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

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M RS. 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. S. 1' 'f' S ' in - ' ' 1:1 ! ' ' 1 a . ' ' ' MISS Rode, is 21 Filth' Mrs. Ross is lulilding ' ' ' 2 0' ' - -Y ' ' ' , , . . - . , ' ' . ' ' Q - 1 V1 4 . Y I ' ' u 1 - - - ' ' A f f' ' ' c 4 5 ', .1 c 1.1 bf -. , . ' , . . , ' ' . ' 'y ' . ' Q ' ' Mr. 'z '. ' -- . V - -' g ' Z' f 1 11:11 I u ' ' -IIl- I-. 5 A, 1 . He' ' ' ' 1' Il 1:1:1 ' .' se ' '1 as- . G. al , . . ' ' , . ed v, vell n va- 1 ' J 'J ' ' - - :j ' . nhl I o11r he- 7

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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 . . I . t I . . . I I . tion in Moorestown luck to youu, Miss .- . I h In - I' n . M-r. ' I - ' I- ' 194 r ' ' th I ft .' in . Sh ' in the . . ' . . . ' ' ' in I I . ' d , . . . .' D. c.. V h as ' . S