Archbishop Walsh High School - Buchmann Beacon Yearbook (Irvington, NJ)
- Class of 1959
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His Excellency, The Most Reverend
THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D., LL.D.
Archbishop of Newark
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SPACE AND SANCTITY
Because they exemplify our ideal of sanc-
tity, we, the Class of l959, dedicate the i959
BUCHMANN BEACON to our beloved Arch-
bishop, The Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland,
and to his auxiliaries, Bishop Stanton and
Bishop Curtis.
Lofty ambitions and ideals typify this space
age. Man seeks to penetrate the mysteries of
the universe. He plans space platforms and
rockets for travel into the great beyond. Liter-
ally he reaches for the moon, and if the moon,
why not farther-for a star?
Soon after his consecration, Bishop Curtis,
in a sermon to the members of the CYO
gathered in Sacred Heart Cathedral stated:
"We are reminded lby the Sputniks of the
communistsl that there is another world-a
spiritual world-and that we are children of
both worlds."
One can not forget the older and more fa-
miliar name for outer space-"the heavens".
Following the advice of the adage-"Hitch
your wagon to a star"-we seniors choose a
star from the spiritual world. Sanctity is our
ideal, our goal, our star. To reduce this ab-
straction 'ro reality we quote again from Bishop
Curtis: "God wants you to manifest His love,
His glory, in your life, in your homeg to do the
will of God where you are, as you are, with His
help."
His Excellency, The Most Reverend
MARTIN W. STANTON, S.T.D.. Pl1.D.
Titular Bishop of Citium and
As we step forth on this eighteenth day of
June, l959, we resolve to live this ideal every
day.
Auxiliary to the Archbishop of Newark His Excellency' The Mos' Re"e"e"'d
WALTER W. CURTIS, S.T.D.
Titular Bishop of Bisica and
Auxiliary to the Archbishop of Newark
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SISTER MARY GERARD, SSND
Principal
Right Reverend Monsignor
JOHN 0. BUCHMANN
Director of
Archbishop Walsh Memorial High School
Pastor of St. Leo's Church
SISTER M. ALOISE, SSND
Religious Superior
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Social Studies
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MR. ROBERT BRADY
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SISTER M. ALBERT, SSND Debate Club
Social Studies
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English
Social Studies
Fourth Year Homeroom
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MRS. JOSEPH GHEGAN
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Vocal
Schola and Glee Club
SISTER M. JEROME, SSND
English
First Year Homeroom
Walsh Weavings
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Father Price enioy the privacy of "the garden" while
at the same time keeping an eye on "the campus".
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SISTER M. JOHN GABRIEL. SSND
Commercial Subiecls
Commercial Club
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MRS. ALLEN JONES
Physical Education
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MR. ANTHONY LAGRAVENIS
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MR. KARL KING
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MR. JOHN LAWLESS
Commercial Subjects
Algebra
Second Year Homeroom
REV. JAMES T. LAING
Second Year Religion
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CYO
SISTER M. MARGARETTE, SSND
French
Third Year Homeroom
French Club
Missions
SISTER MARIE, SSND
Librarian
Library Club
REV. EUGENE A. McDONALD
First Year Religion
Athletics
SISTER M. MARTINA, SSND
Science
Maihematlcs
Third Year Homeroom
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MR. HARRY NEIGEL
Commercial Subjects
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Flrst Year Homeroom
SISTER M. PETRONILLA, SSND
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Third Year Homeroom
Lafin Club
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REV. EDWARD G. PRICE
Fourth Year Religion
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MR. EUGENE TOMBLER
English
First Year Homeroom
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SISTER M. WALTER, SSND
Science
Mathematics
Second Year Hcmeroom
Camera Club
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Mary Lou Therese DeBenediffis
Saint Antoninus, Newark
Class President 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 31
French Club 3, 43 Science Club 4g Dra-
matics 33 BUCHMANN BEACON: Junior
Prom Committeeg Debating 4.
dynamic leader . . . Saint Dominic's
booster . . . personalized insignia . , .
"But Sister!" . . . nothing but white . . .
companion to Cicero and Vergil.
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Robert Alexander Lisowski
f Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committeeg Class Basketball
33 Varsity Baseball 31 Class President 4.
Mr, Baseball . . . the green Chevy . . .
one of the best . . . "Speedy Gonzales"
. . . "Pres" . . . likeable fellow.
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Shelia Margaret Saccente
Blessed Sacrament, Newark
Class President 4g Class Vice President
2, 3g Walsh Weavings 43 Junior Prom
Committeeg Commercial Club 3, 43
BUCHMANN BEACON.
radiant redhead . . . "Sheil" . . , terror
at a typewriter . . , "Hiya, Rosie" . . .
modest miss . . . tranquil charm.
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Elaine Virginia Andres
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Library Club l, 23 Junior Prom Com-
mittee-3 Schola 23 French Club 33
BUCHMANN BEACON.
flair for fashion . . . "Oh, that white
uniform!" . , . attractively tall . . .
Joan's other half . . . faithful friend
. . . "The Crew".
Paul Gregory Brady
Saint Leos, Irvington
Library Club l, Walsh Weavings 4,
Joseph Thomas August
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Mission Representative 23 Library Club
l, 23 Junior Prom Committee3 Class
Basketball 2.
dry sense of humor . . . slow and easy-
going . . . "Joey" . . . smooth dancer
. . . allergic to math . . . personality per
diem.
MAN N BEACON
Susie Darling",
Patricia Lucille Bardi
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings l, 43 Junior Prom
Committeeg Schola 33 Commercial Club ..
3, 43 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Patsy" . . . vim and vigor 4 . . Johnny
and Jo fan . . . "You'll get yours!" . . .
cha-cha champ . . . "B" for becoming.
Junior Prom Committeeg Varsity Base-
ball 23 Class Basketball 2, 33 Science
Club 3' JV Basketball I 23 BUCH-
"who is she?" . . . the in-between man
. . . "Uncle Paul" . , . one-time traveler
. . . "See you in Canada!" . . . "Oh,
Rosemary Margaret Bussiculo
Christ the King, Hillside
Walsh We-avings l, 43 Junior Prom Com
mitteeg Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCH
MANN BEACON3 Debate 4.
ready with a smile . 4 . "Hi, Meredithl'
. . . constant conversationalist . . . per
sonalized laugh . . . "That's right" , .
long tresses.
PLANNING THE FUTUREfSister Gerard helps Judy Goodwin and
John Mech make a decision regarding college.
Meredith Lou Byron
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
BUCHMANN BEACON, Commercial
Debate Club lg Camera Club '25 Dra-
mat'cs 3, Library Club 4g Junior Prom
Committee.
"Merry" . . . mischievous "Miss Fili-
buster" . . . chatterbox specialty . . .
pleasing personality . . . always smiling
. . , "Silhouettes".
DEFENDERS OF THE FAlTH4Walsh High boys line up tor the Holy
Name parade. From left, Daniel Schneider, Edgar Herrmann, Paul
Brady, Lawrence Pribula, and James Hoag.
Club 3, 4, Walsh Weavings l, 2, 45
Kenneth Allan Camp
Saint Joseph, Maplewood
BUCHMANN BEACON, Walsh Weav-
ings l, 4g Latin Club 31 Junior Prom
Committeeg Library Club 3, 43 Camera
Club l, 3.
king ofthe keyboard . . , "Did you see
Nicky?" . . . future medic . . . kind
hearted . . . enjoys golf . . . tuna and
coke.
Joseph Daniel Carello
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class President lg BUCHMANN BEA-
CON, Walsh Weavings 2, 4.
ready smile . . . "Honesty is the best
policy," . , . just call me "Casual" . . .
good sense of humor . . . back row
capers , . . always a friend.
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Rita Jean Carver
Saint Leo's, Irvington
French Club 33 BUCHMANN BEACON
Business Managerg Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg Debating 4.
politician deluye . . . Seton Hall bound
. . . SNAFU , . . "Mr, King, are you
sure it can't be done this way?" . . .
prominent historian . . . efficiency plus.
Saint Leo's, Irvington
James Martin Cavanaugh
BUCHMANN BEACONg Junior Prom
Committeeg Class Basketball 3.
that beautiful Ford! . . . one of the boys
. . . "What a face!" . . . of girls l am
shy . . . "Cav" , . . guy from Bridgeviile.
Nicholas AI Cordasco
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings l, 4, Library Club 33
Junior Prom Committeeg BUCHMANN
BEACONQ Camera Club 3.
"Kenny's chum" . . . future Harry James
. . . "The Great Driver" . . . "Nicky"
. . . Captain Hornblower . . . junior class
party.
Joseph Vito Coviello
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Basketball 23 JV Basketball lg
Junior Prom Commitfeeg Varsity Basket-
ball 3, 4.
"Brillo" . . . "Honest?" , . . generosity
personified . . . blond curls . . . always
grinning . . . back seat math student.
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Palma Ann Cozxa
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
French Club 3, 43 Class Secretary 3,
Library Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Corn-
mitteeg BUCHMANN BEACON.
"short 'n sweet" . . . seen but not
heard . . . dark hair and dancing eyes
. . . "The Crew" . . . precious pixie . . .
push-button driving.
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Barbara Zekeres lat bati will do for the score.
Maryann Theresa Demeter
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
Junior Prom Committee: Walsh Weav-
ings 4g Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCH-
MANN BEACON.
day-dreamer . . . Mr, BeIl's little helper
. . . "Mare" and Joanie . . . sweet and
petite . . . whiz at the keys . , . "Who,
me?"
Darlene Kathleen Donohue
Saint Michael, Union
Camera Club 23 Walsh Weavirigs l, 2
French Club 35 Junior Prom Committee
Dramatic Club 33 Science Club 4g
BUCHMANN BEACONg Glee Club 4
artistic ability . . . surprisingly studious
, . , bluefeyed blonde . . . good times
follow her . . . dandy dresser . . , "Sil
houettesf'
Patricia Dorsey
Saint Leo's, Irvington
BUCHMANN BEACONg Debating 4.
"Pat" , , . real, real shy . , . Arlene's
constant companion . . , flashing dark
eyes . . . "Oh, Christmas!" . . . talent
for teaching.
Gerald James Dougherty
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Library Club lg Walsh Weavings 43
Class Basketball 2, 35 Science 3, 4g
BUCHMANN BEACON.
"doc" . . . the little Irishman . . . which
way to Pennsylvania? . . . math apathy
. . . batty over baseball . . . Seton Hall
or bust!
Patricia Helen Dutter
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Class Basketball lg BUCHMANN BEA-
CON: Walsh Weavings 4g Camera Club
4g Debating 4.
fun-loving . . . coke sipper . . . at home
behind a rostrum . . . Lu Ann Simm's
protege . . . nicest personality . . .
leaves 'em laughing!
Diane Marie Eggerl'
Blessed Sacrament, Newark
fValsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Com-
nitteeg Camera Club 2g Commercial
:lub 3, 4g BUCHMANN BEACON.
'Di" . , . those curly tresses . . . effer-
rescent personality . , . "Where's Liz?"
. , office parties . . . "Blue Moon."
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Florence Marie Fischer
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 43 Commercial Club 3,
45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Flo" . . . perky blonde . . . delightful
to know . . . quick with an answer . . .
"You know what I mean" . . . her home
away from home-Marie's.
Ruth Rose Fischer
Saint Le0's, Irvington
BUCHMANN BEACON: Walsh Weavings
43 Commercial Club 3, 4.
"let's go somewhere!" . . . quiet and
demure . , . one of the girls . . . sweet
disposition . . . a helping hand . . .
"Rue" . . . knack for knitting.
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Michael Dennis Foehner
Saint Peter, Newark
Class Vice President 33 Science Club 3,
Treasurer 43 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"why?" . . . a thorough gentleman . .
"Mikel" . . . insatiable thirst for know-
ledge . . . bulwark of dependability . .
next President.
Joan Annette Fitzgerald
Saint Leo's, Irvington
BUCHMANN BEACON3 Junior Prom
Committeeg Commercial Club 3, 43 Glee
Club 4.
"Joni" . . . impish smile . . . chock-full
of fun . . . "Oh! for a lavender Chevy
Corvette" . . . "ls there a letter today?"
. . . "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."
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Robert Emmett Fitzpatrick
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Class Vice President 43 Junior Prom
Committeeg Walsh Weavings 43 Library
Club 23 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Fitz" . . . "What, me do homework?"
. . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . a big
guy with a big heart . . . "Vice President,
who me?" . . . in silence there's safety.
Patrick Joseph Foley
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
Class President 33 JV Basketball l, 23
Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Class Basketball
23 Varsity Baseball 2, 33 Junior Prom
Committee3 Walsh Weavings lg BUCH-
MANN BEACONQ Canteen Committee
3, 4.
a regular guy . . . "Two bits, l take a
girl out" . . . "Fole" . . . deadly jump
shot . . . the big green bus . . . a bit
of the old sod.
John Howard Frantz
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Latin Club 35 Junior Prom Committee
the man with the record collection , . .
"Where's Kathy?" . . . future pharmacist
. . . "Farmer" . . . insurance prospect
. . Pennsylvania accent.
Arlene Dorothy Gebhardt
Immaculate Ijeart of Mary, Irvington
Latin Club 23 Walsh Weavings 45 Com-
mercial Club 3, 43 Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg BUCHMANN BEACON.
medical secretary . . . solemn and sincere
. . . short hair . . . dainty and demure
. . . conscientious student . . . "Tea for
Two."
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ANTICIPATED HOUR-One period during which seniors can promise
themselves no problems, at least not of the book kind,
Carole Marie Golden
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Schola 33 Commercial Club 3, 45 Walsh
Weavings 43 BUCHMANN BEACON.
uniquely sweet . . . top typist . . . really
rocks with Bandstand . . . friendly smile
. . , "Carole" . . . "Need You."
Cozza, Donna West, Cecilia Piotti, Robert Kinney, and David Meehan.
Janice Rose Goodwin
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class President 25 Commercial Club 3,
4g Class Secretary l g Junior Prom Com-
mittee: Library Club l, 23 Walsh Weav-
ings 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
lovely to look at . . . clothes-conscious
"Jan" . . . that certain something . . .
"Judy, did you lose something again?"
. . . one of the twins . . . "The Crew."
Arlene Roseann Guiliano
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Com-
mittee, Schola 3g Commercial Club 3,
4g BUCHMANN BEACON.
bundle of joy . . . never a dull moment
, . . dandy dancer . . . bubbling person-
ality . . . dark eyes . . . "Meat balls,
anyone?"
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Louena Marsha Guldera
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Class President lg Library Club l, 2, 3,
45 Junior Prom Committee, Class Bas-
ketball lg Glee Club 4, French Club 3,
43 Science Club 4, Dramatics 3, BUCH-
MANN BEACONQ Walsh Weavings 4'
Debating 4.
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a lady through and through . . . Vincent
Van Gogh in a skirt . . . decidedly dif-
ferent . . . pointer in one hand- stethe-
scope in the other . . . "Children?-I
love them!" . . . Broadway bound?
Judith Margaret Goodwin
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Vice President 2g BUCHMANN
BEACONQ Library Club l, 2, 35 Science
Club 43 French Club 3, Debate 45 Junior
Prom Committee.
that English! . . . "Oh, teacher!" . . .
miles of smiles . . . summers at camp
. . . "A party! Where?" . . . "Tl-ie Crew."'
Joseph Gregory Handler
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
Class Vice President lg Library Club lg
BUCHMANN BEACON.
shutterbug . . . "Hey Steve, drive me
home" . . . history and railroads . . .
likeable fellow . . . "Mr, Curiosity."
Julie Martha Hawkins
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Library Club 3, 45 Walsh Weavings 25
Junior Prom Committeeg Class Basketball
l5 Glee Club 45 French Club 3, 45
BUCHMANN BEACON5 Debating 4.
" 'ots of 'uck" . . . the Merc. and I . . .
"Oh, he's too young" . . . leaves you
laughing . , . twin to Pat . . . tennis,
bowling, soccer, basketball, etc.
MAN TO MAN-Father Price gives religious instructions to the
senior boys.
WHICH COLLEGE?-Patricia Dutter lseatedl, Catherine Reilly, and
Naomi Frances Helmstet-ter
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Library Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3,
45 Junior Prom Committeeg Walsh
Weavings 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
one of the stationery store-keepers . .
Seton Hall advocate . . . "Nae" . . .
where there's fun, there's Naomi . . .
Betty's constant companion . . . sweet
disposition.
Kenneth Pietrucha try to decide by perusing catalogues in the guidance
FOOTT1.
Carol Ann Herbert
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg Schola l, 25 Camera Club 2,
3, 45 French Club 35 BUCHMANN
BEACONQ Science Club 45 Walsh
Weavings 4.
quietly poised . . . anything blue . . .
dynamic on the dance floor . . . Mr.
Frost's protege . , , headed for the Point
. . . starry-eyed.
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Edgar Joseph Herrmann
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committee5 Varsity Baseball
2, 35
Class Basketball 25 Varsity Bas-
ketball 3, 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
real good guy . . . little man on campus,
big man on court . . . 8:20 arrival . . .
the German kid . . . "Have cube, will
shoot" . . . "Hans."
James Joseph Hoag
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Class
Basketball 2, 35 JV Basketball l, 2, 35
BLJFTMANN BEACON5 Varsity Basket-
ba .
math man . . . hard worker . . . great
guy . . . brains incorporated . . . "The
Hoager" . . . "Yeah, well all right."
Robert Michael Hofmann
Saint Anne, Newark
Science Club 4.
"Hoff-DoH" . . . lean man . . . someone
you're glad to know . . . silence is golden
. . . geometry whiz . . . artistic talents.
James Peter Hughes
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Basketball 2, 35 Science Club 3
45 Library Club lg JV Basketball 2
the "jumper" . . . "Hey, you guys" . .
good conversationalist . , . "Jumpin' Jim'
. . . future M.D .... quiet and refined.
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Elizabeth Lenora Hynson
Blessed Sacrament, Newark
, Library Club l, 25 Walsh Weavings 45
. Junior Prom Committee5 Commercial
Club 3, 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
becomingly blonde . . . wide-eyed lass
. . . "Liz" . . . always laughing . . .
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deluxe indifference . . . "Where's Di-
ane?"
Kathleen Claire Jotz
READY, GO!-Sister John Gabriel instructs the senior commercial class
on the importance of the time element
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Class Secretary 43 Walsh Weavings l, 43
Junior Prom Committee3 Glee Club 43
Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCHMANN
BEACON.
wise but not tall, precious things are
small , . . that certain smile . . . "An-
chors Aweigh" . . . personality plus . . .
"Don't rush me" . . . "Silhouettes"
Carol Ann Kapfor
Saint Stanislaus, Newark
Library Club l, 23 Junior Prom Commit-
f68Q Glee Club 43 French Club 3, 43
BUCHMANN BEACON: Dramatics 33
Debating 4.
"want a cookie?" . . . Montclair and
Mercury-minded . . . headed for happi-
ness . . . laughing blue eyes . . . superior
seamstress , . . "Dance? but of course!"
Beverly Ann Kanzler
Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Mission Representative 4 Walsh Weav
ings 43 Junior Prom Committee
Commercial Club 3 4 BUCHMANN
BEACONQ Mi sion Club 4
cheery classmate Would you like
to buy a subscription? winning per
sonality . buddies with Betty
catchy conversationalist slated for
selling.
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FOLEY'S TRUCKMOBILE-Owner Patrick Foley lto right of signl
home.
James Bernard Keegan
Saint Leo's, Irvington
seems not at all troubled by the number of friends expecting a ride
Walsh Weavings 4g BUCHMANN BEA-
CON: Library Club 3.
kats korner regular . . . personality plus
. . . "What's her name?" . . . always
smiling . . . Navy bound . . . one in a
million.
WALSH ESTHETE-Louena Guidera puts the finishing touches on a
Thanksgiving bulletin board.
Robert William Kinney
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
JV Basketball 2, 35 Class Basketball 2,
33 Junior Prom Committeeg Walsh
Weavings 4.
distinguished among the fellows . . . the
hub of things . . . winning personality
. . . cool ball-handler . , . "Hey Ralph,
how about a dime?" . . . camp counselor.
Joan Marie Klingel
Saint L.eo's, Irvington
Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCHMANN
BEACON: Junior Prom Committeeg
Walsh Weavings 4.
"Jo" . . . "l'm not tally you're short"
. . . "Let's dance!" . . . gym pal . . .
belle of the Telephone Company . .
"Guess what happened last night?"
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Ralph William Kobberger
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Class Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 2,
31 JV Basketball 2, 35 Junior Prom Com-
mittee, Walsh Weavings 4, BUCH-
MANN BEACONQ Varsity Basketball 4.
one of the boys . . . tough enough on the
field . . . "The Czar" . . . "No butter on
the sandwich, please" . . . good guy . . .
Bob's sidekick.
Mary Ann Kossack
Saint Leo's, Irvington
BUCHMANN BEACONQ Commercial
Club 3, 43 Walsh Weavings 4g Junior
Prom Committee, Class Basketball l.
"Mare" . . . alert driver . , . argyle artist
. . . dazzling dark beauty . . . always
Lavellette bound . . . "Walnut sundae,
please."
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Blessed Sacrament, East Orange
Commercial Club 3, 43 Walsh Weavings
4g BUCHMANN BEACON.
everyone's friend . . . lively fun . . .
pleasing mannerisms . . . Judy and Ro
. . . sewing . . . American Bandstand.
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Elizabeth Ann Lach
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
Walsh Weavings 43 Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCH-
MANN BEACON.
delicate and ladylike . . . pretty golden
locks . . . Bev's pal . . . pleasantly per-
sonable . . . quiet cutie . . . a ready
smile.
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Vincent David Lockhart
Saint Ann, Newark
quiet ways . . . loves laughter . . . new
boy in town . . . half a container . . . one
of the boys . . . that certain grin.
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TRY OUTS-Announcement of try-outs for basketball resulted in a
yard full ol boys with Mr. Burrows in the midst.
William Joseph Mastrarrigo
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Basketball 3.
"Bill" . . . collegiate . . . most persuasive
. . . always seen with Mike . . . "I-lere's
a smile for you, too" . . . forever looking.
Virginia Lee Masucci
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committee, French Club 43
BUCHMANN BEACON, Debating 4.
class jester . . . "Hey Stein" . . . Belmar
summers . . . "quiet one" . . . Mary Kay
and Ginny . . . "Bird Dog."
BIG LOAD-Meredith Byron, Barbara Schaefer, and Elizabeth Flynson
comply with the request-"Save your old newspapers".
Eleanor Mary Maziarski
Sacred Heart, Irvington
Mission Representative l, 2, 3, 4, Li-
brary Club l, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom
Committee: French Club 3, BUCHA
MANN BEACON.
always a lady . . . a scarlet blush . . .
loyal friend . . . ready, willing and able
. . , "Batter up" , . . math and missions
for Eleanor.
Virginia McBain
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Secretary 25 Junior Prom Com-
mittee5 Schola l, 25 Commercial Club
3, 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Ginny" , . . the mailman always rings
twice . . . canteen customer . . . gaiety
gal . . . "The Crew" . . . sugar and spice
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Joseph Francis McConnon
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Junior Prom Committee 35 Class Basket-
ball 35 JV Basketball 35 Varsity Basket-
ball 4.
one in a million . . . "Joey" . . . gener-
osity personified . . . good sport . . .
back seat math student . , . friends for
fun.
James Joseph McFadden
Saint Michael, Union
Class Basketball 3.
"the big man" . . . "Jimmy" . . . cool
complacency , . . old Dodger fan . . .
silence is golden . . . always thinking.
Joan Mary McConnell
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Junior Prom Committee5 French Club 3
Science Club 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
smiles galore . . . those bangs . .
tomato red blush . . . "The Crew" . . .
tonic for a dull party . . . "Dancing?
Definitely!"
John Joseph Mech
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Science Club 3, 45 BUCHMANN BEA-
CON5 Library Club l, 2, 3, 4.
Princeton tiger . . . John Kirby . . .
"Einstein? He's wrong" , . . choo-choo
. . . "Remember the Krell!" . . . one of
the Friday night boys.
David Francis Meehan
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
EIGHT O'CLOCK STUDY PERIOD- Early morning last-minute
refreshing for the day's grind is done by Edward Szpiech lleftl, James
McFadden, John Schiavino, Ralph Kobberger, Thomas Palma, Gerald
Dougherty, and William Mastrarrigo.
Library Club 4. V
"Reb" . . . that Southern drawl . . .
"Do you wanna dance?" . . . happy go
lucky . . . great kid . . . ace in the hole.
Walter Francis Melinis
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Library Club l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3,
43 Walsh Weavings 45 Latin Club l, 2, 33
BUCHMANN BEACON, Class Secretary
25 Class Basketball 2.
The Waller , . . sterling qualities . . .
"I give three!" . . . owner of the Volkzer
. . . atomic energy . . . "What home-
work?" . . . rug-cutter.
FACULTY SECRETARIES-Ruth Fischer ileftl and Regina Schwartz
do some work for Sister Carola
Marion Frances Monteverdi
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Secretary 45 Library Club l, 2g
Junior Prom Committee, Class Basketball
lg Camera Club 25 Science Club 43
BUCHMANN BEACON.
adds to the fun . . . "Goldie Locks" . . .
sweet, polite, considerate . . . Barb's
twin . . . Lavallette or bust . . . no French,
please!
Kathleen Marie 0'Donnell
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 41 Schola.3p Commercial
Club 3, 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
affectionately yours . . . "Kathy-O" . . .
jivy jitterbug . . . Carole's gal Friday
. . . Yankee fan . . . shorthand speed
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Katherine Anne Neri
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Secretary 3, Walsh Weavings l, 2,
43 Commercial Club 3, 4, BUCHMANN
BEACON.
suave coiffure . . . aspiring typist . . .
good things come in small packages . . .
nail polish . . . "There is another team
besides the Yankees?"
John 'Thomas Nichtern
Saint Leo's, lrvington
Class President 25 Junior Prom Commit-
tee, Class Basketball 23 Dramatics 45 J V
Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Walsh Weavings,
Co-Editor 43 Varsity Basketball 4.
Nick has the knack . , . Walsh all star
. . . shots in the dark . . . "Hey Nick,
get your license yet?" . . . crew cut.
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Kathleen Mary Orzech
Saint Leo's, Irvington
lalsh Weavings 4g Junior Prom Com-
witteeg Camera Club 2, Science Club 43
ilee Club 45 BUCHMANN BEACON,
Debate 4.
ngaging giggle . . . polka passion . .
eaches and cream complexion . .
military minded . . . "Oh please, no
rench!" . . . china blue eyes.
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Thomas William Palma
Saint Columba, Newark
Walsh Weavings 4, Science Club l, 2,
3, 4.
only a two year man . . . crew cut . . .
in or near my '52' Chevy . . . humorous
type . . . one of the boys . . . cooperative
Spirit.
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Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Vice President 45 Library Club l5
Junior Prom Committeeg Walsh Weav-
ings 45 Schola l, 25 Commercial Club 3,
45 Class Basketball lg BUCHMANN
BEACON.
"The Crew" . . . that certain smile . . .
crown of curls . . . perfect lady . . .
Miss Congeniality . . . top personality.
Joseph Charles Peterson
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood
Mission Representative 25 Walsh Weav-
ings 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
epitome of good nature . . . casual but
capable , . . sturdy tower of spirit . . .
licensed man . . . terror of Barnegat
Bay . . . "Got any gum?"
Theresa Ann Petrillo
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Basketball l5 Junior Prom Commit-
teeg Walsh Weavings 45 Commercial Club
3, 45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Terry" . . . a "Shore" thing for fun . . .
makings of a model . . . typing talents
. . . Latin beauty . . , lovely locks . . .
"Chances Are."
Kenneth John Pietrucha
Sacred Heart, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Com-
mitee5 Science Club 35 Orchestra 25
BUCHMANN BEACON.
sharp dresser . . . unpredictable . . .
"Of course I ride in an Impala" . . .
"Stretch" . . . known tor nonsense . . .
electronics.
Cecilia Agnes Piotfi
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Mission Representative 35 Walsh Weav-
ings l, 2, 45 Junior Prom Comrnittee5
Schola 35 BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Ceil" . . . attractive bangs . . . just
inches high . . . constant good spirits
. , . emulates Roger Williams . . . mis-
chievous twinkle.
Vivian Alice Plante
Sacred Heart, Newark
Walsh Weavings 3, 41 Commercial Club
Ag Dramatics 35 BUCI-IMANN BEACON.
the pause that refreshes . . . indispen-
sable to the Vailsburg Library , . . "Viv"
. . . wonderful to know . , . polite and
pleasant . . . ladylike.
Lawrence Stephen Pribula
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committee, Class Basketball
2, 33 Science Club 3, 4.
smooth, relaxed and easy-going . . .
"What was that, Mr. King?" . . . "Larry"
. . . amphibious . . . trig, geometry,
chemistry, etc .... studious attitude.
WANTED-A LOCKSMITI-I-Mary Lou DeBenedittis struggles with
the lock of her car. Friends Jean Zrebiec lleftl, Patricia Ryan, Julie
Hawkins, and Kathleen Orzech register disgust.
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Catherine Joan Reilly
Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange
Library Club 2, 3g Junior Prom Commit'
teeg Class Basketball Ig BUCI-IMANN
BEACON: Debate 4.
"why am I so tall?" . . . bubbling wit
. . . "The Crew" . . . better than best
. . , Miss Optimism . . . constant corn-
posure.
LIVING IT UP-Seniors and juniors fill out the lunch period with
jukebox capers.
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Rosemarie Elizabeth Roccasecca
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Library Club 2, 3, 4g Schola 2, 3, 4
Commercial Club 3, 4, BUCHMANN
BEACON, Glee Club 4.
generous heart . . . early bird . . .
"Where's Judy?" . . . loves to shop . . .
"I have a question" . . . hula-hoopster.
Patricia Elizabeth Ryan
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Class President 35 Walsh Weavings 2, 4,
Junior Prom Committeeg Class Basketball
lg Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 43
Varsity Basketball lg BUCHMANN
BEACON.
harmonious personality . . . beautiful eyes
. . . true Irish wit . . . sun-kissed locks
. . . natural sportswoman . . . pals with
Julie.
Ralph Romano
Sacred Heart, Newark
Walsh Weavings 4, Class Basketball 3.
"one of the boys" . . . wicked jump shot
. . . sheepish grin . . . innate sense of
mischief . . . breezy exterior . . . opera-
tion skywatch.
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Stephen Frank Rogala
Saint Joseph's, Maplewood
did it . . . "Ah, fellas, don't
step on my bucks, huh?" . . . a G.M.
lover . . . "Where's your car?" . . .
French allergy.
Rose Marie Santoriello
Saint Columba, Newark
Walsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Commit-
tee, Commercial Club 3, 4, BUCHMANN
BEACON.
"Little Ro" . . . kingfsize personality . . .
laughs so nice and smiles so sweet . . .
jitter-bug . . . pint size . . . friendly
chatter.
Barbara Joan Schaefer
Saint Joseph, Maplewood
Walsh Weavings 45 Junior Prom Commit-
teeg Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 45
BUCHMANN BEACON.
dainty and dernure . . . candy counter
caterer . . . sweet sincerity , . . delicate
dreamer . . . "Silhouettes" . , . soulful
eyes.
"PLEASE, FELLOWSV'-Walter Melinis lin carl begs companions to
leave him on the ground. Joseph Krukauskas, John Mech, and James
Hughes at the front. Richard Fachet, Martin Brophy, and William
Scheick at the rear.
SERIOUS PROBLEM- Rose Santoriello tcenter seatedl finds it
difficult to decide on a pose for the yearbook. Diane Eggert tleftl,
Barbara Pehler lstandingl, and Janice Goodwin offer expert advice.
William Joseph Scheick
Saint l.eo's, lrvington
BUCHMANN BEACON5 Science Club 3,
45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2,
35 Walsh Weavings, Co-Editor 4.
"anyone for psychology?" . , . profound
speaker . . . trying anything is his trade-
mark . . . shore bound , . , a dilettante
author . . . sure to be a success.
John Ralph Schiavino
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Mission Representative 3, 45 Science Club
3, 45 Class Basketball 2, 3.
chemistry capers . . . one of the guys
. . . "Aw, hey, Mr. King!" , . . keeps
them rolling in the aisles . . . exuberant
laughter . . . habitually hungry.
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Carol Ann Schlegel
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class President l 5 Walsh Weavings 2, 4
Library Club l, 2g Junior Prom Com-
mitteeg Commercial Club 3, 41 Class
Basketball 25 BUCHMANN BEACON
"can I have the car, Dad?" . . . sweet,
smiling, and sensible . . . charming man
Elizabeth Kathryn Schreitmueller
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Junior Prom Committee, Commercial Club
3, 4g BUCHMANN BEACONg Walsh
Weavings 45 Library Club l.
diligence deluxe . . . flashing brown eyes
. . . "Big brother is watching!" . . .
delightful buoyancy , . . peals of laughter
ner . . . Maplecrest regular . . . earnest . . . active girl.
worker . . , knit one, purl two.
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Regina Marie Schwartz
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Walsh Weavings 4, Junior Prom Commit-
teeg Commercial Club 3, 43 BUCHMANN
BEACON.
"hoIy crow" . . . blushing blonde . . .
Johnny Mathis fan . . . secretarial para-
gon . , . a Woolworth's smile . . . fashion
fanatic.
Mary Kathryn Scott
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committeeg French Club 25
BUCHMANN BEACONQ Debate 4.
"got a stamp?" . . . Parisienne . . .
fashion-wise . . . velvet voice . . . friendly
sincerity . . . telephonitis.
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Owen Richard Shea
'Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Walsh Weavings 4, Library Club l 3 Class
Basketball 23 Junior Prom Committee:
JV Basketball l, 2g Varsity Basketball
3, 4, BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Ollie" , . , ballrocm's best . . . always
good for a laugh . . . Wildwood Wan-
derer . . . pleasure before business . . .
one of the boys.
'Peter Francis Smeraldo
Our Lady of All Souls, East Orange
BUSINESS WOMEN-Working at the ditto are Elizabeth Schrelt
mueller fleftl and Patricia Ryan. Susan Soelbrandt lseated leftl
prepares to add on the calculator, and Kathleen Jotz tries out the
electric typewriter.
Mission Representative 25 Walsh Weav-
ings 45 BUCHMANN BEACON5 Intra-
murals 25 Library Club 3.
man of l,OOO faces . . . "But Sister, we
were talking about schoolwork" . . .
quick wit . . . sartorial-minded . . .
"Yeah . . . well!" . . . a guy with a
congenial personality.
Susan Elizabeth Soelbrandt
Saint Paul the Apostle, Irvington
Class Vice President l 5 Class Secretary 25
Commercial Club 3, 45 Walsh Weavings
l, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Glee Club
45 Commercial Club Secretary 45 BUCH-
MANN BEACON.
"really?" . . . jovial joker . . . "If you
knew Susie" . . . spring in her step . . .
short and sweet . . . "Silhouettes"
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Saint Leo's, Irvington
Junior Prom Committee5 Walsh Weavings
45 BUCHMANN BEACON5 Commercial
Club 3, 4.
"Rosie" . , . long dark tresses . . . con-
vertible craze . . . makes fun a habit . . .
Flo's favorite . . . "Earth Angel."
Jo Ann Marie Stawski
Saint Joseph, Maplewood
MORNING CHORE - Senior paperboys Gerald Dougherty lleftl,
Nicholas Cordasco, and Kenneth Camp count out papers for the senior
classes.
Commercial Club 3, 45 Walsh Weavings
45 Junior Prom Commiftee5 BUCHMANN
BEACON.
"Jo" . . . pussy cat sneezes . . . Miss
Subways . . . lyrical laugh . . . "Dad,
teach me to drive?" . . . future letter
writer . . . Walsh forever.
LAB TECHNICIANS-Fractional distillation is the experiment under
Elizabeth Helen Stopper
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Class Secretary l5 Walsh Weavings 45
Junior Prom Committee5 Commercial 3,
45 BUCHMANN BEACON.
N.C.E. enrollee . . . artistic ability , . .
weakness for lavender . . , wistful ways
. . . iceskating champ . . . tall and
talented.
consideration by Barbara Zekeres llefti and Marion Monteverdi.
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Marjorie Ellen Strong
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg
Library Club l, 25 Walsh Weavings 45
Commercial Club 3, 45 BUCHMANN
BEACON.
"Bonnie" . . . invaluable friend , . .
bookkeeping whiz . . , altruistic attitude
. . . lunch time jitterbug . . . light-
hearted.
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Edward Peter Szpiech
Saint Leo's, Irvington
BUCHMANN BEACON5 Class Basketball
25 Walsh Weavings 45 Class Vice Presi-
dent l5 Latin Club 3.
"Spike" . . , tall, dark, etc .... Mr. Latin
. . . "Ed, anybody see Bill?" . . . "I give
two" . . . the helper.
Patricia Ann Trabalik
Saint Michael, Union
Class Secretary l5 BUCHMANN BEA-
CON5 Library Club 2, 35 French Club 3,
45 Junior Prom Comrnitteeg Science Club
45 Dramatic Club 3.
"The Crew" . . . a live wire . , . math
magician . . . heavenly blue eyes . . .
patented laugh . . , chatterbox specialty.
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Joyce Maryann Wacker
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Commercial Club 3, 45 Walsh Weavings
45 Junior Prom Committee5 Glee Club 45
BUCHMANN BEACON.
"Miss Candy 1959" . , . blue-eyed blonde
. . . Woolworth's special . . . Irvington
House regular . . . "Jolly Joy" . . . warm
smile.
Donna Ann West
St. Mark, Sea Gift
Canteen Committee 3, 45 BUCHMANN
BEACON: Science Club 45 Library Club
l, 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee: French
Club 35 Class Basketball l.
canteen captain , . . "Do you have a red
lollipop?" . . . loquacious lass . . , small
girl, big heart . . . "The Crew" . . .
delightful disposition.
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Eileen Claire Young
Saint Leo's, Irvington
Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Commit-
teeg Schola 25 BUCHMANN BEACON.
pretty as a picture . . . best in a Buick
. . . pampers her pageboy . . . sincerity
plus . . . walks in beauty . . . high ideals.
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Front Row Heftl: Judy Anderson, Mary Karosen, Carol Sorchinski, Eileen Larney, Barbara Lawrie, Regina Donroe, Patricia Brady,
Elizabeth Ghegan, Patricia Gaynor. Second Row: Patricia O'Connor, Carol Ann Krychiw, Mary Kleissler, Joan Vyniski, Margaret
Cobb, Patricia Grimes, lngrid Kobbergcr, Rosemary Lowe, Third Row: Barbara Bussiculo, Mary Newcombe, Gail Gingrich, Phyllis
Orlando, Patricia l-lomza, Lucille Cunningham, Oliyia Mauriello. Patricia Hospodar, Margaret Cassidy lSecretaryl. Back Row:
Elizabeth Hurtuk, Dorothy Niziolek Nice Presidentl, Barbara Zach, Elizabeth Fetzer, Barbara Wulff, Barbara Mizia, Marlene
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"TOO TIGHT?"-Asks Mr. Ghegan of Margaret Cobb. Oliyia
Mauriello and Patricia Grimes await their turn to be measured
for the school ring.
APOLOGETlCS-A formidable-sounding subject is clarified for
the junior girls by Father Schreltmuel er.
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Charles Kiefer. Second Row: Martin Brophy, Timothy Mennuti, Richard Fachet, Thomas Burkhard, William Drolaach, Vincent
C0DDOl3, Patil BUYS? Third ROWS JHPOOS Hand lViCe Presidenti, Peter Rinaldi, Peter Caldwell, Georqe Straiich, Daniel Klimek,
Dennis Hughes, Douglas Hughes, Frank Loftus. Fourth Row: Wlilliam McFadden, William Pollak, Edward Kiziukiewicz, Roger
Woodhour, William Lisowski, Florian Zepecki, Brian Kane. Back Row: Bernard Baehr, Joseph Krukauskus, Frank Fehrenbach,
Thomas Hamer, James Boland lPresidentJ, Edward Hopkins lSecretaryl, Walter Nieliwocki, Thomas Cort.
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BOOK OVERDUE?-"lmpossiblel" exclaims Frank Fehrenbach to
librarians Brian Kane and Vincent Coppola. George Strauch waits
patiently for service.
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James Hand, Margaret Cobb, Paul Burst, and Edward Kiziukie-
wicz handle some of the utensils of their science.
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Mary LaRusso, Joan Buddenhagen. Second Row: Catherine Maziekien, Margaret Bogstahl, Kathryn Zimmerman, Rosamund Lock-
wood, Marian Roncskevitz, Mary Jo Turner, Florence Tambasco, Helen Stolzenberger. Third Row: Joann lsemann, Madelyne
Glasscox, Kathleen O'Brien Nice Presidentj, Margaret McHugh, Patricia Chmielak, Melanie Janusz, Jane Silbernagel, Virginia
Burns, Fourth Row: Joan Farber, Evelyn West, Elizabeth Smith, Paula Kaufmann, Anne Van Cleve, Joyce Sabatos lPresidentj,
Eleanor Refinski. Back Row: Mary Lynn Heurich, Patricia Lennon, Joan Mury, Claire Biunno, Sandra Farell.
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time "Sacky Sophs" in a number to entertain the
seniors at Class Night.
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NEIGHBORHOOD PETS-Young puppies engage the
attention of James Boland, Joan Farber, Gertrude
Pech, Jean Ann McConnell, Gail Demko, and Susan
Hulighan.
MESS HALL-Peter Smeraldo fthird from leftj ques-
tions Joseph Krukauskas on his appetite. Appearing
also are William Drobach, William Pollak, and Eileen
Larney.
WORKING WITH WORDS-Juniors concen-
trate on working out exercises in vocabulary.
GOOD BEGlNNING-Juniors start the year
right by preparing for the Mass of the
Holy Ghost.
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of pet bears, panda, and cat.
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the bioscope.
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Front Row Klc-ftj: Susan Hulighan, Agnes Ruiak, Andrea Pribula, Gertrude Pech Nice Presidentj, Mary Lou Reddington, A
Siconolti, Gloria Tambasco, Janice Coen, Joan Laterrera, Kathleen Devine, Bernadette Noll. Second Row: Nancy Brothers
Tadrick, Diane Byrnes, Karen Kurnpf, Lillian Kimmig, Barbara Stahl, Kathleen Gleason, Susan Gormly CSecretaryl, Barbara
Third Row: Gisela Weigel, Patricia Greeley, Carole Palle, Kathleen Brady, Gertrude Spence, Rosemary Ley, Gail Wiesner
Remmlinger. Fourth Row: Judith McCauley, Judith Andes, Barbara Chmielak, Jean Ann McConnell, Marcella Galty, Marie
Rita Gulbicki, Larissa Janiw. Back Row: Joan Ducas, Irene Reilly, Jule Ann Sitek, Kathleen Berman tlfresidentl, Dorothy Lenz
Carol Calimano, Catherine Reddington, Mary Eileen Keane.
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Front Row Ileftjz Bart Lawless, Peggy Ferugia, Charlene Hippe, Anita Humphrey, Kathleen Herman, Margaret Clinton, Eileen
Conry, Joan Rommel, Veronica Carello, Stephen Leonarclis. Second Row' Joseph Valenti tPresidentt. Rosemary Reilly, Ellen Brown,
Charlotte Paris, Ellen Farmer, Nancy Ford, Valerie Markowski iSecretaryJ, Diane Reiner, Joyce Gingrich, Samuel Franco. Third
Row: Thomas Frantz, Bernard Kilzaitlewski, Brian McGough, Michael Llpkin, Howard Leary, Mario DeLuca, Raymond Forse James
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as o, Joseph DeSantis. Fourth Row, Charles DeBenedittls, Frank Liiak, Thomas Flanagan, Richard NIGWOUFSRI, Joseph Trabold,
Jan Kruty, Frank Heaney, Robert Brady. Back Row: Joseph Dolan, Thomas Dobrowski, John Tully, Not Pictured: Michael Mat-
thews Nice Presiclentj, Leonard Kingston.
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SEPTEMBER REUNION--Renewing acquaintances and exchanging
books on thc first day of school are Veronica Carello fleftJ
Charlene Hippe, Carol O'Hare, Dolores SCIlJllI5, Mary Ann Shea
LATIN-LOVERS-Bernadette Noll Kstandingj translates a passage
from Julius Caesar for Sister Petronilla and members of Latin ll
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Front Row Kleftl: Maureen Dasko, Kathleen Campbell, Barbara Ciangio, Eve Feret CPresidentl, Joanne Pisapia, Maureen Derrig
Second Row: Susan Delfrancisco, Carole Lombardi, Patricia Pilas, Harriet Dziuban CSecretaryl, Mary Brennan, Kathleen Cregan
Third Row: Kathleen Olvaney, Jane Gingrich, Betty Baumgartner, Eileen McGinty, Edith Gallucci lVice Presidentl, Kathleen Coma
iskey, Patricia Murray. Fourth Row: Marilyn Herbert, Mary Ellen Sickles, Patricia Vyniski, Barbara Julg, Regina Kiziukiewicz,
Alice Lowe, Kathleen Duffy. Back Row: Evelyn Brennan, Karen Walsh, Cecilia Krein, Mary Hughes, Janet Schreck, Eleanor
Demko, Joan Hoag. Not Pictured: Madeline Giordano.
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HOOPING IT UP-Freshmen Kathleen Campbell fleftl, Mary
Hughes, Patricia Ann Pilas, and Kathleen Duffy try. their skill
with the Hula Hoop.
PUZZLE PAPERiNewcomers to Walsh try to puzzle
out their schedules. Bonnie Gingrich fleftj, Madeline
Malovany, Alice Lowe, Penny Farrell, Daniel Schneider,
Charles Menary, and Thomas Gramm,
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OVER THE TOP-Books piled high are no obstacle to the rapt
attention of Class IC.
OPEN MOUTHS-Class IC gives its interpretation of
American Folk Ballads.
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Front Row fleftj: John Callahan, Thomas Grimes, Edward Dorsey, Peter Marie, John David LaVeIle, Daniel Cavanaugh, John
Nimeth, Glen Roberts. Second Row: Thomas Conroy, Robert Hughes lVice Presirlentj, Daniel Schneider lPresidentl, Jeffrey
Guerin, Ronald Petracca, Robert Haas, Fred Lepple. Third Row: Joseph Joyce, James Reilly, Robert Egan, John Zalewski, Michael
McFadden, Dennis Connell, Denis Foley. Back Row: Carl Spolarich, Joseph Nadzan, Robert Delrkat lSecretaryJ, Stanley Gorski,
John Wojcik, Bernard Michalski, William Mink.
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Reitberger. Second Row: Thomas Gramm lPresidentl, Marianne Schaedel, Lorraine Guiliano, Teresa Karneszewska, Dolores Scheick,
Margaret Winters Nice Presidentl, Robert Budra. Third Row: John Laurino, Barbara Dwyer, Madeline Malovany, Catherine Freel,
Ellen Yurecko CS'ecretaryJ, Alma Farrell, Robert Smith, Ronald Jacobovitz. Back Row: Arthur Rossbach, Charles Menary, Charles
Mauer, Joseph Mauer, Michael Mauer.
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ABSORBING TOPIC-Under the guidance of Sister Albert, freshmen find
ancient history interesting,
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President . . .
Secretary . .
Kathleen Berman
Carol Calimano
Barbara Chmielak
Patricia Chmieklak
Janice Coen
Darlene Donohue
Joan Farber
Joan Fitzgerald
Patricia Grimes
Louena Guidera
Julie Hawkins
Patricia Homza
Elizabeth Hurtuk
Melanie Janusz
Kathleen Jotz
Carol Ann Kaptor
Mary Karosen
Paula Kaufmann
SCHOLA
Betty Baumgartner
Mary Brennan
Carol Calimano
Judy Calabrese
Eleanor Crecca
Cecilia Dolch
Susan DeFrancisco
Joan Farber
Carol Genabith
Maria Grasso
Lorraine Guiliano
Marilvn Herbert
Carol Hoag
Joan Hoag
Kathryn Homza
Patricia Homza
Mary Beth Hughes
Melanie Janusz
Carol Kapscady
CLUB
Ingrid Kobberger
. Gertrude Spence
Eileen Keane
Lillian Kimrnig
Mary Kleissler
Dorothy Lenz
Rosamund Lockwood
Jean Ann McConnell
Margaret Mcl-lugh
Bernadette Noll
Kathleen Oigzech
Gertrude Pech
Diane Reiner
Rosemarie Roccasecca
Patricia Ryan
Barbara Schaefer
Joyce Wacker
Gisela Weigel
Barbara Zach
Barbara Zekeres
CANTORUM
Mary Karosen
Paula Kaufmann
Eileen Keane
Lillian Kimmig
Carol Krychiw
Rosamuncl Lockwood
Alice Lowe
Dorothy Lenz
Carol Lombardi
Madeline Mallvany
Barbara Pollak
Virginia Parlan
Diane Reiner
Joan Reitberger
Barbara Rimmele
Rosemarie Roccasecca
Dolores Scheick
Hermine VanSomeren
GLEE CLUB
The Glee Club numbers forty girls who are trained by Sister Coronata
and Mrs. Lucy Carpenito to sing at various functions in Church and to
entertain social groups, At Christmastime the members carol for the
Rosary Society where they are always warmly received. Annually the club
is invited to Irvington High School to participate in the Human Relations
program which features folk songs,
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Another opportunity for girls who are interested in music is the
Schola, which is limited to members of St. Leo's Parish. This choir sings
the High Mass on Sunday, Christmas Midnight Mass preceeded by carols.
and other liturgical services. Each spring representatives of the Schola
take part also in the Demonstration Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral.
CHRISTMAS CHEER-Members of the Glee Club enjoy refresh-
ments at the Christmas Party of the Rosary Society, at which
they sang.
A MERRY TUNE-Glee Club rehearses a favorite number, "A
Christmas Card."
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CONCERT-GOERS- Juniors and Sophomores board bus to attend
the Youth Concert at Carnegie Hall in New York,
HIGH MASS-Nine o'clock High Mass is sung by the Schola
every Sunday morning. Sister Coronata directsg Mrs. Carpenito
S4 at the organ.
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tern and William Scheick go over an issue
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JUNIOR JOURNALISTS-Page editors get
to work. From left: Mary Jo Turner, John
Nichtern, William Scheick, Louena Guidera
lartl, Claire Biunno, Gail Demko, Mark
Olesnicky, Paul Burst, Timothy Mennuti.
LEARNING FROM OTHERS Scrutinizlng other publications are
Kleftl Joyce Hillner, Mary Newcombe, Nicholas Cordasco, Joan
Mury, Margaret Cobb, James Hand, and Jacqueline Wiggins.
Standing: William Drobach, Kenneth Camp, Joseph Peterson, and
After the lapse ot a year, publication
ot our student newspaper, Walsh
Weavings, resumed under new mod-
erators, Sister Jerome and Sister Albert.
The call for volunteer journalists was so
enthusiastically answered that the staff
could be selected only by means of a
written test, Now most of the literary
work is done by the upperclassmen.
Excellent photographs are supplied for
each issue by the Camera Club.
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Co-Editors
Associate Editors
Page Editors
Sports Editor
Artists
Reporters
Photographers
Business
William Scheick, John Nichtern
Paul Burst, Tim Mennuti, Mark
Olesnicky, William Drobach
Claire Biunno, Joan Buddenhagen,
Joseph Peterson, Thomas Cort,
Patricia Dutter, Gail Demko,
Mary Newcombe, Elizabeth Fet-
zer, Mary Jo Turner, Thomas
Burkhard
James Hand
Louena Guidera, Robert Smith,
George McDermott
Virginia Burns, Mary Lynn Heu-
rich, Mary Karosen, Joy Lock-
wood, Margaret Cobb, Patricia
Gaynor, Margaret Bogstahl. Re-
gina Donroe, Elizabeth Hurtuk,
Walter Melinis
Charles Weber, Phyllis Orlando
Kenneth Camp, Nicholas Cordasco
lHE Clilllillll CLUB
President .... . Phyllis Orlando
Vice President . . . Charles Weber
Secretary . . , . . Carol Herbert
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"LOOK AT Tl-llSl"fMembers of
the Camera Club find some interest
ing shots submitted by club pho
tographers. Seated: Dolores Scheick,
Bohden Czerniach, Phyllis Orlando,
Carol Herbert, Madelyn Glasscox
Marie Werner. Standing: Robert
Neri, Charles Weber, Stephen Leona
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lHllll CLUB
President , . . .
Vice President . .
Secretary . . . .
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Mary Ann Roselli
. .Claire Biunno
. Jane Silbernagel
Mary Lynn Heurich
Joyce l-lillner
Kathleen O'Brien
Joan Buddenhagen
Virginia Burns
Patricia Chmielak
Gail Demko
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l-llC, HAEC, HOC-or something
that sounds like it ought to be the
I first words of the constitution of the
Latin Club. So think Joyce l-lillner,
Mary Lynn l-leurich, Jane Silbernagel,
Claire Biunno, Marv Ann Roselli, Pa-
tricia Chmielak. Gail Demko, Kathleen
O'Brien. Virginia Burns, and Joan
Buddenhagen.
One of Walsih's most active organizations is the
Camera Club, which aims to make the art of photography
fun. Guided by their capable moderator, Sister Walter,
the members find that taking as well as developing and
printing pictures is fascinating. An annual event antici-
pated by all the members is the trip to the Coliseum to
view the photography exhibit there.
Peter Andreyuk
Robert Brady
Nancy Brothers
Carol Calimano
Barbara Chmielak
Peggy Clinton
Janice Coen
Lucille Cunningham
Bohdan Czerniach
Charles DeBenedittis
Patricia Dutter
Eve Feret
Madelyn Glasscox
Patricia Greeley
Marilyn Herbert
Joann lsemann
Eileen Keane
Dorothy Lenz
Stephen Leonardis
Rosemary Ley
Richard Mancini
Michael Matthews
Wayne Miller
Robert Neri
Carole Palle
Patricia Pilas
Dolores Scheick
Marie Werner
September 1958 brought about the organization of the
Latin Club of Archbishop Walsh High School. The club con-
sists of eleven members, who chose as their motto, Latina viam
ducit. Under the guidance of Sister Petronilla, this organization
will continue to grow and prove that Latin, indeed, leads
the way.
7' i ' MAKlNG ENDS MEET-"Will wc have enoiiqh money to have the
WHO-S WHO?7 LITCYHW Staff meets 10 Caption picmresl This kinct of hook we want?" ask fclockwisel Eileen Young, Cecilia Piotti,
task is completed only after they have recognized the students in Eling Amlrsii :bla Carter' Vwgmla MBSUCU- Marv Kall""Vn SCOTT'
the photo and discovered what they were rloing, an Omni' 05'
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ALL IN A DAY- Racing the deadline are fsittingl Kathleen Jotz, Editor .... Jean Zrebiec '
Susan Soellwranctt, Katherine Neri. Carol Golden, Rosemary Rocca
secca, Kathleen O'Donne1l, loycc Wacker. Rose Santoriello, fStand
ingl' Elizabeth Lach, Meredith Byron, Carol Schlegcl, Barbara Pchler,
Virginia McBain, and Shclsa Saccentc.
' Business Manager . . Rita Carver
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L... CAPABLE ARTISTS-Louena Guidera fsittingl
I . and Darlene Donohue sketch a few designs
BUSINESS WOMENgRita Carver fstaridirigl for me Buchma,-m geacom
explains the financial condition of the yearf
book to Kleftj Theresa Petrillo and Patricia
Dorsey.
"LOOK HOW THEY DO lT"' Exclaims Jean Zrebie it r '
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CROWDED SUBWAYS7gGoing uptown to the
early morning session ot the yearbook con-
vention are Jean Zrolwiec. ,lo Ann Stawski,
Julic Hawkins. anil Mary Lou Del3c-neclitlis.
,f 1 C, ed o, to Rita
Carver and Sister Carola. moderator. Examining the yearbook display at
the Columbia Scholastic Press Convention arc also fleftl, Julie Hawkins,
and Jo Ann Stawski.
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HOTEL BlLTMORE-Played host to the Columbia Scholastic
Press Association. Clockwise around the table: Rita Carver, Jo
Ann Stawski, Jean Zrebiec, Julie Hawkins fstandingl. Sister
Carola, and Mary Lou DeBenedittis.
POSING PRETTY- Friday Night Canteen Committee consists of:
C. U. ll.
Practically every student ot Archbishop Walsh
High School belongs to the Catholic Youth Organi-
zation. Members attend the monthly Communion
on the third Sunday, participate in the First Friday
Holy Hour, and enjoy the Friday Night Canteen.
Father James Laing is the moderator.
Front Row' Vito Zappa, Joseph Krukauskas, Edward Kiziukiewicz,
Back Row: Donna West, Gail Demko, Rita Gullnicki, Judith Andes.
THE WEEK OF THE YEAR 7 Preparing a CYO bulletin board are
ORCHIDS OR RADISHESP-Cecilia Dolch Kleftj and Patricia Chmielak
pin vegetable corsages on their dates, '
flefti Elaine Andros, Judy Goodwin, and Joan Mary McConnell.
l F SADIE HAWKINS SOCIALIZERS - Around the table clockwise are Joseph
Trapoid, Carol Lombardi, Raymond Forse, Patricia Brown, Mary Ann
Shea, Jan Kruty, fbe-hindi Peggy Ann Ferugia, and Thomas Flanagan.
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FOR OVERSEAS-Medical supplies are being sorted and packed for foreign
missions by class representatives Ot the Mission Club.
llllSSlllll CLUB
To ease some of the suffering of the
people of foreign missions and to help sup-
port our home missions, representatives from
each homeroom collect money, stamps and
medical supplies. Each student contributes
by his generosity to this charitable work.
Other responsibilities of the Mission Club
are the Advocate Subscription Drive as well
as the Watch Dance on New Year's Eve.
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iliEllCH lJlUB
President .
Vice President
Secretary . .
Claire Biunno
Joan Buddenhagen
Patricia Chmielak
Palma Cozza
Gail Demko
Regina Donroe
Elizabeth Fetzer
Patricia Ga nor
Elizabeth Gheqan
Patricia Grimes
Julie Hawkins
Mary Lynn Heurich
Joyce Hillner
Elizabeth l-lurtuk
Carol Ann Kaptor
Paula Kaufmann
Mary Kleissler
. Mary Lou DeBenedittis
. . Joyce Sabatos
. Louena Guidera
Eileen Larney
Barbara Lawrie
Virginia Masucci
Olivia Mauriello
Margaret McHugh
Dorothy Niziolek
Kathleen O'Brien
Marlene Pennell
Joan Riccardi
Marian Roncskevitz
Mary Ann Roselli
Mary Kathryn Scott
lane Silbernagel
Patricia Trabalik
Mary Jo Turner
Jo-Ann Vitanzo
Jacqueline Wiggins
A pleasant way to become
acquainted with French culture is
through Le Cercle Francais. To initi-
ate the Junior members, the Seniors
had them dramatize La Marseillaise.
At Christmastime the club carolled
for the Sisters tin French, of coursel.
Class dramatizations of La Belle
France prove both enlightening and
amusing, as past experiences have
shown.
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Jean Zrebiec
LE MARSEILLAISE iPart 31-Juniors give their own interpretation to National song
as part of the French Club initiation of new members. From left' Marlene Pennell
Claire Biunno, Elizabeth Fetzer, Mary Jo Turner, Patricia Grimes: Olivia Mauriello:
Patricia Chmielak, and Margaret McHugh.
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PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS or ESPANOLP-
Sister Margarette talks to Miss Rodriguez ot
the Latin American Institute of New York.
Appearing with them are Joyce Sabatos
fleftl, and Mary Lou DeBenedittis, officers
of the French Club.
Judy Andes
Peter Andreyuk
Judy Becker
Kathleen Berman
Robert Brady
Carol Calimano
Daniel Cavanaugh
Janice Coen
Dennis Connell
Kathleen Cregan
Maureen Dasko
Robert Delikat
Maureen Derrig
Edith Gallucci
Kathleen Gleason
Susan Gormly
Stanley Gorski
Rita Gulbicki
Marilyn Herbert
Joan Hoag
Joseph Joyce
Diana Jund
Eileen Keane
Lillian Kimmig
Regina Kiziukiewicz
Cecilia Krein
Frank Kyak
Karen Kumpf
Joan Laferrera
John LaVelle
Howard Leary
Fred Lepple
Dorothy Lenz
Rosemary Ley
Alice Lowe
Richard Mancini
Michael Matthews
Michael Mauer
Judith McCauley
Jean McConnell
Eileen McGinty
Bernard Michalski
William Mink
Robert Neri
Gertrude Pech
Joanne Pisapia
Frank Pollak
Armand Pouliot
Andrea Pribula
Catherine Reddington
Mary Lou Reddington
Patricia Reid
Rosemarie Reilly
Diane Reiner
Brenda Remmlinger
Barbara Rimmele
Joan Romrnel
Daniel Schneider
Mary Ellen
Schoonover
Janet Schreck
Maryellen Sickles
Patricia Smith
Gertrude Spence
Carl Spolarich
Barbara Stahl
Bernadette Sullivan
Joseph Szpiech
John Tully
Karen Walsh
Gisela Weigel
Marie Werner
Gail Wiesner
John Woicik
John Zalewski
Robert Zrebiec
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HERE'S HOW-Father Laing, moderator, introduces two faithful
members of the Sodality in St. Peter's Prep in Jersey City, who will
spark Walsh boys in joining the Soclality here.
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lNTRODUClNG-Joyce Hillner, veteran Sodalist from St. Paul's,
Irvington, explains some of the rules to her intent audience, This
is part of the Sophomore and Freshman turn-out at the inception
of the Sodality.
DEBHTE CLUB
Mr. Robert Brady, instructor in Public Speaking, has
undertaken to revive the Debate Club of three years ago.
Activities began with practice debates within the club. The
subject tor this year is a topic of world-wide interest-
"Should Red China be admitted to the United Nations."
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FIVE VOICESA-Participants in the Voice of Democracy orator
ical contest practice their speeches. From left: Joyce Hillner
Darlene Donohue, James l-land, Roger Woodhour, and Michael
Foehner,
LIBHHRU CLUB
The purpose of the Library Club is to
promote good reading habits and a better un-
derstanding of library techniques. Library
members render valuable assistance with the
card catalogue as well as signing out books
for students.
President , . . William Scheick
Vice President . . . . John Mech
Secretary . . . Walter Nieliwocki
Treasurer . .... . Walter Melinis
Judy Becker Patricia Brown Eve Feret gsevhj Jggce
Car a Biskey Kenneth Camp Peggy Ann Perugia Plalfa il f
Patricia Bradley Veronica Carello Stanley Gorski Nftlfa L au mann, h
Kathleen Brady Patricia Dutter A A Carol Gruenling Eifegn Kggeyeuflc
Ellen Brown Charles DeBenedittis Carol Herbert
Mary Laszok
John LaVelle
Florence McCormack
Michael Matthews
Timothy Mennuti
Jane Meringer
Joseph Nadzan
John Nimeth
Anne Marie Oliver
Thomas Palmieri
Virginia Parlan
Patricia Pilas
Dolores Scheick
Carl Spolarich
Joseph Trabolcl
' John Tully
Frances Walsh
John Woicik
Marion Wroblewski
l Eileen Young
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President . .
Vice President
Secretary . .
James Boland
Virginia Burns
Paul Burst
Rosemary Bussiculo
Meredith Byron
Rita Carver
Thomas Cort
Darlene Donohue
Patricia Dorsey
Gerald Dougherty
Patricia Dutter
Elizabeth Ghegan
. Michael Foehner
Darlene Donohue
Eleanor Maziarski
Judith Goodwin
Louena Guidera
Edward Hopkins
James Hughes
Barbara Lawrie
Walter Melinis
Walter Nieliwocki
Mark Olesnicky
Kathleen Orzech
William Schelck
Elizabeth Smith
Evelyn West
IT SHOULD NOT! - Evelyn West, first speaker for the negative,
gives reasons why Red China should not be admitted to the UN.
Other members ot the negative team are Darlene Donohue and
William Scheick.
IT SHOULD1- Upholding the affirmative to the question of Red
China being admitted to the UN are Patricia Dorsey, Kathleen
Orzech, and Carol Ann Kaptor.
RALLY ROUND THE MAG
AZINES-David Meehan,
Dolores
John Tu
Wojcik,
browse
Scheick, Eve Feret,
lly, Glen Roberts, John
and Mary Laszok
through the latest.
OFF WE GO-to the Library Conference in New York, Library enthusiasts
include John Tully, Bart Lawless, Bohdan Czerniach, Thomas Grimes, Dennis
Connell, John Nirneth, Peter Marie, John Laurino, Michael Matthews, Robert
Brady, Robert Neri, Diane Byrnes and Hilda Rumsauer.
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POTENTlAL CLJRIES-Darlene Donohue and Judy
Goodwin, under the directuon of Mr. King, observe
the neutralization of phosphoric acid when reacted
with sodium hydroxide.
"WELL, YOU SEE, I STARTED LIKE THIS . . . "-explains Florian Zeoecki holding
one of his geometric figures made with toothpicks. Admiring companions are Thomas
Burkhard, Cleftj William Pollak, and Daniel Klimek fstandingl.
llUlIlEUS CLUB
The Nucleus, or Science Club, consists of
members of the Senior and Junior classes who
show interest and ability in the scientific field.
Students of chemistry and physics who have
an average ot eighty-tive or above are eligible
to join. Meetings are devoted to science pro-
jects and to lectures.
President . .
Vice President
Secretary . .
Treasurer . .
Thomas Burkhard
Paul Burst
Margaret Cobb
Thomas Cort
Mary Lou
DeBenedittis
Darlene Donohue
Gerald Dougherty
Judith Goodwin
Louena Guidera
James Hand
Carol Herbert
Robert Hofmann
Dennis Hughes
James Hughes
Edward Kiziukiewicz
. . Walter Melinis
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. . .John Mech
. Barbara Zekeres
. Michael Foehner
Daniel Klimek
Ralph Kobberger
Joan Mary McConnell
Marion Monteverdi
John Nichtern
Kathleen Orzech
Thomas Palma
Thomas Dalmieri
William Pollak
Lawrence Prihula
William Scheick
John Schiavino
Patricia Trahalik
Donna West
Florian Zenccki
Jean Zrebiec
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EASY NOW- Larry Prihuln and
William SLMCICR tlemonstmte the
varying effects ot weights ot a
catalyst on a substance.
H
llllllllllflillllll CLUB
The purpose of the Com-
mercial Club is to prepare the
Senior and Junior business stu-
dents for the many varied ac-
tivities of the business world
by means of club projects and
lectures.
To give training in efficiency
and integrity, the Senior stu-
dents act as secretaries to the
faculty. They have charge of
the school banking, and type
programs for school assemblies
and other special occasions.
FOR FUN AND WORK-Joyce Wacker
Kstanding, leftj describes what the well-
dressed business woman wears for work
and play. Aspiring models are fseatedj
Catherine Maziekien, Elizabeth Stopper,
Elizabeth Schreitrnueller, Patricia Ryan,
Dorothy Visconti. Standing: Patricia Lennon,
Carol Sorchinski, Meredith Byron, Barbara
Pehler, and Janice Goodwin.
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Judith Anderson
Patricia Bardi
Margaret Bogstahl
Patricia Brady
Barbara Bussiculo
Rosemary Bussiculo
Meredith Byron
Margaret Cassidy
Lucille Cunningham
Mary Ann Demeter
Diane Eggert
Joan Farber
Sandra Farrell
Florence Fischer
Ruth Fischer
Joan Fitzgerald
Arlene Gebhardt
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Gail Gingrich
Madelyn Glasscox
Carol Golden
Janice Goodwin Pres.
Arlene Guiliano
Naomi Helmstetter
Patricia Hospodar
Elizabeth Hynson
Joann lsemann
Melanie Janusz
Kathleen Jotz
Beverly Kanzler
Carol Kapscady
Joan Klingel
Mary Ann Kossack
Carol Ann Krychiw
Elizabeth Lach
Judith Laferrera
Mary LaRusso
Patricia Lennon
Virginia McBain
Kathleen Neri
Mary Newcombe
Patricia O'Connor
Kathleen O'Donncll
Barbara Pehler
Theresa Petrillo
Vivian Plante
Eleanor Refinski
Rosemarie Roccasecca
Patricia Ryan, V.P.
Shelia Saccente
Rose Santoriello
Barbara Schaefer
BEVY OF BEALJTIES - The Commercial Club
members model the latest in formal wear.
Front Row: Mary Ann Kossack, Mary New-
combe, Joan Farber, Theresa Petrillo, Mar-
iorie Strong. Second Row: Barbara Schaefer,
Susan Soelbrandt, Kathleen Jotz, Patricia
Barcti. Back Row: Carol Schlegel, Joan
Fitzgerald, Naomi l-lelmstetter, Rosemary
Bussiculo.
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Carol Schlegel
Regina Schwartz
Rosemary Sobolewski
Susan Soelbranclt, Sec
Carol Sorchinski
Jo Ann Stawski
Helen Stolzenberger
Elizabeth Stopper
Marjorie Strong
Florence Tambasco
Anne VanCleve
Dorothy Visconti
Joan Vyniski
Joyce Wacker
Barbara Wulff
Kathryn Zimmerman
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Elizabeth Sch reitmueller
MARY OUR MOTHER - is a part
of every Walsh activity. Here, Vin-
cenf Coppola and Edward Kiziukie-
wicz honor their Heavenly Queen
with roses.
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Under the patronage of Our Blessed Mother,
members of the Junior classes received, in
December, something that was to become a
part of them from that day forward-their
class ring. To show their gratitude and loyalty
each placed a rose at the feet of the statue of
Our Lady. The brief ceremony was completed
with a congratulatory note from our beloved
Monsignor Buchmann.
A MILESTONE- ln the life of any Junior is receiving the school
ring. Sister,Gerard, assisted by Sister Martina, Sister Margarette,
and Sister Petronilla, gives The coveted ring to Jacqueline
Wiggins, Eileen Larney Imiddlej, and Joyce Hillner fleftl.
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ing his ring!"
serious countenances of Monsignor Buch
mann and Mrs. Phillip Dolch.
SOLEMNITY-That the Ring Ceremony is
not to be taken lightly is evident from the
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IN GRATITUDE - Senior and Junior presidents, representing 'their classes,
offer a token of gratitude and affection to Sister Gerard. From left,
Robert Lisowski, Shelia Saccente, Mary Lou DeBenedIttis, James Boland,
Marlene Pennell, and Joyce Sabatos.
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SANTA'S OFFICIAL HELPERS-4A class officers, Marion
Monteverdi, Barbara Zekeres, Eleanor Maziarski, and Mary
Lou DeBenedittis help arrange gifts.
and lent of it is indicated b the carolers
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT- D Y Y .
Joseph DeSantis, Kathleen Herman, Veronica Carello, Anita Humphrey,
Charles DeBenedittis, John Tully, and Michael Matthews of Mr. Lagravenns
sophomore class.
THE MASCULINE TOUCH-Edward Hopkins Ietti
and James Boland present their special alt' rn
Sister Petronulln
CHIIISIIIIIIS
FOR ME?- Eleanor Crecca, Carla Biskey, Judy Becker,
Patricia Brown, Patricia Bradley, and Carol Genabith
exchange gifts at their class party.
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MRS. SANTAS-Carol Kapscady, Patricia Brady, Marlene
Pennell, Barbara Bussiculo, Joan Vyniski, Barbara Lawrie,
Margaret Cassidy, and Patricia Hospodar prepare a Christ-
mas surprise for Sister Martina.
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OLIDAY HOPPERS--Goltunn ID the I-Iollrlay Splrif are Lorraine
ulllano, Aullrcy Goodman, Mary Lou Dugan, Ronald Jacobovutz, and THE SENIOR WAY-Rcglna Scnwarlz, Kallwerlnc Nora,
olJQrTSmItr1. Jo Ann Stawskx, Naomi I-Iclrnslcllew, anrl Joan Klxngol
enyoy The lnlormallly of the closmg rlay.
CHRISTMAS TALKSEXA
changlng Chrrsrrnas con-
frclenccs are rbackl Susan
l'lLIllQlnlDV1. Judy McCauley,
Bernadette Noll, Janlcc
Coen. rS1ltrr1g Earlaara
Chmnclak, ,Ioan Ducas.
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Ton, Dorolhy Lenz, and
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STAG LINE-"Well, maybe later Father," COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT-Walshcrs dance the Old
V Year Out and 'the New Year in.
WALSH WATCHER5- PHFHCIDBTIHQ in N16 fun Of The WHICH DEVICE 65 SITTING iT OUT-Mkobert Brady and John Tully prefer thc
are fleftj John Nichfern, Pafricia Trabalnk, Mary Jo Turner, Michael peace and quiet gf The 5rdQ.lmC5 fg rockin' an' yollif-1'.
Carney, Jo-Ann Vifanzo, Vincent Coppola, Elizabeth Fetzer, Richard
Fachef, William Drobach, Mary Newcombe, and Jacquellne Wiggins.
Quarters
JV SKILL Peter Rinaldi gains possession ot the Plqygd PTS
WALSH CAGERS Front James Hoag Richard Fachet Edgar Herrmann Ccaptainl, Joseph McConnon, William Kratinski, Ralph Kobberger
Vincent Coppola Back Father Eugene MacDonald Patrick Foley fco-captainj, Brian Kane, John Nichtern, Frank Heaney, Ronald Wanczyk
Frank Loftus Edward Kiziukiewicz Charles Menary James Hand tmanagerj, Coach Robert Burrows.
VllllSllU BllSllElBllll
Overcoming a little bad luck at the start, the Walsh
Basketball Team brought about .an enthusiastic mid-
season. The captain, Ed Herrmann, together with Coach
Burrows, led the team to its seven victories. They were
invited to play in the North Jersey Catholic Conference
and lost to St. Michaels of Newark. At the close of the
season the record was 7-l2.
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Wanczyk . . 39
McConnon . . 67
Koblnerger . . I2
Nichtern . . . 44
Herrmann . . I93
Fachet . . BO
Hoag . . . l5
Foley . . . 73
Coppola . . 4
Kane . . . 26
Heaney . . 208
Kratinski . 44
Coviello ..... l38
' it if' SCORES
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Noy. Good Counsel .
Dec. St. James . .
Dec. lmmaculate
Conception .
Dec. Queen of Peace
Dec. DePaul . . .
Dec, Alumni . . .
Jan. lrv. Tech. .
Jan. DePaul . . .
Jan. St. Cecilia's .
Jan. Holy Trinity .
Jan, Bloomfield Tech
Jan. St, Mary's . .
Feb. Sacred Heart .
Feb. St. Michael's .
Feb, Good Counsel .
Feb. St. James . .
Feb, Holy Trinity .
Feb. Bailey Ellard .
Feb. St. Michaels .
Points tor 972 Points against lO96
Team RecorclY7 Wins, l2 Losses
High Scorer? Ed Hermann l93
LET'S HEAR THAT CHEER-Walsh High students ioin Varsity Cheerleaders in
cheering the team to victory.
SILVER AND RED, KNOCK 'EM DEAD!-JV Cheerleaders fkneelinglr Regina
Donroe, Joan Ricciardi, co-captain, Mary Jo Turner, standing: Catherine
Maziekien, Ingrid Kobberger, Kathleen O'Brien, Beth Fetzer, co-captain, Jane
Silbernagel, Margaret Bogstahl, Joyce Hillner.
J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES
WALSH OPP.
Nov. Good Counsel .
Dec Irv. Small Fry ,
Dec Essex Catholic.
Dec Immaculate
Conception ,
Dec. Queen ot Peace
Dec. DePaul . . .
Jan. Irv. Tech. . .
Jan. DePaul . . .
Jan. St. Cecilia's .
Jan. Holy Trinity .
Jan, Bloomfield Tech
Jan. St. Mary's . .
Jan. Immaculate
Conception .
Feb Sacreil Heart .
Feb
St. Michael's .
Feb Good Counsel .
Feb. St. James . .
Feb. Holy Trinity .
Feb Bailey Ellard .
Team Recordf I2 Wins, 7 Losses
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INDIVIDUAL SCORES
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Rinaldi ......... I3
Wilk . . . 5
Lipkin . . 23
Valenti , . . 20
Loftus . , . 23
Czerniach . . 9
Pasko . . . 53
Kiziukiewicz . . . 4
Meanery . . . . 221
Klirnek . . . 55
McGough . 5
Schneider 2
Hughes . . 26
Mueller . . . IS
Kratinski . . 9
Wojcik . . 0
Delikat . . O
Foley , . . 6
Coppola . . IO6
Fachet . . l22
DcSantis . . . 2
Forse . . . 29
Wanczyk . . 48
.Q-.5
IN A HUDDLE-Mr. Burrows, Ralph Kobberger, Ed-
gar Herrmann, Pat Foley, Ronald Wanczyk discuss
the next play.
WIN OR LOSE-the team is sure of the
rousing cheers, unfailing support and undy-
ing loyalty of the Varsity cheerleaders:
fStandingJ Barbara Pehler, Meredith Byron,
Darlene Donohue, Donna West, Virginia
McBain, and Patricia Trabalik. fKneeling1
Joan Mary McConnell, captain, Kathy Jotz,
Judy Goodwin, and Janice Goodwin, co-
captain.
.... XX II AH
1958 BHSEBHLL
1958 BASEBALL TEAM- Front Row: Frank Heaney, Fred Foster, Ralph Kobberger, Ronald Wanczyk, Edgar Herrmann. Back Row: Coach
Burrows, Richard Niewiarowski, James Hoag, Dennis Hughes, Robert Lisowski, Patrick Foley, Edward Kiziukiewicz.
Walsh Baseball Team had a very successful
season with 10 wins and 3 losses. This success
can be traced to power at bat and a strong pitching
staff. Although Walsh boasted 6 over 300 hitters,
at the top of the list stand Kobberger and Lisowski.
Herrmann leads the pitching staff with a four and
one record.
300 CLUB PITCHERS WON
HITTERS or soo ora oven HjgQfQj"'f Q j Q
Kobberger . . . 389 14 for 36 Wanczyk . . 1
Lisowski . . . . 417 for Reynolds . . 2
Larney . . 395 for Valenti . , 0
Pierz . . 409 for McEvoy , , 1
McEvo . . 412 for -
Brucknyer . . 334 for Record IO Wlns
McConnon . 333 for
Podlas . . . 500 for
Hughes . ' 400 for LEADING 5 HITTERS
Kiziukiewicz . . . 1000 for Lisowski .... . . .
Herrmann . . 308 for McEvoy .
Pierz . .
Larney . .
Kobberger ......
LOST
I
O
0
0
1
1
3
Losses
417
412
409
395
389
SCORES
WALSH OPP.
2 Good Counsel . . 4
4 St. James . . . 1
3 Bailey Ellard . . . 9
11 Bloomfield Tech. . . 1
4 Bailey Ellard . . . 3
20 Holy Trinity . . 8
8 St. MichaeI's . . . . 4
9 Bloomfield Tech. . . . . 3
3 Immaculate Conception . . 10
4 Good Counsel .... . 3
11 St. Michae1's .... . 'l
8 Queen of Peace . . . . 10
12 Immaculate Conception . . 2
89 59
Team Percentage 769 3113
Batting
At Bat Hits Average
Kobberger . . 36 14 389
Lisowski . . 48 20 417
Foley . . . 21 0 O
Larney . . 38 15 395
Pierz . . . 44 18 409
McEvoy . . 34 14 412
Bruckner . . 36 '12 334
McConnon . . 3 1 333
Podlas . . . 4 2 500
Hughes . . 5 2 400
Reynolds , . . 36 10 278
Valenti .... 2 1 500
Kiziukiewicz . . . 1 1 1000
Herrmann . . 13 4 308
Heaney . . O 0 O
Wanczyk . . 3 0 0
Coviello . . 8 2 250
Foster . . . 31 9 254
Huber . . . 1 O 0
Hoag . . 1 O O
lUUlBHll
GRIDIRON STARS-The Junior Football
team as represented by Peter Rinaldi, Joseph
Krukauskas, Gary Serino, James Boland,
Frank Fehrenbach, Edward Hopkins, Thomas
Hamer. Back Row: Douglas Hughes, Dennis
Hughes, and Edward Kiziukiewicz.
IT'S YOURS-Robert Lisowski passes the stick to
Frank Fehrenbach in the relay race.
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ON THE MARK-Track Team with Father MacDonald, moderator
Kneeling: Edgar Herrmann, Ralph Kobberger, Samuel Franco, Thomas
Flanagan, Bohdan Czerniach. Howard Leary, James Cavanaugh. Standing
Robert Lisowski, John Mech, Charles Helmlinger, Frank Fehrenbach
Mark Olesnicky, James Hughes, Richard Niewiarowski.
Y i
ON THE MARK -Thomas Hughes coaches members of the track
team Jack Cavanaugh, Robert Brady, Samuel Franco, Mark Oles-
nicky, and James Hughes.
f?:?x ,
Lp all
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7' If
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YOU DOU BT OUR
ABILITY? - question
Robert Lisowski, Ralph
Kobberger, James Cav-
anaugh, Robert Brady.
REAL TOUGH-Thomas Flanagan and Samuel
Franco ffrontj, John Mech and Frank Fehren-
bach.
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CELEBRATED HOMEMAKER-
Naorni Helmsietier, Walsh win-
ner of the Betfy Crocker Home-
making Contest, receives her
award from Mrs. Jones.
:fmawerrw
s- as' QQ
l.ET'S GO!-says Junior policeman, Joseph Krukauskas on Sunday
morning duty.
l
lilIllIPSES
Ui OUR
TAKE -YOUR PICK-Y-Mr, Kean, in charge of the
magazine drive invifes the top salesmen for the day
To Try their luck for the money prizes in The envelopes.
Top salesmen are Cecilia Dolch fleftj, Carol Herbert,
and Robert Hofmann.
yi,
LUUHLD
TRYING OUT THE
FRONT DOOR-H
are Marion Wrob-
l e w 5 k i , J u d y
Becker, Lynne La-
cey, Sheila Skel-
Ton, Carla Bisky.
LOCKER STRLJGGLE- How 'ro make room and how to
open a lock are The problems of Margaret Winiers,
Lorraine Guiliano, and Catherine Freel.
SHIHT lEU'S P.T.H.
- gn-'--' -'
A pre-meeting chat- Father Edward G, Price discusses the agenda of the meeting with the
officers Mrs. John Ducas, Mrs. William Drobach, and Mrs. Frank Kijak.
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THE CHOPPING BLOCK
l88l SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, MAPLEWOOD, N. J.
ESsex 5-0875
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JOE RESTIVO, Prop.
790 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK 8, N. J.
Compliments of
REZEM FUNERAL HOME
579 GROVE STREET lRVlNGTON, N. J.
To KATHERINE
May God bless you, and may your future be filled
with all the luck and happiness in the world.
Love
AUNT CATHERINE
ANNA and GEORGE
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DAN - CLAIRE'S DELICATESSEN
Home-made Salads, Qualify Cold Cuts
We Cater
ll64 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE at STUYVESANT
Compliments of
PETER DROBACH COMPANY
U. S. ROUTE NO. 22 UNION, N. J.
PHTHUIIS
Rev. Francis Ignacuinos
Rev James T. Laing
Rev. Eugene McDonald
Rev. Patrick D. McGrath
Rev Robert Patterson
Rev Edward G. Price
Rev.
Rev.
Bernard Schlegel
Henry J. Schreitmueller
Sister Agnes Bertrand
Sister Gertrude Maureen, S.C.
Sister M. Joanne, O.P.
A
AAAA Moi et Toi
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Amory
Jack and Judy Anderson
Mrs. Elsie Andes
Elaine Andres
Janice Andres
Mr. and Mrs. L. Andres
Andrews Food Store
Walter S. Andrews
Andy and Barb
Angelo's Delicatessen
Anita's Shop
Ann and Rosemary
Anonymous
Connie Aquilina
Mr. and Mrs. P. Aquilina
Arlene, Sam and Little Sam
Hilda August-
Joseph August
Manuel August
Mrs. Mary August
Kitty'Ayers
B
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bachmura
Agnes Baldino
Mrs. Gertrude Balvin
Bamburg
Band Hairdresser
Mr. Alexander V. Banko
Barb and Dottie
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bardi
Mr. and Mrs. T. Baron and
Regina
Bas and Peggy
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bauer
Mrs. J. Baumann
Mrs. Edward Baumgartner
The BB's
Mr. Joseph J. Becker
Judy Becker
J. A. Beisler
Mrs. James P. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belzel
Kathleen and Fred Belzel
Ben and Frank's Delicatessen
Mr. and Mrs. J. Benes
Gilda Benimeo
Bev and Betty
Mrs. P. Berdi
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Mr. John Bergen
Mrs. John Bergen
Richard Berla
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berman
Diane Berzanskis
Betty and Chris
Mrs. K. Beyer
Mrs. Sophie Biancone
Louis Bilancia
Bill, Nancy and Johnny
Barbara Bilski
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bing
Dr. A. J. Biunno
Mrs. A. J. Biunno
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blahut
Mr. and Mrs. S. Blatt
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bogan
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bogstahl
Mr. and Mrs. James Boland
Pat Boland '57
T and H Bollmann
Mr. and Mrs. J. Borowy
Phyllis Borragine
Mrs. C. Bowdish
Bob M. P. Boyle
Frank A. Bozza
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bozza
Elmer J. Bozza
Eugene Bozza
Leonard Bozza
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brady
Af3c John J. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brady
Patricia Ann Brady
Paul Brady
Mr. and Mrs. R. Brannan
Mr. E. Brennan
Mrs. E. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brennan
Mary Brennan
Michael Brennan
Jeanette Breustle
F. J. Britchford
Jean Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Brothers
Mr. George D. Brown
Mrs. George D. Brown
Mrs. Oscar J. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Brown
Mr. Vincent Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Bruder
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruschi
Mr. Frank Brys J
Mrs. Valerie Brys
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brzdek
Stella Brzozowski
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Buddenhagen
Joan Buddenhagen
Anna Bueschel
Mr. and Mrs. Bukowiez
Rudy Burkhardt
Mr. James Burns
Mrs. Rose Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Basil
Bussiculo
Mr. and Mrs. John Bussiculo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Bussiculo
Tina and Eileen Butka
James Butler
Mary Ruth Butler
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Byrnes
C
Mrs. Joseph Caffrey
Mr. and Mrs. W. Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. James Calebrese
Judith Calebrese
Mr. and Mrs. A. Callaremi
Carmella Callaremi
The Calypso Brothers
Camp Drugs
Mr. and Mrs. J. Camp
Emma Campbell
Kathleen Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. J. Campbell
Mary Cannon
Mr. Vincent Cappiello
Miss Betty Lou Capitella
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cardinale
Mr. Ambrose J. Carey
Carl, John, and Jim
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. James Carney
Carol and Mike
Carolyn and Pat
Mrs. Catherine Carroll
Miss Marge Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter
Cathy Carver
Mr. and Mrs. G. Casano
Frank J. Cassidy
Patricia M. Cassidy
Catalog Department
Cathy
Mr. and Mrs. George
Catrambone
Mr. and Mrs. Cattabiani and
Family
Patricia Cavanagh
Daniel Cavanaugh
Mr. James M. Cavanaugh
Mrs. James M. Cavanaugh
Ceil and Bob
Center Millinery
Frank Chaira, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Chmielak
Pat Chmielak
Thomas J. Ciangio
Anna Cimino
George Cimino
Mr. and Mrs. P. Cimirro
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Cinter
Class IC
L 8: B Cleaners
Joseph M. Cleary
Mr. Fred Cobb
Mrs. Fred Cobb
Jimmy Cobb
Miss Josephine Cocuzza
Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Coen
Theresa Colleuechio
Mrs. Frank Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins
Mr. Eugene Comiskey
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Comiskey
Jimmie Conahan
Olga Concepcion
Confusion Racing Team
Thomas J. Conroy
Mrs. Mary Corcoran
Miss Mary Cornell
Mr. and Mrs. James Connell
Judy Conway
Miss Olive M. Conway
Mr. and Mrs. William
Conway
Mildred F. Cook
Louis Cooperman
Nicholas Cordasco
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Cordone
Mrs. Catherine Cosgrove
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cotton
Mr. A. Cozza
Mrs. Marie Cozza
Mr. Pat Cozza
Pam Cozza
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cozzone
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Crecca
Mr. James Cregan
Mrs. James Cregan
The Crew
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cronk
Anne Cuidera
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cuidera
Mr. and Mrs. George Cuidera
Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Cunningham
Mrs. John Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. P. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. T. Czerniach
D
John P. Daniels
Mr. W. Danko
Mrs. W. Danko
Mrs. Elizabeth Dasko
Miss Patricia Dasko
Catherine A. Daukshus
Mrs. Joseph Daukshus
B. E. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis
Mrs. Helen B. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dean
Mr. Richard T. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. George
DeAngelo
Deb, Col, Eddie, Jackie,
Fraass
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IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY
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NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
ROBINS
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IRVINGTON CENTER
PRODUCE MARKET
994 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J
ESsex 2-95 I6
JULES ESSO SERVICENTER
II29 SO. ORANGE AVE., COR. MONTICELLO AVE
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
ESsex 3-0066
GEORGE J. STAHL
PRIME MEATS, POULTRY
VEGETABLES and GROCERIES
399 STUYVESANT AVENUE, IRVINGTON, N. J.
JUST A NEW YORKER AT HEART - "OH THESE MODERN INVENTIONS!"
Sister Carola enioys the subway ride -cries Daniel Schnieder as he
to Columbia University for the year- struggles with the coke machine.
book convention.
Name Address
Elaine Andres ...,........
Joseph August .,.......
Patricia Bardi .......,.
Paul Brady ..............,...s.....
Rosemary Bussiculo ............ .r.......
Meredith Byron .............
Kenneth Camp .....,...
Joseph Carello r..r....r..
Rita Carver ......................
H James Cavanaugh ............
Nicholas Cordasco ...........
Joseph Coviello .......,.....
Palma Cozza ...................
Michael Daukshus ................... ,,,.,,,,,
Mary Lou Del3enedittis ............. ........,
Mary Ann Demeter ................. .....,,
Darlene Donohue .....,...
Patricia Dorsey ..,.,.........
Gerald Dougherty .....,,.,,,,.
Patricia Dutter ......,...
Diane Eggert ......,,.....,.
Florence Fischer ...........
Ruth Fischer .,.........
Joan Fitzgerald ............,
Robert Fitzpatrick .,.........
Michael Foehner ..........
29 Sharon Ave., Irvington .....,... .
l07 Linden Ave., Irvington .......... .
79 Montgomery Ave., Irvington ........, ..........
23l Isabella Ave., Irvington ........,.. .
,320 Florence Ave., Hillside ...........
9l Lindsley Ave., Newark ,....,,, ,
2601 Burns Pl., Union ,,.......... .
l7l Ellis Ave., Irvington ....,,....,. ,
36 Grace St., Irvington .......... .
9 Civic Sq., Irvington ...,...., .
749 l5th Ave., Irvington .......... .
50 Linden Ave., Irvington ................................... .
I I58 So. Orange Ave., So. Orange .............,.. .
ll5 Melrose Ave., Irvington ............,.., ........ .
392 l3th Ave., Newark .................. .
N55 Manor Dr., Newark ......... ..
i984 Ernst Ter., Union ...,,,.... .
44 Union Ave., Irvington ...,,................... ......,. .
I l68 Stuyvesant Ave., Irvington .....,.......,......
30 So. 43rd St., Irvington .,.,,...,......... .
9l4 So. l7th St., Newark ........... .
4 Lafayette Pl., Irvington .......... .
46 Rosehill Pl., Irvington ....,..... .
306 Vermont Ave., Irvington ......... .
I I5 Pine Grove Ter., Newark ......,.. .
77 So. Munn Ave., Newark .......... .
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KEEP CLAPPING-Jane Silbernagel
and Margaret Bogstahl carry out their
after-school chores with winning smiles
and clouds of chalk dust,
Can You Imagine Me
ln a white uniform
Hunting pheasant
Wide awake
Picking flowers
Unable to talk
Quiet
Without Nick
A math star
Not confused
Without my Ford
Sister IMartina's math adviser
Walking to school
Five feet five
Winning the Indianapolis "500"
Lonely
Getting up early
Awake on Mondays
Talking to a stranger
Tall, dark and handsome
Skating in the Roller Derby
With short hair
A Wave
In a Cadillac
Driving a lavender Chevy Corvette
Being energetic
At the head of the cafeteria line
Name
Patrick Foley ..........
John Frantz ................
Arlene Gebhardt ........., ............
Carole Golden ..,.........
Janice Goodwin ............. ............
Judith Goodwin ............. ...........
Louena Guidera ............. ......,.....
Arlene Guiliano ,.....4...... ............
Gregory Handler ........... .......,...4
Julia Hawkins ............
Naomi Helmstetter ..4...... ............
Carol Herbert .............
Edgar Herrmann ...........
James Hoag .................
Robert Hofmann ........... ...........,
Address
60 Ellery Ave., Irvington ..........,....... .
751 Pennington St., Elizabeth ............ .......... .
29 Frederich Ter., Irvington .......,, .
571 Grove St., Newark ............ .
920 So. 20th St., Newark ......,,,... .
920 So. 20th St., Newark ............ .
12 Cleveland Ave., Newark .....,....,. .
63 Linden Ave., Irvington ...... .
2 Elmwood Ter., Irvington ............... .
1026 So. Orange Ave., Newark .... .
57 Commonwealth Ave., Newark ....... .
64 Linden Ave., Irvington ..................... ,,..,,,,,, .
1 14 Myrtle Ave., Irvington ............ .
251 Columbia Ave., Irvington ...... .
714 Springfield Ave., Newark ........,,. .......... .
James Hughes ............... ............ 2 2 Cummings St., Irvington .....,.... .
Elizabeth Hynson .............. ............ 6 05 Filbert St., Roselle Park ........, .
Kathleen Jotz ..............,.. .,.,,....,,. 3 3 Denman Pl., Irvington ..,.,,.,,,, ,
Beverly Kanzler ............ ............. 9 4 Central Ave., East Orange ........ .
James Keegan ....... 19 Garwood Pl., Irvington ........... .
Robert Kinney ........... 40 Valley St., Newark .......,....... .
Joan Klingel ........... 16 Eberhardt PI., Irvington ....... .
Ralph Kobberger ............... ...........,
Mary Anne Kossack ............ ...........
Elizabeth Lach .............., ...........
Judith Laferrera ............ ............
145 So. Durand Pl., Irvington ............ ......,... .
37 Cleveland Ave., Newark ............. .
58 Peach Tree Rd., Maplewood .... .
31 Crawford St., East Orange ...,.... .
Can You Imagine Me
Short
Without my records
In the business world
Without Kathy
Remembering a joke
Behind a wheel
Without a paint brush
Being punctual
Speaking French
A math genius
Getting home early
Taking a bus to school
6'2" and 210 lbs.
A professional wrestler
A poet
airplane pilot
Tactiturn
Standing in a hole
............Ignoring you
Taking chemistry
Taking French
Noi ranking
A basketball player
The clam-digger's wife
Being early
Getting my license
JUNIOR CAPERS - 3B boys mimic the fairer sex to entertain the Seniors at last year's Student Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Debski
Decorator's Den
Mr. and Mrs. John DeFeo
Lucille DeForie
Mr. and Mrs. A.
DeFrancisco
Susan DeFrancisco
Jack and Amy DeHart
Arlene Delfino
18 Avenue Delicatessen
Bob Delikat
Mr. P. DeLuca
Mrs. P. DeLuca
Mrs. Mae Demeter
The Demko Children
Mr. John Demko
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Demko
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dennis
Deposit and Pork
Mr. John Derrig
Mrs. John Derrig
Mrs. J. Develly
Harry T. Devine
Mrs. Harry G. Devine
Mrs. J. DiChiara
Dicky Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred DiMenna
Mr. and Mrs. Peter DiMenna
Mrs. Angela DiMuro
Helen Dolan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Dolan
Cecelia Dolch
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dolch
Mr. C. Dolson
Mrs. M. Donovan
Donny and Dottie
Mrs. Elizabeth Donohue
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Donohue
Mrs. Louis J. Donroe
Pat Dooley
Tom Dooley
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doran
Mary Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey
Mr. James Dorsey
Mr. John Dorsey
Dottie and Barb
Dottie and Bas
Mrs. Angela Dougherty
James Dougherty
Jerry Dougherty
Patricia M. Dowd
Walter T. Dowd
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drobach
Mr. and Mrs. J. Droppa
Pvt. Theodore Droppa
Adam Drozdowicz
Mrs. Irene Dryzga
Mr. and Mrs. Martin A.
Dubel
Joseph Dubs
Mr. and Mrs. John Ducas
Mrs. Patrick J. Duffy
Mr. Charles P. Dugan
Mrs. Charles P. Dugan
Mary Lou Dugan
Mr. F. Dughi
Mr. T. Duhig
Mrs. T. Duhig
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dunkirk
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Dunn, Jr.
Mrs.4Ella Dunne
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Durek
Mary Durkin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutter
Mrs. John Dwyer
Rhett Dwyer
Dr. S. I. Dyckman
Mr. John F.' Dziadzio
Diane Dziuban
Mr. and Mrs. S. Dziuban
E
Eddie and Ellen
Eddie, Jim and Freddy
Eddie and Sonny
Mr. Edward Edison
Edythe's
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Eggert
Ernie and Jo
Rose Estrello
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans
F
Mr. Louis J. Fachet
Mrs. Louis J. Fachel:
Beatrice Fairscey
Mr. John J. Fairscey
Mr. Albert J. Fanelli
Mrs. Thomas Fanning '
Farber Family
Joan Farber
Millicent Farrand
Mrs. G. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. L. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. R. Farrell
Mrs. Lillian Farro
Alice Faye
John Feely
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feely
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Felber
Mr. Adam E. Feret
Mrs. Adam E. Feret
Fred Fergurson
Mr. Emil Fernicola
Mr. and Mrs. James Fernicola
Mr. Nicholas Fernicola
Maryanne and Beth Fetzer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetzer
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Finley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finn
Mrs. Leonard Fischer
Margaret Fischer
Rosemarie Fischer
Ruth Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Fischl
Connie Fiske
Eileen Fitzgerald
Mr, Fred Fitzgerald
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Compliments of
THOMAS MALLOY and FAMILY
ESsex 3-5030
DR. VICTOR W. MINTZ
ROOM 310, DRAKE BUILDING
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ESsex 5-8647 Sal Neri, Prop.
Call and Delivery Service
NERI CLEANERS
moles' and MEN's TAILORING
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Pressing - Repairing - Alferallonl
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NALMAR PACKAGING CORP.
657 l5fh AVENUE IRVINGTON ll, N. J.
Compliments of
MR. and MRS. H. PLANTE
and FAMILY
G. M. STARK STORES
l889 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, MAPLEWOOD, N. J.
ESsex 3-4600
MOVING
SERBE STORAGE CO., INC.
LOCAL - Nniouwios
IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY
ESsex 3 -7570
HENRY NEILL CARD COMPANY
Complete Line of
Everyday and Holiday Cards
Wholesale Distributors of
Glh and Box Assortments
35 UNION AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J
MUELLER'S STAR LIQUOR
ioso CLINTON AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J
Mrs. F. Fitzgerald
Miss Peggy Ann Fitzgerald
Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Julia Fitzpatrick
Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick, Jr.
Mr. Robert Fitzpatrick
"Flat-top Mike"
Frank Flood
Joseph F oehner
Michael O. Foehner
Vicki Foehner
Victoria F oehner
Denis Foley
Pat Foley
Miss Marie Forentino
Ann M. Fortunato
Fran and Jan
Frank and Angela
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Frank
John J. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. John
Frantz, Jr.
Tom J. Frantz
D. Fraser
Freshman Class 1D
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuchs
Melvin P. Furd, Jr.
G
Donald J. Gaffney
Gail and Frank
James, Joseph and Marcella
Galfy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Galfy
A. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gallagher
Mr. Joseph Gallucci
Mrs. Joseph Gallucci
Mr. and Mrs: William
Galuska
Mrs. A. Gamache
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gancy
The Gannon Family
Mr. George Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Gawel
Mrs. Martha Gawron
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gaynor
Mrs. Anna Gebhardt
Arlene and Edward Gebhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gebhardt
Mr. Frederick Gebhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gehringer, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gehringer, Jr.
Mrs. Frank A. Geiger
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gelsomine
Carol Ann Genabith
Carl H. Genabith
Mr. and Mrs. F. George
Georgie and Pat
Georgie and Rosie
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Mrs. Emily Gerhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gevaza
Joseph T. Ghegan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Ghegan
Miss Therese Ghegan
Mr. and Mrs. John Ghiggeri
Ginny, and Nicky, and Cindy
Anna Ginsberg
Mr. and Mrs. S. Giordano
Mrs. Sonia Glasscox
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Gleason
Sue Gleason
Joan Goelbuski
Mr. Vincent Golden
Mrs. Vincent Golden
Mrs. Ann Goldenberg
Marie Golembeski
Mr. and Mrs. George
Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodwin
Mr. Jack Gordon
Mrs. William Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Gormly
Mrs. Mae Gorny
Anne S. Gorski
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gotsill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gottko
Mrs. Katherine Goy
Grand Order of Mutton
Heads
Mrs. E. Graybush
Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Greeley
Nancy Greeley
Ann Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Griggs
Mr. and Mrs. W. Grimm
Thomas Grimm
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Grossman
Grove Jewelers
Grove Shoppe
Edwin H. Gruenling, Sr.
Mr. Louis Guckenheimer
G. A. Guenther
Mr. Harold Guerin
Beatrice Guidera
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.
Guidera
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guidera
Lenny Guidera
Mr. Charles Guiliano
Mrs. Marion Guiliano
Lorraine Guiliano
Gus Beauty Salon
H
Kathy Haage
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haage
Mr. F. W. Hack I
Mr. Edwin L. Hadley
Name
Robert Lisowski ........,.
Vincent Lockhart ........... ......,...
William Mastrarrigo ....
Virginia Masucci ............
Eleanor Maziarski ........,
Virginia McBain .......,,,,..
Joan Mary McConnell ........ ..........
Joseph McConnon ......... .........
James McFadden ............ ..........
John Mech ......,..........
David Meehan .......,,...
Walter Melinis .........,,..,... ...,...,,,
Marion Monteverdi ......
Katherine Neri ............
John Nichtern .........,......,.
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Kathleen O Donnell .......... ......,...
Kathleen Orzech ............. .........
Thomas Palma .............
Barbara Pehler .........
Joseph Peterson ..........
Theresa Petrillo ........... ..
Kenneth Pietrucha ........
Cecilia Piotti .................
Vivian Plante ..,,,...........
Lawrence Pribula ...........
Catherine Reilly ..............
Rosemarie Roccasecca
SEIIIUII IIIIIEIIIIIIIU
Address
67 So. Munn Ave., Newark ........ .
I27 I6th Avenue, Newark .........
I I4 Lenox Ave., Irvington ........ .
350 So. 6th St., Newark .......... .
357 Myrtle Ave., Irvington ....... .
79 Melrose Ave., Irvington ............. ......,.....
659 Chancellor Ave., Irvington
342 Ellery Ave., Newark ....,.............. .......... .
IO22 Falls Terrace, Union ...........
I4 Orange Place, Irvington ..,.......... ...........,
25 Manor Drive, Newark .............
33 Norwood St., Newark ........ .
IO8 Wilson Place, Irvington ..,....... ........,.,
77 Delmar Place, Irvington ............ ............
2I7 Myrtle Ave., Irvington ....r....... .............
I52 Myrtle Ave., Irvington ............. .......... .
265 Isabella Ave., Irvington ......,.. ....,...... .
52 Parkhurst St., Newark ........... .
88 Rich Street, Irvington ..............
IO4 Mt. Vernon Place, Newark .....,...... .......
I49 Columbia Ave,, Newark .............. ........
I58 Isabella Ave., Newark ......., .
427 Chapman St., Irvington .......... ....,.......
79 Dover Street, Newark .............
I I56 Grove St., Irvington .......,... .
64 Dunnell Road, Maplewood ........... ............
67 Delmar Pl., Irvington ..............
Can You Imagine Me
With a blue convertible
Dancing
A bachelor
Doing a chemistry experiment
right
Going to Alaska
At Providence, R. l.
Behind the wheel
.Without my newspapers
A "brain" in trig.
Digging ditches
Driving a Triumph
In a 300-Convertible
Cleaning Liberace's teeth
Taking dictation at I2O words
Playing college football
Sitting still
Broadway's leading lady
Walking instead of riding
Calm, cool, and collected
"Married"
"Short"
Taking 3rd year French
In a '57 Oldsmobile
Without library books
As marshal of Dodge City
Liking the Yankees
Driving
EVER-PRESENT ALUMNUS- Well, how does it fee
to be a member of the faculty, Mr. Larney?" questions
Sister Aloysine.
WINTER ON THE CAMPUS Laughing off the cold
Kathleen Orzech, Joseph McConnon, and Patricia
Trabalik display their skill in making snowmen.
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FACULTY FANS --Sister Gerard, surrounded by basketball enthusiasts and two new students,
Igy and Igy Jr. lheld by Sister Gerardl, anticipate the climax of the Faculty-Student game.
Name
Stephen Rogala .......,,..
Claude Romano ..........
Patricia Ryan ............
Shelia Saccente ...........
Rose Santoriello .........
Barbara Schaefer ............
William Scheick .............
John Schiavino ............
Carol Schlegel ............................
Elizabeth Schreitmueller ........ ......,....
Regina Schwartz ..................
Mary Kathryn Scott ..........
Owen Shea ......................
Peter Smeraldo .....................
Rosemary Sobolewski .......
Susan Soelbrandt .................
Jo Ann Stawski ...........
Elizabeth Stopper ..........
Marjorie Strong ..........
Edward Szpiech ..........,
Patricia Trabalik .............
Joyce Wacker ..........
Donna West ..........
Eileen Young ........,.......
Barbara Zekeres .............
Jean Zrebiec ............
William Zylinski .......,....
Address
I57 Laurel Ave., Union ............... .
235 West End Ave., Newark ......... ..,........ .
I29 Richelieu Ter., Newark ........... ........... .
I7 Farley Ave., Newark ................ .
965 Roosevelt Ave., Union ............. .........,. .
6 Hart Place, Union ........,,. .............
76 Orange Ave., Irvington .........
I94 Columbia Ave., Newark ........ .
207 Linden Ave., Irvington ............ .....,..... .
3I2 Smith St., Newark ............ .
II5 Ellis Ave., Irvington ............ .
497 So. 2Ist St., Irvington ........... .
I8 Noll Place, Newark .............,......,...... ............
Can You Imagine Me
In the French Club
In a crewcut
Sad and serene
Walking to school
A model
Without the "Silhouettes"
On a phsyciatrist's couch
An undertaker
Dating Rock Hudson
A driver
.............Manager of Woolworth's
A chemist
An "A" student g
2I4 Rutledge Ave., East Orange ...................... A mathematical genius
I4O Myrtle Ave., Irvington ................. .............
Bowling over IOO
I29 Prospect Ave., Irvington ............ ............. W ithout problems
32l Ohio St., Union ....................... .
I9 Delmar Place, Irvington ........
I43 Richelieu Ter., Newark ........... ............
475 South 2Ist St., Irvington ............ .............
I IOI Falls Terrace, Union .............. .............
24 Silkman Place, Irvington ........... ............
7I8 Cresent Place, Sea Girt ........... ............
20 Cummings St., Irvington ..........
I Standard Place, Irvington ............ ............
798 Lafayette Ave., Union .........
83 Richelieu Place, Newarkz ..........
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Always working in a 5 6' IO
In a lavender convertible I
Without Betty and Naomi
In a blue '58 Pontiac convertible
Mickey MantIe's bat girl
Dancing with Joey Dee
Graduating
............Liking school
Owner of Barbara's Better Burials
Going home early
millionaire
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Mrs. Evelyn Hall
Sylvia Hamela
Don and Angel Hamill
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hammond
Louise Handschuch
Mitty Handschuch
Miss Lucylle Hanretty
Kraft Hardware
Harold R. Harlan
Frank Harling
Peggy Harling
Mr. Philip Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Malachy
Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harty
Harry Harty
Rita Harty
Margart Hassler
Frank Heaney
Miss Laura Heck
Mrs. Hefter
Mr. and Mrs. A. Heinz
Veronica C. Helmlinger
Mr. and Mrs. John
Helmstetter
Mrs, F. J. Helmstetter
Francis J. Helmstetter, Jr.
Frank Helmstetter, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J . Helmstetter
Naomi Helmstetter
Nonnie Helsper
Carol Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herbert
Marilyn Herbster
August B. Herrmann
Mr. and Mrs. A. Herrmann
Mr. and Mrs. August B.
Herrmann
Edward Hester
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Heurich
Gertrude Hevy
Agnes Hierl
Joe Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins
Don Hillner
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J.
Hillner
James Hoag
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoag
Mr. Joseph Hoag
Mrs. Joseph Hoag
Mrs. E. Hofmann
Mrs. Edna Hofmann
Mr. W. Hofmann
Mr. and Mrs. William Holt
In Memory of Anna Homza
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Homza
Mrs. Irene Hooper
Mr. Walter Horgy
Mrs. Mary Horgy
Edward Horn
Mrs. A. Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hospodar
Pat Hospodar
Hot-Rodder in the Red
Truck
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The Howard Family
Thomas Howard
Mrs. A. J. Huber
Dr. and Mrs. Francis J.
Hughes
James Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes
Mr. H. Hughes
Mrs. H. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hughes
Mr. Thomas Hughes
Robert Paul Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hulighan
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hulse
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hurtuk
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Mrs. K. Ignacuinos
Mark Illuminati
Anita Imperatrice
Anthony Imperatrice
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Isemann
Mr. and Mrs. Percy M.
Ivory
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Frank Jackes
Mrs. Teresa Jackes
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jacobovitz
Bernard Jacobson, R. P.
Mr. Richard Jacques
Mrs. Rose Jacques
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jaekel, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jaekel, Jr.
Jan and Judy
Jan, Barb, and Marie
Jane and Rosalie
Mr. Ted Jania
Miss B. H. Janusz
Bernice Janusz
Mr. and Mrs. H. Janusz
Melanie Janusz
Jennifer and Joe
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jernick
Jerry and Eileen
Jimmy and Evelyn
Jimmy and Marlene
Mrs. Marion Jochum
Mr. Al Jochum
Joe and Andy
John and Pat
Johnny and Pat
Ralph Johnson
Teresa M. Jones
Wanda E. Jones
Josie's Pizza Kitchen
Mr. Joseph Jotz '
Mrs. Joseph Jotz
Ronnie Jotz
Jeaarnty
Joyce and Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Joyce
Audrey J ulg
Mrs. Mary Julg
Mr. and Mrs. M. Julian
Mr. and Mrs. A. J uliano
K
Brian Kane
Mrs. Martin F. Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R.
Kanzler
Mrs. Gertrude Kanzler
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kapscady
Mr. and Mrs. Kaptor
Mr. Edward Karan
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Karnaszewski
Teresa Karnaszewska
Mr. and Mrs. Leo R.
Karosen
Mary Karosen
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kasper
Miss Karen Kaufmann
Lester V. Kaufman
Mrs. Rosemary Kaufmann
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kay A
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keane
Mr. Frank J. Keegan
Mrs. Frank J. Keegan
Mr. James B. Keegan
Mrs. James B. Keegan
Mr. Vincent R. Keegan
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelemen
James Kelly
Mrs. Joseph Kelly
Barbara Kempel
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kendler
Mrs. Lawrence C. Kennedy
Mrs. Mary G. Kennedy and
Family
Mr. Julius Kent
Mrs. Z. Khalaf
Stanley J. Kicki
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Kiel
Frank Kimmig
Mrs. Louise Kimmig
Cora and George King
Mr. and Mrs. James King
Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. King
Pfc. John Kinney
Mrs. George Kiselica
Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward
Kiziukiewicz, Sr.
Andy Kleissler
Mary Kleissler
Mr. T. Kleissler '
Mrs. T. Kleissler
Thomas Kleissler
Bobbie Klem
Mr. J. Klem
Mr. Joseph Klimek
Mrs. Joseph Klimek
John D. Kline III
Emmett Kluxen
Robert Kluxen
Chris Knudsen
Ingrid Kobberger
Sherwood Koblatz
Richard Koogan
Peter G. Kohl
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kossack
Dr. George H. Kostant
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kozak
Miss Stephanie Kozak
Alex Kozlowsky
Mr. and Mrs. W. Krack
Mrs. E. Kranz
Mr. Edward Krasucki
Mr. George Kratinski
Mrs. G. Kratinski
William Kratinski
Mrs. Anton Krause
Mrs. Anna Krawczuk
Raymond R. Krawczuk
Julie Krein
Mary E. Krein
The Krell
Mr. and Mrs. M. Krychiw
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kryzwa
Mrs. Joseph A. Kubinski
Stanley C. Kubinski
Mrs. Mary Kulikowska
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kumpf
Kury's Delicatessen
Rita Kushner
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kunze
Helen J. Kwiatkowska
Mrs. Katherine Kwiatkowska
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lach
John J. Laferrera
Judith Ann Laferrera
Mr. Philip P. Laferrera '
Mrs. Philip P. Laferrera
Robert G. Laferrera
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E.
Lagravenis
Mr. and Mrs. John Lamken
Jeanne LaMotta
L and D Superette
Emerald Lanes
Eileen Larney
Mrs. Frances Larney
,Kathy Larney
Terry Larney
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. LaRusso
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Laurino
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Laurino
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Lawless
Barbara Lawrie
Rose and Gene Lazarus
Mr. James J. LaVelle, Sr.
Mrs. James LaVelle
Peter D. Lawrie
Mrs. Evelyn M. Leary
Mr. Howard R. Leary, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leavitt
LeCercle Francais, AWHS
Leckenbusch's Bakery
Mrs. Percy Lee
Mr. and Mrs. James Lennon
Mrs. Pauline Lensky
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Best Wishes
To The
CLASS OF I959
Compliments of
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DENTAL sunGeoN
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Mrs. James Lenz
Leo and Diane
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lepore
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lepple
and Family
Mrs. M. Lepple
John Lesynski
Mrs. Louise Levane
Barry Levy
Mr. Joseph Ley
Lenny Librizzi
Mr. and Mrs. R. McLinden
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lintott
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lipkin
Susan Lipkin
Lisa, Gail and James
Bob Lisowski
Little Sarge
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lobmayer
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Lockhart
Mrs. A. Lockhart
Gil Lockhart
Dr. Joseph Loftus
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Loftus
Mr. E. Lombardi
Mrs. Ann Lombardi
Mr. and Mrs. John Lone
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Long '
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Lopapa
Mrs. F. Lopapa
Lucille Lopoltro
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lopoltro
Louis and Bill
Mrs. William Lowe
Rosemarie Lowe
William Lowe
Mrs. Juanita Lowery
Mr. Gary Lowery
Mr. Glen Lowery
Ludwig Lou
Mr. and Mrs. Lubkiewicz
Ralph Luksza
Ann Lunquist
Arnerico Luongo
Fred Luongo
Miss Celia Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Lynch
Lynne and Joan
Lyon's Pharmacy
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Mr. and Mrs. P. Maglione
Catherine Mahon
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P.
Mahon
Elizabeth Mahon
Margaret Mahon
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P.
Mahon, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahon
Main Tobacco Co.
Majestic Paint and
Hardware Co.
Jackie Malachefski
Robert Malanga
Mrs. Malena
Miss Patricia Malia
Mrs. E. Malovany
Margaret Manchine
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mancini
Sam Mancini
Mrs. Edna Mantz
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Maracsna
Raymond Marcus, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marie
Mr. Joseph Markovich
Sue Markovich
Pat Marinello, Jr.
Evelyn D. Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marut
Mr. and Mrs. A. Masucci
Mr. and Mrs. William
Maziarski
Margaret Martin
Andrea Lynn Martino
Miss Sue Martone
Catherine Marturano
Maryellen and Maryann
Mary and Charlie
Mrs. Felix A. Masterson
Joan F. Masterson
Mrs. Dorothy Mastrarrigo
Marilyn Mastrarrigo
Mr. M. E. Matthews
Mrs. M. E. Matthews
Mauer Triplets
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mauriello
Pat Mauriello .
Thomas J. Mawn
Mayfair Florist
Mary Lou Maziekien
Mr. and Mrs. William
Maziekien
Joseph McAvoy
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McBain
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McBain
Mr. Daniel McCandless
Rita McCann
Veronica McCann
William A. McCann
Miss Peggy McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. James
McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
McCauley
Miss Alice McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. James F.
McConnell
Joan Mary McConnell
Judy McConnell
Edward McConnon
Joseph McConnon, Jr.
Mr. Joseph McConnon, Sr.
Mrs. J. McConnon, Sr.
Mr. P. McConnon
Mrs. P. McConnon, Sr.
William McConnon
Mr. and Mrs. W. McCormack
Mrs. T. McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
McDonnell
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Mrs. J. M. McEvoy
Dorothy McFadden
Mrs. James J. McFadden
Mr. and Mrs. F. McGarrity
Mr. and Mrs. James A. i
McGinty
Leonard Joseph McGlynn
Mrs. Joseph P. McGlynn
Eileen McGough
Jeanine McGough -
Mr. and Mrs. S. McGowan
Mary C. McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. McHugh,
Sr.
Mardi McHugh
Veronica McIntyre
Kathleen McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. William
McMahon
Florence Mead
Gertrude A. Mead
Marie C. Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mech
Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Mederer, Jr. '
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meeker
Mrs. Melinis
Valentinas Melinis
Mary Melinis
Mr. and Mrs. R. Melinis
Walter Melinis
Marie Melito
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Melito
Melody Center Records, IRV
Chuck Menary
Mr. W. F. Menzel, Jr.
Mrs. W. F. Menzel, Jr.
Pam Merritt
Mrs. T. Metcalf
Mrs. Mary Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michaels
Bernard Michalski
Mickey and Diane
Mrs.
F. Mikalits
Mike and Susie
Mike and Val
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mikorski
John S. Milano
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Milcik
Mrs.
Betty Miller
The Milmoes
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J.
Misiur
The Mission Club, AWHS
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mizia
John L. Mohr
Shirley Monaco
Mildred L. Money
Mr. and Mrs. Montefuseo
Marion Monteverdi
Mr. and Mrs. William
Monteverdi
Mrs. Robert Moore
Grace Moreau
Mrs. John F. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. V. Morgan
Edna F. Morrison .
GEORGE . PRO T
AND
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Dear Faculty and Studentsf A
We welcome this opportunity to salute
the I959 graduating class of
Archbishop Walsh High School.
To the members of the Faculty and to
the parents of these students we say
congratulations, and may these students
in future years reward your efforts and
sacrifices by living the lessons they
have learned and ever remaining
faithful to God and Country.
Sincerely,
GEORGE W. FROST and SON
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Mroszczak
Muccore's Market
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Mullen
Miss Virginia Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Mulligan
Miss Frances T. Murphy
Mr. James B. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Murphy
Miss Margaret Murphy
Miss Marie A. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy
Betty Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murray
Mr. James Murray
Mr. John J. Murray
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Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mury
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Jack Nafus
Joseph Neigherbauer
E. J. Nelson
Bruno Neri
Catherine Neri
Jean Neri
Joann and Linda Lu Neri
Marianne Neri
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Neri
Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Neri
and Diane
Mr. and Mrs. E. Neri
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neri
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Neri and
Sons
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Janet and Dave Nester
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nester
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Alfred E. Newman
Miss Patricia Nichtern
Mr. Harry Nichtern
Mrs. Harry Nichtern
Mr. and Mrs. John Nichtern
Mr. John G. Nimeth
Dot Niziolek
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Niziolek
Mr. Philip Nobile
Bernie S. Noll
Mrs. John V. Noll
Mrs. Lillian Noll
Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Novich
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noviski
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Mrs. M. Oblachinski
Eileen O'Brien
Joan and Kathy O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Donnell
Mrs. Helen O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
O'Gorman
Carol O'I-Iare
Dr. B. Olesnicky
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Oliva
Mr. and Mrs. John Oliva
Mr. Wm. Olvaney
Mrs. Wm. F. Olvaney
Mrs. E. L. 0'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. N. Orlando
Orphan Annie
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orzech
Susan Orzech
Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Toole
John Ouehigon
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owens
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Pacchia Family
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Pakenham
Palent Market
Mr. William R. Palle
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Palle
Bobby Palma
Mr. Palma
Mrs. Palma
Lorrie Palma
Tom Palma
Mr. Michael Palmieri
Mrs. Michael Palmieri
Angelo Palmisomio
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Pansica
Samuel Parell
Park Service Station
Parker Brothers
Charles G. Partinston
Pat and Bob
Pat and Butch
Pat and Cecilia
Mr. James Patterson, Jr.
Mr. Thomas Patterson
Patricia Patton
Paul and Marlene
Mr. Bernard Pecararo
Mrs. Mary Pecararo
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pech
Trudi Pech
Mr. and Mrs. John
Pechkis, Sr.
Peggy and Debbie
Peggy and Larry
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Peggy and Ronnie
Mr. B. Pehler
Mrs. B. Pehler
Bob Pennell
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pennell
Pamela Pentecost
Penny
Peter and Emily Beauty
Salon
Mr. W. Peterson
Mr. D. Petracca
Mrs. D. Petracca
Anthony Petrillo, Jr.
Mr. Anthony Petrillo
Honey and Tony Petrillo
Mrs. Louise Petrillo
Phil and Jan
Phi1's Barber Shop
Willy Pieper
Miss Maryanne Pietrucha
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C.
Pietrucha
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Pietrucha
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pilas
Cecilia Piotti
Ernest Piotti
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Piotti
Mr. Charles Pisapia
Mrs. Charles Pisapia
Lucy Pizzi
Helen A. Plante
Mr. and Mrs. R. Podesfinski
Beverly Poempner
Mrs. Edward Poempner
Mr. J. Polewczak
Louis Polewczak
Stanley Polewczak
Dede Politano
Barbara Pollak
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pollak
William J. Pollak
Mr. and Mrs. J. William
Pollak
Bennie J. Portuese
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prahl
M. B. Prawdzik
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pribula
Mrs. William Price
Processing Line
Mr. and Mrs. James Proscia
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Alan A. Quinn
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Rae
Mrs. Margaret Rausch
The Red Impala
Mr. and Mrs. D.
Reddington
Mrs. F. Reddington
Mr. Theodore Refinski '
Mrs. Theodore Refinski
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Regan
Regina Ceramic Arts
PETER CARREA
ESsex 2-2688
PATRICK J. FOLEY
DEALER IN
KNORR'S MILK, CREAM
and DAIRY PRODUCTS
MArket 2-l6l6
HOOPER'S PHARMACY
WM. HOOPER, Registered Pharmacist, Prop.
365 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE
Compliments of
THOMAS and EVELYN HALL
Compliments of
HALSEY BURKE
969 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J.
IF YOU HAD A MILLION DOLLARS
YOU COULDN'T BUY BETTER BAKED GOODS
FISCHER BAKING COMPANY
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
Best of Luck
To The Class of '59
LUTZ'S PORK STORE
lFormerIy Schumns'l
ESsex 5-7497
ORANGE BAR Cr LIQUOR STORE
221 ORANGE AVENUE 1RvINGToN ll, N. J.
ESsex 5-5553 ROBERT F- TAYLOR ESsex 3-0566 FRANK ELLIS, Proprietor
CLINTON YARNS CT GIFTS BEN and FRANK'S DELICATESSEN
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KNITTING YARNS, GIFTS and GREETING cARns 'NCORPOR TED
HUMMEI- FIGURINES ouR SPECIALTY - PARTY SANDWICHES
1106 CLINTON AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. 1341 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J.
BROAD DRUGS
MICHAEL c. VITALE, R.P.
MArket 3-2831
HARRY F. MURPHY
PRINTING
78 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J.
Best of Luck
To All of You
FRANK S. BARONE
TULLY and McCONNELL
szs so. ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK
BLUE COA'L MArket 2-3415
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE
CHARLES P. RIX COAL COMPANY
J1 M. DUDLEY, Prop.
KOPPERS COKE - FUEL OIL
92 CONGRESS STREET NEWARK 5. N. J.
Congratulations to
The Class'of 1959
THE CARELLO FAMILY
Compliments of
MR. and MRS.
MICHAEL DAUKSHUS, JR.
and FAMILY
To The Senior Class of 1959
"God's Blessings Always!"
MR. and MRS. F. L. GUIDERA
Best Wishes to
The Class of l959
ZREBIEC FAMILY
Best Wishes Always
To The Class of l959
THE CARVER FAMILY
Best Wishes to Mary Lou Compliments of
and
Congratulations to the Class of 1959
from
MR. and MRS. J. DeBENEDITTIS
and FAMILY
HOME BAKERY
722 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE iRv1NGToN 11, N. J.
ESsex 2-8367
KEMPLER SHOES
lO55 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON, N J
JOE REILLY'S TAVERN
Treamont Avenue and Cedar Avenue
Newark, New Jersey
CLINTON CUT RATE DRUGS
IKNOWN FOR LOW PRICESI
1031 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON II, N. J.
Compliments of
MRS. JAMES A. HYNSON.
GEORGE and ELIZABETH
Congratulations to
The Class of 1959
G R U B E R ' S
THE GIRLS OF ROOM 321
IRVINGTON UNION
WEST ORANGE
THOMAS FULLERTON
eo STANLEY RoAo , souTH ORANGE, N. J.
WY 1-7000 Res. Pi 3-3566
RAY WOJCIK - O'CONNOR'S AGENCY
INSURANCE COUNSELOR
Auto - Casualty - Fire and Life
3 GRAND UNION PLAZA NO. ARLINGTON, N. J.
ESsex 4-0666
ROBERTSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
PERMANENT DRIVEWAYS
Belgium Block Curbs - Flagstone Walks
24 CUMMINGS STREET IRVINGTON, N. J.
Best Wishes to
The Class of 1959
MR. and MRS. PATRICK HUGHES
LORSTAN STUDIOS
UFOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST"
850 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J.
Compliments of
KLESS DINERS
IRVINGTON UNION
NEW J ERSEY
ESsex 5-9868 J. F. LICCONE
JIM'S DELICATESSEN
We Take Pride In The Quality and Service We Glve
DELICIOUS COLD CUTS - GROCERIES
CANDY - BORDEN'S ICE CREAM
724 LYONS AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J.
Compliments of
W. T. BRADY FAMILY
ESsex 5-0465 FREE DELIVERY
JIGGS
PRIME MEATS and POULTRY
GROCERIES - VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS
SAM SACCARDI, Prop.
ISS FLORENCE AVENUE ' IRVINGTON, N. J.
WAverIy 3-8800 FREE DELIVERY
RUBIN BROS. DRUG STORE
PI-IILIP I. SKURATON, Reg. Ph., Mgr.
DRUGS - SUNDRIES - COSMETICS - CAMERAS
392 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK 8, N J
ESsex 3-7277
HERMAN GREEN
MEATS - POULTRY - SEA FOOD
FRU ITS and VEGETABLES
86 MT. VERNON PLACE NEWARK, N. J
Compliments of
THE ZYLINSKI FAMILY
ESsex 2-6l34
I FREE DELIVERY
Low In Spirits? See Us
HARRY'S
DELICATESSEN and LIQUORS
Iooz CLINTON AVENUE IRVINGTON, N J
Compliments of
A FRIEND
J. V CHEERLEADERS '59
'59 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J B h
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Regina Joyce
Darlene Meredith Pat Kathy cathy
Donna Barbara Ginny Mary Jo Ingrid
Jan Kathy Judy Margie Jane
Joan Mary
LES JEUNES FILLES
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Barb Mary Lou Diane
DWI' "3" "NY ARLENE - zI.:ANon - JEAN
Gee, Karen Card MARY LOU - PAT - PAT - RITA
Irene Eileen Rosie
Kathy Cathy
ESsex I -I 400
MAJOR AccoRoioN sci-iooi. MALLON
AND SCHOOL 0, Mum SUBURBAN MOTORS, iNc.
57 New Street, Irvington, New Jersey .
Branch studios I I28 Springfield Avenue Irvington I I N J
Union - Linden - wesifieid - Plainfield ' '
JOHN J. ALBIEZ, INC.
Insurance of All Kinds
V
Highway 22 and Fairway Drive
Union, New Jersey
TIGER BEEF CO.
PRIME Mens
307 16th Avenue Newark, N. J.
Compliments of
THE IRON ANGELS
ESsex 3-6500 n
MIDLAND TRUCK, CASTER
and WHEEL CO.
THOS. N. D'ALT'RUI, President
485 SOUTH 2Ist STREET IRVINGTON, N. J.
ORange 7-I7I7-8 RUDOLPH CECERE
CROSSTOWN PLUMBING SUPPLY
Wholesalers of
PLUMBING, HEATING and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
194-198 SO. GROVE STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J.
MArke1' 3-8477 -3-8478 EDWARD C. DOMANSKI
MANHATTAN TOOL MFG. CO.
Manufacturers or
BLACKSMITH FORGED TOOLS
36-38 VAN BUREN STREET NEWARK 5. N. J.
Compliments of
YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK
THE HOWARD
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
NEWARK and SOUTH ORANGE
NEW JERSEY
Member of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Compliments of
JAMES F. CAFFREY G' SON
A RECOGNIZED SERVICE SINCE 1889
AIR CONDITIONED
FUNERAL HOME
809 LYONS AVENUE
IRVINGTON, N. J.
ESsex 3-5133
JAMES F. CAFFREY, JR. - JAMES F. CAFFREY Ill
PU LASKI SAVINGS
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
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575 GROVE STREET
and
860 I8th AVENUE
IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY
ESseX 5-5699 FREE DELIVERY
CAROLINA MEAT MARKET
cnolcs Mins and POULTRY
290 ORANGE AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J.
ESsex 2-1129 R. HARPER, Prop.
TRAFFIC
DELICATESSEN and LIQUOR
ISI FLORENCE AVENUE IRVINGTON II, N. J.
ESsex 2-3343 OUR 55th YEAR
BRUCK G' MURY
Plumbing - Heating - Gutter and Leader Work
Jobbing and Gas Fired Heating a Specialty
I67 HILLSIDE TERRACE IRVINGTON, N. J.
Bob Reilly
Mrs. Catherine Reilly
Cathy Reilly
Mary L. Reilly
Nancy Reilly
Robert Reilly
Mrs. H. Reitberger
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Renga
Eugene Reseigno
Carl Reynolds
Miss Kathy Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. James
Reynolds
Al and Joan Ricciardi
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F.
Ricciardi
Richard and Mary Jane
Dotty Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Rimmele
Mrs. James Rinaldi
Rita's Confectionery
Rita's Gift Box
Mrs. Kathryn Ringleib
Mrs. F. C. Ritzger
Charles Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Roberts
Muriel Robertson
Mr. George Robinson
Katherine Rockl
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rockl
Mrs. A. Roeder
Donna and Valerie Rogala
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rogala
Mrs. Charles Rommel
Lorraine Roncskevitz
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Roncskevitz
Ronnie and Marie
Mary Ann Roselli
Mr. and Mrs. A. Roselli
Rosie and Georgie
Otto Rothman
Mrs. A. Rubinetti
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rubino
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Ruddy
Al Rudeen
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J.
Rudge
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rudge
Pat Rudge
Mr. John Rujak
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rutan
Ruth and Bernice
Mrs. G. C. Ryan
Judy Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Pat Ryan
Mr. Patrick Ryan
Mrs. Patrick Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.
Ryan
Christine L. Rzemieniewski
Henry E. Rzemieniewski
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Mr. Andrew L. Sabatos
Mrs. Andrew L. Sabatos
Peter Sabo III
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Sabo, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Sandmaier
Mrs. A. Santoriello
Edward P. Santoriello
James Santoriello, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Santoriello
Rosie Santoriello
Mrs. Thomas Santoro
Marie and Nicky Santucci
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Santucci
Mike Saputo .
Frederick H. Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.
Sasse
Henry J. Sayer
Mr. and Mrs. C. Scarfone
Lee Scarfone
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaar
Marianne Schaedel
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schaefer
Earl Schefter l
Earl Schefter, Sr.
Mr. Frank N. Scheick
Mrs. Frank N. Scheick
Mr. George Scheick
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheick
Mr. Joseph Scheick
Mrs. Joseph Scheick
Mr. Theodore C. Scheick
Mrs. Theodore C. Scheick.
Mr. William Scheick
Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Schiavino
Mr. and Mrs. B. Schlegel
Bruce Schetelick
Nancy Schetelick
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schintz
Miss Carol Schoenknecht
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Schoenknecht
Mr. and Mrs. G. Schmauder
Mr. and Mrs. R. Schmauder
Mr. George W. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Schneider
S. J. Schoonover and Family
Miss Marilyn Schott
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. G.
Schreck, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. G.
Schreck, Sr.
Betty Schreitmueller
Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Schreitmueller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Schrietmueller, Sr.
Mrs. Mary Schreitmueller
Mr. and Mrs. W. Schumarty
Mrs. Fred Schurmann
Kookie Schwab
Bernard Schwartz
Frank Schwartz
Phyllis Schwartz
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Schwartz
Barbara Schweitzer
Mrs. B. Schwedt
Mrs. V. Scialli
Laurie Scibilia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Scibilia
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Scott
Miss Monica Lee Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Scureman
Ben Seader
Miss Dolores Seaman
Miss Gertrude Seaman
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Seekell
Peggy Seigfried
Norbert Seitel
A Setonian
A Setonian
Mr. Phil Seraga
Mrs. Sharott
Edward Shaw
Frank Shea
Mrs. Frank Shea
Joseph Shea
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shea
Mary Ann Shea
Daniel C. Sheehan, M.D.
Miss Genevieve R. Sheridan
Glenda Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. H. Shevlin
Terry Shockley
Mrs. Shrott
Helen Sickles
Richard E. Sickles
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A.
Sieben
Mr. and Mrs. N. Silbernagel
Mr. and Mrs. V. Silbernagel
"Silhouettes"
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simon
Richard Sims
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sitek
Patricia Skelton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skwirut
Murray Sloshberg, R.P.
Mr. Peter Smerick
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith
Edward Smith
Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith
Mr. Lester Smith
Mrs. Lester Smith
Rita Smith
Roger Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Smolyn, Sr.
Laraine Sobolewski
Mr. R. Sobolewski
Rosemary Sobolewski
Mrs. S. Sobolewski
A. F. Soelbrandt
Mrs. A. Soelbrandt
Sue Soelbrandt
Mr. Eric Sonnet
Mr. and Mrs. B. Sorchinski
Margarete Speldrich
Mr.' and Mrs. Steven
Spolarich
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Spolarich
Bobbie Stahl
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Starna
Dimitri Stavropoulos, Jr.
Dolores Stawski
Jo Ann Stawski
Mr. Joseph Stawski
Mrs. Joseph Stawski
Richard Stawski
Mr. and Mrs. Steel
Rocco Stefani
Stefanowicz Family
Carol Steingall
Ronnie Stembal
Mary "Skip" Stepka
Step 'n Cleaners
Mr. James F. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Stewart
Elizabeth and Nick Stohr
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Stohr
Helen Stolzenberger
Ralph Stopper and Family
Mrs. George Strome
John J. Strong
Margaret M. Strong
Margie Strong
John T. Sules
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sullivan
Della Swaykowski
Mr. John Swaykowski
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Swider
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Szczyglinski
Agnes Szpiech
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Szpiech
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szpiech
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Florence Tambasco
Mrs. N. Tambasco
Mrs. Joseph Tauriello
John J. Teahan
Terrace Gulf Service
Station
Terry Shop
Kenneth L. Thalheimer
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tolley
Roy Tolley
Mr. and Mrs. John Toltl
and Son
Tom's Radio and TV Store
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Tomburo
John Frank Tomburo, Jr.
Topf's Maplewood Pharmacy
Otto Torrisi
Carol Trabalik
Mr. and Mrs. William
Trabalik
Pat Trabalik
Joe Trabold
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Trabold
Mrs. Harold E. Trautwein
R. and J. Tucci
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tuerff
Jim and Lois Tuerff
In memory of John E. Tully
Mrs. John E. Tully
Mrs. William Tully
William B. Tully
Bernadette Turner
Mr. and Mrs. G. Turner
The Twins
Mr. Nicholas P.
Tworischuk, Sr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vacca and
Family
"Val" Vaillancourt
Anne M. VanCleve
Mrs. William S. VanCleve
Mr. A. Vardi '
Mr. G. VanSomeren
Mrs. G. VanSomeren
Varsity Cheerleaders
Doris Verna
Clarence P. Vierschilling
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Villanova
Ruth and Ray Villanova
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Villanova, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. S.
Villanova, Sr.
Elsie Visconti
Mr. and Mrs. A. Visconti
Mr. and Mrs. J. Visconti
Mr. and Mrs. Bela Visy
Mr. Anthony Vitanzo
Mrs. A. Vitanzo
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vlatowski
Arthur Vohden
Mr. and Mrs. James Vohden
Jane Susan Vohden
Lou and Julie Volpe
Miss Alice Vreeland
Mr. L. Vreeland
Miss Marian Vreeland
Mrs. A. Vyniski
Pat Vyniski
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Wacker
Joyce Wacker
Bernadette E. Wagner
Susie Walker
Mr. John Walkonis
Charles and Thomas Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walsh
Mary Ann Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. V. Walsh
Vickey Walsh
Walt and Diane
Mrs. A. Wanczyk
Mr. and Mrs. A. Warholick
Eileen Watts
Mr. and Mrs. C. Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weigel
Gisela C. Weigel
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wendel
Mr. Fred Werner
Mrs. A. Wesch
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.
West
Mrs. E. K. West
Mr. and Mrs. Milton West
Mr. and Mrs. John
Wieczerzak
Gail Wiesner
Mrs. H. Wiesner
Mrs. Kathryn Wiggins
Thomas S. Wiggins
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilk
Mrs. Cecilia Wilkie
Miss Louise Wilkinson
Donald Williams
"Willie"
John Wilusz
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilusz
Mrs. Susanna Wilusz
Margaret Winters
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wojcik
Mrs. George Wolff
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wolters
Mr. and Mrs. F. Woodhour
Mr. and Mrs. James J.
Woods and Family
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wysocki
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Woolite
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wroblewski
Mr. and Mrs. F. Wulff and
Family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wynn
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Eileen C. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Young
Timothea Young
Mrs. W. Yurecko
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Grace Zabriskie
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zach
John Zalewski
Mrs. A. Zapach
Anna Zeitler
William Zeitler
Mr. and Mrs. Florian
Zepecki
Miss Julia Zepecki
Mr. and Mrs. William
Zidonik
Margaret Zielinski
Mrs. Zikaras
Miss Dorothy A. Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Zoellner
Jean Zrebiec
Robert Zrebiec
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Zukowski
Christopher Zwick
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Zwigard
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