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

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once, make the most of it. CLASS IIISTOIlY The Stars began the four year fourney by electing Howard Evans as president, Iimmy Kapp as vice president, Ioanne Hitchner as secretary, and Iune Kem as treasurer. The first endeavor was a movie benefit. The committee chose What a Woman starring Rosalind Russell. Despite being new at this sort of thing, the class found its efforts well worth while. With much planning and help from. their North Stars the first dance, The Freshman Frolic, was put over with a bang. The Stars, after they were fully acquainted with their scholastic en- vironment, had a successful sophomore year. They decided to start anew by electing as their leaders Iimmy Kapp, president, Ralph Quirk, vice president with Ioanne Hitchner and George Wright as secretary and treasurer re- spectively. Haley's Comet came forth with The Adventures of Mark Twain which was chosen as a movie benefit. ln order to prove initiative and present constructive ideas, two successful dances, namely, the Sophomore Hop and a Football Dance in honor of a successful football season were sponsored. The class, although amateurs in the field of drama, presented a one-act play to their fellow students. Crime Does Not Pay brought out the talents of many of the class members. The play was well worth the practice and proved advantageous as the Stars traveled onward. Looking through the telescope, we see coming into view a successful third year. The Stars soared upward by electing Zakie Zakarian, president, Ralph Quirk, vice-president, Barbara Hartley, secretary, and Ianette Harris, treasurer. Pillow to Post was the title of a movie benefit. The Stars busied themselves selling writing paper, postal cards and name labels. The project was a Bang-up. Ah! Men. What a play! It was presented by the Comets on March the seventh. The play was ably directed by Miss Arinsberg and Miss Bolmer. The cast worked hard and did a fine job. The scene of the play took place in the home of Susan Betsford, the part of Susan being capably played by lean Barton. The play soared through time about a hundred years to the year 2050. The scenery was extremely modern. The women, who efficiently managed the government, proved efficient and strong. The men though subservient in the beginning, turned the tables and were fine examples of masculinity. Each time in life comes but Ianette Harris, Treasurer and Zakie Zakarian, President