Items

• Weehawken High School Pennants and Letter Set from 1958

  Two pennants and a sports jacket letter from WHS - according to the seller, these date from 1958.
• Felt and Metal Badge - Weehawken Indians

  Undated felt and metal booster badge for the Weehawken Indians football (?) team.
• Weehawken High School Basketball Schedule - 1945-1946

  Weehawken High School schedule of basketball games for 1945-1946. Listed are players, cheerleaders. Scores have been written in pencil for some games.
• Indian Ink - Weehawken HS publication - June, 1971

  Volume XXX, no. 4 June 1971 copy of a Weehawken High School newspaper, published and contributed to by a staff made up of students.
• Weehawken High School Commencement Exercises - 1945

  Weehawken High School Commencement Exercises booklet - June 18, 1945. Bertha A. Ulbrich, John's mother, graduated in the College Preparatory curriculum; his father, Fred J. Bergmann, Jr, graduated in the general curriculum.
• Fred John Bergmann, Jr. Weehawken High School Diploma

  Diploma of Fred John Bergmann, Jr., father of John Bergmann, who donated the Bergmann collection. Fred graduated on June 18, 1945. The credits he earned to graduate are listed on the second page.
• Weehawken High School Wood Shop - 1925

  Photograph of the Weehawken High School Wood Shop labeled 1925.Provided by Paul Simons, ex Woodshop teacher at WHS and Superintendent Fitzsimmons.
• Construction photographs - Weehawken High School

  A group of photographs of the construction of Weehawken High School, taken by photographer R. A. Wurgel, in August and October of 1939. The contractor for the project was Reliable Construction and Engineering Company, 604 Anderson Avenue, Cliffside Park, NJ.
• Weehawken High School Varsity Cheerleaders of 1973

  This 1973 colored photo of WHS' Varsity Cheerleading Squad comes to us from Time Machine user Barbara Helmich. Time Machine user Mary DeMuro Boruch sent in these names for the people in the picture: Starting with the front row, left to right: Row 1: Kathleen Fearon, Patricia Kelly, Nancy Cereso Row 2: Faith Ann Vion, Theresa Koster, Rosemarie Attilio, Anne Marie Pallombella, Marjorie Helmich Row 3: Maryanne Niederer, Mary DeMuro (Captain), Robin O'Neill, Jane Komorowski, Suzanne Hughes (Co-Captain)
• Weehawken High School Flag Twirlers in 1967

  Weehawken resident Barbara Helmich sent in a group of black and white photos of Weehawken High School's Flag Twirlers (of which she was one) in 1967.
• Woodrow Wilson Jr. High Delegation to the NJ Tercentenary

  Barbara Helmich sent in this photo and explains: This is a picture of a lot of my classmates at Woodrow Wilson Junior High in 1964. We participated in a NJ Tercentenary celebration and each of us represented (in our gym suits!) a NJ county.
• Zenith Yearbook Cover - Weehawken HS - 1929

  This copy of some cover art from the June 1929 edition of Weehawken's Woodrow Wilson High School's Yearbook, The Zenith was sent to the Time Machine by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA in honor of her aunt Esther Berntsen Dunn.
• Zenith Yearbook Cover - Weehawken HS

  This copy of some cover art from Vol III, No. 1 of Weehawken's Woodrow Wilson High School's Yearbook, The Zenith was sent to the Time Machine by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA in honor of her aunt Esther Berntsen Dunn.
• The Student Prints - Weehawken HS Student Paper - Mar 6 1944
• The Student Prints - Weehawken HS Student Paper - Jan 30 1942
• Weehawken High School Dedication - 1902

  Dedication booklet of Weehawken Highschool, March 6, 1902.
• Commencement Exercises - Weehawken HS - June 1932
• High School - Weehawken, NJ

  Post card of the Hamilton Grammar School, known as the High School in those days. Postmarked January 24, 1918 from West Hoboken.
• High School, Weehawken, N.J.

  This colored postcard is actually the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School, which was replaced by the current Weehawken High School in 1939-1940. Postmarked August 5, 1911 from Hoboken. Valentine & Sons, Publishing Col, Ltd., New York Printed in Great Britain
• Weehawken High School Class Ring 1946

  This gold class ring from 1946 is monogrammed with the initials CRT.
• The Pride of The Town - Weehawken High School

  This black and white picture of the High School was published by Spear's Views. There is a pencilled notation on the back with a 1955 date. The school, on the site of the previous Alexander Hamilton School, was built in 1939 and dedicated in October of 1940.
• Public High School, Highwood Park, NJ

  This hand colored undivided photo postcard has an interesting mistake - the caption originally placed Highwood Park in New York. It seems to have been corrected using a rubber stamp made for the purpose. Thanks to Craig Losche for pointing out that this is actually the Alexander Hamilton Public School.   Postmarked August 31, 1906 from Weehawken.
• High school, Weehawken, NJ

  Although this 1907 black and white postcard image is labeled as the High School, it was the Alexander Hamilton Grammar School (dedicated in 1902) which stood at the same location as the present high school. It was demolished in 1938 and replaced by the current high school building. Postmarked from Weehawken, October 30, 1907 on reverse.