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From a publication called The Educational Service of the Public Schools of Weehawken, published in 1930. The caption above the photo reads: In the intermediate unit sewing classes these girls made the dresses they are wearing. From the collection of…

Undated photo of the Lincoln School, which was located between Willow Avenue and Boulevard East, north of 19th Street, where the firehouse now stands. From the collection of the Weehawken Historical Commission.

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:…

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.

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.

Dennis Bradley sent in this black and white photo of most of the 1961 graduating class of the Lincoln School located between Willow Avenue (Park Avenue) and Boulevard East. The teacher of the class was Mrs. Taylor. This photo was taken on the…

This image of a diploma from Woodrow Wilson High School dated 1932 was sent in by Connie Beattie of Lacombe, LA who asked for it to be posted in honor of her aunt, Esther Berntsen Dunn.

These copies of an invitation to the 1928 Graduation Exercises for the Hamilton School, as well as some newspaper articles about the honoring of Principal Cora E. Fiske (who "favors discipline to save the child") at the festivities were sent to the…

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.

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.