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

 - Class of 1945

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SISANSI AND IHUI H145 SHSIISR SlASS WIISIISHIWN HISH SSH00l WSIIIISIIIWN NEW JERSEY PURlISHHl BY SHI x 'x K, N fi-. I X . 4 11' ,..::..v.... , ,J 'K .wx r N . X ,Q xxxg. K- xi-Q ,,f Q, , , 1 f V Q 2 . , 1 fw' f, v V 4, 6 3 td ' .5 Q '5 ' -.- 11 9 K 'A . 1 3 1 1 Q jf-:VN X 'X f 5.d..? 21+ 1 , . X ff i , , N -5.1 ' ' u , , Q, . .li ,'! 4 1 ' - M ...fa 'mg ' X ff'f,E!3' gh F ?1 , -W ,nr-, 11- A V . 1 'nfcf 4 M- Q we. A, -i W W X , ,SM 0, 1 , ,. . i-',:A,'.:?'i,l..- 5 , . , fn, T. . ' L A ' ,,,w. ,, . ,H ,...,.4.l A In .I V' xiii dn Q- . Um 'f , .,.. .. V 1 I . F .' wha, L. A gr.. ' ,, M',.'YW ' ',, f1q,4.-o ,M I, 1 ' ., . Q- 'K .+s . ,W . . , 2 M. -.Q ?2'3??,g4HW'ff ,A 3.1 A - ,, A ' ' V , A. - - ,,mM-H Q, Y--v , 1 ' ,fy . . , '1 4 4, W lg -A -, 1 ff ,V . ', f . ' ',..2T' ig , -F,h fs.x- '2l 5,q. .-ff A 5 -': - ' ' ' -'j'-5fj..A., V ' A Q , , 'Wh' WA-M1 4g..A'a-,,':'.ff1f1!Q1 Vgxf' ' . W N, -. 1, 'V . ' - -. 1,15-Q -W 4 V .' D .'...V , 3 Q lf , '. '. - Avy' . N - . .. 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Principal This book will do vnu 'n aovs vou soenf here, for in Ihe o er .eat you will won' ': rernifsz I' is our a common human fra You will gel rhe mos? iov v. mio who lell rhe mos' here wil a so 'alcen the mos' away. As you fcurnex on 'rv 'C 'I-' C G'3f'6' 3 G f 3'OC'-E ou u. .. oac- L rc a v vu. ho e 're mosl here and avenge, EC i 'Owf ICVTTG 'C 'EC If 'via I'3v'5 ,gwsgmnaf 'nf-sv gf- -A- -A -rl A O O O- V4 -Jaco - PLU MA B. BATTEN Supervising Principal A Iormer sludenl now on overseas duly has wrillen a Iefrer in which he recalls Woodsrown I-Iigh School, 'Like a Queen, he says. We Icnow immediafely Ihal Iravel and wide experience have in- creased his respecl lor and apprecialion ol Ihe school which gave him his preparalion Ior Iile and service. II he were 'ro Ialk Io us he probably would soy, I only wish I haa made berler use ol my 'rime while I was rhere, We hooe Ihaf all ol you have maae good use ol your rime, Ihof you are ready lo role vour place in rhe odull worlo. May the school from which you are oeing graaualed-Woodsfown I-ligh-sfand always in your rnemcreafl Like a Queer? - I r..,y-f- A e'.zf-nn Dx . . . ,. 5'2 Q W Z ' G13 Ji 4 lg PHILUP ALAMPI Agrlcdlmre GLADYS R. BITTER Commercial MABELLE CARTER Nurse , I 1 . -EAIZABETH P. CRISPIN Secrefcry JOSEPH EWART Fhslcs Edcccvlon PHYLLIS KEMPINSKI English JEAN ARCHER English Grid Lcrln ELEANOR BUZBY Commercial V- ' 'A 5' ,. 1 1 R 'W Mr A'N CORNWELL Music ELIZABETH P. DARLINGTON Home Economics MARY C. FIROR Ubforlofw RAYMOND KING lmxcsfricl Arfs GEORGE LOCKWOOD English ond Lo'in BETTY LEE PETTRY German, French ond Spanish GRACE W SCHUT S L ol Sfudnes JANE SINCLAIR gcc o' Sfudnes RUTH VALENTIN Phys col Educchon .W GULIELMA G WERNER Co me col vnu s. O'NEILL Efgwsh ARLENE ROBERTS Secre+ory ELEANORA M SIDDONS Moihemczt cs H LOUISE THOMPSON H s+cry ond Mc'hemo+ cs EARL V WALKE DOROTHY M YOUNG Science .,a I S' X! M 1 x Q O O f Zwyfww Q ,D D E . HIITIIIVS MESSAGE A very lfind old philosopher os yel unlcnown lo llie world, oove me flweee wordf one doy offer I lwod promised fo give 'rlwem owoy ogoin. We con wrile o lol obour 'rlne cold, cruel world, even more opoul lne ovvlul mess lollfs liove mode of if. Bur oll llwose gloomy conclusions ore pul pounds oi cure. Le? S fry on ounie ol prevenrion. Lei me lell you wliof lwe soid. . . . so you re groduoling from lriiglw acliool. IT zeeme lilfe only yeslerdoy you were , . . buf lriold on, llwol 5 lor your Aunl Sorolw lo Soyo And oonl you llwinlf slwe WOHNT, l wonl lo ler you in on o lilrle secrel, one you lnow yourself, oiluolly, Believe me. you don? lcnow very mucli even now-you reolize lliol you lwove only begun leorning lo leorn. Keep on reodino becouse reoding is leorning. And il you ever gel' llie Qlnonce, go on 'ro college. A degree or Two never lwurf onypody. Even o lew more yeors ol iiboolc lornin will do you good. Ile 3omelliino rlwey con never lolce owoy lrom you. Bul remember belore you emporic on ony pig odverlure lnol fomeooy, you moy discover llwol il doeg nor ieem eo imporlonl oi if oio o' ine oegfnnng. Wlnol :ounls is wliol ig inside ol you-nol wlwol you weor or ipeno. Brozf ponos ore line-wlnile Tlnev ore proving 'o YQU ono ooo brofd is ore-+'y oi 'dog os 'l zloys prigrd Bur prozi OOVTGE lnove o woy or moving on oovvn Tre srreer ooo goo proio grove 'lv-eoooore. YCLJ :on nove oryrfrg you won' 'n foe world, l irold io. any fixing! No' evervnnol l?7:Ve3 or pooqorilv' iome or roocineii. M, QQ'lU6f'if ', lnooonef. l on open ieid for ve , few ziezig Q rove Tru , ff. we Ln e 'ni o .lem ri evo' -ord ormie-I E Yllllllllllll Slllll Darris Reeves ..,Edz+ef.an.cleaei Mary Bernard .,e.. ...A L ilerary Eclilar Elsie Laylan . ..... Piclorial Edilor Louis Kirby ,.,e ,e.. B eezeeee Manager William Curley, .. ..... Aclverlising Manager David Blaclcloclc Annabelle Flifcrail Gladys Gardiner Elizabellw l-larbisori .lean Harrier Doris Pennal James Quinnelie Ausliri Smifh Thelma Smilli Raberl Wadaingla lIlASS Jllllll Al All The Type hos been seT ond The presses ore rollung The ,lournol oT The Closs oT 45 hos been puT To bed The bonner heod reods Senuors Goun Duplomos ond The number one heod soys Hord STruggle Tor Four Yeors Gloncung Through The TursT eduTuon one moy reod un The secTuon morked FursT Yeor obouT The successTul closs porTy held un Jonuory Recordungs were ployed Tor Those who donced ond gomes were Turnushed Tor oThers Everyone hod o Tune Tume geTTung ocquounTed Also There us menTuon oT The movue beneTuT IT STorTed WuTh Eve Mony oT The Freshmen wenT ouT Tor sporTs ond now ore sTors un The heodlunes A smoll porogroph Tells us ThoT o group wenT To Phulodelphuo To heor Der Rosenlcovoluer ln The Sophomore SecTuon oppeors The TursT double heod column wuTh block lerTers onnouncung Sophomores Sponsor Rounbow Donce IT wos one oT The besT donces oT The seoson On The socueTy poge us on occounT oT Those who wenT To see MocbeTh In Thus secTuon oppeors The news obouT severol oT The Ag boys who porTucupoTed un The SToTe ConTesT OT New Brunswuclc Bob WoddungTon wos TursT un Tueld crops ArThur Ayors ond Gorheld Brown un o conTesT udenTuTyung poToTo duseoses The Junuor SecTuon us one oT The TeoTures The mosT promunenT wos The Junuor Prom The Junuor yeor wos o very ouTsTondung one ln The TursT column us cu sTory ThoT Tells how The Junuors come ouT on Top wuTh Theur mogozune subscrupTuon druve The closs wos orgonuzed unTo Two Teoms The Army ond The Novy Annobelle FluTcroTT wos copToun oT The Novy Teom ond Bull WurTh copToun oT The Army Teom The Novy Teom won A TwenTy Tuve dollor wor bond wenT To Bull Tor molcung The mosT soles We see where The Physucs closs under The durecTuon oT Theur Teocher Muss Young wenT To The Fronlclun lnsTuTuTe To observe The energy demonsTroTuon There A group Trom The Algebro closs nomely Mory Bernord Annobelle FIuTcroTT Ann FosTer Bull WurTh AusTun SmuTh ond Bob WoddungTon porTucupoTed un cu moThe moTucs ournomenT held oT Temple UnuversuTy Mrs Suodons occomponued Them An unusuol TeoTure oT Thus secTuon us obouT The ChrusTmos Donce The gym wos beouTuTully decoroTed un The seosonol colors ond cedor Trees were bonlced oround oll The wolls lT wos The TursT Tormol ChrusTmos donce To be ouven un The school The musuc wos Turnushed by Don Ruslers OrchesTro Everyone hod o splendud Tume Lorge heodlunes procloum The success oT Junuor Mus IT wos enocTed by on excellenT cosT No one wull TorgeT Judy Groves who lcepT The ououence wonderung whoT she would do nexT Thus pcurT wos porTroyed by Dorus Pennol n 0 smoll buT umporTonT column we reod ThoT Uncle Som hos Tolcen some oT our boys We noTuce un o lower column ThoT The Junuors receuved Theur clos runos oT losT' No one possed o Junuor wuThouT beung sTopped To loolc oT hus runo And Thus oll leods To The Senuor SecTuon whuch us The mosT Treosured secTuon un The whole Journol lT us here ThoT The Senuors Tell oT The r muxTcre OT uoy ond reore-T oT The ThoughT oT wruTung Theur losT sTory Probobly The mosT ouTsTondung TeoTure wos The u no owouTed ploy Clorence SupporTed by on excellenT cosT AusTun Sm Th held The leoduno role oT Clorence News repeoTs uTselT Agoun everyone hod on e Qellenf Tume oT The ChrugTmo Donce beuno soddened only by The ThouohT Tho h w The lo Ch usTmo Tormol O . u ul T. , . ,, ,,. , . . .. ,. . I , , . . u Nu u u u . u v u u ' . L . . .T . . I . . . . U . S. Q . ' .1 V. . , . , ,, . o W- , ' ' ' - - uu , u , . , 1 C . , , L . , . Y uC ' X Q' f Q Q J ' OT 4 ' l IIT I9I5 ever To be given by The Class oT 45. Don Rislers orchesTra was enioyed as much as The year beTore. An added TeaTure was To have you and your daTe phoTographed aT The dance by The phoTographer Trom Sarony STudio. In anoTher column we see in large IeTTers Sold OuT-No More Beanies. The Class oT '45 should produce a number oT super-salesmen! Underneafh is a snapshoT ThaT shows everyone sporTing an orange and blue beanie aT The Thanksgiving game. ThaT day will always be a memorable one. We noTe ThaT Two oT The members oT The class, Annabelle FIiTcraTT and Mary Bernard wenT To Chicago To o 4H NaTional ConvenTion. This Trip was awarded Them Tor being ouTsTanding Team demonsTraTors aT The sTaTe. In one oT The columns we see where everyone had exchanged class picTures and was wondering where To Iceep all aT Them. We also read where The Ag boys parTicipaTed in The yearly F. F. A. meeTing held aT TrenTon. VincenT Zoppina and Bob WaddingTon won SIO.5O each Tor Their supervised pracTice proiecTs. VincenT supervised a labor proiecT and Bob, a dairy proiecT. In February The Seniors received Their name cards and card albums. For procTically a whole weelc iT was quiTe The exchanging Time. The Teachers became raTher annoyed aT The IiTTIe whiTe papers Trom The name cards which were usually Tound on The Tloor. Under The socieTy column we read ThaT Lois Sims, a Tormer Senior, was married. Also The engagemenT oT Eva STreiThoTT was announced. In The lasT column we see ThaT New Yorlc is The desTinaTion aT our class Trip. IT The Trip Turns ouT as well as many oT The Things we have planned, we Icnow ThaT everyone shall have a grand Time. The presses are rolling oTT The memories ThaT The Class oT I945 will read in Their Journal when They remember WoodsTown High School. CLASS COLORS: Pinlc and WhiTe CLASS FLOWER: Laurel CLASS MOTTO: Success Be Our DesTir'v' SENIOR OFFICERS 45' DORIS ADAMS Doris Woodsfowr SARAH ADAMS Search Woodsfown QF Q 7 rv O oe no vow sprfcIoI somw w rub ns Ive L Cow-fm' ee ELEANOR ANNANIE Eleanor Pedrlcldown When yoJ know EIecr'or yo come Ifs' TH s I e :Ne en Iy Io oe sees ' cn IvpfIo1I'1meonTI1eform osI'weso3Q czpobie n on off e ofvwe CI b I m Dorclrwq oodsfomom 4 PI y Comm I e 3 rv oss Sporfs 2 MARY BERNARD Marydell Woodsfown ToIenI mI'eIIlqence mJslcoI oblllfy ond charm our preffy drum mayor possesses Mory o profes r-UI oi he pono I sue fo rece e ci VT! e CI f SI er' Boy O or e Dum 0 I 4 Wo 1 lv NVUIYISE 4 Vof oss I 2 Drama: C b I Por'fy Comwm' Rombow Dance Commrfee 2 Chresfmos Do or'1mI fee 3 4 rom mmmdfpp Iss eor ook +09 4 oc: ey I s eYooII I rw er cess os e TT , l l DAVID BLACKLOCK Dave Woodsfown ve Is ou qmei . Ag oy who uses 'S sol' 'o good odvordoge. Wbof would our dsnws ve In en I'I: ' on 2 w r on eo Af q,dgrs? As Q member N, Air Cor s es, e Ov, ' ,e , QV 255 A 'Q 'Ig I . I 7s'mes Dome rv 'T -e 7 cf' e'W'7'- fee ' eo book - . WARREN CHEESEMAN crs Woodsiown cf' ' one 0 f Q' .ec ICGSWI' 'ehe e 'fc' 2' su is ee of 'J ec '. e 7 ec.-.F 'Q - C efms' y Q7 cs 'Wwe o 'R ff , Is' Iteio se QI L1IsIrvq.I5Y'7re wcfue. Dcf':'fg CI IJ 2: A:VDC'G C r: I: D'omaf'c C' 1 37 p ' Ccfffv-Wee 3: Dev Ci 1 fWee 3' 'Q :- eeivf 4. I2 - -.1 a , Q . if HELEN CLARK Ginger Yorkfown 'v Q M' E' WV-f ELIZABETH COATES Beffy Woodsfown NV-'F O Asr ro f' orc: fu 'vw T 2 Cmasfmo Do M55 rnrs 4: DAVID CRISPIN Zoof Wood sfown sf V' Gb mp nfs c F m Cc'v'w Pr 5 c ROBERT CULP o Woodsfown f 1 V' e cw N Q mfw we ccfbc ed CHO os o S ycm f- cc r-os Q css VVILLIAM CURLEY Woodsiown sbor co d 'vm 1 s och me s can m y crm Q EV' rcs cf c o rr ss GERALDINE DANNER Jerry Woodsiown Sm Q c U c che new WGEO V7 Y v 3 ff . Q 'fx' :Geri QV? Dc W, .ev ' ' ff 0 L4 woe wif? N yi s '. 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His f1C'TfL'Q cnc bl 'rg ore sc fhh-gg fm 'uve ffrfrl Ho is one cf Wee few ,Mo ab 'Vwfoa oss? R oo 'M -, Wh ' ' 2 3 4t Creerecdh-q 3 4: Dc'c n C C 33 Ye 'bi ' SG: 4i 1 'V' M3 M 37 Civ-F10 4: PQ Cf: 'e9 37 CF'7s 'c2 3106- C? iAf 3 4' Q3 Cff. Cofce CTM W 2. Wng' Q QV! 5 sly b 'F g :ver wi 6- .RM Q' Qfgc' wp' ccske-'cc'N oicyefl je , vc VS J, lor MISS 'Fc' 5-3' 'ofevs cc ers X.-.f ' cmleics. Nc' fe C.b 1: PP'c':g'ocV C12 2: 'J. 7C' M455 35 Hrcke-X, 4: Baskets. 3 43 Ive'-Qcss Sr:f s I 2. 'uf FLORENCE DON o Woodslown Nol all Sensors know Florence because she S a qunel sorl of gurl I-ler neo? preclse ways Coupled wlf daurmnes dnshngmsh her among her well chosen frnends F s Ian Club I Glee Club I 2 3 4 Prom m mllee 3 Play Commlvee 4 EUGENE DORRELL Allowuy After all IS sand and done D D IS one of lhose seernungly qunel boys who really Isn I so QUISI offer alll The lenor sax fakes up a lol of hrs fume Our Irack learn has D D ou? lhere runnunq n 3 hesfra 3 e Club 2 Jumor Muss 3 Chrrslrnas Dance Commnlfee 3 4 ck I JUNE DORRELL une Doreiown June IS one of our happy go lucky qlrls She Ilkes donclng Ice skahng and of co rse gugghnq al Ihe Ialesl Ioke whelher :ls hers or no? Success as a denlal asslslanll e Cross Club as nor- I LI rar u 2 Folk and Socnal Dar-:Ing 3 Play rn mllee 3 4 Parly Comrmllee I NEIL DRUMMOND Ne: Penfon In addnlnon Io beunq o Isecracker ol' Yhe hlghesl calnber Nell IS a muslclan and an aclor I-lls con IOQIOUS laugh Is ell known Ihrouohoul fhe hols hs speed ns unexcelled when Ihe lunc el rnrgs Bond ra a sd n 4 Orches ro G ee 4 Dancnnq Club 3 Chernus r Club 2 Chrnslrnas Don e Ccrrvrnlwee 3 n Iss Carence X If fl-e 1 ANNA MAE ECKEART Anna Mae Monroevllle Derhaps she s shy b IAnno Mo rm Irue Irnen w n yo gel lo now he eca se she IS alwa S lnnq lo lend o helpung hand oporeca e h r oleaslng and unoblr slve rnanner 5 Ion Cl b I In DORIS ERB Dong Allowcy A cheerleader ho aways eady fo lea peppy cheer and leaves Illle lo ce aesured where ool splrnf IS req Ire Dorls as a good word and a pleasonl smvle for everyon I-Ier heorls rrghl wlfh lhe Coos? G ard Cheerleadlng I 2 3 Co Caplaln 4 Photography u ef I e Cha rrnon Clarence 4 gl. FI ' I Q, Q .IN .' . SV '. . I. ' ' ,132 eh' h .,,. 1 Co - V, r ,, A 1 . n.n, Ba d, , 4: Orc l I , , 4: Gle 3 , , 3, 4: S Tra,,2,4.I 'I' If fi, : H i Q 2.12 e J Q Rd .,l:FIw' C,bII: Ib I Cl b, : ' I ' , 3 Co A I I I : ' , 'I I ' - W Y ' In and i ' I . hb I I'Lib r2n,33Preiel7 l',3,47 I Club, 2 3, 1 ' I , 7 'Ty ' , I ' c A , :de For M , 31 l ,4. xc I , v. ,1 . ' 'Q' 1 c 2 f- Asa, I , fi, I Is Yfl I I c e Q1 ' d he u k r. B J ' y Wt h ' we 1 ' Q Fa h' J IT I'I'kI4 g Cl-b 2: I w I5 I CI O I. I I ' , sch ' u' d ' h Cllb. I, 2: Play Tack Cemrfife ' I 31 I' 4. I rf' A 4... lx JOHN FITHIAN Jock Woodsfown An obmdonce of good namre InsIde 6 fee? of aIhIeIIc abIIiIy-Ihafs Jock! I-Iafs OFF ro O swe-II 0IhIeIe and Q greof gJy we II never forget President A, A., 4: Game CIUb: Wresfnng CI,b: Junior MIss', 3: Pioy Properry Commhfee 37 FooIbaII, 3 4: BasIce'baII, 2 3, 4: BoseboII, I 2 3, 4: Track, I, 2 3, 4. ANNABELLE FLITCRAFT Annabelle Woodsiown Whos Who shows how AnnobeIIe rofes wIIh s I-Ier vnfohfy ond versafnle oersonohfy have mad her oJIsIondIng and InsJre a rosy Iubre Woodsfonuan ASSISIOUI Edufor 2 3 Edvarrn I6 4 rornohc CIJ A Cu 4 ee u I o oss n a s SporIs esfra 3 4 MoIore e 2 Cao IH 3 4 Band Secrefary and Teas r 4 s Umor Iss cu IV C mrmffee 4 P Us r 4 Year o SIGILI 4 Chrusfrwas Dance Corrvmffee 3 4 Pra'n Corn'rIIIIee 3 Ronnbow Dance COVUVUIII99 2 Parfy rrIrnIIIee I ey I ALICE FOX Foxy Shirley Ices IrIenaII ess 'nore an es p 0 seermnq Iaclr of words ThIs I nder Igh+ I nIor IS sJaIy se n wIfh Mabe and e ee CI O 2 dshomon I I e ros Dancrnq IJ f' x,ornrnII+e I arn W ance rnrnn , Commdfee 3 4 P Ccn'IrrIIIIee 3 BETTY JEAN FOX Foxy Alloway ghng e cur' o havvng n7 a s C fn Ia ner rwor' 9 GOD 'g Gd Ion doy BETTY MAE FOX Beify Dorefown y s Q fha rea DIIs'I C O 3 I MUNCY FUNK Buddy Woodsfown S a'IaI :J 'I v c o e y e w a a nas e ne n foo Dal Cofnrn :J U ce C 'YI B I 5 ' Q -1? ch' I, 3 D ' Ib, I: rr I b, 3 GI CI b, I, 2, Presiderf, 3, 4: Voc I CI , I: I rer- :I s , I: Orch , I, 2, , : ' II, I, , 'Ia' , , 7 r - Ure, : Clos Secrefary, I: J ' M' 3: Er- e 5' e o ' : 'ay he , 1 b ak Co .A : I-ICICI: , 2 3, 4: BasIceIbaII I, 2 3 3, 4: Tennis, I. ' AI' ' ' n 4 fh rch J I f he-I A , A se , I IIOAYSO Se ' ' 3 I I e ' I B Hy. GI Q 3. 4g Woo I ' , , 2, 3: Kn 'Ir'g CI3b I: R d C s Cab, 2: I x CIE: Pa 'y 'P ' e, 7 R ' bc D Cc: ee, 2: PIU: 4 ' , , : rom ' , . 'Y Whs II-ces gIg ' I IIIng jokes, da' I g na ' Ie . Th ' rIghI' Beuy, S II CI 'S , gn :gd Qhjr si II y WIII be her' if 4 Smeg Q h 3, PIU, Comm'-'ec 4, Heike, I 2 if . U Q .5 Be s sed 'I shrr nd Is a H I azccnn 'I ment Sh-3 gew Jang ,.I'h eJQrye'e and Is s re I ' 1 I Q'r3 I 'hw I3-As' 'IIInQ1s I'I VIE, I Gee C C 3 4' F3shI3'I C b I: Dsncfnj CI 3: L? far-, C .C 2: Red Cfcss C .S It P' 'N Cam Ives- I: 96 CfJ - EE 3: Pa, Cgdwnn' 'ee 4. ' 'ng Peas .nn s 3.Id'3'S abs e 'IIs a IIe'I: I Q 3-I vs Is Mr: I W 'cpe he III in 'ae Iine - of 'fe as 'Ia' s 'ev VII' Th li I, I I. -73 Dancrg C-: I 3: I'I'IcIrIg CLI: 2: Przm I'- 'I ' Iee 3: J.'ITar Mfss 37 Chrisw' s an : '- ' II ee 3 4' Pinbsf. Dafe Cer' I ee 2' Fas'- 'I bcI I 2 3 4' Trac: I, 2 3: asIce'caII I, GLADYS GARDINER Glcddy Mullrcu Hull na e ea 6 ada, h r a ca e rn arc c e clas C Ex Y ESTELLA GAUNT e o Elmer e cn y T 4 e r a C wora We I always remember hcr elolng hana an whore-ve ccrnrrr ee she serve ee Cl b Re C C c Lrbrary Cu c c Pg CI b Pnafoaraohy C I: Prom Ccrnrnnl 3 Play Carnfnl 'ee 3 4 ALICE MAE GOFORTH Alrce Moe Yorkiown ays wr Ing c a Q crds whlch rn r desc lbe Al c Mae I-lcr clllclcrc O c rdacrlrly an wharcver ccrnfnnlee she serve 'har' s We cppfe-C C e Irrlcwrng 5 C q r I I e 4 Pr rn cm rn Hee MARIE GREEN Greenre Woodsiown Mane +5 a q wel sall spoken qrrl If you da nal xnaw her you have rnrssed havlng a lrue frlend e never seems Ia b n a h y buf everylhl g nderlalres gels done well olee Club 4 Spcr+s Club 3 Play Cafnrnlrlee 3 4 VELMA HALTER Velma Cohansey Warm blue eyes a very polsed persanahly and sweel smrle are a prevuew cl lhe frne characler hal lres benealh Velrna showed us an Clarence er dramahc abllrly as wel as her rnusrcal la enls Lr ray Club I 2 Wccdslanran 3 4 Play m 'nrflee 3 Clarence ELIZABETH HARBISON Lrbby Woodslown We Illce our pre'+y Lnbby cause shes such a wonderful person 'O have arcur-d Thanks fa her Ihr all shes done lar c r crass and 'lor her elf. flency as 'fecsurer Woaaslanran I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Vocal Class 3 Cheerleadrng I 2 3 4 Inler class Spovs I 2 Drarnahc Club 2 Treasurer 3 4 J nrcr Mrss 3 Rarnbcw Dance Comrnmee 2 Chrrsrmas Dance Carnrnrlfee 3 Play Usher 4 YearboaIcS+ah' 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Baslcelball l 2 3 4 Tennrs I I 6 We ' J fin' ,e' eccc,r'e' ' ' I v- le' ice has ra' ' Qbeefi rrc I. I-I ' c,'s'and' Q: :Q-'sff'31l'y 'rar-es anyare N ,G ' be I1irI'IG'd. See Chr: I 3 47 lNcCas'f:clan 47 lr e'- I s Q 37 Lib'a'Q, C , 2: Fay U ef, 3 41 eculre C: 'Uee 4: Yea'cc:r Shag 4: 'faaazre Sales Ccrar 3: Eeafe Sc es Card 4. Sl II S' als Ir? A dl a 'lhde wif' ali he I ng .fvcy In This I , wil I ' r ', I . f F' CI, Sl c 2, 3: d rcss I. 3 ' I- b, 23 3 n 2 H' 7 ' W 3 ' - 'ee : I , . 'Alw IIA I help r- W ' cs' znly r' I e I , I A ' y nd d-- ce. 1 . s deserves cu- llc, E ' , ' u h a ce sl I. Naure Club I: Pay Cc:nnrnl'+e, 3 7 o C - ,lr , 3. O , . Sh e I urr , 'n she .1 . n ' A' I ' I . 'b r , . I A I I Z Ca - ' I I' 4. WILLIAM HITCHNER I Elmer no e czfcd d s E S Pg WPI wl v P o cube reos r r cs JEAN HORNER Jeanne Monroevulle f u gl I Ile e c w Q I N h bro ns ovd Tl-l essl So rm 1 ofds F on rorrl c lub I Ploy Comrm1+ee Closs 0 y 3 4 Ch lslmos Don cm e ec hcc Slchl 4 Prom Comm Vee 3 os ELLA JACOBS o Monroevnlle A Coda' N rse nrlorm ond all fhol go wnlh I orc e hopes of Ello I-ler pleoson? smile ond lnmd monrer wlll molre the food lo her coreer eosy I 'rcve Wccdsfcrlcn 4 Ar? Cllb 4 CLARA JONES Clorc Woodsiown Everywhere onyllme Cloro s cheerfulness as wel come She hos proven herself quule o seomsfress Al presenl she as loolung 'lorword To rwrsnnq cs o coree o New Ycrlr I-lospufol ccovcmcn 4 Ari Club 4 K rf: q Cl b DORIS JONES Doris Woodsfown gr-ps In e gl I cz Is ul nq q delml rr FISY bsol ey rw fc Imow Dorn q s loo s lcyfrer' cm crseooclx r IH I e C of N C cqrcphy C r: Gcrv Cl b r' MARY LOU JONES Mcry Lou Fenvuck A c er Jcfes 'm c f closs IS q wel Nle Mary lf' F me llke the Cere smlle she hos Her lovcrnfe ooswne s reodlrg B.sl ess school seems fo be Mc: , Lc s qcol oller grod ohon K I G Cl I: 2 I7 B'lI Bl 's c sry 'le' :w IQJ be .s cl Ks , '- DCSI'-1 'Q g-I ole -l Wh e E ,fC'l,. I-le is olsi C my L p 1 I , e cl' or F. F. A. Ffvrv' 4:3 lfe'boll. 4: Bosebol' 3, 4, F, F. A., I, 2 3 Trecsl rer, 4, AY 'fb 'JO 'he lis' C I ICy:.I Cr fha greg' cl 'h acre CI mlvh, yge will ol cyg ll-Q 'l.GfVf, ', She! c cle lcld I' I I AT exp' 'cr ' y cv . W - 'Q I ,2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I 2 3, 43 I-llldhq Cllb. 2: Cheerleading, I, 2, 3, 45 lrler-floss, 2. 3: D ffl C , I ' - 3: Sec- rel r 2 , 3 f' ce C Mille , 3, 4, Y r lr 3 .I 3 B lem bc , l. Ell ' f If .I ' es ' I 7 I I . . W I ' , g , 1 rw' Vnx L. , 2. ll ,, HCI fcllc' g sh ls 'ggllrvg nd i he-'s nf' 9.9 1 x she s chewlnx gl m- I Iely C' nf CI ,lf I I, 4 . AS NEI d TI Q . ' I' h, ' id' g, l'l1l fr ff sch crlr. Ph Q k fl: e gl-lEll' g CLIE. f,w6f I' f-'41 WALTER KERN Kerny Monroevllle T easy gorng and lhal cJle srnlle for all S Kernys prescrrpllon for belng popular l-le as sure to malre a name for hnrnsell In Ihal all American sporl of baseball' ass Presudenl I D ncvng Cu I Wreslsn u 2 n r orls o' a seball l mor ss 3 F F A Wa Do 4 LOUIS KIRBY ou Woodsfowrv manl You lnlre al uh7 L ol: our I s Lou fhe lrlfle mon who has proven himself qulfe a busnnessman Busnness nsn+ hrs only lane' n I 2 3 4 Orchesl I 2 Dancnng Clu Aurplane Club 2 Prom Commuffee 3 Jumor Mass 3 Chrnslmcs Dance Commnffee 3 Yearbook Busuness Manager 4 Rannbow Dance Comms? fee 2 ELSIE LAYTON sue Woodsfown Somelhxng us really wrong when Elsre usnl gran mng because she specualuzes In lceepmg lhlngs cheerful and brughf We would be wrong fo pre ducf anylhung buf a sunny 'lulure for Ihns swell gurl Phofography Club I 2 Play Uh 3 4 e bool: Pnclorral Edllor 4 LUGENE MARTIN Shad Woodsfown lls Crash fha? llne Shad' and he does un Une sfyle Yes srree anybody would have a man sized lab geflung Thus boy down Thus foofball player deluxe has won hnmself many frnencls Keep up Ihe sporls Shad you surely can play fhe game' olball 2 3 a 4 Ba 3 GERALDINE MOORE Garry Woodsfown Small cufe blonde and lrlendly are fhe head Innes of Gerrys personalufy She ns lcnown for her allracruve clofhes a d as one of o r prefmesf malorelles Wooclsfonran, 2. 3, 4, GI e Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Mal - e ,,,, 4' Dra I Cu , I1 Chrlsfrnas Dance Commiflee, 3, 4: I-loclrey, I, 2, 3, 4: Baslc 'r- , 1 T n I , . ROBERT MOORE o Woodslown there a sporls Ian in lhe hosse? Bob is , who goes O 'f for foofball, baslcefball, and bascbah H, '5 Q well qualled officer of The A, A. Vice-P egdenl' A, A., 45 I'-Iomeroorn Rep eson - 've, 3, 4, Play Tlclref Cornrnlflee. 3: Foo ball 7 s efball, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 4, Inler-c . ' I8 in I PF ,-In .Qs DORIS PENNAL Shorf-sfuff Woodsiown I.eI s rnuke 'his ore Sher' and sweerf And so She is! DorIs has won Ie+'ers in hockey ond baske'- boII, opplouse for her povg in I,niOr MISS' gnu CIorence . ond our monks for Ihe flrnes she mace us Iough unIiI feors corne. Woodsfonion, I, 2, Soorfs Edifor, 3, 4, CheerIeod- ing, I, 2, 3, Copfoin, 4, Phofogrophy CIXJ I 21 Dromoric Club, Ig J,nior MissI',31 CIorence 4: Yearbook SIQII, 47 Chrisfrnos Dance CornrnFf'ee 3: Prom Cornrniffee, 33 Hockey, I, 2, 3 43 B3ske'- bell, I, 2, 3, 4? Tendg I, JANETTE PITTS Janeffe Horrnsonvalle When thus grrI socks cz boseboil Ihe orher feorn usuo Iy gwes up She ns Ihe Iufe of ony gym class ond knows who? o good sporf IS Joneffe wonrs 0 o Gossboro S IJ e Teachers CoIIeq Sepfernber Furs? And CIJb 2 JAMES QUINNETTE Jimmy Alloway Here as Jnmmy fhof I'olI blond undusfruous feIIow from AIIowoy He hopes soon fo be Iounched onfo sec: of ovnohon Besf o uck Jnm we n w you II have smooth soahng Aeronouhcs Club 3 AIrpIone Club I 2 Yeoroook Sfoff 4 MARY QUIRK Quurkle Woodsfown Whenever you heor o loyful oufbursf yo moy e sure If comes from Quurke We ore proud o I e woy she shores her hoppnness wrrh oII oodvonuon 3 4 Bond I 2 3 4 GIee ecre or enm I-Ion Q u 2 Corence 4 Hockey I 2 CopIo r' SeIboII I 2 DORRIS REEVES Dorrus Woodsfown n :sh Composmo S ome noIJroIIy I 'J er hord hos o dome her member of fh s I one we so we of Ihws yeorbook oOdsIov on 3 4 F h n C Pr 'vm rmffee 3 3 or n Bos e VI V 3 HAROLD ROBERTS Harold Yorkfown W 3 omwooe I o es as o Cac o n howef ep o I knownng gryesr Do e Corn e Chairman 4 F e e eh' F 3 I 9 'QM ix C 'v-' If Z7 N -div.-v DELMA ROBINSON Delmo Elmer a he L, rea s D64 co aohy C GEORGE SCOTT George Woodsfown n s ca o e ronce Geo G 3 een d y Ch r h w es a ac cw rd 1 ex e c I ends r w fre nes a evra c ly 0 d a I 4 MABEL SICKLER Mabel Elmer Ma els s nr-y drsposrlron cor 'no e a dull day n o happy gal clcy manner leavrnq her lessons a ee s r a fhe er'v I many 'np Cl t 2 d c s MARION SICKLER Slcller Woodsiown Mcrron rs o gurl whose mony friends admrre her lor her franlcness and humor She can never resrsl fhe lemplalron I pl y a I cl: on someone or lo gave wrlh the Ialesl IO e Knrllrng Club Slomp Club Play Cornmrllee 3 LOIS SIMS Wooclsiown We 5 or y Ind Loss rn o carefree happy mood The morale of lhe Army s well L der her core Alver havrng seen lhal sparlclrng damond on her hur Inger lef' hand we ave ro olbl as O her 'lulure Phofogrophy I Play P blrcrly crr'm'lee AUSTIN SMITH Knoi Penfon Knor Yo are one o s loo ed pon os vhe essence ol conscnenlrousness rmrmg and pro gressrve an all your endeavors especrolly as 'rhe presrd ng olllcer ol our clcss In general spor's manshrp you cannol be excelled l rs wrfh ulrnosl srncernly lhal we wash yor. all 'he success rn world' ancrng Club I Aeronaufrcs Cl School rrslrnos ploy I Prom ommrlfee 3 nl Mrss 3 Class Presrdenf 2 3 4 Chrnslmos Dance Comrnrlfee 3 4 Yearbook Sian 4 Clarence 4 Rarnbow Dance Cornrnrllee 2 Mogozrne PM: lrcrly Cornmnllee 3 20 I: Q:- ffgt Seernlch a 'e' s l.s' CC 'f,:Ci'ZE ff 're pcvl il 'hi 'We licfae. SI 'cves 'C 'ou Ps Is' as we I laws sthiz' 's Ce I fI peeve , GM C E ':':' Jr I E 2. , , For hfs a?g ', and n- 1 pos: 'Ye ' s lc I a red b I: ' bcys and gl ls. l s nel A, merely is being e'l-dr sed lla' llr ls, h - r ever. Behl 'hc' COIII I ri ' HIS 'I I1-C' . ' 'h' cdr- 'ncs' g ' l p-rscncli n Il'nG 4, ' 1 IMG, Q lf' . uf K , I b v Q Y! . . . W k ir bright Wllh lhig in mind, she goes aboul her wcrlc .nlll I sl, I-Ier sp d In .ho lh nd ls y ew' I Slc I 3 Re Crss C' b I, , lg I 0- W I , 133 , 51 ' o a I ri 1 I ' ' ' , Hs.-. . . l RI . xx - . I I Lo Q u 'I' I ' ' , . I In . ' 'd I , I h I d - 1 I , I L ' ' C ' , 4. To 2 J wh I ' In IJ ' 1, 4 I I . E A. . N ' ' ' I ' lhe D ' , 1 ' ub, 3: Ch' , 3 C ' . 1 Ulu 'or ..9'Q,M ISABELLE SMITH ssle Woodsfown n O 1 1 C1 are b SO P 0 gay C 0 x f 'Jr ora 3 4 Woo fx Hui rg C1 b 2 Drama: I Pr M Comrwfr 0 5 3 Roxrbow Don e C 'nm H0 0 KENNETH SMITH Smnffy Woodsfown ON ron crm O mn? 0 e w cnsposmor- fha? hos won hum mary fmends I ss room hr: ws omong fhe frsf wx o yfk rw We grad vm hp ho down Has power nn 09 on 1 P1oy ommwee 3 Romoow on c m mn ee 2 Jrlor ss of f' on THELMA SMITH Smuffy Brndgeion V V1 Of' CUC 'T re COVTSCIPVTTNO S O O T GF S T95 'WOW e'm ro s s +0 5 f Her rv xoo'fv She rs o nf-nd fo P G fo an O e QPR 5'3 4 so 'S ' BETTY SNYDER Beify Elmer v so y rorfpwwsh 'ev r SH UH rfo S fy L O U53 w Cwrw 3 C vw' VERNA STEWARD Geri' Fenwick we C VV 1' e zoo ara 3 3 kfwow :Jr 3 V' O W ELEANOR STOKES Eleanor Monroevulle 'S o N 1 who reCJUy lmcws H: 'c ,ss -4 ways eddy 3 r' , np, .,' nice 'o ow, ,a, wi er oeasivg ofson I 'A ,C5'Y1, d fw,'4 , 2k 4 EVA STREITHOFF Squirf Allcwcy Shar? sharp, and sophisficofedu, na wander IhIs IIIrIe girI hcs been slgned up by Ihe Navy. We hope yca won? gIve up your arf work, Eva, ye r skefches reaIIy shcw +aIenf. If is always a pIeas. re fo see ycc Iock sa chic. Ar? Clnb, 47 Fashion CI.rb, I, 2, 37 Chrishnas Dance Commifree, 3. MAE 'IIARPINE Mousse Elmer cgh Maeddncfccrne WI-ISU he .Iamar year she has made 'Ir ends easIIy and kep 'hem Some of her spare Mme ls spent pIay I puanc a rd n d sI enc few 'fi reading ' ec- CIUIJ 3 4 Orc esIra Dancunq Ccb J' J- Play Cammfffee 3 In+ercIass SpOrIs 3 ?-g42 ' I' 6 4.A-1,417 DOROTHY VAN CULIN Doihe Monroevllle D Mes cIaIh s a r' Irra v I In r has one fn qesf hea 's ever assy ar a c wnfh the on + b W of e wanfs fc adsrcnwan 4 I. C G d n In a s r a once ROBERT WADDINGTON o Woodsiown Weve CII seen Bob per arm on Ih g nr n baskefbaII cour and basebaII dlamond wnih eqfal a I Iy Wel aIsa rernembe how Bob and hns Ircck heIped 'ro make aI: our dances such a success Orchesha I 2 4 F F A PVQSICIEHI 4 Glee ub Inf r or Prom Cammnfee 3 Chrrs+rnas Dance Commdree Januar Mwss 3 Rannbow Dance Comrm e ea cck a s e a e eadrng 2 4 Co Cap ann 3 VINCENT ZOPPINA Zop Woods+own Vmcenfs cL,Is+andIr-g accomphshmenf as hus abl fy Io make a d cII rernark and keep a sfrau I ace I-Is wi has been a sc ce of am semen Io aII af cs ana we are graI'efcI Were hopmg Ihaf the hes? af eve y hung comes Io Ihus reg Iar guy Rep r ArrpIar'e Cu 2 I Ian +CI.Ib I Scwence CI In 3 In+er cIass Spa s 22 11-4,14 'EPS .0 AI'h , I , , 'O , 7 7 nIII I Eng .he I- Wd 'Cece Ie an we Ifyw . GI I4 , , 7 I, . 31 ' 7 Ir , 3, 7' u Y .4 0? I I , e ren' 'he 0 Iy c CII e hI g ated he. In spI'e cf he' slze she ,I Ihre Isfgg r. . S d ni k- I - Y - swers or r Iea her bc bea crc n f ' be zu -hrse, Wt, I I , 7 RI rar-y CI,c 27 Iee CInID, 3: Ban , 4: Da cI g CI,k:, I7 PT y U he, 37 IICI '- 4- , : J,.., -in-SZM 3 - w B b f s I . I e rIdI o , O I, I I I I bIIi . II r I I I I I, 27 I-Ianchcraff CIeb, I7 e -cIass Sp fs, 2, 37 sg? fi? I I I I I - I ,f nf: 3, 4: II I I 7 I, II' 1 Ie 27 Y rb SI ff 47 Ba k Ib II 2, 3, 47 I Che rI I 7 , 7 - A I , . I r - Igh - 'I , I I I cr, a I , , I H r If I II J- ' I F, F, A.I orfe, 47 I I I b, 7 di- - craf I 7 7 I V , I - VI . 3- 'I I ARTHUR AYARS Sharpfown No one who ever knew Ty could forget hrml He rs srncere In hrs frrendshrp fo all and rs Q real par? of our Class of 45 He enllsled an 'the Navy nn lhe wunler of I944 lf was hard to gel used lo Q football game wrhou+ Ty bu+ he has a bugger lab lo do' GARFIELD BROWN Brownre Elmer Brownre nsnf one lo vorce hrs opnnron wrrhaul beung urged buf he can always be depended upon He was one of Mr Alarnprs boys He lefl 'lor the Army an Augusl of 44 and as now doing has park overseas JOSEPH CHEESEMAN oe Woodsiown Add red hour freckles a gran plus The correcl ornounl of ambrlron and your answer wrll surely be Joe We ve seen hum play loofball and baskefball Marrnes February I944 and has been rn achve servuce somewhere rn 'rhe Soufh Parrllc for several monlhs We are very proud of hum and our olher classmales who are grvrng lheur all for us EARL MOORE ar Sharpfown Earl rs one of our former Ag boys and rs well lrked by all of us Hrs greofesl rnleresl as sporls parfrcularly foorball and baseball Now servrng rn the Army Arr Corps Earl of presenl rs slalroned somewhere ln l-lawan Good luck and keep em flymg Egfr' GEORGE RIDGWAY George Sharpiown George could always be found wrfh hrs pal Earl Thar uve wrre narure and 'those fwrnklrng eyes and and aber hum rn gefhng along wrlh everyone George rs rrarmng rn 'the Slales and we wash hrm rhe besf of luck an hrs Army life 23 TY i Q I . . J in a firs'-class manner, Joe loined lhe U. S. E l CIASS Wlll We The Graduahng Class oT I945 WoodsTown Hrgh S hool being oT sound ludgmenT ond keen mrnds do hereoy esTablush Thrs wall ond Te TamenT as our Tunal onTrubuTuon To our posTernTy oT WoodsTown Hugh School FIRST To our successor The Class oT 46 we leave all The loy and hearTaches pleasure and worries and all The TnTeresTTng experrences ThaT parhcula ly characTerrze The Sensor Term SECOND To The herernsTaTed undlvvduals we leave and pequeaTh The Tollownng oT our many and valued possessuons To be besTowed upon The deservnng parhes as soon aTTer our deparTure as may be convenrenTly done The caTeTerna lsne To all hungry sTudenTs Lou Klrby s lane To Harvey Beal Kerny s manlrness To Bobby Croco D D s Tues To Mr Kandle Nell s NenleTTe s To Tuny HTII Brll HuTchner s women To Howard Evans Jerry Donner s bolsTerousness To June Kern Mr Walkers Tons To Frank SunaTra Ronny day dismissal To conTused Froshe Eva STreuThoTT s peTnTeness To Rose FooTe BeTTy Fox s speed ID shorThand To Frances Pennal A year s supply oToTT1ce summons To Mass Frror Jack FuThnan s baskeTball abulTTy To AlberT Hales Shad s physique To BTII Ford Dorrus Reeves Thcuency To Gaynell MulTord BTII Curley s ocT1rg abuluTy To Joe Ayares We leave Mrs Buzby enough money To buy a yeor s re e vahon TH The coTeTerra :ne Bob Moore s modesTy To Francrs SToye Muncy s pompadour To lunle Kelly Dave Cruspun s dancing To CarlTon Muller Two cups oT sugar and one cup oT cocoa To Mary Swrng wTTh regreTs and Thanks Tram The 45 baskeTball squad A cure Tor lasT mnnuTe reqursuhons To Mrs BuTTer Anybody s excess good sense To Jackson Keller Tr1counTy champronshlp To The TuTure TooTball Team Mary Quark s laugh To haunT drsapprovung Teachers Marlon Srckler s buuld To PaTsy Torrence Dave Blacklock s disguised wuT To Jnmmy Gerlack The Foxes To The wolves Thelma SmlTh s neaTness To Mildred SToTTels FooTboll capTonncy To Harry Buzby A mechanucal Tueld lxmer To TuTure hockey managers Annabelle s maloreTTe unnform To Puddy GrnTTnTh A gurdnng lnghT un The ouTer hall oT Mr Ragg s oTTuce Tor The unTo Tur'aTes who awauT hearing A lar oT cleansung cream Tor removung blushes To Mohlda SchwerTly A door connechng ZOI and 202 Tor Mrs BuTTer Mary Bernard s boskeTball lackeT To whoever Took :T The unduvnded oTTenTuon oT nexT years Sensor homeroom To Mass Kempinski Fond memories oT PleasanTvslle To Rhoda LoveTT A booby Trap Tor Mrs O Nerll To aT h reTurnrng alumnr CLASS OF I945 24 T C , T - T T . . . 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A Il PIIIIPHHIY Dear Senlors JusT Thlnkl IT has been Ten year lnce we graduaTed Tram deer old WoodsTown Hlgh School I know you re eager To hear The laTesT new so leT Talk abauT The old gang' The mosT lmpresslve lnnprovemenT ln Town IS The new TacTory under The dlrecTlon oT KenneTh SmlTh They manuTacTure wlndshleld wlpers Tor specTacles The lnvenTlve genlus was our own Eugene D D Darrell Thelr large OTITICGS employ Velma HalTer Mabel Slckler BeTTy Mae Eox and Allce Mae GoTorTh as secreTarles Busy demor sTraTlng l1ISIIf'IG OT goods IS The Travellng salesman Lou Klrby Nell Drummond has Tlnally Tound a sponsor Tor hls radla program The drug sTore he and Blll Curley own I meT Anna Mae EckearT Delma Roblnson and Dorl Jones slpplng sodas There one dey DOFIS Erb was There geTTlng a prescrlpTlon Tor her husband Del Shad STonewall Shad They call hlm now MarTln THE TooTball player dropped ln Trylng To dodge hls harem buT Clara Jones Eleanor STokes and JaneTTe PlTTs are closlng ID on hlm ,laneTTe a llTTle wlnded sTopped To Tell me Thar she lusT heard Tram Ella .lacobs who IS nurslng one oT The Madcap Models George ScoTT back To healTh Mary Lou Jones IS hls reader I rushed ouT oT The drug sTore To see Dove Blacklock go over ln hls dusTlng plane JusT Then one oT VlncenT Zopplna s The New True Blue TomaTo Farm Trucks oassed by drlven by Marlon Slckler who was headed Tor Bob Culp s Garage Jerry Donner was There buylng gas Tor her Tarm Truck Tram The grease monkey Ears Cheeseman Helen Clark Florence Don STeIIa GaunT BeTTy Snyder Mae Tarplne and Allce Fox were geTTlng gas To go To ATlanTlc ClTy To spend The weekend aT Blll HlTchners Homey HosTel on The Boardwalk near BeTTy Jean Eoxs Fun Nook Mary Qulrk IS appearlng ln A Thousand Laughs and a Tear aT Jlmrny QulnneTTes Bllllon Dollar Pler Walked over To Dave Crlsplns ZooT SulT Shop where Llbby was helplng Ty selecT one aT The new cravaTs sfyled by Eva STrelThoTT Joe Cheeseman was The clerk NexT door Dorrls Reeves was IusT looklng aT The mlnk ln BeTTy s CoaT esl Shoppe On my way To say hello aT W H S I passed Harold and EThel RoberTs house George Rldgway Earl Moore and GarTleld Brown were sTandlng on The corner dlscusslng women I Tound ThaT Bob WaddlngTon IS Teachlng Ag aT our Alma MaTer Saw Mrs O Nelll explalnlng The rules To a new sclence Teacher AusTln SmlTh In The upper hall IS dlsplayed a plaque Tor The Blg Three Muncy Funk TooTball Jack ElThlan baskeTball and WalT Kern baseball The Adam SISTQVS elemenTary grade Teacher and Eleanor Annanle school secreTary were waTchlng Annabelle EIlTcraTT coach The undeTeaTed hockey squad Thelma SmlTh school nur e sTood oy Oh say dld you know ThaT Jean Horner IS rec pTlonlsT aT STaTlon WCW ID New York ClTy7 She IS roomlng wlTh Gerry Moore a Tower Model and DoTTle VanCuIln besT llked nurse aT a New York hosplTal Bob Moore l sporT orlnounc aT STaTlon WOW I heard Mary Bernard play her Plano ConcerTo TonlghT over The some sTaTlon rlghT aTTer The Elsle I.ayTon Isabelle SmlTh Fun Show You should have heard The guesT vocallsT Dorls Pennal slng The new swoon Tune by Gladys Gardlner Um' Well klds Thofs all DonT ever TorgeT The good old days aT W H S So long June B 955 OUIJA THE PROPHET 23 . s s . s s I . , s . . l ' ' . l : , ' . s . s T , ' A I . l 5 , . . . D . . . . . . V . , S . , . S s er , . , I . . Wllll Dar s Adams Sarah Aaams Eieanar Armame- Mary Bernard Dave Biacklocl: Warren Cheesemon Halen Clark Behy Cams Ovp C splrw sob Cdp Cu nfl' Horence Don Eugene Dorreli June Dorre Newl Drummond Anna Mae Eckear+ Doris Erb F6 Anruaberlc Ffnicraff Auce Fox Bev, Jem FO, Be++y Mae Fox Muncy Funk Gladys Gorduner S+eHa Guun+ Ahce Mae Goforih Marne Green Ve1ma Hal+er Lxbby Harsbson Brll HMC her Jean Horner Il'I Ifl . ' I II '1 . 'I ' . - rg A1 I ' ' ' g - , D Y V: 4 BW riey ' P 'A A V W Jeff, Dcnv f' -vrv 1:71 1' , 1g'f . . I I 1, ..', I , . .. , X ,l ff ' Jock ilrxiof' PM-'z' r: . ' 1'i 'ri ir- , V L . . h Elle Jacobs CNGVO Jones Dons Jon s Mary Lou Jon Wolf Kerr- Lou K rby Elsle Lcyfon Lugone Mor' n Gerry Moore Bob Moore Do ws Perwo JOI'!! +fO P HS JGTUPS Oumnw Mm orrws Re vos Harold Rob Ms Delmo Rob msc 6 Ofgp Swv Mobs? Snclder Marlon S cider Aushn Sm lsobs-He Smwih Kennefb Sm P1 Them Sm Be fy Soyo Eleanor Sic: s c 'V or' Moe Torp rw Doro9I'wy Vo Cm Bob Wocdlwg o Vmcenf Zoopx NIISS MIISI ' 9 es 1 i . ,I V' I . Q , 4 , r. rw Quran D ' 9 Q A ' I ' Hin N 1 3 5 Y - 'er XD Ev QM' nr f cm v- 'q ' X 'wo Mos? Popular Mos? Lukely fo Succeed Besl Dressers Mos? SBFIOUS nabelle Flrfcra 9 Dorrus Reeves Ellzoberln Harbnso Saraln Adams Jack Pullman Aushn Smrflw Dowd Crlsprn Roberf Moore 1 45 17 Mos? Conslderaie Class Cul Ups Mosl Arhshc Besl All Around Jean l-lorner ry O 0 VEIfl'1Oq Annabelle Flnlcralf Roberl Waddnnglon L rs K r y Davud Blaclclo lc Jaclr Fnflnran WHIIS WHO Class Aflwlefes Class Aclors Mos? Musical Besf Personalvly Dams Pennal Dons Pennal Mary Bernard Annabelle Flnrcralr Jack Fullwlan Nell Drummond Ne: Drummond Jaclc Fnlhnan f..4.1, Wnfhesf Besf Dancers Most Ambnhous Prefhesi Handsomesf Isabelle Srmflw Annabelle Flnfcrolf Don-rs Reeves Gerry Moore Aeshn Srmfln Davrd Crrspnn A,s'rn Srmlln Waller Kern 28 Mosl Reliable Mosl Sludoous CI-wmg Cufesf Dorrls Reey 5 Ado N rl Dr mfner-d nab sl rn + 3 Dcrre berl C Did Mosl' for flue Class Class Gngglers Mod Shy Mosf Forgeflul Annabelle Flifcraff Mary Ouirl: Anna Mae Eclcearl Annabelle Flllcrafl Auslun Smifh Neil Drummond William l-lilclnner Neil Drummond WHIIS WHll Mosf Likely fo Marry Romeo 8: Julie? Besl Managers Clock Wafchers Doris Erb Annabelle Flrlcraff Dorris Reeves Elsie Loylon Harold Roberls Muncy Funk Auslrn Smrlh Waller Kern Man Haier-Woman Haier Mosf Oplimislic Mos? Pessimisfic Besf Disposifion Anna Mae Eclrearf Gladys Gardiner Berry Snyder Gladys Gardiner William l-lilcnner Neil Drummcnd Warren Cheesemcn Neil Drummond 29 lIlAlll lil The Senior Play fhus year was a success rcore ways +han one ln pasf years fhe Type of play whuch porfrayed hugh school sfudenls was The favoruie selechon Clarence by Boofh Tarlc ungfon was a welcomed change Thus play was mfereshng warm hearfed humorous and above all charmang lf lcepr rhe affenhon of The audu ence even Though nl was nor designed lo be purely amusing or hularnously enlerfannung Clarence based upon The rerurn of a auscharged soldner ns a hmely play The leading characfer by means of unusual clrcumsfances hnds hnmself hlred as a handy man on The home of a successful busuness man Even more unusual and amusnng clrcumsfances lead The Wheeler family lo belseve hum 'lo be a hero lnsfeacl of being fhe hero fhar everyone fh nlcs he s Clarence slmply drove mules wnfhouf swear The play was well casf and was under The able dlrechon of Mlss Dorolhy M Young Mu h credn' should be given 'ro The com muflees whuch helped wnrh The srage effecfs The unusual feafures of complefe change of scene and lnghfmg effecls were made possuble by lhe help of Dave Crnspun Roberl Culp and Kennefh Smnfh These boys worked many days nn advance consrruchng and pamhng scenery Sl lllll Pllll as 99 C M . . . ., Q, - fn -I ' ll' ' - ' . ' ing l! l 30 For fhe Jumor Prom we waved a magnc wand fo fransform fhe gym info a Mexucan Paho Well perhaps nf wasn f quufe as easy as fhaf buf fhe weeks we worked ahead of 'fume and fhe franfuc lasf mmufe preparafnons were lofs of fun There were balconies on whuch lazy hombres fook a suesfa Real gardenlas floafed by a garden of moss and palms was really a founfann whlch spoufed waferll Perhaps fhe commuffee members were foo frred fo dance buf whaf d d fha? maf+er7 Our work made a lovely pncfure and all The dancer enloyed fhemselves IU fhns romanfuc seffnng JU IUR Pllllllll The Class of 45 has sfarfed fhe cusfom of an annual Chrxsfmas formal and hopes fhaf If wnll confunue fhrough fhe years Wnfh everyone IU a very fesfnve spnrnf fhls year s dance was held on December 23 Long red sfreamers from fhe cenfer of fhe gym oufward gave 'rhe effecf of a fureplace af one end spelled Chrusfmas wafh a capufal C Don Rusler and his orchesfra again made dancnng a pleasure Mrs Ssddons wufh sux ofhers worked all day fo decorafe 'rhe gym and creafe anofher successful yulefude formal CHRISIMAS in We bird b0ll'S- The l'Cg9 which WGS 5UVf0Und9Cl huge bell. Cedar frees banking lhe walls wifh a 3I MASS lll lllilli As 'sophisTicaTed Sophomoresm, we wel- comed The class oT '46 oT W. l-l. S. ln l942 we lcnew where room 206 was: how To geT excused Tram class: and when To sTand up Tar The Seniors lThaT's us nowl in assembly. Now iT was our Turn To make our TirsT observaTions aT This curious specy, The Freshman. They came, They saw,' and They elecTed Their oTTicers: William l-larT, PresidenT: AlberT LippincaTT, Vice-PresidenT: Florence GriTTiTh, SecreTary: Bob Williams, Treasurer, Things began To hum. A success was made oT The movie beneTiT 'FlighT l.ieuTenanT. A loT oT Tun was had by The class members aT The Freshmen ParTy on February I2. We were all glad To hear Jimmy Filer aT The big evenT sponsored by The Freshmen-Their April Fool Dance on April 2. As Sophomores, The class really had spiriT. William T-'larT served araTher year as President Harry Buzby was elecTed Vice-PresidenT3 Mar- jorie Coles, SecreTary: and William Harbison, Treasurer, The Sophomores l-lop was a real crediT To The class. The movie beneTiT WhisTling in Brooke lyn was a big hiT. Five summer Time dances, someThing new, were sponsored and held in The 9Ym- Now Tull Tledged Juniors The class elecTed Harry Buzby as PresidenT: Bill Reeves, Vice-Presi- denT: Marjorie Coles, SecreTary: Emma Lou Madara, Treasurer. The class rings arrived early This year, We really do admire These handsome rings in blaclc enamel or onyx and gold. Some oTher big evenTs Tor and by Juniors are: The movie beneTiT, Song aT The Open Roadu: Thanksgiving Dance, November 247 sale oT candy and wriTing paper: magazine drive: The Junior Play, The High School MysTery, March 301 AND The Junior Prom on May 25 To Top Things oTTl These Sophomores are really sharp, aren'T They? You Tind Them here, There, and every' where. They are acTive in sporTs and They can also puT on a good play. This large and energeTic class goT oTT To a good sTarT Their Freshmen year by elecTing Howard Evans, PresidenT' Jimmy Kopp, VicesPresidenT: Joan l-liTchner, SecreTarvI and June Kern, Treasurer. ThoT all imporTanT TirsT acTiviTy was The parTy Tor The class. This was held in The gym on November l9. T-loword Davis and l-Toward Evans were coechairmen. Everyone haa iooas cf Tcn aT This geT TogeTher. Surely, no one can saw ThoT FT was onyThing bm a deTiniTe success, No acTual business was considerea an l Eebruary. The class Then meT To ccnsiaer ways and means oT making money. AlThough ro 7nn- rnediaTe acTion resclTed Trom This discosscr' og Thirgs were 'n The o?Ting, Now as Soohornores The class aavooced Jimmv Kaos To The ogice oT Presiaem' Jooo lIlllSS lll T947 l-liTchner was elecTed SecreTary Tor anoTher year: and Ralph Quirlc was chosen Vice-PresidenTg George WrighT, Treasurer. We all remember The smash hiT made by The Sophomore sponsored EooTball Dance. This was given on November 4, The nighT aT The WoodsTown-ClayTon TooTball game. The music was by Eddie EliTcraTT's OrchesTra and was really swell. The second big aTTair This year was The movie beneTiT 'The Advenwres aT Marlc Twain, This class has rolled up a good many soc' cesses bm The nexT one ao Their sleeves was a howling! successl Their inTensive adverTising lured Us inTo The auoiToriom To see T-larvey Beal as The hanosome hero and Joan l-TiTchner as The oangsTer's moll in 'Crime Doesn'T Payf' The Sophomore T-loo is coming ao soon. l.cTs oT luck Tor This occasion Soohomores and for vow Twine xeors a' W. l-l. S. . . , 4 J .w'- I , .X i l gvs ' 1 f Ei . ' 34,713 f 4 5 MASS Ill 1943 Aller a very lew days al Woodslown High School lhese new Freshmen made lhemselves al home. Perplexilies and burdens were laken in lheir slride. Nol even Lalin class was all Greek'i lo lhem anymore. Whal's a class wilhoul ollicers7 Surely lhis class has chosen ellicienl ollicers in elecling Mickey Grillilh, Presidenl: Mervin Richman, Vice- Presidenly Jane Waddinglon, Secrelary: and Harry DuBois, Treasurer. Dances seem lo be popular among lhe Freshmen also. They have enjoyed sponsoring lwo during lhe lirsl hall ol lhe year. There was a sevenlh period dance and a dance aller lhe Salem-Woodslown baskelball game. February I2 was a big dale lor lhe class. The lradilion eslablished by us, lhe class ol 45 has been lollowed by all succeeding classes and M , I we conless lhal il makes us sorl ol proud. Thal lradilion, al course, is lhe Freshmen Parly. This year lhe parly was held on Sl. Valenline's Day. A lol ol credil is lo be given lhe members ol lhis class lor lheir aclive sporlsmanship. ll means a lol lo any squad lo be backed up by lhe people who will be playing nexl year. ll means a lol lo have players come oul every nighl even lhough lhey are nol playing on lhe lirsl leam. Bul il is also highly commendable lo lind members ol lhe Freshmen Class aclually claving on varsily leams. Rulh Gilberl and Gerry Buzby qualilied lo play varsily hockey. Roberl Funk won his loolball le++er. The class is looking lorward lo a movie oenelil in March and a Spring Dance in April. To you Class ol '48 we say ' So longf' Remember lo send us a posl card lrom Washinglonl AIHHIIIIS ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVES l0lllBAll FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cope May l2 Sweaesborc 0 Pifrcar O Axrnri Rair Pe'r'g Grove O Cicyrcn I9 SWECTCSC' c O Thanksgiving Salenw O Wcodslcw n O Wood sfown 25 Woodslown 6 Woodsrown Woodsrown 3I Woods'own O Woodsfown 24 Wcodsfown I2 Coach J. H. Ewar? Woodslown High School is very proud of ifs I945 foofball leom and so if should be! The 'ream opened ihe season wifh a loss, being sei baclc by Cape May I2-O. Bofh +ouchdowns were scored in 'the losl quarler. Woodsfown loolc The ball +o +he +wo yard line buf could no+ score. Then Swedesboro invaded Woodsfown wilh a real hope of going home wilh a vicfory, The Swedes were surprised by a se? back of 25-O. Woodslown scored in every quarler. The learn wem' +o Pi+mon for lheir nexf vicfory which was O very hard laugh? one. Woodslown held Pilrnon from scoring and finally earned six poinls for lhernselves. Woodsfown was highly favored over Penns Grove al The 'lormers' field, scoring in every period and winning 3I-O. Penns Grove on one occasion drove info Woodsfown 'lerrifory as for as +he 4-4 yard line. This game placed Woods- +own in a Tie wilh Claylon for lop Tri-Counly honors. JL- , , . , 1'-ggi-lf , ,fo-Q ,- 1.-... v --e c ' '-' 7 - .'.-5. .ij ' 3 .UL ' 6' - . v '1a9.V.:.. .. , ' V ,. ..4 if-. 'C -- qg,i i1-.,4,:Q1'-.YT A -Ii 'Y l , ,. ' '-7:4932 . :-'-- ' -e. 'H' ' 'i ' ' 7 K M A HM, ,gp 1 '5'!'iW', ,M . ' A T Q 'a. i-- ' T17 rl '11 -ri, aS'-- 72- . 5' - 12 -, A. ,I L.-...,. -f...., -. -wg 1. g- ' -ga-kg, pq.,-,'. '14 Then W H S lourneyed To ClayTon where They were seT back I9 O ClayTon s lnne opened up huge holes which Their backs raced Through Tor long gains ClayTon scored only un The TnrsT half WoodsTowns deTense as well as oTTense clncked In The lasT quarTer buT IT was Too laTe ClayTon had a Tune pass oTTense which The Orange and Blue Trnally caughT onTo WoodsTown ended uTs season wuTh a vucTory aT I2 0 over Salem on Thanksgrvung Day Our T1ghTung Team Took second place In The Tru CounTy Conference and became champions of Salem CounTy by beaTnng Salem and Penns Grove The game was viewed by 3000 aT WalnuT STreeT Park IH Salem During The TursT halT :T was a baTTle oT glve and Take wuTh neuTher Team able To score However The begnnnmg oT The second halT showed a deTmnTe change an Woods Town s spurlT They marched down The held de spuTe penalTles and Salem s deTense Tor The TursT goal ATTer several m1nuT s more aT hard play mg WoodsTown agaun invaded Salem s TerrnTory Tor sux more pounTs The game ended wsTh much shouTlng and cheernng and alThough Salem s Team was good WoodsTown s was beTTer There were abouT 27 boys on The squad Thus year eughT oT whom were Senlors Dave Cruspnn Bob Culp Jack FaThuan Lugene Marhn Muncy Funk Bob Moore Harold RoberTs and Ken SmuTh The lower classmen who made The VarsnTy were Howard Evans Bull Reeves Bull Qulnn Harry Buzby Bobby Funk and Bob Wall IOl'T'!S To Top oTT Thus good season a banqueT un The Team s honor was gnven un The Grange Hall by The unTeresTed Townspeople A large crowd was There and everyone enloyed The program Several people connecTed wuTh The school and The Team gave shorT remarks oT congraTulaTnon and apprecuahon Several awards were made a gold TooTball harm and The auTographed TooTball used In The game To Mr EwarT coach gold TooTball charms To each player and The Dollsman H Fennnmore Memorual Trophy To The school The speaker oT The evenlng was Byrum Saam sporTs announcer IT was an occasuon long o be remembered and we sincerely hope ThaT more banqueTs oT This kind wll be held agaun an WoodsTownl T .K lt: T . , . . . - - T . . . . 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I . , I . . . 1 C . - I I , . ,. . , . . + . , . l BUYS ITASIlllllAll Tap oTTl The WoodsTown baskeTeers opened The season Thus year by deTeaTung The Alumnu 32 22 Thus game us always looked Torward To and enloyed We also downed The Alumnu agaun un The second game wuTh a score oT 33 26 The TughTung Orange and Blue Then sTarTed Theur TursT Tru CounTy conTlucT by Tramplung Swedesboro un a TasT game wuTh a vucToruous score aT 4l 27 Then Woods Town bowed To Wuldwood 28 32 and was deTeaTed agaun by an overwhelmung score oT 3I 65 Penns Grove Then sprang up and beaT WoodsTown wuTh a score oT 36 39 and was downed un Theur second game wuTh us by a close score of 26 27 NexT The WoodsTown Team losT To PuTman by 24 33 and was deTeaTed un The second game 22 43 Once agaun The WoodsTown QuunTeT sprang To uTs TeeT and Trounced ClayTon aT us wuTh a score oT 32 43 When uT came To The Salem game The WoodsTown Fuve Trampled Them wuTh a Truumph aT 58 29 And Tor The second Tume The bcuskeTeers downed Them by a score oT 6I 39 whuch compleTed The scheduled season Summung up all aT These games WoodsTown won 6 and los+ 8 AlThough The boys losT more Than They won They kepT up Theur TughT and good sporTsmanshup durung all Theur games and puT Theur hearTs unTo Them wheTher The score was a deTeaT or a vucTory They were always backed up by a cheerung crowd aT home games Much oT The creduT should go To Coach EwarT Tor hus udeas and wullungness To help The Team on To vucTory also To Zakue Zakaruan who was Theur TauThTul manager Tor Thus year Thus year WoodsTown wull lose some aT uTs besT players who have been members oT The Team Tor Two or more years AlThough Thus wull be a handucap we know nexT year The Team wull sTruve on Tor vucTory' .TF 7 by a-vicTory-winning score, 3I-28. Only The second Time ClayTon punched back l3ASlIlAll In 'rhe sprung a young man s fancy furns fo Baseball' The I944 baseball 'team won seven games and losl fuve They hed for second place un 'rhe Tru Counfy Conference Waller Kern Joseph Haclcefl Jack Fulhuan and Wulluam Harf won Tru Counfy Awards Thus year Coach Ewarr has fuve leH'er men baclc The mauns+ay on The pufchung deparimenf wull be Jaclc Fufhuan Dave Cruspun wull be un posufuon as cafcher A+ second base wull probably be James Kopp and lhe oulfueld wull be capably Talcen care of by Kennefh Smulh and Shad Marhn Wurh +hese vereran players on hand hopes are hugh for a very successful 1945 season Thus year Woodslown Hugh has scheduled a sfrenuous fraclc and fueld program Our boys wull compefe un such local meels as Salem Meer Tru Counfy Meer and Soufh Jersey Track Meer They wull also parfucupafe un The nahonally famous Penn Rela s Xfhough o munor spori' we have some veleran enfhusuasls Those expeclecl 'lo compefe un fhe I945 season are Jack Fufhuan Shad Mariun Harry Buzby Muncy Funk Bob Wulluams and Eugene Darrell We wush Them luck and hope fhey wun many rubbons' 39 TRACK W H S opened her hockey season on Oclober I2 To Tue The Trsf game wuTh Salem 2 2 The games ThaT Tollowed were unTorgeTTable ones deTeaTung The Swedes and Then losung To Them losung To PuTman buT keepung our score ahead oT Salem s All Through a season of any sporT uT us hard To keep comung ouT nughT aTTer nugh buT wrTh a coach luke Muss ValenTun The gurls never losT Theur spuruT IT us lusT as Mass ValenTun has oTTen sand ITs noT The number oT games ThaT are won buT The sporTs manshup and spuruT ThaT are shown As long as The gurls keep These Two Thungs un mund They never need be ashamed oT a deTeaT Thus us Truly Then a season aT whuch To be proud' liIIllS ITASllHBAll Swush' And uTs anoTher Two pounTs Tor WoodsTown So The 45 baskeTball season wenT and lusT as TasT Too The openung game held aT nughT wuTh The alumnae was a greaT dusappounTmenT buT deTeaT keep The gurls sTruvung Tor Theur besT The nexT Tour games were gloruous vucTorues Tor W H S Twuce over Salem and Twuce over Swedesboro Probably The hughlughT oT The enTure season was The game played aT BrudgeTon where our gurls surprused every one by really makung The oTher Team work Surpruse us The word because Br dgeTon Hugh School us so much larger Than WooclsTown and consequenTIy has more players Trom whuch To choose The game was neck un neck up To The lasT munuTe when BrudgeTon made a baskeT and closed The aame leadung 3 3I As Thus book goes To press There are Two vucTorses To be made To counTeracT our losses To BrudgeTon and PuTmaru 4-0 Wm 9 tu- 3-. T I' ACIIVIIIIS igmh fi? CHEERLEADERS 8... I .. f,,,,., 7 ' ' ' fi' 14. - wifi ' 1 4 4. R2 1' 'fn A K 'fn'Qh.. v j f' - . 1. Af' X ki ta- f K 1 exif' -vfsnsi' . 'vi -'is ' - ' -- ef-I 1- ' -W tv-ev.-,qt 4- .wf M ws.. ..x ' lillll AnoTher TooTboll seoson hos come ond gone ond The bond hos morched on wiTh The Teom To o number oT vicTories. WhoT is o Teom wiThouT o bond? True, The spiriT of compeTiTion is There buT surely, noT The spiriT oT The gome iTselT, WoodsTown's bond hosn'T olwoys been The Tloshing orroy ThoT iT is Todoy. The TirsT bond wos sTorTed Tully Ten yeors ogo ond The members dressed in whiTe Trousers cmd novy blue sweoTers. Then under The direcTion oT Mr. LiTwhiler, who is beTTer known os Woody, The members worked puTTing on movies ond donces To raise money for new uniforms, In I94O, The WoodsTown High School bond sTepped TorTh in Their beouTiTul new suiTs oT oronge ond blue. The ideo oT o morching bond leTT wiTh Woody ond The groduoTion oT l942. However, even wiTh The lock of members There wos sTill much TolenT ond o concerT bond wos developed. This yeor our TirsT meeTing mode ThoughTs of o morching bond neorly hopeless, buT our new musiccil direcTor, Miss Cornwell, had oTher ideos. WhoT's o TooTbolI gome wiThouT o bond? were her TirsT words To us so we're sTill ouT There morchingl Six oT our members This yeor were olumni oT W. H. S. who hove been ToiThTul To Their olmo moTer by making her bond sTond on Top. For mony of us, Thanksgiving wos The lost Time we will morch Tor WoodsTown. IT is hard To give up such c lorge porT of our school, but we'll never forgeT you W. H. S. bond, we'll never TorgeT you! 42 Q , sv- . J . .af MTW v'- MAJIIRHIIS Leff rnghf leff rughf sfeppung hugh and mnghfy ID fhelr beauhful and colorful unuforrns were The maloreffes and flag fwnrlers Whaf s a sfore wafhouf o colorful affracfmve wnndow whof s a oolc wufhouf an mferesfmg cover and lllce wuse whaf s a band wufhouf If s color and lnferesf In fhe fronf7 Marlorue Coles capfaun of fhe flag fwnrlers filed her group of fhree con sosfnng of Beffy Coofes Grace La fan and Mafllda Schwerfley down fhe field slalfully fwrrlmg fhelr orange and blue flags In unique roufmes Ouf un fronf of fhe fwnrlers were fhe maloreffes lead by Annabelle Flufcraff ID whufe Gerry Moore Puddy Grufflfh Jane Buckley and Bar bora Harfley followed wnfh fheur fwunlclmg bafons ocrobaflcs ond faery sfeps lsghfly leading fhe woy for fhe bond HMS lWIIllHlS RHYHIM A ll lilllllllllll ISS fl 131+ 4' Q am : M IIRCHISTH rw L eo MOT men Tw Q r 'I 1 VT V 'J FQ 'jr WrTTmom V3nDeroe M :JW f 3fne L, P 1 Tne oro r W3 m3 Hoflfeff fromoone Tre emu, n rome ' were owed Doro lucy Kerno :Jon The Toliowlng oerbom were e-Te Teo ob of' F6 Flufcroff Presudenf Nen Drummond Vice Preyrdenf Treasurer Vucfor Vick ond Georoe Sparks Lubronons v 3 DDP gr A - Q M M o Z3 A one e Morrorre Coleb S refory 'FW 5' '53 T3 rt 3'T 1-' 3 ':3r':3 in 'QLQQQ3 'n 'i 'me I 3'i- n n wr Li 3 375i-'if' tif- 'T nnji .- 3 3'f'3, Tn, ,-.3 'ni mfi f 3 ff: 3. 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Glee Club elecTea as iTs aTTicers Annabelle FliTcraTT, PresidenT: Mary Bernard, Vice-President ElizabeTh l-larbison, SecreTary-Treasurer: ,lean l-lorner and Gerry Moore, Librarians. For Their TirsT perTormance They sang The opening hymn aT The Thanlcs-giving Day assembly. On December lf? The Cflee Club gave a choral ChrisTmas program, The pro gram consisTed oT TavoriTe carols, The girls wore choir gowns. Everyone who aTTencled complimenTed The girls on Their perTormance. The Girls Glee Club will have a parT in The Spring FesTival. Their Tormal gowns usually add cclor To The sTage seTTing and Their lovely singing is a parTicularly enioy able parT oT The program, The Boys' Glee Club consisTing oT TwenTy-Tive members is a larger group Than we have had Tor a long Time. They elecTed ahficers aT Their TirsT meeTing, l-larry Buzby, Presidenh Eugene Dorrell, Vice-PresidenT: Neil Drummond SecreTary'Treasurer4 William Harbison and VicTor Viclc, Librarians. The Boys' Glee Club always gains a warm response Trom The audience aT The Spring l3esTival. This orcgram is Their only public perTormarice. wounsmlull 'WZ 46 PRESS EDITING STAFF 0 Ch Arnabel e Flllcrafr s'arv+ Mofllda S hwerlly News Ecmor Mary Bernard Jane Beckley Joseplw Ayares Vuolef Colemar' William Vanllerbeck Ethel Ellnoll ,lanelfe I-Iorrls Wllllam Harblsor' Wnllnam Curley June Kern Leona Klolz M ry Q rl: Narcy T mer Eleanor Anna e Lll a Wlsaclcy G a e Layfon Lorraine Ga r s '1 erory Edvfer Jean Home Florence Gr 94 h Efrma LoJ Madaro Wlv fr d Hull Thelma Sfwfh Doroflmy Vcmculzn Gladys Ga dmer bp H5 lo mls Pan a we 3 K n C Exfl1arqe Ea 9 v A fs Mrs Ve Q N PRESS PRODUCTION STAFF S pvur Sls a + y 0 M I S V IIC alcef VY' 3 ces M Allls Ba be C1 Aafs S G ' ey I Q41 7- It Edl' f-Irv le-If . ,.,, . I 4 Asa? Edbar , .. . .. . ' C . . ,. ,. h ,.. ,W I O JI , , IJ I, rl Ill r. ' l f Q , ' f I Q LW ' . . r . I I , Ma 9 ' I 51 , M, ' ' , r A . F c ECI' f . , .. 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Mu 621,53 BHQ' A M,w?m ' The FuTure Formers oT Amernco beTTer known os The F F A wos esTcblushed In Woods Town In SepTember I9l8 Thus yeor :T hos 44 members ond o very well luked odvusor The purpose oT The orgonuzohon IS To help The FuTure Formers oT Ameruco Toce The world wuTh o beTTer knowledge oT Tormnng ond prob lems oT form work lT helps The boys wlTh ThruTT leodershup seryl e coooerohon ond sporTsmon s up There ore Tour degree oT The orgonuzohon Green l-lond ChopTer Former SToTe Former ono Amerucon Former They ore deTermuned on e occomplushmenT oT The rndrvlduol The TlrsT wo ore seT by The loool chopTer The Thvrd by e sToTe ond The TourTh by The noTlonol orgonlzo ION Thus yeor The F F A olong wlTh The Town people merchonT ond locol Tormers presenTeo o very successhl Torm show IT wos our TwelTTh onnwersory oT Th: show ond The lorgesT oT T klnd ever To oe helo IH WoodsTown 3...- kr 1'ffi f-VC Wpl' . . . The mod :'e'W'3'3 ... '7 Come efevenf . . . WPc7's Hue score Miss Voier'fr?N Sides! . . . 3 down ond one 'ro go . . . Hcs+e 'rhee nymph v n Une cock +00 many for loom . . . W'm+er Weofberfx' , . . A Abcm :sie . . . N'We Three. cf - 1, 'al v ki f X I Sharp! Uml , , . The Presl- den+s cor . . . 'Wlwof your friend? . . . No, 44 . . . Wo+er- DOY Jw! 1491 1 .31 er' 5 x QA O9 p ai qv-N 'Togerherx' . . . J Three Coboilerosw , , , Jusf Dorii . . , 'WYOU like dot Lw1 ?N' KTrby. ,g 'L 5 - W 'wr 'v 151 ' , 1 .C , A , r Q my vooe LC c T er E 4, . . . Jus? Us if Mc' C'-Q Eddie? . ,. we fun' .,. ' 'Fcu cosse: ': ' 5 'cram C6055 f x D 4. ff ff! ,v-' ' You boys oreril comero shy, ore you?i' . . . Cure, huh? . .. The pouse Thor refreshes . . . Afler lhe gome . . . Before Ty wenr owoy . . . 'Trying lo live up lo your Who's Who, Doris ond D. ll? Jus? our Bill . . . Quirkie ond Buz , . . We soid +o molce o preHy foce, Doris! . . . Mrs. Lois lSimsl l-lommel ol home . . . Hil lhol line, Muncyl . . . Gerry, you womon, you! . . 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S D P-1 o o f 5 or oro M Cro oro J W lloro Co o we Alben Como ooo Mr r L ofovh W 6Sf'1Of6T olv FFF Frgr F eo E K Mood Loy+on Q' X, f Leer 7 C o 3 1 Fw' Cro lr e GC eo Noe' Q fl or Mr F GV' ff Vo Y-1 Myer oroM o'2LWo er o VN D P-' fo ,M f Wolfe D CFC H . Mm G-ecfge M. Ft ' 7 Mdono Mr'-Jovv Ewicd fxWQ'v 'f ' M2 o,e2l'c-oexf X WC ' I Qpiiex' S. JCFWZ uf. 1 fs. . . 'N lie oh . elly Mn 9. .X ' , Mr, V I' MK Roig, l.Oj'1f Mr, o d ff, - Bhzbv M '. S. RHEWQ 1C'C:! 455, 'w Mf. ofo Mff. Q, Mir? Mr, 'v f V2 A .D ,J SV. LQ Nell E. M fffG Md o'o MF . Harm Dover MY F NVQ, ' Q' , M2 'I iDofUA1'Co ' 1' ' 3 W Dr. fe. 'R' . r, MV. 1 .f WJ M , , ff. - V' N Mr, d S. .N P ,vcf Mn Mf .F 1 ' D1 AN f'. . WC!'G's Q pf-f D: 4e1 Beoyy Po N j.,'?lQL7 QF fd My ong Mfg Le-'ef D'oVTW!T'vCVTj 7 4 HCW3 Seve' Qi Mn ovo Mff. R. , Iorwood Foy Mfg, Eecnyg M4 STGCQQ M ' WM '-M4--F L rwfm fVVQ.f1L,'-'NS M ' MK f X '1 W Wei Qorofir 'M Ar-rLr. J CCQQ-in Mr. ,'Mfi. . 4. W - f 'E f Mf. 'sf fl . v 1 MR ' ' , Mr. HC'Vv Woloie Mf. ' f, Ng-f' D GOICNH aff, L. Gfiffiw M FG' ' WM 'f fvA .CVTCfwl1'f.l'VNC'G'L Hoff Lame 'X' Wuxi! U Mr' ff 1' O57 f A ' C' f M 3, ' f WFT? Mf:.B.Hofb'1Qn Nfi Df'QTL', M. fi: pol Hof? Md o'C lwA'Q4 QVQ E, I if L2 of 5' .M ,' 'E Bun' ,Zeooi-' fff fm, C9 O 'U,Z?z'1fUA Af, 94 CIORC I C ROCJILRS JR uf If aww Ottertna South Jersey Real Estate and Insurance In AII Its Branches 9 a .70 Ae arido oour on rafufafaona! ur er ea i5 e5 wa A A1 I ' A1 I '1 ' 'W I A1 ,J I , -J I J. L , CC , 77 ooc A own 5 n ea or East Avenue and Broad Street WOODSTOWN NEW IERSEY OLIVER IMPLEIVIENTS SURGE MILKERS EARQUHAR IRON AGE EQUIPMENT HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING ANDREWS DRUG STORE The Rexcxll Store EREE DELIVERY 9 N MAIN Phone 90 WOODSTOWN. N. I. 54 OWEN SUPPLY COMPANY Comphments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOWN WOODSTOWN NEW IERSEY VICTOR CLEANERS AND TAILORS I I SOUTH IERSEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY P C Q 32 s MAIN STREET Woodsto n Swedesbo o New Iersey B W MAIN STREET Pennsgrove I E I V i N I I Cor intents cf V A I Clezmmg, Pressmcg, cmd Repcuriric i I i E1 ri- -1-1 I w I , 1 1 Complm ents ol WOODSTOWN COOP G L F SERVICE INC Phone 178 Woodstown Headquarters for G L F Feeds Fertrhzers Seeds Umco T1res Call at FOGG S PHARMACY THE CORNER DRUG STORE For Drugs of Quahty a Servrce that Pleases and a Sat1sfact1on that Ermdures WALGREEN AGENCY Vloodstown N I Phone 80 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l945 HITCHNER BROS your warm lr1er1ds leddo Coal Fuel O11 Burlders Supphes WOODSTOWN N I H C Hrtchner U6 G M Hltchner 15 l I . . . , . Family Foods, Farm Supplies I . . . Compliments ot WOODSTQWN HOTEL STANLEY MAKAREWICZ Proprletor 13 N Mcnn Street WOODSTOWN N I DAINLING AT THE OASIS Mulhccx H111 N I Comphments of Old Fosmor d Dcmce every other 'Uwrsdow WOODSTOWN N I Born Vo e fery Fudoy V Govt prop I l l T75 0:0 IK ll .' ' re V Modern Dincirig every Thursday .1 no er ' 9:0 . . ..z . WOODSTOWN RESTAURANT Comphmems of Del C LS Sand ICI es I-Io1Texc1s W eners W G Fresh Onlled Hamburgs Phone 219 Woodstown Ere yt Sevce Phone Woodstown 183 Comphments of WOODSTOWN ICE and COAL CO Phone 69 EUEL OIL QUALITY DAIRY FEEDS ICE AND COLD STORAGE IEDDO COAL ARMOUR FEETILIZEES Estcxbhshed m IQUU WOODSTOWN, N. I. 1 iov W' '1 I . . . ITII r i . I Compliments of CREAM VALLEY DAIRY WOODSTOWN N I Phan 20h 7U Year S of SCYVICG C ng tulcrtorms Om 6 tc T me Class 51 HOWEY S SERVICE STATION Woodstown New Iersey SOUTH IERSEY FARMERS EXCHANGE e De er DW I I l 9 7 I f , 9 ' rc: i C .pliuz nts of E V Cf 13 A I I Phcne 195 Woodstown, N. I. Ox 3521 Y cr cf D .dd .9 Service tc Partners' Compliments of IOSEPH A HART Phone 302 I 31 Auburn Street Woodstown N I M. E. FOSTER Iohn Deere and New Idea Farm Implements SALES and SERVICES Prttsgrove N I Phone Elmer 6623 Comphments of DUDLEY PANCOAST DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Servlces HARTLEY NIXON General Insurance Woodstown N I Compllments of LIPPINCOTT SHOP Woodstown N I Complrments of AVIS PHARMACY Druggrsts rn Elmer 13 N Mum Street DRUGS GIFTS HOME REMEDIES GREYSTONE INN Woodstown N I Evelyn Caldwell prop Phone 196 COHANSEY STORE Grocerres Meats Hardware Ice Cream Soft Dnnks Phone Bndgeton 537R12 ROLLAND S KILLE INSURANCE SERVICE 5 Del A Vue Avenue Penns Grove N I Phone 83IR Compllments of B C EPLEY 10 S Mcnn Street Phone I7 Woodstown N EDWIN C FOOTE Pontrac Cars and G M C Trucks SHERMAN ALE Grocenes Sodas Gas and O11 Ice Cream Elmer N I Phone Elmer 6911 Phone Elmer 7027 Shlrley N I on U, S. Highway 40 I I , ' , . 1. 60 Paulding's Sandwich Shoppe We appreciate your patronage West Avenue Woodstown, N. I. EWEN BROS. CO. PURINA FEEDS Alloway, N. I. When In Town Stop At GRIFFI'I'H'S BARBER SHOP Alloway N I ELIVIER REXALL PHARMACY opposite R. R. depot Serving the Public Over 50 Years Compliments of YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER ILES 5: SHIIVIP Elmer New Iersey GLORIA APPAREL SHOP Women s Children s and Infants Clothes from Head to Foot at Popular Prices Woodstown N I Comphments of Mcxnons Beauty Shoppe Phone 22I Woodstown Compliments ot LeSTOURGEON S BAKERY Phone 73 Bridgeton N I Compliments of R D COOKINGHAM PURINA CHOWS 80 Broad Street Elmer N I Our Barber Shop is Your Barber Shop Home Made Ice Cream RALPH S BARBER SHOP igars Cigarettes Soft Drinks Candy PI'I'I'SGROVE NEW IERSEY HAIRDRESSER Alloway N I PHONE SALEM 851132 l me ol Feeds High Grade Fert lizers G INERAL FARM SUPPLIES D retown N I , N. I. , , . FRANCES 1. HALL NEWTON W. GRICE Compliments ol S. B. 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