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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

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L 1 EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR I-'rcmcxs Stoye Charles Haxnes 5 3 We the class of mneteen hundred and educatlon We are about to ford the channel whxch dn 1des the years tn whtch we recetved cur educatron from the years that he ahead ln whrch we w1ll take our places of respon stbrltty tn soclety Some have made plans for further educa tron others are ready to face thetr desttny wlth the educatron they have thus far achteved Not one of us knows what the uture has 1n store but ln all our hearts there 15 a destre and urge to better ourselves butlcl our comrnuntty serxe our God and make raw -v k.c BUSINESS MANAGER Hennetiu Hams proud the people to whom we are 1ndebted We must be strong' lntellectually and physrcally we must be brave for upon our shoulders l1es a portton of the fate of the world We wmll wxlllngly shoulder the burdens of freedom honor peace and truth These e sentlals to our democrattc way of ltfe we chensh To them we pledge our support 1n all the years of our lrves We w1ll uphold th1s pledge and endeavor to leave our mark upon the butldrng of a new and better world where men may dwell rn peace lim - It ll 9 ' in , ll Jr I ll r, iw :L it tx - - forty-eight, have completed our high school for our common heritage. 1 - A - - Bioqraphers Sports Section -4' Business Managers and Class Advisers Advertising and Patronaqe Typists Photographers, Historians. Prophets, Will, Who's Who. and Art I ' 'gall ' 'A .U -I ,am ,f '- . -F915 -yd! ADMINISTRATIO 4571 r . x F , .or- ' PLUMA B BATTEN Supervxsmg Pnnclpul Among the ancrent people numbers had a mystlc meanrng It lS true that our Arabrc numerals were developed by cornblnatlons of the strarght ard curx ed lrnes to make a symbol lt so happens that the symbol for 1948 lS 4 lt IS lnterestlng too that the rneanlng attached to the numbe 4 lS that lt rs the Busmess number and s1gn1f1es sauare dealrng exactness trrmness efhcrency accuracy and strength Ha e you ever heard the expresslons He stands lour square ? He rs a sauare fellow 7 There are many connotatrons rn 4 the 4 H clubs the our leafed clover wh1ch IS a lucky flrd the lour drrectlons and four yea s of H gl' School You wrll note t that two ol your adx sers are men hers J the C rnrnerclal Department' W th r s a ,st c nun her or rrct s unrmportant Howe er rt yr r th Class ol lO48 You can he no be'ter egurpped e t r ssess a fnaractcr fcur sauo e to b trrn a urate e tar a st crg lt rs our srncere hcpe that you have acgurred these es If r al tv through the tra nrng you have recelved rn l t 1 H Scla l May you succeed rn your chosen career W6 lcet er place because vou ha 79 llved Plumcx B Batten Supervrslng Prmcrpal A DMINISTRATIO Let us re tze that N e are Dal O'lG cont1nu1ty of classes that haJe graduated ada J1ll Graduate from Wooastorm I-hgh School Accoramq to ou pr ararrs wh ch ha e been pr1r1ted from year to year th1s Wltl be our o3rd armual CO'I'1'I'19l'1CG 1'l91'll We need but Search the reeords to learn that rrtarry W 1O qraduorted before are no lonqer here on earth Realrzmq that all l te IS trahsrtory let us make the best use of our eau lO 1 d rlng the Qfrort t1rr We are here We can ao tl'11s best by 1, rg ur eau a ra to fl to olreel 'es our fellow rrert and our God OJI fue ess IH soc1ety wrll b depehdedt upon th1s threefold altru1st1c pattern Our msh 15 that you serve your comrruruty well your God your lello N men and yourself May you be truty successful lI'1 th1s endeavor Herman Ragg Ir Prmc1pal HERMAN RAGG IR Pnncxpal ,l - -. 1 1 G A .f - ' . - ' A 1 ' 1 1 . 1. 1. 1 . . 1 A , 'Y O, . 1 ' L V . . , 1 F 1 1 1 1 t . 1. . F , . 1. . . . , , 1 , A , 1. . , o - FN! , I 1 1 . 1 . .al . ul -1 19 . ' f -'-1 .f 1-H ' f- we l nl 1 - :1 1 V X, 11q.1 . 1.1 . V x , 1 , . ' .. C- 9 1 - ' V Y 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . , , r, , . - I . X S , . . . 4 5 R .J -2 .. ,.- ' .1 x 'D-f wi film ft'w Secretary IEANETTE HARRIS 'Eff f I 'f 4? . A ,f Riga. A 42,-' MUSIC T Dcxvid Glenn N Q AGRICULTURE Richard Snethen NURSE Mabelle Carter FACULTY Secretary BLANCHE SCHUMACKER fztq ' .4' CT? HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Rhea Roosen PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Valentin FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGE Yola Garuii AA. I 'Y ,., PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ioseph P. Irvin ART DEPARTMENT Waltroui Zorn and Edward Taylor ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Eric Errickson. Natalie Ware, Vera B. O'Neil fLibrarianl and Iohn Moifitt SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Joseph H. Ewan and Edward Garriques MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT H. Louis Heritage and Nellie Campbell SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Ruih Melvin and Carmen Troncone 'S Z- COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Eleanor Buzby. Gulxelma Werner and Gladys Bitter v' 5 Pg X 1 ,QQ ri, I Z E I CLASS HISTORY ff, R Yl fWOrk1ne hard Certainly makes one off with me Christmas Dance hungry Suppose we have another brte of the log we started a few months ago We have grven a seventh perlod dance and now the dance after the Salem basketball game is being held tomght They say that a beaver IS a busy creature but termites waste very little time We ve been workrng steadily for about a month and tonight the Saint Valentine s Dance is belng held The dance was successful and we have settled down for another month of work on our log Now that March has arrtved we the Freshmen are sponsoring a movre bene fit called I-larl The Conquering Hero and on our last day at school we are havmg a DICDIC to say farewell to our classmates X We have now entered the second ring of our log and our appetite is rncreasrng October is here and weve been seeing posters saying Buy your hats now from the Sophomore Class February IS here we re havrng another benefit called Abbott and Costello in Holly wood Now as the year is drawing to a close the Three R s Dance and all the other events are movrng rnto the background We say farewell to another yearl lts Ianuary and the busy little termites are planmng to have a magazine drrvel Hear Ye' Come see the Iunror Play Sprrng Fever I Now that the play is over we are looking forwa d to recerving our class r1r1gs The busy llttle termites are chipping more off the log by gettrng ready for the Iunror Prom The theme is a Sunken Garden The last event we are looking forward to is the words on our reports sayrng twelfth grade ll In the fall of 47 we again assemble and elect our f1r1al offrcers Thrs year the termites are again chewmg but now rts candy In case you have been wondering what all the Seruors are dorrtg all dressed up they re having their pictures taken' And the big Thanksgrvrng Game arrives 66 tie everybody happy? Then come to the dance tonrghtl And we can be proud of that new trophy Trr County Championships for Football and Hockey Now the 4 year curtain begins to shut the log is nearly frnrshed the terrrntes take their long awaited trip to Washington' The year is done Heres hoping that all the other classes wrll be as happy here as we have been We re Iunrors now and we start the ye if I S f A S xx af A S , M .' ' T - ' - . I Q I I I I 1 N X . , . , ,, X ' , r ' ' ' . , The Spring Dance has come and gone: candy that the Seniors are selling. N . ,, I ' B ' . ' ' N ' . . . . I . ' . I u ' . . . . ff f Y T N I, 'X S r f X J 'J Zi, mfg 'MIL if 5, 5 '11 JP ,4 , . 4 , A ,ug -JJ! .r - , 1 ' T,-,1 I !'f -1,- zz. ,. .pil -vm xiffiivl- . ,, .5 10 V' . I A511 cl' I 'Jr v If 'f .Y XX . IAY HENRY ALLEN Henry f N ' Quiet-heavy-set bookkeeper of the Senior Class-drives sleek blue car-always wrllmq to lend a helpm, hand ,.. Woodstoman 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Foo ball 3 4 Baseball 2 MARTHA ELLEN BANKS Ellis Oulet well dressed smllmq frrend loves t Jxtterbuq seen in 75' fashionable cars wants to attend Apex Beauty School m Phxla 5. delpha Art Club 2 Intramurals 4 rv. MARILYN BISHOP 'Binh Tall dark and wow pleaslnq personahty natural curly halt whrz at parley vous halls from New York Mxssourx bound Cheerleadrnq 3 L1brary Club 3 Play 4 4' 0. umm was nmcx san. neat xn appearance mtxmate wrth Dons Elwell Colomal Club Vrce Presxdent 3 Woodstonxan 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook 4 Usher at lumor Play Usher at Muslc Festwal 3 OHN BORTON Borton as ctrq mtg arnr be fellow lrttle man wrth a line- a a kle on qrldlrcn lntrarrtuyalsg 4 Fasting 3 4 Track 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Basket ba 4 V V ' A I A . 4 ' . . : . : 1 , : - D 7 . - P - .. . - O .. - I I Reserved-shy-efftczent secretary-thoughtful and Irxendly to all- A Q . -. . .A . - X N V - - - . - . i K 'I' , I . 4 I Q ' s .s Y ' , . . , ,.. ., , . I ye . - ' .. r - e ' 'th pr -arp . C ' ' . ll . ' ' ' . V 3.5. Lf' ,of f!! KEITH BROWN Brownie Tall dark acodlookmq transfer from Flshburne Mllltary School intelllqent en oys movles plans to become a doctor .,. Yearbook Club 4 GEHALDINE BUZBY Buzz Enerqe IC oalle and quard aftectlonate always ready wx h a Joke lu of ltalxty frxend t ll plans to be a nurse Art lub l Yearbook lub 4 Intramurals 3 Hockey l 2 3 4 W 5 JAMES CARSON Carson Frxendly to everyone ca ble on basketball floor keeps thxnqs poppxn strrctly from the South easy enqaqmg smlle Photography Club 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Q. Donor!-rv ANN CHEESMAN no Blonde fblue eyed heart breaker noted for smashmq cars-tred corwertxblel--loves to talk--'most frlendly wrth Ruth Davxs Artf'Club 2 3 Glens Club 4 Yearbook 4 WILLIAM CULP Wlmpy Wxmpy sorta quxet frxenclly cute-mtelhgent fellow mlschxe T... vous and always ready for fun fond of ammals a Joker at heart Manual Arts Club 1 2 3 Yearbook Club 4 Intramurals 2 Baseball 3 ,f Il ll Q .4 I' L- . - F- - ' n Q. f . is Q EV H - ll ' ft- ' - . B ' , 3 4.' , ' ' ' ' ' ' l . 1 I' X ' f f . x ' ' ' f 1 ' ' L. ' t 1, , , N - , ' , ,4 ' 11 , 1' f ' A' X U U Q K if , I l I ' ., , .. - V ' ' ' I . 1 . , ' l ' A .1 i I in C, CX , t X X . ' V ' X x V- EDWARD DARE Eddy Eddy versatrle athlete-frrendly-always wrllmg to lend a hand hked by all wolf at heart Manual Arts 2 3 Glee Club 3 Archery l Intramurals l 4 Baseball 2 3 4 1 5 RUTH DAVIS Ruth Talkatrve swell person to know-always seen with Dot Chees 0 man pla mmg to attend Glassboro State Teachers College Groomxng Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 55 A curry nonmzu. Shy retrnng llkes basketball halfmxler cabmet maker good natured rather serxous but hkeable chap Intramurals 2 3 4 Trackl 2 Basketball 1 Manager Play 4 JQMJJ 'XV was MAURICE DU BOIS 'Tubby Ever hghtmg co captam on grrdrron always ready to help on dance commlttees qurte an actor-good thmg rn large package al round qood fellow F F A Basketball 3 4 A A 2 temal 3 4 Manual Arts Club l Glee Club 2 Iunrcr Play 3 Class Dance Commrttee l 2 3 4 Glee Club Dance 2 F 'F A nce l 2 3 4 Track 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Footb ll IEAN ELIZABETH ELDRIDGE can Frrendly neat cheerful always ready t chatter laughmg plans to ma cr mn muszc rn college Musrc Apprecxa 1cn 3 4 Glee Club 4 Yearbook 4 Funda mentals ct Musrc 3 Intramurals 2 A ,' ' . V ., ' H- . , . . 4 Ai- ' Y 1 1 . A 'I' 44 - , 2 : : , 2, 3. A I , , . X EF ' 1 X l 5 1 I L n- u ' egg . , ' UD. DJ: A ' a ' l W' R ' ' ' 54 Glee cms za 4, Art 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Manual Training Club ' A, , V 2, 31 , , 1 , 1 1 4 ' l gg In 3, 4: . . in A . , ly ,A . ,' I 7. l. S LV E, . 1' f A A r L' , f , . , - 5 , 1 I N , ,gf I X 1 1 i ., J . 1 - 4 - 1 . -H 1 E 5 . . . , 5 . . lg V. P. 45 F. F. A. l, : Sen' E DG , . , : I ,'3:' I , . , l U Q' l, 3,7 4. 1-, ' ' .,, .. - 4 - Q F O ,, H- , - DORIS H. ELWELL or En rgetxc se r tarral studer' very good hockey player forward on ask t a ovr I frxend to all success'ul m all hat she does Colomal Club 3 Yearbook Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Woodstoman Class ldrstcrran 3 4 Play Usher 3 Sprmg Dance Commxttee l Intramurals 2 Tenms 4 Basketball 2 3 4 I-Iockeyl 2 3 4 NORMA F ELWEI.L Normio Blonde lfockey player hatls from Alloway-always frxendly very helpful handy wrth yr-ewrxter peppy loves to tease Colomal Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Play Usher 3 Band 3 4 Intramurals 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Cheerleadlnql Graduatlon Usher 3 Yearbook 4 Woodstoman 4 ROSE T FOOTE Susie drwers lrcense teachers messenger wrelds a hockey suck Glee Club 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Intramurals 4 Photograph 4 HARRIS HARMON FREIHON Puddle ,sn Enerqetrc at copymq homework one of clas debaters appreclates the weaker sex always ln the thrck of battle never runs down Photography 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Play 4 Sclence Club I Manual Arts 1 4 Q! MARILEE F UNK Skip Effxclent In ndly a frlend to all who know her-cheerful lauqhlnq face wrllmq worker plans to become a nurse after school Glee Club l 2 Photography Club 2 Dramatrc Club 4 Fresh man Dance Commrttee Intramurals 1 2 Basketball 1 2 4 UD .. I e ' ce ' .t- - ix , X b eball team- 1 'a' ' - . ' t 5 ' 4: X ' , 1 : ' ' I I 2 ' 2 . . 1 . , , - g 3' , .. V . 7 ra A , A Q 1 1 ' A ' 1 'y I 1 7 l 1 1 1 . Q5 A : . , .I : : Enerqetxc-helpful member of the class-always ready to use her : I , , : : - J ' .1 ' I ' . . ch I - I I 0 l V ., V I , 'X I 6- , , , - - S - r I I ' t 'k 2 I 44' 'I L. X .. ,. I 1 f 'N ROBERT FUNK 'Bob aqu- n c' o tb co apt ms dark and handsorre neat dresser noted cr 'ns slow Pl arxvx q irrendly quy headed for Duke 1. Art l 2 Athlerc Assocratxcn 2 Class Dance Committee I 3 Basketball l X' nnonzs Arm csnmcx 'mnmiy Cute llttle blonde seen often rn Sharptown wh: Lou I lumcr Play kmd manner and cheery smrle F I-I A 3 4 Woodstonran 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Muxc Festxval Usher 2 Band 2 3 lumor Play ji M g' 257551528 J ft ln ramurals I 2 3 Track 2 3 Footb ll l 2 3 Cocaptaxn 4 tafk o luck serlous Irishman tall n do-fk-cutup ppyq y when he waht: o be vrsrtor to e offxce Model Axrplane Club l Glee' ub 3 Intramurals 2 3 Foot ball 3 f i LEROY GRIFFITH Mickey Good loo ma basketball star Buck s buddy unpredxctable-actxve tn all sports easy qclnq popular w1th everyone especlally qlrls Glee Club l 2 Athlet1c Assccxatxcn l 3 Track 2 3 4 Wood stoman 2 Student Councll 3 4 Class Presldent l 2 Class Vxce Pres1dent3 Intramurals l 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseballl 'Q K - lucx-man rosrzn r-mcxrrrr fi'- l sit U ..- n I' Dick -the hiqh spirited type-'likes basketball-never gets enough he ' - 1 of fun-.rombone player. 3 . . A. 2 3: Band l, 2 3: Glee Club l 2 3 4' Orches I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Presxdent 3: Basketball 3 45 Baseball 3 4. IOSEPH WAYNE HACKET1' HCCEON Neat well dressed otten seen m red car works rn Acme--very f 0 Q quiet and secretwe Colontal Club 3 Intramurals 2 3 Wmnw J . : J I V 4' 5, ' I I ll 1 N I . ,1 I P E M - - . . Q , , ' I 4 ' ' A - - I ,. ' I . ' M I ' . 1 . ' I I K' R' ' ' I I - .. . , , 4 l - D I ' he ' ' I . ' . I I ' . 4 I ' I I I . ' 4 ' . lr I M I . : It I I : -I l 1 . , V - , If .. 3- 1 I ' ,QW I WA fra . ' wx'-r LL . I I : at ' - ' sm, I C E I 5 A 1 ,t 4 EQ -5 .1 f vu I : N'lqK'- ' I S 51 l : -I Va, ' h U Lrg ssll V. .lim I CHARLES HAINES Hainsoy A Tallyoker always laughlng argues wrth Levy-asset to class actor always ready wrth a truck mad chemrst F F A l 2 Secretary 3 Clee Club I 2 3 Orchestra Tk' Sophomore Danc Commxttee Iumor Play Yearbook Club assistant edrtor 4 Intramurals 2 3 Prom Commxtt e 3 HENRIETTA HARRIS Hen Hen progressxve hard worker for class good sense of humor never wrthout an answer w1ll have a successful future capable Q- treasurer i Woodstonran 2 Exchange Edrtor 3 News Edrtor 4 Iunlor Play Student Councrl 3 Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 Treasurer 3 PIESI dent 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Hockey l 2 4 Busmess Manager of Yearbook 4 Prom Commrttee 3 I NBII. HARRIS Harris Outstandmg hard workrng Future Farmer often seen seldom heard very good mu rcran has l1ttle blue motor scooter serrous chap very good natured F F A 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Class Dance Commrttee 2 3 F F A Dance Commrttee 3 Yearbook Club 4 Prom Commrt tee 4 535 to LAURA MAE HICKS 'I-nemo Actxve m hockey and basketball dark loads of fun hep to J1ve-- Q peppy happy go lucky eftrcrent treasurer of A A Cheerleadrng 2 3 Glee Club 3 Hockey I 2 Captarn 3 4 Y Basketball I 2 Co captam 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, A A Treas urer 4, Yearbook 4, Photography 4 fts CURTIS COLLINS HOUGHTON Curtin Iolly happy qo lucky lrttle fellow wrth the deep drmples-always wlllrng to help lrked by all Manual Arts 2 3 In ramurals 2 3 4 Baseball 4 ffgifl-s. 3 t-i WILLIAM KIGER ION ES B111 -a good humored young man mxschlef rn his eye-always as a smrle forever drwlng a peanut of a car like sports Manual Arts 3 Intramurals 3 4 9 'ics -2: 1 ESTHIR R. HIL 'buggy Quret and attractive flag twlrler boys a plenty-qoodlooker most likely seen wlth tStoI'ielsl-full of vrm and vrtalrty Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Photography Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 DONALD HURFF Ducky Track letterman very capable rn studtes specraltxes mathematics and sclence buddzes with Kurt-asset to lumor Play bound to go places Baseball l Track 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 P X fi KURT KAUFMANN 'Kurt Tall studlous scholar basketball and trackman-class photog grarhcr Duckys 'rxend mad about Vxneland screntxst at heart Photography Club 4 Pres1dent3 4 Woodstcman 3 4 lntra murals 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 Yearbook 4 , :T jr! ' W 4-T V - , , -- - - Q ?e 'J . -- ' . A A . .5 1 I I E. ff Q? Manual Arts 3: Woodstonian 3, 4: Iunior Play 3: Football 3, 41 - N : , . 1 . Mx 4 ' A t A Ilnlull K h ' - ' ' - . ., 7 I A fu, K. L ! 3 u L , , a -2 X , f Q ' M. .ll i pv- wdpipjgijfdw 7 Ivnm-1 xsmum jf 'ludr Our cute drum maworette-ready wil and always smiling very 'U- aood student-a trxend to all loves to play the piano-ver h y muc a part cl thmqs Band 2 3 SecretaryTreasurer 3 Pres1dent4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Iumor Play Musrc Apprecxahon 3 Yearbook Club 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Class Dance COIIUIIIIIBG l 2 3 Groomrng Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 uhh! HARRY LAYTON 'Harry 3 Q. Tall blond wellburlt mce personallty basketball player enthusl astxc Ag boy plans to become a farmer F A 2 3 4 Glee lub 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball I 'J I MILTON LAYTON 5 'M ton Actrve F F A member llkes Penton qrrls-clarmet tooter-capable bookkeeper easy blusher seen on basketball court tnendly to all F F A 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Yearbook Club 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Intramurals 2 3 Basketball 3 4 F F A Dance Committee 3 4 in bg? s read helpmq hand Iullet yp w s lu q o likes to dance-appre es q toqr Club ecretary and Treasurer 3 Prom Commzttee or Play Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 S ommq Club 4 Yearbook Club 4 Intramurals 3 Chaxrman I Sophomore Dance Commxttee ecretary Treasurer 4 5.1 EVELYN LEDDEN E I v e Ouret t1ll you get to know her always reffdy to lend l3,21elp1n., hand easy wrth her 'smile eH1c1enTtyp1st for the yearbook pleasant to be around Colomal Club 3 Woodstonran Club 3 4 Yearbook Club 4 - I ' . U I I jf - , l- . we-is r A sg . .. Q .4 L I, H f ' - ' ' - - '- ' Q Y F C . . ' . f 3, 4. y, SL , 1, ' ' . , ,rr 7' , f' ' '. fr . , f f r, K I I J' . .I '14 , if 1 f tiff -P W s f 4 ' ,,5' Q, xff' I I f' , J .V . 'K ' ' rl ll 1 AA 1 l . T . I YV . . I ,l 1 I , I I I . X '- . , . . X y E WS.. ' - f . 335 Q ' OJ g A ' .. ,. ' O ' Q -1 Q1 1 ' - ' L ' t ' l t ' 2' e e -' - ' hr! 3' 7 , : . I A : his f - 4 ' 1 - L' .3 I , . sg ,. ,. tts- IRVING LEVY Lgvy Sw 'l person hty ll of tu 1Gb1ll'Y to rrake wtth the boogre a N ys reafly w an answ r demltely muslca y minded cre t d rrcm the Bench Phctcqraphy club 3 Woodstcman I 3 Sports Editor 4 Band l 4 Football Manager 4 Yearbook Club 4 Athletlc Assocra lg 'ff Ziff! Af' 4,1141 ANNIE BELL LEWIS Annxe y asy c1n nr e tc kncw lcves to eat ccmay transfer frcn mden p ls Wlfh C therme If llsort Sewmq Club 2 Intramurals 3 4 'F' HOWARD HILLMAN LEWIS Actrve IU all sports shy untrl you know htm-always eady to ke tlrne off from school Vx here theres Mlckey theres Buck Atl-reuc Assccratrcn I 2 3 Presxdent 4 Intramurals 2 ct aIl 1 2 3 etball I B Tracl, 4 3... LINWOOD B LOCUSON Skxnny IY cten seen seldom heard I vcrlte pastrrne eatmq clarme 'er Put re Farme pl asant perscn tty not 1nter sted m mr' A 3 4 I 2 3 I guru IESSE LONG ess IIG USE CPG 'IFE CI 'IPS YG CC ml G lk9 to Vv'Cl'l y m 1 s 0 , ns r nery Club 1 GI e no 2 I murals I 2 3 C Dance Ccmmxtteel 2 3 4 Q e. a' -fu. n . ' ' - 1' a ,. ith e - f ' . ' ll ' '- a - .. mi t. l 4 ticn'4. I I A I - 1 cv 2 - Y 1 1 L V 4 I 4 Ll, ,J- : ' . A I f ' X f f ' I 'fs 2 lf-V' ' F Sh Se '-Q ' cjv- 'rf - ' - . nf C- gg, Ca --a ' 'J ' T . . A V 43? I Q Q-I, I H . ' Buck f A I ' ' , , . ' 1 , 3, 4: IR Fc pt , , , 4: Bask , 2, 3, 4: aseball I, 2, 3, 4: f S ,- E X . 5 , fcll W I ' , 1 . . -a ' '. - ' - '. t icc. -- 'u r- .e al' - ' e ' 4' .s. L F. F. , I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, , 1 Glee rl Club , , , 4. 7 K lx -- Q 4 , ,J I V :lx I A Q ' Q . L , , 1, ,x- 4 K . W 1 ' ,, ' A I 'x .- ft A . his ' UI .. Cu' a te - . cf dir. cf , 1 ' 'tt e--I' ' rtviy hqll fezxcizers-al y scmifhrxiq tc say-n 21,1 Icr 134- future. , ' A cl 5 e Cl 7 ntra , , , 4: lass I, X - , , , . f f ' X Y, t 1 I 'r Y 9 I is I ' 4 fl 1 ' 1 Lovell MAQY ANN LOVELI. ' ' - t tell zckes-always writing notes- Ouiel-a frzend mdeed loves o Q Pxasn'tNdefinite pans for he uture. X Art Club 2' Grooming Club 2 3: F. H. A. 3: Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Drama xc Club 4 Musrc Festival Committee 3 Christmas Dance Committee 2 VERA MADARA Vera Blonde bombshell from Harrrsonvlllevery popular wxth all lxkes to smg lvflckef one of the brams-capable edxtor of Wcodstoman Woodstcnxan 2 Asslstant Edmtor 3 Edxtor 4 Class Secretary 2 3 Athletlc Association Secretary 4 Student Councll Treasurer 4 Yearbook Club 4 Band 3 4 Intramurals 2 Hockey 3 Basketball I 2 Cocaptaln 3 4 MUSIL Festxval Usher 2 3 Class Dance Commxttee I 2 3 4 Mage Q- VICTOR MAJOR F otball comes before schoolwork lxttle but 'TIIQDIY'-d6V1llSl'I grm o inds females unmterestmg at the present tune F tb ll 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 oo a ALIGNAGGI one of JOSEPH M Short dark ana well burlt-good sport very good natured our easy qolng semors can get along wxth anyone F tball 4 F F A 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 oo L, W Nfhff IM! 3 Tom THOMAS MASON Playful neat dresser teachers problem chfl -confused father fn lumor Play mon of many words favorlte ine cl Ike Moore Pl 3 Chrrstmas Photography Club 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Iunlor ay l 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball Dance Commxttee 3 lntramuras ,W 15 fs. 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V -at fy ., 2 ' Lxfwyllj ROBERT MATLACK Eddie One of our Future Farmers-emoys a good Joke-lxkes to hunt frablntsl-relrable soft spoken lrkes to play basketball-good natured fellow F F A 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Track 1 o K' RUPERT MATLACK Hup Short smrhng Ag boy-quxet somettmes-on the serious sxde-red -5 N hatr-always around a certaln Freshman F F A 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Trackl 2 in IACK MC NALLY IANE MC COUBRIE Chicken Gay happyqo lucky lush talkative-captain of the color guards rn the band frlendly wrth Pat Torrence wants to be a receptron Sewtrg Club 2 Sophomore Dance Committee Iumor Play Musrc Apprecxatron Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 3X tm McNally B as lrxsh blond-always cuttmg up terrlfxc at baseball basketball and tennts has fondness for the weaker sex loves to eat Iumor Play Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 gl x..f Y-L LRDEN MC HBE -5 Arden Armable--always ready ygh, a smlle-a helping hand never mtsses vg,tr1ck-capable sense of humor-actrve class member ambrtxous-a inend tndeed Woodstonian ASSl5lGP' BUSINESS Manager 2 3 Art Ed1tor and Busmess Manager 4' Art 1 2, 3, 4: Chalrrran of Prom Com- mittee 3: Band 2 3 4' Orchestra l 2 3- Yearbook Club 4' Intra- murals 2- Basketball 3 44,Class Dance Committee l 2 3 4. CABLETON MILLER Carleton Tall lanky guy-always ready wxth a flashing smxle for girls een mostly wlth a certam Sophomore-rough wrth any vehxcle capable on farm F F A 2 3 Intramurals 3 Basketball 2 3 HY FRANKLIN MILLER 'Frankie H 5 A Slow easy qoinq retlcent-good natured Semor secretary thoughtful lnterested ln Aq always wxllmq to lend a helping hand F F A l 2 3 4 Sophomore Dance Commxttee Glee Club l 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 43 ALICE G MOORE Gerry A Borsterous smcere-smxlmg face-loves to read-a friend to all 'ai' wants to be a nurse Glee Club 2 3 Yearbook Club 4 Intramurals 3 f K iQ A ISAAC Moons e Seen wrth Tom Monroevllles problem chxld teachers pest red top-llkes the weaker sex ready wlth a wxse crack Photography Club 4 Intramurals 4 Chrlstmas Dance Commlt tee 3 ETH'EI. MULLICB Ethel 'N Short blonde-llkes to sew-an mterested art student ready to lend 1 helpmq hand-eager for a laugh will qo places Lxbrary Club 3 Sewmq Club 3 Dramatlc Club 4 Cheerleadmq l 2 Band 4 Yearbook 4 Woodstoman 4 W hr ,. ., S ' ' ' ' - ll 'JV - I . . - . : : , . , 4' Tm L , , Z, , L Q :fs -59 ,- ' '- ' fksg, -f- Lfrg 'nits V? 3 vi ' fi ,W , .. s ' 'Q . I Sgr 1 ' ' , 5, ,, -I-3 -. . ., H- . . . -5, - - - , I . I I - LVM, -, I I 1 1 1 1 - v.,i.5i1V,, . Q. . .- , 5 ,A L Y, Q. ,, .5 -.'f-c- f ' fr. V: , gy 3 r 11' JT ',' 1' f ' 3 . gf: Yi. U H . , , 2 1 - ' 4 . K ,, S I I i Hu: ., . . : 1 ' ' - . 5,3 .22 .. ,. - . ' ' 1. '. - - - ieii.. 1 i'zQ.:vg'1 w . I . : l . I A , . Q -'. . 3 7123- ' ' f 2 f - I , , s 11 I. I. I '! I 1 X ' If f . AUGUSTUS P S. Il. Gus Q' Quiet-st' ions-neat dresser-business-lilce-appearance-artistic:Lly A mindedf- efefs being :1 busmess man to an artxst, - ' Art li, Library Club 4. ! V I l 1' , FVV xref EDNA MAE PITTS Edsie Talk tive always full of fun and laughter lit of P A D-loves to c w gum mostly seen wrth Arvela Holmes Sevvmg Clulw 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 lec Club 4 ,N THELMA PITTS Bunny ix Laugh Joke and make merry heart breaker stylxslm dresser movlegoer prospects of a Happy future Sewmg Club Z Intramurals 2 3 4 CARL QUIRK Quxrkle Han some romeo always tallung ard craclung Jokes nor cra nt takes llfe as It Carre t Manual Arts 3 Basket all Manager 3 4 Yearbook Club 4 S i ALMA REEVES Dxmplel HX, O CSC KN 6 T6 I El' IEFI S6CfClCI1' lc rc L rc ne, Gee 4 a - - e . . . Pte ' - ' . . : . , :G - . P .. ., 1 1 I i T 4 ' l : . . - K, f a . T - . ' ' t ' - r- Q 0- '. la - ' ' . S. K , , XX ' . A . . , -1 A , . - . N P ' leans from A..C'sN'GYvLlll,E on reserves sxde tc strangerseasways - try . t hettcr E: r dll- '1.l make ser: ct at -'Q.fW. - '. , ' Cclcnrzl Club 3: Vfccistcnrarx 4: Yearbcc' 45 l.fus1: F-sttval 27 fntrazT.ur:.s my 'I cl 2, 3: 'l Qui: 4. MERWIN RICHMAN Pug I I f , , I' f Popular darn h rr Ag boy usua y round Iesse qcod worker Q gr trren ly-a w ys saum, lo: s to e se do 'ry ln., for you F A l 2 Repcr er :Ce Pres1dent4 Prom Commrttee 3 Freshman Class Vrce Presrden Glee Club 4 HAROLD BERT RICHMOND Bert Tall dark and handsome-sharp dresser qulte a capaclty for lots of worm rn thmqs he llkes sure to 'nake a name for h1mself m - baseball Intramurals 2 3 4 Football 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 DOROTHY RIDGEWAY I o Actlve m sports remembers scenes ln lumor 'Play ependable good na red q s p ces 'ul en st rl ol Colomal Club Secrbtary 3 Aff 2 3 roommq Club 2 lumor ROBERT SAI-IMS I -2' O Ready to help see some-thrnq always trymg to make someone laughl-why teachers qet qray art fan Art Club 2 Vrce Prdsadent 3 Presrdent 4 Photography 4 I WILLIAM R SIMPSON Lxvely ln h1s own way both a qoad student and lots of fun always wrllmq to help-a sports fan I '. - ' a' - -- ' ll a - - X I' F. . . , . 1 3, V' ' , . A , Q N 'C - ff f will it xt. ' . Q V. V Q - ' ' 1 A l 9 gl' I f I7 N ,f Q I l I A A ll: ' ll! f fl' A 'll' Y 1 ' A V ,ll , ' A ff. .1 . - - ' HD in 6 A ' ' - 'J U' -4 - l .-. - tu - oe la ' 1 3 e . t Playg Woodstonian 45 Baslffftball 4: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4. Y 'ff . ' ' 1 tn . I I 1 UB bu , ' ll' A , I ' , ' t ' , ' : . . A , 1 . mu V 6 ' ' A E: F, F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. ., h 'rf rr- Wflqf' 'ts 1.05555 'K 44- A,iLA'4' 1'1 ,zhf PHYLLIS E. SMITH 'Thll' Wort but sweet Senior qirl soft spoken-always has a smile lor ou charmmq neat dresser always the Wllllnq helper oodstoman 2 3 Lrterary Edltor 4 Yearbook Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 fyrk Mmum srwnnn fl Snyder Cute head flag twxrler pretty natural curly harr f orrte person Wayne competent-enthuslastlc rooter wrll make hlm WJ a qood wtfe Colomal Club 3 Yearbook Club 4 Musxc Appreclatlon 3 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 GEORGE L SPARKS IR Sparks Capable presrden rl of soesor of very contaqxous laugh beaded, r IQ tlunqs llc Speakmq Club 3 Yearbook Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Athletlc Assocrauon 2 Student Councll Vrce Presrdent 3 Presr dont 4 Sornomjore e Prestdent lunror and Sernor Presxdewt Prom Comm ye' Ium r Play Band l 2 Prestdent 3 Orchestra 1 2 P ent 3 Intramurals 2 3 Football Manager l 2 3 Baske alll 2 3 4 Track l 2 Baseball 3 MILDRED STOFFELS Stolfels 1 t vw xcus Sf n1or noted for her qxqqle always has a snappy corneba k cntoys hockey mseparalzl from Esther Hlles mans tm Voods ontan 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Yearbook 4 Iumor Play Prom Ccmmlttee 3 Cneerleadmq 1 Band 3 4 Intramurals 2 Hockey 3 4 V x Q 6' rmmcls srovs Stoyo Curly headed eattorm chtf of Yearbook strrctly for R1chmans C rrtcs Q 1 ' na mefncrtes o' Ann no detmte plans for future co sc 1 rt 3 4 Gee Club l 2 Cheerleadtnq l Football 2 Ye r c 4 Edltor 4 I B U - Y - A - - - 'A . 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' LARRAINE STUART 'Larry Seen but not heard moe corny: exmon ch rmmq personahty pos G' sesses shtnmq black ha1r knowtnq ner has been swell Yearbook Club 4 DONALD SYE yo Shy but yolly knows h1s sports fondness for females avortte qame IS football often seen w1th touchdown Ienkms Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 4 .-J PATRICIA TORRENCE a Petrte ltve w1re mostly wtth lanwefftctent helper-qood thxngs come ln small packages not as snv as a pear nces Woodstomczn 2 3 Exdaartae r.a1 or 4 G1 e Club 2 3 4 Pr m Commtttee 3 Iuntor Play Yearbook Club 4 Band 4 Q S EDWARD wmrmczn Tall shy and very qulet dark hatr always w1ll1nq to say hello- not outspoken retxcent ha1ls from Auburn Intramurals 1 2 3 S CATHERINE WILSON OUl9f smart loves to eat mathematxcal mmded buddres wxth Annie Bell would hke to be a school teacher Sewing Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 ' t , -I 4 41 .2 X 144 If - ' - ,- ' - f I ' tx J , J, I , - 1 ,I 1 - fb 'A I 1 I x I ' V?,- , ,, , 'fix . , - If f . ,f I-' f 3107 1 , ' 1 . 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V V I , Il v fl l .Ill A ' V CLASS PRUPHECY The world was amazed and astounded bv the prctures and splendrd wrrte up rn that weekly magazrne Flyrng Chrps edrtea by lrvrng Levy The Allen Lumber Camp of Montana was the obrect n xrew Such a colossal busrness never boomed before Mr I H nry Allen rnvaded the vast woodlands wrth hrs brave band of lumberracks The ones prctured rn Mr Levy s magazrne were Wrllram lones Buck Lewrs le se Long and Mrckey Grrffrth These were all graduates of the class of 48 Mr Allen reports that these are the most fearless of all hrs men There has been such a demand for wood pulp that Mr Allen has had to employ many secretarres and stenographers to supplement hrs already huge bookkeeprng department A shot of the rnner offlce showed some old classmates Workrng feverrshly Some of these busy beavers were Annrebelle Lewrs Norma Elwell Dorrs Elweel and Alma Reeves Mrldred Stoffels was typrng up reports to be sent to Washrngton for Presrdent Houghtons approval The Presrdent wrll be remembered by hrs classmates as Curt A telephone system has been rnstalled rn the marn offtce burldrng wrth Dorothy Cheeseman as chref operator A general store rs operated by that super store keeper Harrrs Frerhon Hrs shelves are loaded wrth produce from farmers all over the states Tubby DuBors supplres the largest quantrty of vegetables The Matlack Brothers are closely behrnd hrm rn productron Charles Harnes sees that there rs no shortage A most tragrc accrdent occurred last week One of the lumberracks unfamrlrar to us was crushed ben atb a prle of logs The funeral was most touchrng wrth Wayne Hackett and Robert Sahms of Undertakers lnc offrcratrng Some of the frnest entertarnment vrsrts the camp The best and most welcomed entertarner rs Mrss ludy Kernan wrth her magnrfrcent chorus of 100 vorces She can be heard fron' coast to coast Sunday afternoon over the natronal network W I A K Travelrng wrth Mrss Kernan at the present hrme rs Mrss Marrlyn Brshop that charrnrng and brrllrant actress from Kurt Kaufman s Super Motron Prcture Studro Kurt has really made a name for hrmself rn photography Hrs chref prorect now rs a spectacular movre on that famed Frfth Fleet Thrs fleet has been most ably commanded by Admrral Ducky Hurff Me-ntron must be made of hrs most capable staff consrstrng of Kerth Brown, Robert Funk and Francrs Stoye One of the outlets for Allen s lumber rs the shops of Iames Gerlack Hrs beautrful wood carvrngs are now placed rn the Whrte House at Wash rngton D C Presrdent Houghton s own desk was especrally desrgned and constructed by Mr Gerlack We are certarnly proud of th t lass of 48 Of course thrs only grves a glrmpse of a few of the members of that class Others have become as famed and rmportant as these mentroned but rt would take many volumes to record all that has been accomplrshed by the rndrvrduals rn other felds 1 ' ' ' ' , V' I ' I , . of prize beef on hand while George Sparks provides most of the dairy products. 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CLASS WILL We the class of ntneteen hundred and forty erqht havrnq among our number vartous assets whtch we belteve we may hereby declare thts the followtnq to be our last wtll and testament stncerely hopmq tt meets wlth no drs approval by any who look upon tt W'e hereby bequeath Bob Funk s drlver s l1cense to Commrss oner Magee Patsy Torrence s hetqht to Dan Hrtchner George Spark s wrt to lohn Allen lack McNally s flckleness to Boyce Carson Tubby DUBOIS stze to loe Garltc ludy Kernan s ptano stool to Eddte Baldwtn Donald Sye s peas to Moms Banks Vera Madara s natural blonde hatr to Pat Narum Gerry Buzby s hockey posrtton to Irrnmy Sparks Tom Mason s flashy clothes to Howard Hams Carl Qutrk s qum to whoever can get tt off the seat Kurt Kaufmann s basketball abtltty to some other football player Myrna Layton s tears to anyone wtth a patl lane McCourbr1e s dancma abtltty to loAnn Btll lrvtnq Levy s art of convensatron to Ian Edwards Harry Layton s blush to Floyd Pennal Susre Foote s cowboy shtrts to Be ty Anne Ceoqheqan lohn Borton s modesty to Buss lrvtn Charles Flames outbursts to whoever can control them hm Carson s southern drawl to Benny Sorbello Arden McTyre s red waqon to lane Ayres Marrlyn Btshop s ntqhtqown to Ianet Butcher Buck Lewts unconcerned attrtude to Ev rett Lawrence Curtls Houqhton s typrnq to anyone who can read 1t Delores Gerlack s acttnq abthty to Ann Gorton Mtldred Stoffel s neatness to Etleen Smtth Ellen Bank s fancy harr do s to Alfreda Huqhes Frankltn Mrller s eff1c1ency to Bobbte Mottsher Norma Elwell s forwardness to lean Bemster Larratne Stuarts creamy complexton to Ruth Davts M1r1am Snyders steadfast compamonshtp to Kathryn Franzen Alma Reeve s slrmness to Evelyn Coates Vtctor Manor s bnllrant answers to Larry Owens Wayne Hackett s drtvtnq ab1l1ty to boosters of Tex Wrecktnq Co Ioe Maltanaqqr s wavy hatr to Baldy Hams Harms Frethon s summons to lohn Mackes Itrnmy Gerltck s shovel to Fred Buckley Ketth Brown s m1l1tary tratntnq to Louts Seery Wrmpy Cupls sattrrcal saytnqs to Harold Hurff Eddre Dare s aloofness to Mtml Van Cultn Edward Wh1tackers rettred manner to Eddre Doerrman Mrckey Grrfftth s vlqorous ambttton to Chtc McNally Lrttle Oak Rtdqe to the oncomtnq Chemlstry Class We leave the Woodchtps for Freddy to sweep up I - ' , 1 A ' C .1 1 L 1 , 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 CL., is This years treshzrian class gives indica- iians of bein-1 one of the best in the histcry cf Vfi' ii:'T3'.','r1 ltfgn. ln Ziuiipber tll7i they rarik high with previous entering classes, and 3 ': 3.1, it vs wild be difficult to excel therzi 1: :utters rsertaizzrng tc currgcular and extra C',lYI,Q .1lfII interests. ln art early election cf officers Edward Dierrtiarin was elected to the post of Class Pr-esaerit with David Stetser as Vice-Presr fi:-,f. lefse Nelson was chosen as Secretary . .,, 'a 'a lariet K...net.er went '.1 Q'1','xr T.. .e.,. . the ottice of The f' ss has already cirrtpieted a drffe t r .fir ana, tiirtgufgh the co-operatzcri . .. ' i.'Z,','.':1 lfl iii' r lla inter, the treas- t1I',' .. il cftcril.:'liff'i, Tins arf: ' fi QL! 1 ili'f1f'ff.5 to if H Monitor-Register, gave rise to a great deal of ccrrtpetition with all members participat- irrr, As a result of rziuch etiort Diane Diete- niarz was able to place iirst in the campaign and to her went First Prize-a fine, portable raago. Margaret lohnson, a close second, was rewarded with a fountain pen and pen- cil set, To all participating went the satis- faction ot seeing a line profit credited to the class treasury. The class has selected March 13, l948, as the date for the Freshman Class Dance and rrosenf indications are that thzs will be one fel the iii :ht lights cn the schools social cal- r-rzfi xr. Pl :.' ins are currently being discussed i r fr - Iris social iurzctiun to be held prior to tif 't-7 of the dance. 1 ' - QlFRESHMEN 1 The Sophomore class started out this year with the vigor which they displayed their first year in high school. On the whole they have had a very successful year. The class officers elected were President, William Stoffelsg Vice-President, William Rrdfgwayy Secreary, Mildred Layton, and Treasurer, Kenneth Smiley. Everyone will remember the Leap Year Dance given on February l4, Valentines g sornomoiiizs 7 -x Day. This was a turnabout dance and was areatly enjoyed by everyone, especially the girls. The day after this event the class started out on another successful drive. Stationery was sold for two weeks. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy your remaining years at Woodstown High Hiqh School and that all of your endeavors will be a huge success. vw is Q? ,rex uw 1, - 1 . xg v. Q- 5 4 .. 4. it 1 ., ' 5 dl' . ' . Vi. f 14- 'JW ,xg The class of l949 has begun its bold march with the following officers. They are Presi- dent, Everett Lawrenceg Vice-President, Wes- ley Edwards: Secretary, Mary Simpkinsg Treasurer, Doreen Garrison. During the first year of their campaign they sponsored two dances and a movie benefit. After being familiarized with the organiza- tzon of the high school they began their Sophomore year by selling stickers and felt shields and sponsoring a dance which was a huge success. Their decoration therne util- - ,,., Q JU l0RS D vc . u'7 f-- ized the symbols of various holidays placed in front of huge baskets of flowers. The gym was decorated in appropriate colors. Hav- ing traveled over half the distance and ap- proaching the three-quarter mark, they have had two dances, a magazine drive and re- ceived their class rings. The class regrets the loss of a respected member, who was injured in an accident last summer. They hope he will soon be back with them. Good luck to the future Senior Class. - '1-, -an ,i ., f X fff ' i ,f W!! ff 'In all time of our distress, And in our triumph too, The game is more than the player of the game ' And the ship is more than the crew! N ' Rudyard Kipling 'l i sl za' -P H,- rps Q q ' K ' -41':..'i...?:,,, - i f-i1.'Q'?'Y p Vs ,-of 0- ' . fr . fr Eugene Slavoff, Norman Ayares, Iohn Borton, Bob Funk, Donald Hurll. Maurice DuBois, Floyd Pennal, Iohn lones, Coach Irvin, Coach Garriques, Hanley Hiles. Earl Nolan, Buck Lewis. Mickey Griffith, Ed Ienkins, Vick Maior, Dcm Hitchner, Kenneth Smiley. Frank Congleton, Wes Edwards. Dick Kramme, Chick McNally, Floyd Ridgway. Bill Stollles, Ed Coles, Ioe Malinaggi, Bobbie Mason. Boyce Carson, lay Allen, Steven Scott, Robert Hutt, Nal Eller, Howard Harris, Donald Sye, Ed Knxeqer. 'iroorsiiigg The 1947 Woodstown '1W'o1verines had the most successful season in many years. When the season was over they had a total of six wins, one loss and two games finished in a tie, thus capturing the tri-county conference honors. The first game, with Swedeshoro, ended with a score of 13 to 6 in our favor. Then Woodstown showed their strength by losing to a highly favored Chester team by only 13 points. Our first victory in Tri-County was over Pitman, 19 to 13. Then Penns- grove capitulated 12 to 6, followed by Clayton's 13 to 7 loss and Swedesboro's 50 to O defeat. Woodstown be-at 1-lammcnton 13 to 6 and the Glassboro game ended in a 13 to 13 deadlock. Then came the long awaited Turkey Day game with our great rivals, Salem, with Tri-County Championship at stake. Woodstown emerged with a 6 tc 6 tie which was good enough to take the championship. The Co-captains of Mr. lr'.'1n's ltoys were Maurice DuBois and Robert Funk. Edward lenlcins was probably the most outstanding rlayer on the Vfoodstown team, receiving many honors for his exceptional ability. 9-' I. Dorothy Ridqway, Gerry Buzby, Laura Hicks. Mildred Stoflels. Esther Hiles. Lois Darrell. Norma Elwell. Mimi Van Culin, Doris Elwell. Diane Dietemann. Betty Geoqheqan. Susie HOCKEY The girls fought hard to win trifcounty championship and succeeded. 'Woodstown is proud to be holder of this championship for the first time. The girls who fought to obtain this honor were Laura Hicks, captain and right inner, Susie Foote, right wingq Mimi Van Culin, center forward: Mildred Stoffels, left inner, D1ane Dietmann, left wing, Lois Dorrell, left halfbackp Doris Elwell, center halfbackq Esther l-files, right halfbacky Dorothy Ridgeway, right fullback, Norma Elwell, left fullbacl-cg Gerry Buzby as goalie, and Betty Ann Goehegan as the team manager. It was an exciting season to the very end. Since the Pitmanswoodstown game at Vtfcodstown was a tie, the second Pitman-Woodstown game on Pit- rnan's field was to determine one or the other as first place in the league. The score being tie again gave Woodstown first place with two ties while Pitman had three ties. All ganies after that were won, Woodstown successfully holding first place. The team is very grateful to our coach who put forth her best efforts in teaching us new tactics, therefore helping us to obtain this title of trircounty Foote. Coach Valentin. ,M , champions. HOME W L Bridgeman Clayton I 4 Glougter Swedesboro 1 1 Pitman Penns Grove 4 0 Salem E Q A .Lx at BOY 'BASKETBALL fp car, the team enjoyed a fax season '.-:inning 8 games and losing l2. cached os second yea' wxh the team. The 20 game schedule proved Jn one, esjcecgally the opening games, as the season was well under A 4-fe f-A f ' iw' ivnln rv wmv-vw ng nfxvnt-wvwfovtifnft ..i, .,,,A.,a. ,.A.,.., ...,a.3.. ...ai s. -. ...... .. o......,...,...,,... f' 2 if the fzrsitySir'.g'i:1iTi:ktLgr:ts at Captain for the iirst few games, .ltakey Grgffqlg '.-ras' f'lf'ff.9Cl permanently, The Squad consisted ol G t center: lanes Carson, lack McNally, Wesley Edwards, and Danny t h s forwards: ara Howard Lewis, Milton Layton, Iohn Borton, and Harry' a,t apiards. Kurt Kaulzrgartn, Dick Hackett, George Sparks, Ben McTyre, ara Eia P Doermann also played in some games. High scorers for the season fl clcey Grittgth with l97 gforrits, and Wesley Edwards with 87 points. Tl rr ost OXC1llllfj game ot the year was perhaps the Salem home game iw nero attis-rtdance record was set. Salem was ahead 37-2l at the end ol the ra c rter, lout in the final minutes Woodstcwn made 17 points, holding Salem to one field goal, only to lose the game by one point, 39-38l M oastawn placed fourth in TrifCounty Conference while Pitman placed t W e also, gained a berth in the State Tournament which we played at i fst r against Hammonton. OPPONENT WOODSTOWN OPPONENT WOODSTOWN Bridqeton Pennsgrove Merchantville St. Iames Alumni Gloucester Cath. Bridgeton Salem Gloucester St. Iames Middle Township Pitman Salem Clayton Pitman Swedesboro Clayton Pennsgrove Swedesboro Gloucester Cath. Dick Hackett. Ben Mc'l'yre, Harry Layton. Kenneth Smiley. lack McNally. loo Irvin hn Borton Milton La ton Micke Griffith. Buck Lewis, Iim Carson, Eugene Slavoii ll Wes Edwards. Merton Coles, David Stetser, Bob Motisher. Ed Doerrman. Earl Nolan. . 'L Iv 1' YI Y f l LH ' ggcmis' BA KETBALL The 1948 girls' basketball team opened its season with a winning game. Those helping with the big shove oft were as follows: Forwards: Laura Hicks, Vera Madara, and Doris Elwellg Guards: Gerry Buzby, Arden McTyre, and Dorothy Ridgway. The girls held their ownand needed very few substitutions. Yet, if neces- sary, Nancy Klenlc, Esther l-liles, and Marjorie Hitchner were always ready and anxious to enter the games. The girls journeyed through the season rolling up the scores and hitting high standards. They deserve their positions in the Tri-County League. Doris Elwell, Dorothy Ridgwcxy, Arden McTyre, Laura Hicks. Gerry Buzby, Nancy Klink. Vera Madera, Miriam Snyder. Coach Ruth Valentin, Doris Young. .,. ....-., . ,......., ? Q47 ' X ff hip' ' Q 7 'Z . - 'WY -. 151.4 1 bd , Jr u Harold Richmond, Tom Mason, Wes Edwards, lack McNally, Floyd Pennal, George Sparks, Chick McNally, Eddie Coles, Earl Nolan, Ben McTyre, Everett Lawrence, lrvinq Levy, Mickey Griilith. BASEBALL 2, Woodstown Woodstown Pitman Woodstown Gloucester Pennsqrove Swedesboro Pitman Salem Woodstown Woodstown Woodstown Clayton Woodstown Wood stown Salem Woodstown Woodstown 1947 RESULTS Gloucester 2 Alumni 3 Woodstown 1 Salem 3 Wcodstovqn 5 Woodstown 0 Woodstown 8 Woodstown 0 Woodstown 2 Pennsqrove 7 Swedesboro 1 Clayton 5 W'oodstown 13 Middle Townshzp 4 l. V. RESULTS Solemn 6 Woodstown 6 Swedesbcro 2 Swedesboro 1 111- If Coach Irvin, Bob Funk, Mickey Griffith. Earl Nolan, Iohn Iones, Gary Dorrell, Ed lenkins, Floyd Ridgwuy. George Sparks, Nobel Groce. 5 TRACK 2 The l947 track season loeqan with the Relays. Meinloers who ccrnneted were Kopp, Ayres, lones, Nolan, and Lang. The relay team placed ninth in the running. Next on the schedule was the Vtfoodstcwn- Swedesboro rneet at Swedeshoro. ln the 22Uf-Bryce Vtfilliams placed first and Frank Qnorato second. In the 107-yard dash, lanes and Nolan took first and second respectively. Kopp won the running broad iump by a dis- tance of Zl' This was the longest jump every recorded on the Swedesbcro field. Mcst important of the season was the tri' county meet with Pitman. Kopp took the , V . 1 t f kroad yimp again. Hxirtf Jumped 9 O to place second in the pole vault, lenl-:ins and lones tied for fourth place in the high jump. ln the county meet with Salem and Penns Grove at Penns Grove, Griffith placed second in half mile run and Hurff toolc second place in the pole vault. Last cn the schedule was the South lersey tract meet at Collingswood, Nolan ran fourth in the 220, Ayres placed third and Iones fourth in the lUO-yard dash. All in all the track team had a fairly suc- cessful season. ? f-s ' '-' SENIOR W. H. 5.2 Senior Letter Winners E'i'11f Y 11,1 ltr. G-TY.'1':1, f.f,. t. Li'-,'t'fi .Y .. V Y- g -xly' ., :.. ALV, G'-.r, I .11 , Hr., . 1 IE. E, - 1 7 V4 .E HH., ,, I .. ., E 'E ..1....1,114., ...,...1 P, nw- he Y . jk. TA,-. .V f-'rn' -..,-4, 1.1 I.. .1 thu .1.C,..-fe, V1 I 11' 11 V11 1 YMVA-' Huff 3 'W 1 1' ' 'ld' Il, ' V1 ' T ' H. KI,-1'f. ..1q-fl 1 .r.1.. .4 ,, 1. ,. 1 f, . .- W- .. Y-xi 3 Z 'rf :g 1ffif ' Lire +I. r: W ,. H-,--, VNU. ff 1 f' 7 E Fklfnb' .. ,E E1 r. -1 ' ri' E1, fx t.'1fi Syf, FlI'f1IT1',' f'1Y5i'i, Cxilefiri rugll' 2.11 Geffyela Kc-xr w '- - -Q-n CHEERLEADERS 5 1: , ' e,w,..,:, 'fm -- .. .-sfrfz T113 +1.Tl' E511- 'If if f 1fklf',', K Il. ' 1 HK, Y YN - - .f1'.lI1'?fQ','f',L.'1.Il.' 1, ' f'1 Y.Y1, 'lflfif B1i:1-rzflr, '1t.1 1111 ' ,,' 3' ff C'.lflI1'j ., .1 ffflilff 'flflfl ff?E!1I1J .--neg Aw .A -Y.. fl' YQ I 55 mix 1 b b h h g xy, QW 'X fx xx sbk p X, R 2 I V I II' I x I II STUDENT ,III ACTIVITIES Lge I '- s If 'NVQ Pi BA D? The Woodstown High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Glenn, opened its season by attending the first football game at Swedesboro. The color guard, led by lane lVlcCoubrie, were the first to start down the field. They were followed by loanne Scott and her four cute rnaiorettes. Continuing the rnarch down the field were the flag twirlers, the head of this group being Miriam Snyder. Following close behind carne the instruniental section of the band, led by the drun: rnaiarette, ludy Kernan. They went through a routine on each side of the field and r layed a rnarch. This was the familiar scene which took place durin '5 the half of nearly all the garnes. A tow tgrnes there were bands frorn the cp- pcsing schools, which added to the pretty SC-ECG. Durgnig the early jcart of the year, the hand elected their officers for the year. They were: Presrdent, luay Kernang Vice-President, Mil- KW! ton Zane: Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Ann Goehegang Librarian, Ann Garton. On October 30, at 7:30 P. M., the band took part in the Pennsville Halloween Parade. Although it was raining, the parade was fine. Our band won the first prize of 5175. This was cause for real joy, since it was the third year in succession that they have won first prize. Since there was no orchestra this year, the band continued throughout the term. They played for the assernblies and also provided the entertainment for the plays during the year. There were plans to have a county band concert. This included rnernbers froni Penns- grove, Salem, and Vfccdstcwn bands. lt was a scurce of great erttertanrnent far all. All the iniprcvenxent anal success cf cur hand was due tc the cc-cjceraticn and v.'1ll- ingness to work on the part of the nienzbers and Mr. Glenn. Ccngratulatgcnsll The Cvlee Club :Wes rnpich cf Lts success te its directar, Mr. David Glenn. At cne cf its first rehearsals the G1r1sl Glee Club elected Henrietta Harris, Presidenty Myrna Laytcn, Secretary-Treasqrer, and Betty Ann Cfeaghegan and Ann Garten, Librarians. Officers cf the Boys' Glee Club ccnsgst cf George Sparks, Presidentg Milfzri Zane, Librarian. For its first perlerniance the Glee Clgb sang Prayer of Tliarilqsgivinff' and The Lcrd Bless You and Keep Yea ter the Thanks- giving Assembly. On December l8 the Glee Clgb prcvided the rnusic for the Christrnas Pageant given by the High School at the P. T. A. This was alsa given in asserribly. Activities for the remainder of the year consisted et the Annual Spring Festival and for the secend sucsessgve year the CC'1n'y Festival given by rnernbers ct Penris Grave, Salem and Woodstewn Glee Clubs. ,S GLEE ciuiz E fc CQ YQ JU III Edrtor rn Chxef Assxstant Edrtor News Edrtor Lrterary Edltor Sports Edltor Exchange Edrtor Busmess Manager Assrstant Busmess Manager 1 T f Head Typ1si G rry Krcrmrr 'J i rr, 6 1 T TTC If M dfrd Q S WOODSTONIAN Reporters kAl CIC JIKC' 'T Photographers A t A Clrculahon V ypxsts F Rrev es Burl ra Bradbury C ather Al ,rr e Q are Y Press Edrtmq Advrsers Mrs H L fr, r r s Press Produchon A dvrsers M s ' LGI' XJ fl If ygo ch rf I if -at MNJMIIL wit STUDENT COUNCIL? The Student Council began this year by electing the following officers: President ..,........ A A A George Sparks Vice-President A A , A Gerry Kramme Secretory A... ..... H enrietta Harris Treasurer A A A . Vera Madara Other members of the Executive Board are: Senior, Mickey Griffith, lunicrs, Larry Gwen, Wes Edwards: Sophanzores, Mildred Layton, lane Edwards, Freshman, Robert Sparks. The Council attended the meeting ot the New lersey Association of l-ligh School Coun- cils at Princeton, N. I., November 21, accorn- panied by the advisor, Mr. Ragg. Some things which the Council has accorn- plished this year have been the extension ot the lunch period, sponsoring of assembly programs, placing cleanliness posters in halls, posting announcements cn the new bulletin board, and the sending ct representa- tives to P. T. A. and meeting of the Board ot Education. 2 F.F 'A F. F. tim- 41-f X. tu, 1:1 President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Reporter Sentinel The Adviser .A. A, tggk 311 QI 131.15 grcject this year The Future Hyiertiakers of America: is 31 nc- ih tigg CQffAff1'x1fjlI Vfqy, Thgy C1lSQ tLQ:1Q:i Crqclxiizaigri if winch the qrsggi Qt fifjff f.'- A , Tlqfw Nf 'ff'-I' mgldp fggyy XVCft'iEfC,X'v'I'l High is C1 Chart-fr. Vfe Cricrxzod V, 1533 is M53 13 help pgy in 1947, and sc fur have helped with the Ccpnty pr 1 iz 7, ,... , sgmnxer. Cciier Sex-Jirxig P:2jQ:t arid klleci bcxes A fir Ei1. I f TTi Fi. f, 'xi if-fi, OFFICERS S I IZ iii '.'- ' t Q, ' 1 xritgtii, Q -3 -kf, ffifze-' f'-,.-: r SSC11 Grid fgzj dfnnw 1 .L'.A...-.,. ' Q IQ IQQIUILSE 'AQ E F. H. A. E, -,Z 1 V 'I 1 ll til 3 -H130 133,53 ll-if li' 11Qf'195Q 5 1 , V min., 55 '- H+- Q. rl C 1 5 J? fp' nl' If -.JJ I' fi T 9 ,........ VX . Y 4 1 20- 9 r-M. ,M .. , L ,Y -A y,,.! Um in ' I A . . mf x A df' V . .- ,f A . 4 ' . , 'wx' 1 f 32' NAI 'B 1 . K' . ,lux M .ma .,,,.X 5 Q 4 Q 4 fniivt I I-,yi xgix 4 in .1 :S .,. M? il ,XM 'vis 1' J . Xigzfilt r. ' 5 . , x M ' 0 Wir i if if 521' fig :ff - all fl? :X vf '73, ' f -ps' 1!'5 ,. Ps in M54 7:51, NQWXX year: 'Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknownl' I said to the man who stood at the gate of the X Q X lo' And he replied: 'Go out into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of God. That shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way.' Quoted by King George VI Christmas Broadcast - 1939 N X u. v sEN1o R ' 'dr' . x ,..-:rv--M - f--..... Class-Cul-Ups x- I h e e e Popular Did Most for Clan -f U' 31911 are amintwghn Inca' :sn A L in - 'Y Ev' 1, 3 Q v 1vP'2'-.'1- 'Q Q - J. ,q L ' v ur, . Qi' V . in Q . 2. - ' I- .-41 x-:A I 'hCh- N -me . 1 ll il Qc-f i 590- bln: Ubi' illw .461 13 llfvr :J ' 1- gui I -I gf IW l ! GREAT OAKS FROM . r l A K I I I ...H f Best Dressed H JN THE CHIPS Belt Musicians Best All Around 'li 'v Mischievous Shy xx--' I 51a,7f'.l.i, Q I . - ,ta YH , 'EPA QW 'x ll WE -file lf!-YI . N 52, 9, an ., 'i I Unpredxctable -- QI my Tl JC Cl 5 I WD i Fl M7- 'F' '11 -am i I ' 2 -a-I Biggest Blufiers I 1 H l 'i U All 'j I2 ,1 - .ii 'fl li '-UQ? - m. lu - 'mu il tl :nn , -x 1 -1 Romeo and luhel RQIPOCUUI opmmmic QQ, ,3- Q . 'if' '12, .- 4 W -if r: ,, - ,A -I I -' ' Q Q , , , 12 PSI I- F' -1 LQ' B a ' ir- .,. ,v qi Studious mg , . 44' , Eiiicieni 'f fa: YP 'Z vii Lying- 5'l.n W 0 fair 'P Q ' Hia -V ,ff Llhff 'f'-.J 1 . if-aw rf, Mi h ' K f new Quiet T' THE CHIPS if Ima! lug, W4 Vi! 1- -vm-Y , - 9? Best Dancer gig,-gi 1 of 'Q' 'lu I.: Axim! N91 3 l 7'- 111 9 I xl Cute Mos! Likely to Marry Best Aihleies 1 fx ' 5 F' 99 7 s,,-, 61 2, Y: - A Duva- i. er U! ,J S U' II I ll I V1 'nl-0 Socxcblo Hcmdsomes! and Preltiest f if ' 5 K Q ne- - 1' fa s' Q f 4:5 5 z-5-'S J Independent WS 3 Q Q C e' f f ' 1 Subdued ATHLETES FROM THE , ' ' ' 3 ...JW av- ' ' I fi CLASS 0F 1948 S Maurice DuBois and Bob Funk Football Co-Captains Trl-County Loaquo Award Mickey Griifiih Howard Lewis S.. numbqu cumin mmbqu cqpmm , A .gg M, L., 2, - fi-ff .I ,. ...... 'i +- .nh 4... 4. K. ATHLETES FROM THE 1615 filo lil? 'W' lift Swim-9 ,.,.-in Q in ff hflflli' cuss or 194 it PK' 121,33 Imam E... Qulzwsr tram-an-X Laura Hicks 3914? Basketball Captain 4 'Y tb Tri County League Award Laura Hicks Hockey Captain .if VS, 45 T ,N SJ . ni .- H ,fl . ? 'r1 f r 1 N., gg My , M IP W' 'Q Ib-H W it Q 4 - 1-qv L. yi' ' .U-44.4-. A 4-W... . f 1 W N W Mr and Mrs Gerald E Baer Ivuss Ruth A Baltrnger Mrs V C Bcxtmqer and Mrs B F Banks and Mrs Iohn B111 W Brshop and Mrs Arthur Brown and Mrs Ioseph Butcher and Mrs Claude Buzby Max and Anne Buzby Ir Vxrgxma Carson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and rs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wllllam Chard I N Cheesman Angelo Conto F rancxs Conover Francis Davxs Wrllxam Davxs Leonard Dunn Eugene Eldndge Mrs lda Mae Elbertson Mr and Mrs Elton Elder Enc G Ernckson O D Ferguson Mary Etta Flxtcraft A E Foote Hams Frenhon A Fnend Fnend from the Class ol Forty Edward Garngues Mr and Mrs Iohn Garnson PATRONS Mr and Mrs Russell Layton Mrs Stacy Layton Mr and Mrs Curtrs D Ledden Mr and Mrs H Levy Mr and Mrs Iohn E Locuson Anne E Lodge jesse Long I Mr and Mrs Freeman Loveland A Fnend from S H S 47 Mrs A W Madara Mr and Mrs Robert McCoubrle Carleton Mrller and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iohn McNally Frank McTyre lrvxng D Miller Earl B Moore Isaac Moore Peg Pancoast Iuha Parmalee Claude Peterson Florence Peterson Pe99Y Polk Mr and Mrs I Russell Pltts Mary G Quxrk Mr and Mrs Herman Ragg Woodstown Restaurant Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Martha Mr and Mrs O W Rxchman Carl B Rxdqway C Roberts Fred Robxnson Garton and the Three Musketeers Betty Ann Geoghegan Mr and Mrs Henry Geoghegan Mr and Mrs Lotus Gerlack Ir Mrs Edna McG1nnxss Albert Goforth Edward Austm Green Mr and Mrs Ioseph R Hackett F G Hames and Son Ianet Hall Mrs Walter Hannold Mr and Mrs Ralph P Hams Mrs Eva Harns Mrs Howard Hams Ir Esther Hxles Mr and Mrs Clarence Hltchner Mr and Mrs Norman Hxtchner Sherry Lee Hitchner Emxl Hoeppner Mr and Mrs W Houghton Mr and Mrs Vernon L Hurll Herbert Homer Colson lredell Paula lredell Bull Iames Kenneth Iames Mr and Mrs Ioseph Iones Mr and Mrs Iohn Kernan Ethel Kernan Richard Kramme Helen W Layton Mr and Mrs Krrby Layton Mr and Mrs Norman 'I' Robinson An Aubum Fnend of 39 Barty Rogers Mrs Rhea Roosen Mr and Mrs I D Sahms Ioanne Scott Mr and Mrs George Shmn H A Shlpman Mrs Lxnda Shrpman Mr and Mrs Earl Skinner Sum and Nancy Mr and Mrs Allred Sloan leen Smxth tr and Mrs Harry Smxth Thomas Sn-nth Mr and Mrs George L Sparks Robert Sparks Mrs Martha O Steveson Mr and Mrs Frank Stoye Mrss Manory M Stuart Mr and Mrs Herald A Stuart Mrs Ehzabeth Txqhe Mr and Mrs M Torrence Mr and Mrs Iohn P Warner George W Walters Mrs Iames Wentzell Mr and Mrs Charles H Werner Take Wnght Norman Wnqht Mr and Mrs H Van Meter Mn s Ruth Valentm A Fnend mf ' ' . . . f f . 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