currlcular actlvltles F A1234 Baseball1234Band234 Danoe Orchestra 4 Orchestra 4 Semor Play Yeal book Staff Prom Commxttee MARGARET BEAL Brldgeton General scrap books of her llfe and world happenlngs very mterestmg and educational She IS undecided about her future Glee Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Asslstant 4 BEATRICE BELL Harrlsonvllle General Bea can always find tlme to cut up or tell a Joke 1n class She IS rnterested m beconung an avlatrlx Who knows we may have a WAAF 1n the ferrylng command from our class Glee Club 1 2 Yearbook Staff Jumor Prom Commlttee ARTHU R BUCKLEY Woodstown Scientific Arthur has never been too ambltxous ln school but he lS qulte a mechamc as hls garage employer w1ll tell you He has always been Interested ln basketball He hopes to get a Job at DuPouts when school 1S over ASSISIHHI Basketball Manager 2 Football Man ager 3 Senior Play . . 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Z Margaret finds collecting stamps and making 11 WHARTON CH EW Woodstown General Wharton xs certamly one of the quletest boys 1n the school When he decades to get somethlng ac compllshed lt usually dqesnt take lum too long Most of us th1nk he makes a good usher ln the mov 18S but he wants to get a Job at DuPont s Yeaxbook Staff Junlor Prom Commltbee MEREDITH COLEMAN Alloway General Meredlth finds roller skatlng an excltmg and healthful pastlme He seems to be unconcerned about llfe but usually lf asked l1e says that farm 1ng IS hls amlbltlon Yearbook Staff Junlor Plom Commlttee BERTHA CONOVER Monroevllle Classical Bertxe IS a qulet lndustrxous g1rl who can al ways be depended upon Her hobby IS drawlng and pamtmg WhlCh she may use as a Caleel Glee Club 4 Forelgn Correspondence Club 2 LAU RETTE CONOVER Monroevllle Classical Laurette Hnds l1fe 111 general an enJoyable epl sode Hel greatest worry thls yeal has been to get the most from our chemlstry course Thls Wlll help her when she beglns her study of nurslng after she graduates Forelgn Correspondence Club 1 2 Glee Club 4 Vocal Class 4 Senlor Play Yearbook Staff . . , . , . . . , , . 1 1 ' 1 . . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 - MARY COOPER Elmer Secretarual Ma1y has been one of the most actlve members of our class She not only excels 1n her studles but also 1n sports Her ambltlon IS to become a puvate secretary and she should succeed She could enter taln her boss wlth her lIlf'eCt10l1S glggle Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Woodston1an Staff 3 4 Ed1tor 4 Yearbook Staff Sen1or Play Glee Club 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Comm1t tee Vocal Class 2 3 Cheelleadlng 3 4 Forelgn Correspondence Club 1 2 DORIS CRAVER Monroevllle Classical DOTIS 1S one of the class s fastest talkers but she seems to get her work iin1shed too She dld want to be a teacher but somethlng made her change her mmd Now she hopes to go to college and learn somethlng about meteorology Woodstoman Staff 3 4 Jun1or Prom Commlt tee Glee Clwb 2 3 4 Vocal Class 2 3 4 Jun1or Play Yearbook Staff Woodstown Agriculture As Herbme 1S the outdoor type l1e has declded to be a farmer Herb1e has a speclal k1nd of laugh whlch really attracts the glrls Ot course hls looks get them too' Junlor Play Junlor Prom Commlttee Class Presulent 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 F FA President 4 Sen1or Play Yearbook Staff Basketball 4 NANCY DARLING Woodstown Classlcal Nan IS one of our Un1vers1ty W1ts She 15 a very good muslclan play1ng Olle of the rarer n1us1 cal instruments the Frencl horn She IS lnterested 1n psychology but w1ll probably use her muslcal abllity as a start for her college ca1eer Basketball 1 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 W00dStODlaH Stalf 3 4 Vocal Class 3 4 Yearbook Statf HERBERT DANNER 13 ELIZABETH DAVIS Woodstown Classlcal Betty has already chosen the one for l1fe as can be proved by a rlng on the left hand Her future plans are very vague but shell probably get a Job at DuPonts She really has a swell personallty and all that goes wlth lt Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheer leadlng 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Jun1o1 Prom Commlttee Sen1or Play Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Yeax book Staff Forexgn Colrespondence Club MARIE DUBLE Woodstown Classical Blg thlngs come 1n small packages celtamly applles to Marle She has helped our string sectlon 1n our orchestra w1tl1 her v1ol1n playmg She hopes to become an 31111116 stewardess Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 3 Cheerleadlng 4 Forelgn Correspondence Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Yearbook Staff MADELYN DU BOIS Woodstown Classlcal Deedee as well as some other glrls IS feellng the effects of war especlally ln the manpower sltua t1on We thlnk that she would make a good artlst but she seems to feel that she would make a, better secretary Her favorlte pastlme IS danclng and from all reports she IS a delightful partner Glee Club 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Woodstonxan Staff 2 3 4 Junxor Prom Commlttee Band 4 Year book Staff LEONARD DURHAM Brndgeton Agrlculture Jake IS one of those boys who doesnt seem to have heard about speed laws especxally when he IS on his way to Brxdgeton to go skatlng He feels that farming w1ll be the best caneer tor h1m FFA 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Committee I I ' ' , . 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SHIRLEY ELSEY Woodstown Classical Shlrley lb an ll1dllStI'lOllS and efliclent worker ln school qhe would make 1 good Latlu teacher but she wants to be a nurse Her patlents w1ll surely have to walk the chalk lxne Clee Club 2 3 4 Vocal Class 4 Yearbook Staff MARY ENGLISH Alloway General Marys hobby of buggy Tldlllg lb really commg ln handy now She sometlmes helps on her fathel s tarm but plans to get a dlfferent Job when school IS over She says bhnd dates are Just the thlng LEROY GAU NT Monroevnlle Agrlculture Lee found that football Just sulted h1m He IS really the lobust outdoor type He finds the Ag course very lnterestlng and plans to become a farm FFA 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football 4 Year book Staff Jun1o1 Prom Commxttee ANNA GOFORTH Woodstown General Anna IS a qulet and rellable worker Her favor lte actlvlty IS sewlng She IS conslderxng worklng 1n an office or bemg a prlvate secretary GeeC1ub1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3, 4. er. 1 , , , - 15 BETTIE HACKETT Woodstown Classical Bettle s pastime 15 skatlng' It IS puzzllng some tlI'll6'S how she can prepare her lessons w1th all tlus other tlme spent on amusement She hopes to get a Job as a pr1vate secretary Glee Club 1 2 Hockev Manager 4 Yearbook Staff Senmr Play Prompter JEANN ETTE HART Woodstown Classical Jeannette IS qulte a C0l11blI121tl0l1 mth hel Irlsh blue eyes and sandy han Jeannette IS o11e of our best athletes She can always be tound havmg fun and spreadmg chee1 somewhere She plans to be come a nurse when she fimshes school Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 0101195 tr 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Cheelleadel 1 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee Fore1gn Couespondence Club 1 2 ALFREDA H EN RY Woodstown Classical Freda celtamly enJoys keepxng up the molale of the Nlavy by W1 ltlllg lettels wlneh IS leally an ew much lntexested n1 athletlts but she teels she would make a bettel muse than a physxtal educatlon ln stlustoz Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Clee Club 2 Woodstonlan Staff 4 Cheerleadlng 1 2 FOl61gll Col IBSDOIICISHCE Club 1 Yearbook Staff ADELAIDE HITCHNER Alloway Classical Adelaide enjoys skating and wlltlng letters Her favorlte saymg lb X011 know me She ms xntelested IH nursmg as a caleel to help the Vl 11 effolt Basketball 1 Llljlilly Asslstant 3 4 u 1 , : . -1 3 , . 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I lv , ' . . , SL ' 1 I I 16 BAYARD H ITCHNER Alloway Agrlculture Barney llkes to travel and he says lf he only had enough money he would do that all the time At present he would hke to get mto the Army An' Corps and be a pllot A123 JUNE HITCHNER Alloway Classical June IS a hard worklng mtelllgent glrl She often dr1ves a tractor but she hkes to go ICG skatmg 111 her spare t1me June would lxke to become a teacher when she graduates Glee Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Llbrary Asslst ant 4 NORMAN HITCHNER Alloway General Norman has never had too much ambxtion but he stlll seems to get through He hkes dancmg and he would llke to travel some day When school IS over he plans to get a Job at DuPonts as a me chanlc Jumor Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff HERBERT HOFFMAN Alloway General Herbelt never seems to have much to say when called on by a teacher but he can always talk to hls nelghbol He thlnks rldlng a bicycle IS Just the right type of exerclse He would lxke to work 'lt Anchor Hocking after graduatlon F.F. . , , ,4. 17 VIOLA HOLM ES Woodstown Classical V1 not only goes to school but holds down a Job too whlch IS a rather stlenuous llfe Her blonde halr and brown eyes certalnly g1V6 l1e1 a place among our glamour glrls Her futule plans are falrly vague so far but she hopes to be a nuxse Band 1 Cheerleadlng 4 Sen1or Play ELVA JOHNSON Woodstown Classlcal Elva will probably use her hobby as an altlst when sl1e decldes on a career She also could stand up well ln front of tl1e llghts as an actress 01 model She really has shown he1 ab1l1ty to act havmg had the lead 1n both the Junlor and Senior plays Class Treasurel 3 4 Woodstoman Staff 3 4 Junlor Play Senlor Play Ju111o1 Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff MARIAN JOH NSON Woodstown Bookkeeping Maman 1S really a l1ustle1 when there 1S some thmg to be done She usually knows how lt 1S to be done too Maman collects postcards Wh1Ch IS an 1n HH Forelgn Correspondence Club 2 Woodstonlan 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball Man ag 1 4 Junlor Prom Comnuttee Yearbook Staff Senior Play Llbrary Assxstant 4 RALPH JOH NSON Woodstown Scuentlflc Ralph started out to be a Ch6IlllC3,l englneer but the A1r Corps has called hxm wlth all 1tS th11lls and a swell umform He IS usually tl1e qulet type when glrls are around but we th1nk he can really blossom forth when the rxght tune presents ltself He spends 111s spare tlme mxxmg up 011611110315 wluch he hopes wont blow up the house Band 1 2 3 4 Orchest1a 2 3 4 Dance Orches tra 2 3 Jumor P1on1 COmmltt6 JUHIOI Play Sen 1or Play Yearbook Staff teresytinglhobby. She would like to bye a dental assist- t. 18 ' I AR LE N E JO N ES Swedesboro Secretarial Arlene is a short little girl who is always gig- gling. She likes to read and enjoys playing sports. She can often be seen around school with chemistry b-ook in hand as she hopes to become a nurse. RUTH JON ES Swedesboro Secretarial Ruth IS a quiet ambitious girl who 1S always dolng something She enJ0ys 109 skating very much She likes office piactice and hopes to be come a secretaiy Ruth is a svsell dressei Hel work is as neat as her personal appearance FLORA KERN Alloway Secretarual Flora makes the Air Corps happy with her let ters She 11k6S to read all the new novels Kerny has black hair and eyes which distinguish her Most ot all she wants to become a secretary Vvoodstonlan Start' 4 Yearbook Staff J EANNETTE LAFFERTY Monroevllle Secretarial always on the go She can w11te sweet poetiy or tell an amusing story With her sense ot humor she should make a very good teacher She spends her spare time playing the piano accordion and guitar and bieakmg out with lush laughter Foreign Lolrespondence Club 1 Nvoodston ian Staff 3 4 Senior Play Yearbook Staff Glee Club 4 Junior Prom Committee , v ' y - v , . S . Jeannette, with her ambition, vim and vigor is . . ' , . ' v . , 9. - . . 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' 19 WAYN E LAYTO N Woodstown Agruculture Wayne would hke to be a drummel ln a SW1l1g orchestla He has been Slllglllg w1th the dance olchestra thls year Although he has maJored 1n Ag he really doesnt know what he w1ll do when school IS over We heal he 1S qulte a bllhard shark' FFA 1 2 3 4 Junlor Play Senlor Play Boys Glee Club 1 3 4 Junlor Prom COII1II1ltt6B LAWRENCE LITHERLAND Woodstown General Lawrence 1s usually qulte amb1t1ous He llkes to yoke and cut up SOII1etlIll6S ln class He would hke to be a draftsman some day but at plesent hes trvxng to dec1de ou some branch of the armed ser VILG Jlll'l10l Prom Commlttee Football 4 Yearbook Staff LORRAINE LLOYD Daretown Classical Lolralne has proved to be one of our best candy sellers th1S year Srhe enJoys w11t1ng lettels to t11ends and readmg all types ot books Her am b1t1on lS to travel and see the wolld sometlme ln the future Glee Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff AUDREY LOCKE Alloway General Audley 1S one of those Alloway belles She likes photoglaphy but doesnt teel that she can use thls tom a career She thlnks belng a prlvate secretary would be lnterestlng work Glee Club 1 9 Band 2 3 I , ' .R . . , . . 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U 'l i ' 5 , 20 MARIAN MARTIN Monroevllle Bookkeeping Marian finds school life interesting She IS usually qulet and ambitious She is undecided about her future but she makes a good asslstant candy manager Yearbook Staff Plom Commlttee MARY MCTY R E Woodstown General Mary is always very quiet and attentive in class She likes writing letters and collecting is her hobby She plans to be a hairdressei when school is over Glee Club 4 R UTH M00 RE Woodstown General Ruth always has a sufiiclent supply of attractive tion She enJ0ys swimming and other kinds of athletics She wants to get a Job at DuPonts Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff EVELYN OW ENS Woodstown Classical Evelyn is a quiet studious girl who spent her early school days 1n Coatesville Pa The two years we have known her make us feel sure she will win a place in the educational world Clee Club 4 1 clothes and with blonde hair, it's quite a combina- I I . 0 WILLIAM PETTIT Harrlsonvllle Sclentlfnc Bill wlth hls sllly Jokes IS some fellow H would llke to become a second Harry James mth hls trumpet He hopes to attend RUlg91S but wlll stlck to farmmg now He should be a good fa1mer lf he doesnt use too many ot the crazy antlcs that he does ln school Band 1 2 3 4 O1 chestm 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play Senlor Play Jumol Plom COIIIIIIIIISQ fOFd1I0l ot Yealbook Dance Olchestla 2 3 HILDA PITTS Harrlsonvllle General Hllda IS a good lookmg g1rl She llkes letter wrltlng when the lettels are to and from the Army She wants to W0lk 111 a detense plant lf II1all 1agB doesnt mtertere MARY ELIZABETH PITTS Monroevulle Classical Mary Ellzabeth llkes chlldzen vexy much She would like to be a nurse ln a chlldrens hosp1tal Her hobby IS collecting all types ot sweaters Yearbook Staft C lee Club 2 3 ERMA POWERS Woodstown General Erma 15 one ot the class day dl6ZiI1161S but she does know what 15 g0ll1g on SOIIIQUIIIBS Her hobby IS danclng She hasnt deuded what she wxll do Ill the futuxe Glee Club 1 Band 1 P 3 Vloodstomxu Staff 3 4 Junior P10111 QOIIIIIIIIIEQ , 1, . e r ' , v' ' ' , . 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OAKFORD RICH MAN Monroevllle Agrlculture Oakle who IS the presldent of ollr class and an Ag boy b6116V8S ln gettlllg all Ile can from llte He IS lnterested ln photography but he would llke to be a truck drlver Sonletlnles he 1S very ambltlous but at othel tlnles he lb Just llke all the other boys Oakles Il'llSLh1eVOl1S grln and blue eyes have sur rounded hlnl wlth tall ladles' FFA 1 2 3 4 SGIIIOI Play Class PI'6S1Cl6I1t 4 Yearbook Statf Jllnlor P10111 Conlnllttee CARL RIDGWAY Woodstown General Carl IS usually qulet bllt not too much lnterested ln gettlng through school He llkes basketball and archery He hopes to get IH the Army All Colps wllen school IS over Call has a pleasing person allty and we tlllnk he Wlll make a success of wllat ever he attempts MARJORIE ROBBINS Elmer Classlcal lvlargle 15 anothel one of our blondes who cer talnly has a way Wllll the tellows Now she IS spe hobby of playlng the plano vllll probably be the llasls f0l 1181 college LOIIISGS although a nurslng career 1S very temptlng ln the plesent War effort Olcllestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Woods tonlan Staff 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Conlnllttee Sen 101 Play CoEd1tor of Yearbook Vocal Class 3 4 Secletaly 2 Dance Olchestra 1 2 3 ELIZABETH ROBINSON Woodstown General Lllzabetll IS re'1lly a llald Vl0lk9l not only at school but at home Her hobby IS sleeplng because she says she never gets too much She would llke to be a typlst f lee Club 1 2 4 XX oodstonlan Staff 4 Yealbook Staff JllIll0I' Play JllIll0l' Plom COIllllIlttGE , , . . . . , , . 1 ' ' 2 . ' 1 1 ' l ' . . . cializing in keeping up the morale of the Navy, Her -fy , I I ' ' 1 ' ' Z I I S 1' ' -1 C ' ' , , . 1 ' ' . 1 - . C 1 I ' 1 1 v ' Q C I ' ' . 23 GRACE ROWE Woodstown General Gracle IS a very energetlc athletlc glamoul gxrl She IS a very good dancer and thlnks she may make danclng a career but she IS not too sure Her hobby IS swlmmlng and dlvlng She makes life lnterestlng but doesnt take hex school woxk too seuously Basketball 1 3 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Cheelleidlng RUTH RUSSELL Woodstown Classical Ruth spent her early school days 1n Greenvllle S C She has been wlth us for two years and has shown that she can leally do thmgs scholastlcally She wants to be a teacher Glee Club 4 GLORIA SATTLER Brld eton General Glorla. IS qulte alt1StlC and she belleves that She IS the photognlc type and would make a good model Glee Club 3 4 Vocal Class 4 Yearbook Staff ALICE SHAFER Elmer Secretarial Ahce has her tloubles on the home front and m the Army She IS Vely mdustuous and would hke to become a secretary She W0l ks hard 1n office practloe to get plenty ot experlence Shafer IS al ways ready to laugh at a good Joke Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Woodstonlan Staff 3 4 Hockey3 Jumor Prom Commlttee Yealbook Staff Vocal Class 4 Folelgn Colrespondence Club 1 Cheelleadlng 3 4' , , , , , , ' this hobby might help her in deciding on a career. -I AWlLDA SHEARER Woodstown Secretarial Shearie finds life in tl11s town 1ather dull since the draft calls have come She will make someone a pretty and very efficient secietary Hel charmlng manner wlll tak hei tal 111 the wo1ld Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Clee Club l 2 Vocal Class 1 2 Jlll1l0l PIOIII Chau man Junlor Play Xealbook Staff YVOOCISKOIIIHII Staff 3 4 CHARLES SHIVERS Alloway Classical Charles is qulte an a1t1st and has helped much Y Y freehand drawing He doesnt really know what he wants to do but he might be an undertaker Junior Play Woodstonian Staff Yealbook Staff Baseball 2 3 4 ROBERT SHOEMAKER Woodstown Classical Bob llkes to day dream and cut up in class H IS usually very trank with DUDIIS and teachers He lb qu1te athletic and plays tootball and basketball He hopes to get Into the Arn1y A11 Coips Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Junxol P1on1 Con1 mittee Yearbook Staff GEORGE SIMS Woodstown General Keorge Isnt too ?i.Ulh1l1lOUS but he seems to get t11lOLlgh He has been wo1k1ng at Rlchmans Ice cream tactory He hopes to get in the Almy A1r C01 ps U .X ,, . . . , i - - Xe ' . l - .' 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' ' '1 ' . 25 ARLENE SNYDER Woodstown Secretarual Arlene IS an aSS1StHllt 11111311311 and she hopes to become a secretary She IS very ambltlous and always doxng somethmg She llkes l11llSlL 'Ind plays a plano accordlon Forelgn Correspondence Club 1 2 Llbrary Asslstant 2 4 Glee Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff Woodstonlan 4 Vocal tlass 4 ROSE SORBELLO Harrasonvllle Classical Rose IS a very St1ldl0l15 g11l She IS 1nte1ested IH the collectlon ot odd stones She vlould hke to become a teachel Forelgn Coxrespondence Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Ass1stant 4 Candy Manager 4 THOMAS STABLES Harrlsonvllle Sclentlflc seems to have the rlght clothes tor every occaslon and hls good looks help too H1s only ambltlon IS to be a, p1lot ln the Almy A1r Colps A very re sourceful boy xs he and he can plovoke a laugh tlom almost anyone Class President 1 V1ce Presldent 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dance Orchestra 3 Band 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Track 2 3 4 Jun1or Play Jumor Prom Comnuttee Yearbook Staft BETTY TI EDECK Woodstown Classlcal Betty IS a glrl ot many moods She doesnt hke to study so much and so her lessons ale a second preference She hopes to become a nurse and Wlth her pretty han and eyes she celtamly should be able to charm her patlents Glee Club 2 3 4 W00dSt0l11B11 3 4 Hockey 3 Jumor Play Prompter Junlox Prom Committee Vocal Class 3 v -' , V I L, . . . ' 1 , 1 ' , S , Z ' - 1 I ' . 1 , - V . . A Q I Y - ' ' 1 , , - ' 1'1 . 9 . v s U, , C . Tommy is the glamour boy of the class. He . 5 . . 5 I , , , 9 ' 3 J , Y C , I , , , 5 2 , . X . ' '. ,, - ' ' , , 1 1 ' , 1 1 Y ' S 26 DOROTHY TIMBERMAN Alloway General Dotty spends most of he1 spare txme collectlng fore1gn dolls or v1s1t1ng her uncle at West Polnt She IS probably the best dressed glrl ln our class and she IS certamly attractlve too She 1S undecld ed about her future but we thlnk she would make a good WAVE Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Color Guard 3 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff GLADYS TU RN ER Woodstown Classlcal Gladdy IS the red headed glamour glrl of our class My what a lme she has and how she gets around' She part1c1pates In school actlvltles and st1ll finds tlme for her hobby of collectmg perfume bottles She w1ll probably go to college and spe C13.l1Z6 ln medlcal technology 2 Band 2 3 4 Woodstonlan Staff 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff ROBERT TURNER Alloway Agrnculture Bob llkes Ag but w1ll probably Jom the Navy H1s hobby IS roller skatmg and golng Wllh many d1fferent Slrls He wxll probably look neat 1n a sa1lo1 s unlform what w1th hls dark ha1r and eyes' FFA 1 2 3 4 Sen1orPay J EAN VOLK Alloway General Jean came here m her Sophomore year from Phlladelphxa After she graduates she mtends to go back there to get a Job She llkes the movxes baseball and basketball Her sunny dlsposltlon IS her charactenstlc Library Asslstant 3 4 Gltee Club 1, 43 Foreign Correspondence Club .. . , , , 5 ' 1 . 27 BETTY WADDINGTON Woodstown Classncal Betty 1S one of the most capable and rel1able members of our class Intelllglence and beauty fthose beautlful brown eyes and that brown curly halrl are cornblned successfully rn Betty She hopes to enter the world of science as a laboratory technlclan Orchestra 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee Yearbook Staff Woodstonxan Staff 2 4 Jumor and Senlor Play Prompter Vocal Class 3 4 Fonelgn Correspondence Club 1 MARION WALKER Woodstown Bookkeeping Marlon likes to go skatlng at Pennsvllle 1n her spare tlme She also llkes to collect postcards from all over the world She would llke to be a book keeper and she surely will be successful Woodstonlan Staff 4 Yearbook Staff STANLEY WARNER Monroevllle Sclentlflc Stanley 1S one of the most qulet and mysterlous boys m our class He seems to be 1n love and we wonder about thls He would like to Joln the A1r Corps but he needs a llttle more pep to quallfy we think Junlor Prom Commlttee Football 4 CLARA WOJCIK Alloway Secretarual Clara IS a llttle nolsy for her SIZO She would lxke to become a secretary She would rathel freeze to death than button up her coat Wheegle IS a consclentlous and wllhng worker Her hobby 1 leading Woodstonxan Staff 4 Yearbook Stal? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vocal Class 43 Hockey 35 .28 ALA N PRICKETT .ilu Hirmnrmm Alan Prlckett was born Iuly 23 l924 He was th srxth qenerahon to hve on the present Pr1 kett farm located off the Hardmq H1qhway between Pole Tavern and Elmer He was the only chlld of Mr and Mrs Isaac Pr1ckett He attended the Daretown Grammar S hool and qradu ated ln l929 Out of a class of ftve qlrls and three boys he was the only boy to attend Woodstown Hrqh School He took the Aqncultural Course 1n hrqh school and was a farthful F F A member He had the honor of qornq to Wash lnqton and speaklnq over the radro on the Farm and Home and his future plans for operatmq 1t Durmq h1s years ln school he was actrve servmq on rnany commrttees and cooperatlng w1th school efforts ln hrs senror year he was a member of the execut1ve commlttee of the F F A He attended the Daretown Presbytenan Church where he was a member Alan was Well lrked by everyone He was cheerful and always wrllmq to do anythmq he could for hls frlerwds and classmates He wrll be mrssed qreatly by everyone ard hls pleasant d1spos1t1on wlll never be forgotten 9 3 o Hour in his freshman year. Alan told the history of his farm 2. degwfd 'T- WIWWWWI Vo -In ...-,,..+ .Ns Q Wm NN sf ilk 'iff 4' -AN The low drone of the alrplane motor hlts our ears as we s1t watchrng the endless f1elds houses and c1t1es gl1de smoothly behmd us The sun 1S slowly settmg 1n the western sky cmd the red glow r1pples over the S1lV9I'Y lmes of the plane A perfect day for a tr1p and no wonder! The head meteorologrst Dor1s Craver had mapped It ahead Dotty Tlmberman the head hostess tells me lh1S d1st1ngu1shed l1st of passengers IS the class of 43 headed to Hotel Moore owned by Norman H1tchner where Wayne Layton Krng of Drums and h1s orchestra are enter ta1n1ng Ruth Moore 1S 1nstruct1ng Mary McTyre and ass1st1ng 1n last mmute prepar at1ons Ta1lsp1n Tommy Stables pllot of our craft W 43 1S d1scuss1ng the tlme schedules Wllh co p1lot Arthur Buckley Madelyn DuBo1s 1S telhng Awrlda Shear er Fahrner how she won the t1tle of Amer 1ca s Number l secretary Laurette Conover IS exultmg over her work at V1neland Hosplt al Say l see Glor1a Sattler back there She IS the current glamour g1rl of Broadway Her ha1r was styled by Marran Mart1n and her clothes des1gned exclus1ve1y by Elva Iohn son There are several pedagogues aboard on th1s memorable tr1p Ieannette Lafferty, Dean of Women at UD1V9fS1lY of Monroevrlle, has Just completed her book, How Long Does This Go On? Nancy Darlmg is in formlng her about the techmques of teach1ng Psychology Rose Sorbello IS also a teacher Ieannette Hart has found fame, fortune and matr1mony She has won the Amer Z1 rca s Athlete t1tle and also one George Prper She was the IT g1rl of W H S 43 Here comes another alrplane Yes 1t IS Its Beatr1ce Bell at the controls She IS prov mg that women can fly as well as men She also has several of our old classmates aboard Ruth Iones secrteary to the presr dent of Amerlcan A1rl1nes has the reserva t1on l1st Gladys Turner 1S chref stewardess of that flymg craft She IS wcutmg on Charles Sh1vers who has Just come down from the C1lY to open a doctor s OHICG 1n Alloway And by the way 1f anyone has tooth trou ble ld adv1se h1m to see Marran lohnson who 1S a dental ass1stant 1n Woodstown The scenery 1S beaut1ful from here It IS the sprmg of 1953 and all the landscape ls turn1ng green Rlght now we are over Har r1sonv1lle Therel You can see W1ll1am Pett1t s da1ry farm V1ola Holmes h1s wrfe IS po1nt1ng out the large barn where B111 IS conductlng a good da1ry breed1ng program Several of h1s cattle have been purchased from LeRoy Gaunt who has taken over the management of Asa Wrltsees farm Lee marr1ed the former Mlss Coates of Woods town Lee Barney Hrtchner who operates h1S farm rn Alloway and Ray Battle are 1n a deep d1scuss1on of the advantages and d1sad vantages of farmrng Ray 1S successfully managmg h1s brother's farm Let's fly back over Woodstown, Tommy We'd l1ke to see the good old Grand Thea tre aga1n Wharton Chew tells us he has been promoted to manager N1ce going, Chewy Herbert Hoffman has res1gned as usher and t1cket taker and 1S now workrnq at the glass house V. -' 'gy papa . , Q .,..gv.,- ,. . h , t,,,,N.. .-'T' ,I H 1 V 1 .,',,f,f. 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No less than Betty Wad dmgton that very emrnent chemlst She has been maklng br1ll1ant dlscoverles ln her Job as laboratory techrucran at the Naval Ob servatory MarJor1e Robb1ns IS pat1ently try1ng to get her attent1on Margre IS very patrent She has mastered the techn1cal1t1es rn the musrc held and IS now musrc dlrector 1n the schools l hear a contag1ous glggle gomg around lust as I thought Mary Cooper rs Jovlally rem 1n1sc1ng of her old days at our Alma Mater She 1S E I du Pont and Co s loyal secretary now but she stlll remembers how she used to drsrupt shorthand class so much Matrlmony has clalmed several of our classmates Maman Walker chose Mr 5 by 5 and they are st1ll skatrnq through hte together Lrttle Betty Davls has grown up to be a tall g1rl and has prcked llm as her mate Audrey Locke IS s1tt1ng behrnd us and can you 1mag1nel She 1S gorng to New York where she w1ll embark for Atnca to take up the uncompleted m1ss1onary work of Robert L1v1ngston Who IS that rambl1ng up and down the son H1s br1ll1ant mrnd probably wont let h1m Sll strll or maybe 1ts h1s old hab1t of rovlng around acqulred at W H S He IS now a chem1cal englneer Elrzabeth Robrnson seems to be mak1ng out all rlght down on her father s tarrn Wllh Everett See that huge factory over there? That s the Standard Brrck Company Clara Wo Jcrk lS pr1vate secretary to the propr1etor She IS g1v1ng the ms and outs of the br1ck bus1ness There 15 Oakre Rrchmans Experrment Stat1on where he has been dolng research work Queer that the country looks so peace ful Oakre always created anythrng but peace around W H S Ruth Russell and Mary Ellzabeth Prtts are debatlng whether you 1nJect a hypoder mlc durlng ophthalmoscope observatrons or use therapy for a condltron of laryngrtrs Well we wouldnt know Hello there Bob Turner' So you re strll rambl1ng' Have you made up your mlnd whether you l1ke blondes brunettes red heads or what have you? Youd make a good chrcken Judge An agency for Case tractors lS man aged by Iune I-lrtchner who ably demon strates her product to mterested customers She 1S Alloway s Number l farmerette now Mary Enghsh IS fulfrllrng her urge to work 1n the so1l by growmg plneapples on the desert whrch she and lune have suppl1ed Wllh water A Super Deluxe Rollerdrome 1S operated by Bettre Hackett No less than Mr Whltsell IS ass1st1ng Bettte makes specral arrange ments of moonllght Waltzes Frequent pa trons are Oakte Bob Maman and Clem Har txe and many others Carl Rlclgway 1snt gomq to remodel Woodstown rnto a 1960 versron but has de- crded to sarl the seven seas and try to d1s cover another country Hell probably d1s cover a South Sea belle Betty Tredeck has opened a Relaxatlon Farm where people can come to forget the1r cares drmk cream put on werght and generally loaf Betty always was noted for th1s and feels sorry for other people who lead such troubled hves Alfreda Henry could hardly tear herself away from her new husband who IS m the Navy to make thls trlp wrth us She has g1ven up her vlvacrous l1fe to some deservmg male for the thrrd trme after havlng recelved two drvorces IH Reno Rrchard Ou1rk has reorganlzed the Navy Department The new system IS that every gob execute a broad smlle mstead ot salut 1ng Thls IS rn harmony wlth hls own sunny style It looks as though some descr1pt1on of food IS 1n order Here 1t comes berng grace fully transported from the kltchen by Evelyn Owens and Arlene Iones It was sklllfully prpeared by Evelyn who was recently nam ed Cook of the Year by Good Housekeep mg Quret everyone' Buckley has Just an nounced that our Journey IS almost at an end We are soon to arrrve at our place of re un1on for an eon ot remmrscmq and thence- forth we w1ll go our separate and varled ways Wouldnt you know lt? Iakxe Dur ham seems to be spurnng Tommy on to more speed He always loved speed Iak1e de- chned to be a farmer so hes conductlng a race track-automob1le races are the mam feature Alzce Shafer wxth her dtploma hugged to heart left her protectmg Alma Mater to become a top flrqht secretary but Benny lnterfered so now she IS secretary bookkeep er and wxfe comblned I 1 - - I 1 1 I 1 ' ' . . .I - - I - . , ,I v I 1 .I ' I I 1 ll u , . I I n 1 I ' ' aisle? Why, I didn't realize. lt's Ralph lohn- . . . . I ' I I I I - , . 1 I 1 I 1 I I I - 1 . , I 31 What is this delicious meat we're eating? Not really! Herb Danner has bred a new spe- cies of animal. He says it's a cross between a chicken and a frog and is called frog- ken . Herb specializes in fowl breeding on his enterprising farm near Harrisonville. And he still enjoys Fish -ing and building Holmes . The Queen of the Iersey Bouncers nee Grace Rowe seems to be able to contain her hep no longer and now she rs performing her new dance steps in the aisle while we all look on admtringly She is co starring with Fred Astaire at the present but hopes for more success later Hep hep Gracie' Maybe Layton the King of Drums will sign you to a long term contract lt seems that lakre Durham is trying to engage George Sims to repair one of his wrecked cars And Srmmsy will do it too He operates the Car Tuner Upper Garage in Sharptown Busy little lean Volk rs now a heart spe cialrst and rs wrrtrng periodical articles on advice to the love lorn Lawrence Lrtherland has rust come back from applying for her solution to hrs problems What she says is solid as she and Hilda Pitts now are discuss rng church procedure as Hilda is planning a beautiful wedding ceremony Should Lu cran be on her left side or her right? lean can tell you from experience I have here a card from Anna Goforth She sends her regards and regrets that she can t be present as she is now rn Indra where she rs American Ambassador Congratula tions Anna' A WAAC station has been opened up by Arlene Snyder Its location is at Elmer and she now has rt running smoothly with Flora Kern as her secretary She rs now Lorraine Lloyd and Bertha Conover two Daretown lassres are incorporated into one Lorraine IS describing how she does the farm work while Bertha does the house work Its really quite a system Why Margaret Beal' You re as coy as ever And l see you ve mastered the art of femininity and sweetness when Prince Charming whispers rn your ear Do tell what rs your secret? Stanley Warner is slumped in his chair very much exhausted He trred to follow Gracie rn her routines but it was no use He rs a rising young parson who has accepted a charge at Monroeville M. E. Church. His special interest is oldsfashioned revivals. Always something, never a dull mo- ment! That's Shirley Elsey. She is now making a very vivacious and voluble speech on how nitro-glycerine and C'2H22O could be combined to form a hair-growing oint- ment You might try it out in your lab Shirley' Up in the clouds rs where Meredith Cole man belongs He has made a place for himself in the Army Air Corps Adelaide Hrtchner seems to be air minded also She rs making regular flights between the North Pole and Alloway Marie Duble went with her once and rs now teaching the Eskimos the use of refrigerators Erma Powers was going to be a secre tary but found that rt was dull Now she rs one of Powers leading models She has the advertising world all agog Bob Shoemaker is busy setting up an arr conditioning outfit rn the tropics It rs design ed to make conditions more healthful there Dotty has Just returned from the cabin where Tommy has given her the information that we are going to land Everyone rs busy fastening hrs safety belt The landing field looms ahead and as we skillfully hit the ground I suddenly remember that our little reunion IS almost over and we ll again go our separate ways Farewell classmates More power to you Keep up the good work' All those who would lrke to 5,0 to heaven sud the Sundax School terclrer nill please raise then hands All drcl except one NX lls Paul errc larnred the teacher wouldnt ton like to go to herwen' I srrcl Pull not it th rt bunch rs going shop Barber I think not sn Here only been 111 business tvio sears A woman rs a person who can hurry through 1 drug store aisle eighteen niches xslde without lnnslrnr against the piled up trnviare then drive lrorrre and still knock ott thc door ot .1 tw elve toot f., rr rg.,e Sunra: orrgnrrtecl hec lnsc it r Scotch lrrncl lerder who xxonlclrrt plat oxertnnc so lrls hancl lr rd to plat tftst to get hnrshecl on tnne 'X xx rt I vsrote neu on the blackboard what does that spell' New Nou I will put 1 l nr front ot rt 'incl vw rat ue vie' Canoe . , II ll - l , , . . . ll ll 1 1 - ' I I ' ' ' I I ' ' ' , . l l I I I I , . . . . ' h sz' j 1 2 c ', r' 'l , . ' . .rs . - - u , v' 'J - E , -ly ' - l - IND, sz' 2 , 1 1 ' , demonstfgfing the technique Of Sqlutinq. Pettit: Dicln't I get nry lust haircut in this , .,,. I S' .1 v v -XY' , I , - --H ' , ' 2 - L. 'S ' ' . K V' v' ' - .1 ' ga .' S ' V ' ,I . V -' I -'z 'r 1' ,. H, . ', 'z,'at'aS-' 2- 2 . . Y ' . ly V . ' M S ' HA'O Y, .. - D - .- K . . l - hz ' ' ' ' ' ll 1 77 32 06026412 The SGDIOFS who are now prepar1ng to land the1r good sh1p the W 43 fxrst took to the a1r 1n September 1939 Therr chosen pllot and h1s crew were Presldent Thomas Stables V1cePres1dent George Remster Sec retary Sarah Adams Treasurer Marv1n Locke The1r fxrst achvxty as a class was a ben f1t dance gtven on May 17 1940 Thls prov ed a success and bolstered the1r morale con slderably Seekmg h1gher a1t1tudes they hurned back after vacatlon to reglster as Sopho mores Th1s year they elected the followmg offlcers Presldent W1ll1am Pett1t VICG PISSI dent Thomas Stables Secretary Mar1or1e Robbms Treasurer Elva Iohnson Commg down to earth for a whxle they staged the Sophomore Hop 1n February 1941 The next year now lofty Iumors they elected Herbert Danner the1r Pres1dent Wll 11am Pettlt the1r V1C9PfGS1d9Hl Betty Davls the1r Secretary and Iames Hltchner the1r favorable weather because the year was full of Iunlor UCl1V1l19S Flrst of all the1r movle benef1t Hold That Ghost attracted crowds of comedy lovers ln November Then ln March several of the1r members played ln the h1t Ever Smce Eve wh1ch added to the ma1ntenance fund necessary to keep such a f1ne Shlp as the-1rs 1n the a1r Thls was also the year for buymq class rlngs some of Whlch changed flngers of course F1nally Jn May they gave the customary salute to the departlng Sentors the annual Iumor Prom whlch was certalnly ct h1t as all agreed Cl1mb1ng aboard for the last t1me thls September the suddenly sobered Senxors reahzed that the war had depleted the1r ranks not1ceab1y Therr offxcers for th1s last tnp were Presrdent Oakford R1chman V1ce Pres1dent Wlllldm Pettlt Secretary Mary Cooper Treasurer Elva Iohnson ln a s1ng1e Week ln December they pro duced two one act plays The Pretttest Glrl In Town and OfA11Th1ngs and gave the Senlor Chrlstmas Dance Nearlng the end of the1r four year fllght the WH S Wllh a certa1n pride and they rather regretted the fact that the part1ng would come so soon But they were sure that the whole school was unlted 1n w1sh1ng them HAPPY LANDING' mlm? 011: We the Class of 43 do hereby leave to future generat1ons our beloved hlgh school To the undergraduates we leave these thmgs Mary McTyre s qulet manner to Ruth Pettlt Stanley Warner s studlousness to Ioe Ayares Our sympathy to Dot Stavof-I The devotlon of Tommy and Dotty to Kearny and Ianlce Awllda s hexght to Short Stuff Pennal Betty Tledeck s dlsposltlon to Mary Lou Dr1s co The cho1cest g1rls to B111 W1rth A much emoyed Latrn Class to next years Iunlors Chemxstry to anyone who wants 1t llt s real ly not so bad'1 Betty Waddmgtons ha1r to anyone lucky enough to get 1t Tommys short ha1r cut to Bobby Waddlng on Mr Begel s OHICG to all of you Study halls and free penods as you so de slre them Clocks for any rooms ln need of them lAre we k1dd1ng?1 Escalators for weary souls A handful of cook1es to Mr Bodk1n B111 Pell1lS trumpet to be on exhxb1t 1n the l1brary Mary Cooper s sense of humor to all the vxc t1ms of blue moods Madelyn s danclng ab111ty and rhythm to the fellows and g1rls allke All the lnformatlon and knowledge that may make better c1t1zens to all of you Marlon Walker s monopoly on moron Jokes to Puddy Gr1f'f1th Woodbury Ph1lade1ph1a and all pomts north to Ann Foster A record of one round of applause to Allce Way and Ruth Pett1t for the1r clar1net work A certa1n personage LOUIS Klrby to the g1rls Norman Hltchners ambltlon to Nell Drum mond Our names wrongfully scratched on many a desk The best of luck to future ath1et1c teams Smcerely a bouquet for not belng catty to Annabelle Flltcraft Stools to the members of the Radlator Club that they may emoy the1r hobby wrth less exerhon on the1r part Ralph Iohnson s stnde to Iackson Keller To everyone our best wlshes and a fond farewell' I D 1 ' 1 1 , . : ' , ' ' ' ' ' . : ' - ' , 1 - ' ' . 1 l 1 - I ' I I -T ' 1 1 I - I I 1 I 1 ' I ' , ' 5 ' 7 1 l - V 1 I I I 7 1 I 1 7 , . , . ' ' - ' ll 1 1 I I ' I ' ' . ' 11 11 . 11 I I ' I I I 1 - I I - 7 ' ' . I l l ' l ' ' 1 Treasurer. They must have had unusually they began to look upon the old flat-top , I 1 ' - II 11 U I I I I I 1 I ' I 1 I ' ' I I 1 1 1 . , . 11. , , ' ' ' I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' , ' ' V 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 . . 33 The nlght of our Iumor Prom May 22 l942 was one destmed to be long remember d lts success was rnsured by the hard work of the varrous commrttees who spent long hours rn an endeavor to make therr part of the entertatnment perfect Many of us had a double reason that evemng for en Joylng ourselves lt was the ntght of our long awatted Prom Then too the results of our torl both mental and phystcal that we put xnto the arrangements for our fare well dance to the Semors were most sattsfy rng The theme of the Prom was a secret closely guarded by the cautrous Iunrors The Semors had not been so careful and word had leaked out that they had chosen a nau trcal theme for therr yearbook and com mencement acttvxtres Consequently the quests at the Prom found themselves on the deck of a large ocean gorng hner The dance floor was hemmed rn by rope Cto keep us from falltng overboard? a l1fe boat was off to one s1de Just rn case of an emergency pennants fluttered gatly above As we watched the waves whtch had been clever ly reproduced around the walls we danced 2006 beneath a full moon to the musrc of the shrp s rchestra Rrp Turner and hrs mustc mak ers produced lrltrng melodres whrch return wrth our memortes to haunt us even now' To keep the guests on the rrght course each one was grven a small paper l1fe saver wrth gay sallboat decorat1ons On these one could chart hrs course and keep a log of hrs dancrng mates for the evenmg What a drs tmgutshed lookmg group was there that evenmg' The grrls were beautrful rn therr evenrng gowns many of whrch were bedeck ed wrth colorful corsages The fellows too attrred rn whrte surts others rn whtte trous ers and dark coats lt was a gala nlght for the Iunrors For the Semors tt must have produced a mm gled feelrng of Joy and regret Joy for therr nappy years rn hrgh school and for thts ftnal trrbute of the lunlors regret that they 'nust leave such pleasant surroundrngs l rs safe to say that the narre of the shrp S S Senror Ad1eu wrrtten on the porthole lrfesavers has often returned to the memory of the Semors who have already been 'nak mg therr way rn the world for almost a year ' p e . ' ' ' ' ' l . I . , presented a pleasing picture. Some were 4' ' 'L ' ' ' Y ' . ' . t ' 5 ' ' t A , . - , A - 34 umm? A sparkhnq cast turned rn a truly noble performance when as Iunrors we presented Ever Srnce Eve Wrth thls comedy of typrcal teen age youth we kept our audrences rocklnq wrth laughter or held them spell bound The cast was under the drrectron of Mrss Carlson Those who made therr debut Q tore the foothqhts that nrqht ot March l9 l942 were Elrzabeth Robrnson Gordon Mc Brrde Thomas Stables Wrllram Pettrt Elva Iohnson Dons Craver Awrlda Shearer Dorrs Iohnson Vtfrlharn Ware Herbert Donner George Remster Robert Shoemaker Iames Hrtchner Ralph Iohnson and Charles Shrv ers The Prettlest Gul xn Tow Thrs one act play was produ ed at the same ttme as Of All Thrnqs The cas coached by Mrs ONe1ll consr t d ot tea nette Lafterty Elva Iohnson Raymond Bat tle Laurette Conover MarJor1e Poobms Roo ert Turner Mary Cooper Oaktord Rrchman and Wayne Layton Oi All Thmqs Thts play was produ ed on December 19 l942 st consrsted ot town stu l y was drre d by Mrs Dans and the st conststed t Ralph I 'ms rt Marran I hn cn Wrllrann P trt Vrol Holmes Betty D v1s Herbert D 'rner Prth r Bu kley and 'NI n y Darhnq 0 , ll , ' I ll v In I I r v I I - , , , , - I V I W 1 1 I ' r . 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U , V 2 V, - ' Y :Q 73 'Q ,f 1 4 fa T I ' 6, , ' 5 M I U' 4 Q 5' w 'ii i M 4?1fv5 6,,,' ,qi wi 4 J LX , Entermg Woodstown Hxgh School 1n Sep tember of 41 the Iunror Class who w1ll be graduatmg soon themselves started the1r Freshman year by electxng as the1r ottrcers Deems Smallwood Presldent D1Ck W1ll1ams V1cePres1dent Lawrence Peterson Secre tary and Edward Flrtcraft Treasurer Thls year thelr mam act1v1ty was grvmg a mov1e benef1t Runnmg 1nto some strong headw1nds the1r Sophomore year they declded to plot a new course and chose these othcers to do 1t Edward Flltcratt Presldent D1ck W1ll1ams Vlce Presldent Lawrence Peterson Secre tary and Betty Flsher Treasurer The trrst act1on ot the new p1lot and h1s crew was to plan another mov1e beneht wh1ch proved to be a profltable 1dea The speclal event ot the year however was the Sophomore Cotrl l1on teaturmg Ken Ianny and h1s orchestra Be1ng qu1te used to the 1dea of h1gh school by th1s t1me the Iumors nevertheless h1t some a1r pockets wh1ch 1nd1cated another change m leaders Keeprng Edward Fhtcraft as Presldent they elected Clarence Flltcraft as Vmce Pres1dent Betty F1sher as Secretary and Vera Zarm as Treasurer Th1s year thexr Harvest Moon dance Wllh Irmmy F 1ler and h1s orchestra as the spec1al attract1on was tlmed Just r1ght to brmg the Thanksgw 1ng vacat1on1sts 1n droves Theu Iumor play Best Foot Forward also proved to be a very successful venture well worth the adrrnsston pald to see 1t Then as a fmal trlbute to the depart1ng Senlors whose place they would soon be tak1ng they staged the annual Iun1or Sen1or Prom whlch went over well as always H4046 Wlth an extra large passenger 11st of mores got themr wmgs 1n September 1941 Thls load rather slowed them down at hrst and they declded to try to galn speed w1th the followxng OHICGTS Presldent Walter Kern V1cePres1dent Wallace Henderson Secretary Annabelle Fhtcratt Treasurer Rlchard Turner Soon they were uslng all four motors aga1n and felt able to put on a mov1e bene f1t lt Started W1th Eve From th1s they derxved cons1derable proftt The1r next venture a class party ID Ian The Freshman gllder makmg 1ts maxden tlrght last September carned a hvely group of passengers eager to chart tnelr new course To help them they chose W1ll1am Hart as thelr Pres1dent Albert L1pp1ncott as Vrce Presldent Florence Gnftxth as Secretary and Robert W1ll1ams as Treasurer At fxrst they were too busy check1ng thght plans and gett1ng used to the mot1on of the a1r to get together as a class However 1n February they staged a mov1e beneht uary was also successful and gave them a Graduatmg from a gllder to a Plper cub tramer the Sophs telt that a change 1n lead ers was necessary so the followmg were elected Austln Smlth Pres1dent Arthur Ayars V1ce Pres1dent lean Horner Secre tary Dorls Adams Treasurer The1r Rambow Dance m October was pronounced a success by all who attended Lookmg forward to the last two years of the1r tr1p they are now studylng hard to make sure ot promot1on Wea Fllght Lxeutenant and also had a class party Bemg enterprlslng fledgellngs they aga1n had a beneht th1s tlme an Apr1l Fool s Day Dance twhlch really was gtven desplte 1ts namel They are now prepar1ng to take on thelr new role as d1gn1f1ed Sophomores wrth the congratulanons due them for havmg com pleted a w le fhght year wnth only mmor m1shaps I ' ' ' - . 1 . . 1 , I . . 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X f ggi? 5' if-l X 5 lv . 3 '11 H -' l qi, if .A - LV jj N J. xx I l 1 I Al! x I it x Izmtor M s ltmx Xlxxumr rszdent XX Il ll t rr I it I rr dent Rxuu ouxsox Setrrtary I Llltlil-TH Corrs lnzzszm r R xx uown li XT ILI The high school orchestra had a late start th1s year because of the absence of a director But w1th the arrival of Miss New hart they soon got 1nto their old stride Being a member of the orchestra re quires a great d al of t1me and practlce The orchestra meets three times a week Besides this the members spend a great deal of time in individual practice It 1S doubtful whether anyone who has never played a musical instrument reallzes all of the work involved in presenting a finished orchestral performance Not a little of the work 1S done by the director who must coordinate the work of each 1nd1v1dual into one harmon lous whole Those who are not orchestra members formance The orchestra plays for almost all the school assemblies lt also makes its appearance at the Iunior and Senior plays where it provides music for the audience lhmlor Nlus Guxcr R Ross nszduzt XXILLIXNX tr T lm I 1'LSlt!L1lf RALH1 jonwsow Secretary Xxx l0sT1:R Irezszmr RLTH I Errlr This year under the leadershlp of Mrs Ross the school band has advanced from a rather haphazard collection of instruments to a real ensemble of whlch the school may well be proud Although many outstand mg players graduated last year by d1l1gent practice and effort on the part of both the director and the students many of the re Stllllflq gaps in the mstrumentation have been competently filled by younger players Thls was proved by the Spring Concert which was given on March 19 for a crowd of three hundred people Not only did the entire band perform well but also the in d1v1dual soloists scored a hlt Many people considered this concert one of the outstand ing musical accomplishments of the depart ment The program was designed to dis before and after the play and also between the acts The orchestra IS promment also at Commencement t1me for it plays for the Baccalaureate Service and for Commence ment Besides these performances 1t also takes an important part in the Mus1c Fes tival which is presented 1n May and which always proves to be Just what 1ts name implies Membership 1n the orchestra not only gives a student the chance to learn and to enter tain himself and others but 1t also carries with 1t some material reward At the end of the year orchestra members receive recog nition in a speclal assembly program where they are given their awards Thos who have served in the orchestra for two years receive attractlve letters 1n the shape of a lyre Those who have been members for four years receive an onyx pm We hope that the orchestra w1ll con tinue to functlon as a very vltal part of our school and that many new members will ly no better way in whlch a person can pro vide enloyment for himself and others than to be able to express hlmself IH the universal language and play the ab1l1ty and versatlllty of the band personnel It was amb1t1ous 1n scope and delrghted the audience who recelved it very enthusiastically The same hlgh standard of performance was upheld by the band wh n lt gave an excellent performance at the Muslc Festival 1n May ln thls recital lt shared honors with various other groups from the muslc d part ment The members of the band are also proud of the fact that they partlclpat d 1n the Com munity Hallowe en Parade and played f r the Community Christmas Slng held at the TIS mas tree in the Center of town Both of these Community functlons were mnovatlons and may well become permanent opportunities for the band to contribute dlrectly to com munity life Although some players w1ll be lost by graduat1on the band hopes to keep up the good work when the time to meet agaln rolls around 1n September IV' 1 rs l'rf A 1 ' ...AA l,: 'I'I'l' . 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I I W gg 'a Q AQ W gage' Qfee IJ1r11 for Nllss N xx IIKRI It IS regrettable that rn a school of thrs srze the male vocal responsrbrlrty must rest on the shoulders of only nrne young men Such IS the case however and they carry the burden well They really dldnt get started untrl the second semester as Mrss Newhart d1d not arrlve unt1l late rn the trrst semester The most rmportant obtectrve to wards whrch they worked was partrcrpatron IH the sprrng Muslc Festrval In add1t1on they appeared at the May meetrng of the Woodstown Womans Club grvrng a pro gram rn comunctlon wrth the Grrls Glee Club Therr repertorre cons1sted of such v1g orous songs as Stout Hearted Men and old songs such as Stars of the Summer Nrght whrch offered opportunlty for good tone blendrng and shadrng They also sang arrangements ot some of the popular pa tr1ot1c songs of whlch The Marme Hymn 1 the b st known They prepared several novelty numbers also They are hop1ng that next year more boys wrll Jorn the glee club and share Wrth them the pleasure and opportunltres that they have enloyed th1s year Srngrng together IS not a srssy pas trme but may well be an accomplrshment to add to the success ot our school and xts musrcal program The members of the club are Nerl Drum mond lackson Keller Robert Wadd1ngton Eugene Dorrell Wayne Layton Thomas Stables Paul McClure Ioseph Ayares and lack Myers 63626-W Dzrector Nllss Nux HxRr 1 reszdent XlXRJORIl- ROBBINS V me I reszdeut DOROIHY Tmm Rum Setretarw BPTTX Dxwls Irealzmr Nlxfuox XX XLKI-R The Grrls Glee Club must be a maJor attractlon for qurte a few glrls have enrolled ln thls organrzatron But Why not? Fhey have a grand trme srngrng tor pleasure and yet they accompl1sh a great deal too The club meets only once a week In 'hrs very ltrntted tlrne the grrls must learn new selectrons for the annual Musrc Festrval They try to fulfrll therr sectlon of the program by presentmg a varlety of songs that wrll be pleasmg to thelr trrends ln addltlon to provrdrng a maJor part of the MUSIC Festrval program they were also heard rn a short recrtal gtven for the Woods town Woman s Club on May 7 Therr pres ent repertorre rncludes Iohann Strauss s Tales of the Vrenna Woods whlch IS a charmmg vocal arrangement done rn the style of the Vrennese Waltz and Chlldren s Prayer from Hansel and Gretel famrllar to us all as the theme song of the Ford pro gram on the arr The Sen1or grrls the sec ond soprano sectlon augmented by Iunrors and Sophomores are worklng on Debussy s Revert wrth orchestral accompanrment and Tscha1kowskys Sleeplng Beauty waltz The grrls had an added drsadvantage thrs year because 1t was not untll Mrss New hart arrlved ln December that they were able to get organrzed Slnce then however they have made up for lost t1me and they hope that they Wlll be able to uphold the hrgh standards of muslc whrch they have set rn DTSVIOUS years - P A H 1. , I H . 11 . . 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' I I 1 41 ftdmser P :Lux Xu ll Preszdent HrRBtRT DANNhR Vzce Preszdent ONKFORD RICHMKNJ Secretary Rm Moms BATTLE freasurer Ll Rm bxuxr Reporter Lreoxmv DURHAM The Future Farmers of Amerrca or FFA as 1t IS commonly known 1S the natronal organ1zat1on of by and for boys studyrng vocat1onal agrrculture ln pubhc secondary schools of the Unrted States and 1lS Terrrtorres Organrzed rn November of 1928 lt has served to motrvate and vrtahze the systematrc lnstructzon offered to students of vocatronal agrrculture cmd to provrde fur ther trarnlng 1n farmer c1t1zensh1p It IS an tntra currrcular act1v1ty hav1ng 1lS or1g1n and root ln a def1n1te part of the school curr1cu lurn vocatronal agrrculture The foundatlon upon whrch the organrzatron IS bullt mcludes leadershrp character d velopment sports manshrp cooperatron servrce thrrft scholar shlps rmproved agrrculture organrzed rec reatlon c1t1zensh1p and patrrotrsm and corn gold The motto 1S I zbmrzan Nllss lJoRmuY Duc x1 I reszdent Ros: Sorter LLO Vue I reszdent DORIS C Rrxvr R Serretary jun IIITCHNER I reasurer ARL! M SNYDI R The Round Table 1S the name whrch the staff of thrrteen student lrbrarrans rn our school have chosen for themselves These lrbrarrans under the drrectron of Mrss Ducat take charge of the l1brary and acquarnt themselves wrth the work that a regular hbrarran IS exp cted to do Thrs year they have concentrated on asslstlng the students ln frndrng materlal and 1n usrng pamphlets and rllustratrve materral They have learned to use the Readers Gulde and to teach others how to use rt The llbrarlans also charge books for any who w1sh to take them from the l1brary They also make and drstrrbute notrces of over due books Thrs year too they have rnstr tuted a syst m of call slrps by whlch they call students to the l1brary concernlng books they are rnterested 1n The staff has also learned a very useful process that of mend mg and brndlng books W1th thls knowledge at therr command they watch for books whrch Learn1ng to Do Domg to Learn Earnrng to Lrve L1v1ng to Serve There are four degrees of actrve mem bersh1p Green Hand Chapter Farmer State Farmer and Arnerrcan Farmer These are based on accomphshments 1n the vocatronal agrlculture program of the school and mclude supervrsed prorects earnmgs rnvestments leadershrp and scholarshrp The local chapters deterrnlne the 1nd1v1dual s advancement rn the frrst two degrees of mem bershlp The State determlnes the th1rd de gree and the natronal organ1zat1on awards the fourth degree at Kansas Crty Mrssourr The Future Farmers of Amenca IS a non profrt non pohtrcal farm youth organ1zat1on of voluntary rnembershrp deslgned to take rts place along W1th other agencles strrvrng for the development of country hfe The F F A IS 100 percent Amencan 1n 1ts 1dea1s and outlook and has no outslde affrlratrons of 1lS actxvrtres 6 need reparr and thus keep our books rn good condltron Some of thetr tlme they spend m shelf read1ng to be sure that each book 1S rn 1ts place All of thrs work 1S done dur rng the frve perrods a week whrch each hbrarran serves Durlng Book Week rn November the 11 brarlans arranged a very attractrve drsplay One part of rt consrsted of prctures of Woods town Hrgh fellows who are now servrng rn the armed forces Another part was a keep frt drsplay On another bulletrn board they arranged Unrted Natrons posters Early rn Aprrl the staff presented a pro gram for the town l1brary The hrghlrght of thrs was a Skll GIVIHQ the Lrbrary the Arr a satlre on l1brary readers As busrness can be cornbrned wxth pleasure they had a Chrlstmas party com plete wrth refreshments and presents They also saw a play 1n Phrladelphra before school closed The group sponsored a very successful dance durmg one noon hour to ralse funds for thelr trlp Awards are grven at the end of the year for thrs servrce to the l1brary In prevlous years they have been rn the form of letters but th1s year they may be changed , 2 H r .- .1 7. fl ' I I 1 1 , , . 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X' Eur, ' in 6, Q , returnmg from ast C oacb josEPH EWART flsszstanf XVILLIANA BODRIN C aptazus hmm: PIIER AND ROBERT SHOEMAKER Manager lmxklwcr PETFRSON We lost our frrst game to Cape May our strongest opponent of the year by a score of 350 The next game w1th Swedesboro ended 1n a 66 t1e The thrrd game of the year we lost to Prtman the Tr1 County Cham p1ons The score of th1s game was 390 We outplayed our next r1val Penns Grove both defenslvely and of'fens1Ve1y But we lost 19 0 on three tough breaks We lost the fol lowtng game Wllh Clayton by a score of 26 0 Our only vlctory of the year was over Swedesboro whom we defeated 190 The blg game of the year was the an nual Turkey Day clash with Salem Our band was not yet well enough organlzed to make 1ts appearance but We had a bat tery of peppy cheerleaders to keep th1ngs ollmg The day was brrght and clear a perfect da 1 for a football game Our team and 1ts supporters lnvaded Salem and got off to a good start Lawrence L1therland took the opemng krck off and raced elghty one yards to the Salem erght yard l1ne Thrs long run was accomplrshed wrth the help of the entrre team who d1d excellent blockrng On the next two plays Foster made three yards and Ayars one yard Then Grlffxth of Salem mtercepted a pass 1ntended for Prper Sharp and Whltesell carrled the ball from Salem s twenty to the Woodstown th1rty l1VG Gr1f'f1th on a double reverse ran thrrty frve yards for a touchdown and Sharp added the extra pomt on a l1ne plunge ln the second quarter Salem scored on two long passes and at the end of the half Salem was on the long end of a 21 0 score Thrs lead put the old frght mto the Woodstown team and 1n the second half they outplayed thexr opponents ln the thlrd quarter Salem almost 1ncreased their score but Woodstown held on the one yard lme and took possess1on of the ball Taklng the ball on thelr own twenty ln the last quarter Woodstown carrled the ball up to m1df1eld where they were forced to Xlazre Nlothex tell me how father got to know sou Nlothen I met hun at a dancmg school Nhuzre Thflts funny he wont let me go to d xnung school k1ck A punt rolled dead on the Salem four yard l1ne and Salem was forced to lack from therr goal l1ne Shoemaker broke through and blocked the klck and Walter Kern fell on the ball for a touchdown The try for the extra pomt falled and the game ended wrth the score standmg at 21 6 The drsappomted Woodstowners made the1r way home and sat down to a delxcrous turkey dlnner Conversatlon d1d not center on the defeat that day but on the number of tlmes that Woodstown had defeated or t1ed Salem 1n the last ten or twelve years The consensus of oprmon was that we had to let Salem w1n once ln a Whlle The scores for the ten years precedrnq thxs year were as follows 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 940 94 Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown 'Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown The only letter man Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem year was George Plper The other varsrty players were Senlors LeRoy Gaunt Lawrence Lrther land Robert Shoemaker Thomas Stables Iumors Paul Kernan Delbert Polk Ed ward Foster lack Bltter Sophomores Arthur Ayars Walter Kern Muncy Funk Ioseph Cheese-man The varsrty l1ne up was as follows Ends George Plper Walter Kern Tackles Delbert Polk Paul Kernan Guards Muncy Funk LeRoy Gaunt los eph Cheeseman Center Robert Shoemaker Backs lack Bnter Thomas Stables Ed ward Foster Lawrence Lltherland Arthur Ayars The student gets the paper The school gets the fame The pxmter gets the money The staff gets the blame ' . 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F' I 'fm ei -539 it 12:4 ' 1a M mf wk' loacb Miss RUTH XVHITING Manager BETTIE HACKETT 4ss1stant Manager PEGGY COLEMAN The fxrst game of the season was wlth Salem whlch we lost 3 l At Swedesboro the g1rls were downed 4 0 The team won the annual Almunl game 31 Th1S gave them courage to contxnue trylng after a poor start and they held Swedesboro O U at the1r sec ond meetmg Salem won the1r second game from Woodstown wrth the score the same as the first 3 l The g1rls wound up the sea son w1th a 4 l v1ctory over Glassboro On the whole the team was unsuccess ful from the standpo1nt of games won But when we conslder how much fun they got from playmg and the benehts they recexved Coach JAMES RITTER Captam BETTY DAVIS Secretary .IEANNETTE HART Treasurer CLARENCE FLITCRAFT en from a large group of lnterested students Under the captamshxp of Betty Davls they aroused the enthusxasm of the1r fellow class mates Because of the lack of transportation the cheerleaders were unable to attend all of the games away from home They made up for th1s by the sp1r1t they st1rred up at home games Thexr ma1n ObJeCl1V9 th1s year was to from exercrsmg we know 1t was well worth the tlme spent It can also be salcl that the team never stopped flghtmg for a vxctory for Woodstown Hxgh untll the hnal whlstle was blown The players were as follows C F Mary Qulrk RI Ieannette Hart L I Ruth Pettlt Betty Davis Sally Coombs Dor1s Pennal Mary Cooper Ianice Bradbury Grace Rowe Awllda Shearer Annabelle Fhtcraft Goal Keeper Marlan Iohnson IGISG money for new suits They succeeded ln domg th1s by ra1s1ng over f1fty dollars from a skating benefxt The cheerleadmg advxser was Iames R1tter unhl he left for the Army Alr Corps F rom then on the squad was on lts own They work The th1rd year cheerleaders who recelv ed a sllver megaphone were Betty Davls and Ieannette Hart The second year people g1ven a sllver medal were Mary Cooper Ianlce Bradbury and Clarence Flltcraft The flrst year leaders who were awarded letters were Vrola Holmes Grace Rowe Dor1s Pen nal Phyll1s Valora Sally Coombs MGIZIQ LeStourgeon and Robert Waddmgton A man in the insane asylum sat flshlng over a flower bed A VlBlIlIlg Marme approached and wishmg to be jolly remarked How many have you caught? You re the nlnth was the reply A lunatic in the asylum who was pushing a wheelbarrow upside down was stopped by a vis: tor who asked Whats the idea? Im not crazy was the retort Yesterday they filled it with bricks' Lend me a dime for carfare Sorry all I have is half a dollar Good Ill take a taxi This match wont light Whats the matter wxth lt I dunno-it lit all rlght a minute ago Nlr Begel You should have been here at S 40 Student Why Vlhat happened? . ' .' ' ' Rfw- ' ' . l...W.- . - . n C.H.- ' , . ' 1 '. RH.- ' L.H.- , - Rr.- ' . l...F.- ' , The Cheerleading Squfad of '43 was Chos' kept busy training other students for -future 57 wmfw 1 vmv'n?i' 5' 'f W E Q I 4 ,W Q is 24 J l ing JET 1 U E Cl it yf 'L yi-I L.. XV I 4?Xm ff 'M A 5 E iw gf ff I X , ' 3' A Ji IL gow' gcweetfafi Crrarb: josrsvrr EWART Assistant: XVILLIAM Boorsm Caphzirrs: GHJRGIL Prrfrtrt ,rxn Rom-R'r' Sllllliktklilik Manager: TrroM,xs llAckh'r'r We opened the season by losing to Glassboro, 37-52. We lost the second game with Glassboro l9-42. Next we played the Alumni losing 44 to 40. We lost both games to Pitman, Tri-County champions, 22-36 and 18-38. We also lost both games to Penns Grove 30-42 and 20-65. We beat Swedesboro the frrst game 42 40 but lost the second 22 36 We trounced St lames 509 We lost both games to Clayton 25 33 and 1319 Salem played us rn two practice games They won the first 26 37 but Woodstown won the second 28 24 Woodstown was hindered by the loss of George Piper one of the best players Woodstown ever had. George was high scorer in the five games he played. He left Woodstown to go into the Navy before the season was half over. George Piper was the captain until he left after which Robert Shoemaker served as captain for the rest of the year. The high scorer was George Piper with 86 points. Robert Shoemaker was second with 72, Clarence Flitcraft was third with 68, lack Fithian fourth with 46. The line up Guards Robert Shoemaker William Chew Thomas Stables Edward Fhtcraft Centers lack Frthran G orge Waddrng on Forwards George Piper Clarence Flrt craft Robert Boyle Herbert Danner lack Bitter 4 Zee varlr N s R rllrrr rtaptazns lx1ARY Coorrirr jrwvrrrr llARr Manager xlftRIANI IOHNSON flsszstant Manager rw Crrrrsrrt The team made many successful flights this year They started by beating the Alumni 16 l2 The next was a close game with Pitman 30 26 The only poor fllght they made was to Swedesboro There they lost a neck to neck race 23 22 After thrs one de feat they took off anew and landed another victory from Glassboro 2416 Their trrp to Pitman was successful with a score of 23 l5 They nose dived Glassboro 25 19 and on the second meeting with the Swedes proved which was the better team by a 26 18 score Because of their wonderful performance throughout the season a game was arranged with Woodbury Although our girls were not victorious they put up a good fight which was shown by the score 29 23 The players were as follows Forwards Mary Cooper Betty Davis Ruth Pettrt Annabelle Flrtcraft Guards leannette Hart Alfreda Henry Ethel Phtcraft Ianrce Bradbury A Qvotrhrrrsn was leaving on a business trrp rnd he called hack as he was leurrrg foodbye tll rrrtl drrrna torget to take lrttle Donald s lasscs uit xx hen he rsrr t looking 'rt anything, Clerk trn 'r hookstoret This hook rrrll lo hrlt ot sour work tor sou Student K reat' Ill take tsxo Sign rn restaurant Pres like rnothfr used to rrrake 104 I 'r rr lett rr X011 Ort ten mrnu es tldsses Xdolplr Hitler we re rd nys there have been tune-. when strrvrtron is turns, lrrrrr rn tfrte C oultlnt hue been vert plers rut tor ertlrer ot tlrerrr I couldn t serxe as A Juror Judge One look rt th tt tellon torrwrrrtes me th rt he rs guilty r 0 to rntke r s the tlrwtrrtt tttorne ' ' I 4 I 1 , I Q ' ' ' ' ' Q ' . . . , c ' - t . 1 ' , ' - , , , , . , 1 C 1: .lugs utr ' 'rrwtz ' ' - , fjf -J 1 I 7 ' , 1. . r 1 ' . 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K9 mek Coach jfxmras RITTER The 1942 track team got off to a good start The fellows could be seen early rn the sprrng sprrntrng around the track at the rear of the school Persrstent practrce show ed rts effects rn a farrly successful season Although the team lost to Prtman by a score of 70 24 and to Salem by a score of 62 40 they defeated Swedesboro They frnrshed second rn the Penn Relays ln the Group l meet they scored fourteen pornts In thrs meet Iay Wrllrams placed second rn the 100 and the 220 In thrs meet too Frank Han nold placed second rn the 440 ln the Trr County Meet they scored frve pornts to frn rsh frfth In the County Meet they frnrshed thrrd wrth a score of erqhteen pornts The Penn Relay Team consrsted of Frank Coach Woomtow W Lrrw HrLrR Cqaptazn j 'NloRToN Dow ARDs The baseball team for the l942 season could not be consrdered successful from the standpornt of games Won srnce they won only three fred one and lost seven They frnrshed frfth rn the Trr County Conference But from the standpornt of teamwork enJoy ment and good exercrse the season was a tremendous success Coach Lrtwhrler and hrs boys worked and played hard and thor ouqhly enroyed rt They defeated Penns Grove twrce wrth the scores standmg 7 3 and 2 0 Therr other vrctory was over Prtman 75 Therr d feats found them on the short end of the Hannold lay Wrllrams Thomas Stables and Krngsley Glenn The fellows who won letters were Frank Hannold wrth a score of 26 pornts lay Wrl hams 20 po1nts Thomas Stables 6 pornts Krngsley Glenn 4 pornts Dale Moody 7 pornts Raymond Zubrzyckr 13 po1nts El wood Hannold l pornt George Remster l3V2 pornts Muncy Funk won hrs letter for servrng as manager Hannold Wrllrams and Remster won stars because they had been awarded letters rn a prevrous year Of thrs group F Hannold Wrllrams Glenn Moody and Zubrzyckr were lost by gradua tron Remster left to Jorn the armed forces The track fellows have been practrcrng farthfully thrs sprrng and we hope that they wrll turn rn a good record followrng scores Swedesboro l42 Prtman 6 3 Salem 9 3 Clayton 5 4 Salem 5 4 Clayton 62 Swedesboro lll The game wrth the faculty ended rn a tre 4 4 The fellows who won therr letters were Morton Edwards Walter Zarrn Floyd Brddle Wrllram Ware Rrchard Ford Raymond Bat tle Clarence F lrtcraft Gale Moody Ioseph Hart Walter Kern and Charles Frnlaw Man ager The frrst srx of these boys were award ed stars srnce they had already won letters Moody and Hart were lost by graduatron Ware transferred to a prrvate school Wrth the other srx left as a nucleus for the 1943 season rt rs hoped that the team wrll be suc cessful There was a rumor yesterday that the Tower of Prsa was about to be torn down because Mus solrnr contended that rt leaned too much to the e t Tenant Why rarse my rent when I am only occupyrng thrs mrserable lrttle att1c Landlord Well you use the stfrrrs more than -rnyone else She Whats rn that parcel H Guess' Its somethrng tor the one I love best rn the world She Been buyrng yourself more crgarst My poor brother has Just reached the end of hrs rope Where are y0u gorngo To cheer llllllq No cut hrm down 'VIy Scotch bow trrend sent nre hrs prcture yesterday How does he looko l dont know xet l ll'lY6llt had rt develop Polrceman How drd you get up that tr ee VK ayne Arnt sou got no sense? I sat on rt when rt was an acorn ' I I , ' ' - , 1 , : I ' ' , 1 I 1 ' I , I - - - 1 I I n I ' I I . , I I ' ' ' I I I I I . I .- I - 1 ' . ' i ' : , - 7 ' , 1 ' Z 1 1, . ,A . - 1 , - : , - 1 , - : , - 2 , - - I - a ' 1 I 1 ' 1 I ' 1 I u ' ' - 1 1 1 , . l I I I - - - in previous years. Edwards, Zarin, Biddle, . . - D . e- . . . . v w u y v L5 u ' v , . . . Y 1 I .- H ' 4 . 1 ' . ,, 1 f . , ' ' . : at - , , ui , V, -.'! L ' ' , : 11 Y , p l - , ,L 'rt I ln YI 't ' v v ' ' r K n . ' L L - Q- ea. ei ., I , y . . ., : ., - u , r ' .U Y ' I U 5 l ' I t . t ' , 41 - ' W . 'rf , 1 , 5 nv 60 Phone Vmeland 42 I WEGNER BROS BLOOD TESTED CHICKS CUSTOVI HATCHING ElmPrW1ll0W Grove Road THE DREIER COMPANY NEW JERSEYS LARGEST AND OLDEST A T I-I L E T I C O U T T NEW BRUNSWICK NEVV JERSEY i FJ,-1 P. O. NEWPIELD, N. 1. T F I E R S WWWMQZ MELINI S VINELAND FARMS I-IATCI-IERY J I I :YY Y Oak Road Sc Delsea Drive HACKETTS SERVICE STATION Auto Supplies Soda Fountaln Bicycles I-Iot Sandwiches BICYCIC Repalrs Tobacco Candy Service With A Smile Phone I 89 Woodstown N Compllments f GRAND TIHIIEATIRIE Woodstown N EXCELLENT SOUND SUPERB SHOWS CLEAR PICTURES FINE SEATING Management by Harold Thorp 4 U ff I I I ,D , ' o , . I OUR BARBER SHOP IS YOUR BARBER SHOP SHERMAN ALE General Store Gas 6: O11 Home Made Ice Cream Ice Cream Sodas ,, mm W, RALPHS BARBER SHOP SHIRLEY N. 1. C Y PWTSGROVE NEW JERSEY Compllments of fmfmhq Shim OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE 1943 CLASS 6 I hone er Clqars, Cxqczrettes, Soft Drmks, ' and ANDREWS DRUG STCDRE The Store Free DCIIVCFB Phone N Maln WOODSTOWN NEW jERSEY PITTSGROVE CIRCLE DINER We Serxe Good Food an Home Made PICS MILE IAVLRN N I B rke Congratulatlons to e Class of 43 Lnppmcott Shop Woodstown New ersey 9 ' f . ' 190 T 9 Education is the cheap defense of marinus. ee- u . i ' ' th f 1 9 d , J RMQHMAN S COUNTRY FRESH lace Cream Woodstown New ersey Breakfast Luncheons GREYSTONE Compllments of Woodstown Coop WOODSTOWN NEW IERSEY On U S Hqhwoy 40 Sunday Dmners ro 12 to 9 P Prlvate Partles Phone 195 EVELYN ALDXVELL Pr P Phone I 78 Woodstown Heodquo ters for GLF Feeds Fe UIIZCYS Seeds Umco T11 Cb Famlly Food Farm Supplles 9 1 J INN GLF Service, Inc. P m .M. dr ' ' Compliments f The Woodstown Natronal Banlc 8: Trust Co Woodstown N ALL BANKING SERVICES WAR BONDS SOLD HERE Keep em Flymgl Glona Apparel Slwop WOODSTOWN N I For Women Chmldren cmd Infants SHOES DRESSES SPORTWEAR Cornpllrnents of W G Hobbs Co Army 8' Navy D2Pf Store Phone 2l9 Woodstown WOODSTOWN N I For Men cmd Boys SHOES SHIRTS PANTS SWEATERS HATS Wk 68 O I , . J. 9 . , . . . , , At popular prices v a I I I I I or men's Friend Compliments of FOGGS PHARMACY Corner Drug Store Phone 80 Woodstown N I Compliments of Marion 's Beauty Parlor Phone Woodstown JOSEPH A HART Sheet Metal Work Plumblng and Heatlng Roofmg and Pumps Phone 302 I Compllments f N Y MATTSON Pasteurlzecl and Guernsey Mllk Phone 27 I 11 bwedesboro Woodstown Road I . i 22-I ,N.I ' o Auburn Street, Woodstown, N. I. 69 Compliments of -I-he Cream VaIIey Dairy Woodstown, N. Phone 206 68 YEARS INI SE RVICIL AVIS PHARMACY ISNM Drugs Glfts Palnts 8: Varnlshes ELMER REXALL PHARMACY SERVING THE PUBLIC OVER 50 YEARS The Bank 0 Friendly SLTUICL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELMER N J 40th Annlversary Year d D 1 ' .4 I 4 Compliments of 1 f I I 1 ' J . om St., Elmer, N. I. 9 9 , . . Opposite R. R. Depot, EImer, N. I. We invite Your Accounts ,, b V cmd seek your Frien shi 0 VICTOR CLEANERS 6 d TAILORS ep M M Compliments of GEORGE ROGERS ELMER 5 81 10 CENT STORE ADAMS 84 EOOTE M PAULDINGS SANDWICH SHOPPE W A W ci 'Qfornpliments of rl Cleaning, Pressing, and R airing 18,3 Q W. oin St. 32 S. . czin St. Penns Grove Wbodstown Pontiac Cors G G. . C. Trucks Compliments of El er, N. I. Compliments of Elmer, New Jersey , 'est ve., oo stown, N. I. Shlp VIG EARLE L WALKER Walker s Express 15 South Front Street Leave VVoodst0wn 7 00 A M Leaxe Phlladelphla 1 oclock P Phlladelphxa Telephones Bell Lombard 17800 1669 Woodstown Phone Bell Woodstown Restaurant Dehclous Scmdwlches Hot Texas Wemers Fresh Gnlled Hcrmburqs Phone Woodstown 183 B C EPLEY Eshelmcm Red Rose GUARANTEED FEED Feeds Baby Chicks Qeeds Poultry Equlpment Plants Poultry Remedxes Phone 181 Woodstown N I Comphments of JOES SHOE REPAIR Monoqer Leo Notch Thonk you for your support Cornphrnents of DCTTIE S BEAUTY PARLOUR Comphments of ARTHUR AYARES Hordwore and B1cyc1e Supphes Sportlnq Goods Phone 180 Woodstown, N I D ' ' ' ' . M. , KZyst0neeMain 5111 PROMPT SERVICE -169 1 r ll s