Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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' FOREWORD We, the Editors, sincerely hope this book serves as a timeless link between our four unforgettable years at Dickinson and the years which lie before us. Our main desire is to capture on these pages the happy memories and reassured moments which we have all exper- ienced on the Hilltop. If, when you read this Gnome in the years to come, you can remem- ber the delightful events and activities of your high school years, our aim has been accomplished. The deepest regard and wholehearted affection we leave in this book for all of our classmates. X . xi saws' gym 3-ig-Ss -ferr ' li 2+ N L 'z ,l ll Q, in Qlqi Nr XXV 'X i Nsgi ' r ' ix .la fl' 1154? - ,- -- X 'v4fQf,gff1 QR Xie- X' MRS. FRANCES S. NADEL Teacher of Mathematics f. My DEDICATION Our deepest gratitude, sincere admiration, and improved intellects we owe to you. Your timeless efforts, boundless energy, and encour- aging attitude has made you the perfect example of a wonderful teacher, a kind friend, and an outstanding person to all of your stu- dents. We have gained constructive traits and character building attributes through our association with you. How can we ever thank you for all you have done for us? How can we repay you for the time you gave us, your great abilities, your untiring cooperation, and the opportuni- ties you unselfishly and delightfully granted us day after day. We wish to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being lust you. To serve is to be happy must be your motto, to otter you a token of our appreciation is our aim. We take great pleasure in dedicating the Gnome of the June l955 Class to one who deserves it so highly. Mrs. Frances S. Nadel, this book is yours. May God bless you for your limitless sincerity, and your eter- nal integrity. 5 ,. 5 .. -. :L 1 ?5' I fi 1,-f L , -, L.. ,-.4 '-.' 'Z y ' g': -4f.'-,QQ ' J 'VM yn 1 .2 IRQ 1::5 1 , 'X 'DA' 45 - MAL . 1. E f, U ex Ji ' V I s........,.,,,, 4 Q Q lllll lllll , lllll ...- lllll THERE W lllllllllwlllllllnf ., ,.1'1 u , , 3Ppflll', A I, 'ak Q I w Q, 5 '?AV N l 9 Hifi 5 ' 1.6 .H 1 'E' - 'IHIIIII' -...x , 'Q A DR. JAMES J. CONNOLLY Principal lt is peculiarly human to peer into the record of the past, recreate the days which now are lost to us and rebuild the beautiful castles which have long since crumbled. This blessed gift of isolating the proud moment that flattered us, of turning away from the memories which seared, of basking in the light which made us giant size-is heaven sent, indeed. lt is a lodestone of treasured recollections whose value increases munificently with each stumbling year. Your Gnome is a prophecy, graduates. It was thoughtfully conceived, artfully and cleverly produced- cherish it and make of it a reality. DR. JAMES J. CONNOLLY Principal TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1955: There is no greater incentive to carry on toward the goal we set for ourselves than success. Each success adds to our supply of confidence, a source of supply to be tapped in facing the next goal. Successful completion of your high school career should therefore mean more to you than the mere acquisition of a diploma. It should make you realize that you have met a series of problems and obstacles and you have not let them conquer you. You have conquered. Your proven ability to conquer must make you confident of your continued ability to conquer obstacles yet to come. Only you honestly know if you have done your very best. If your graduation truly is the result of your honest efforts, you can be proud. With the confidence in yourself derived from your honest effort you can look to the future armed with the knowledge that you can succeed again. Good luck-God bless you. DR. FRANCIS J. McCARTHY Vice-Principal DR. FRANCIS J. MCCARTHY Vice-Principal ADVlSERS PLAUDHS ACCOLADES 6-P All-it .Z MR. JOHN H. KELLY Adviser to Boys MR. RAYMOND A. SPATZ MR. GEQRGE W, TYNE AdVl5e lo BOYS Adviser to Boys MRS. MURIEL R. GORDON MISS ANITA L. NIEBANCK 1-'ff I EW? Wfv MR. GEORGE C. WITT Assistant to Principal Adviser to Girls Adviser to Girls 'T 'Q .. Looking back over the past years, we realize that a close association with our advisers and counselors has made us familiar with the needs and accomplishments to achieve not only our goal at Dickinson but also future goals. Grateful we are to them for all they have done for us. They have been there when we needed their advice to carry ony they have understood when understanding counted most, they have waited untiringly when patience meant so much, they have given us a hopeful word when encouragement was important. We appreciate fully all their efforts in pre- paring us for tomorrow, and we shall try hard to be deserving of the faith and trust they have placed in us. 10 Q. MR. ROBERT J. KELLY Assistant to Principal x 1 f. Ifggylfkl 5 . fgll, MR. MACEE Hear ye, hear ye, we wish to make public as of this date, certain revealing facts concerning one, Mr. Edward T. Magee: That he is deserving of our gratitude for his efforts heretofore performed in behalf of the graduating class of June '55. That his untiring patience and great determi- nation will serve as an inspiration to us in future years. That it is the fond hope of all concerned to possess someday his rare understanding of youth. In conclusion, we sincerely thank our one and only Mr. Magee for agreeing to share with us the dearest years of our lives. We sign and seal this document with due pro- cess of law, and with the understanding that it will be taken out and inspected when wishing to recall fond memories of happy days. 1199 xxx D D 1 Nm i 42 . -I ll We MR. EDWARD T. MAGEE Class Adviser FACUL TY JAMES J. CONNOLLY, Ph.D. ......... ................... P rincipal FRANCIS J. MCCARTHY, Ed.D. .......................,................................................................................. Vice Principal TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO OFFICE OF PRINCIPAL ROBERT J. KELLY, B.S. GEORGE C. WITT- TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO GUIDANCE MURIEL R. GORDON, A.M. JOHN H. KELLY, A.M. ANITA L. NIEBANCK, A.M. RAYMOND J. SPATZ, A.M. GEORGE W. TYNE, A.M. ENGLISH LUCY G. ADAMTHWAITE, B.S. ELIZABETH R. ALBERS, A.M. ELLDA ARMSTRONG, A.M. if FRANCES L BUCKLEY, A.M. ARTHUR w. CONNELLY, A.M. MAY K. COOKE, B.S. JOSEPH E. DEL vECCL-no, A.B. MARIE B. DOLAN, Ed.M. WILLIAM M. DOUGHERTY, A.M. MINNA GREENSTEIN, A.M. EDWARD J. BOYLE, B.S. VIVIAN M. CANNON A.M. VINCENT M. DONOVAN, A.M. HISTORY ELLA M. EALLON, A.B. E Srutdmw GERARD V. IPPOLITO, A.M. MARGARET M. HELM, A.B. M. HAZEL LOESCH, A.M.' X TERESA M. MAHAN, A.M.' VIRGINIA M. MCCAULEY, .M. CELIA S. MINTZ, A.M. NORA G. O'HAGEN, A.M. DAVID G. POSTRION, A.B. MARY E. REYNOLDS, A.M. ISABEL T. SOPER, A.M. f ' PRAGA SPADORO, A.B. HELEN A. JONES, A.B. S. ,f I DOROTHY M. MCNAMARA, A.MU CHARLES SCALA, M.S. ABRAHAM SOLOMON, B.S. BETHANIA TUCKER, A.M. LANGUAGES JULIUS C. BERKMAN, A.M. EDWARD T. MAGEE, A.M. GLORIA J. CASCIANO, A.M. CHARLES MALLOYER, A.M. SAMUEL A. GOLDBERG, A.M. PHILOMENA M. VICARI, A.M. HELENE A. WIPPICH, A.M. MATHEMATICS SYLVIA L. BRONSTEIN, B.S. H. PETER FERRINI, M.S. FRANCES S. NADEL, A.M. HELEN L. NIER, A.M. FLORENCE D. PINKHAM, A.M. f' JOHN DE COTIIS, M.M.E. ESTHER DE WITT, Ed.M. JOSEPH M. KENNY, A.M. WARDELL H. KORTRIGHT, B.S. MARGARET M. MULLINS, A.M. WILLIAM F. SCHAU, A.M. ALFRED J. ALLISON, B.C.S. ANNETTE S. AMOROSO, B.S. CHARLES J. ANTON, A.B. MELANIE K. BOGDANSKI, A.B. FREMA C. EISENBERG, B.S. DANIEL R. FININEGAN KATHRYN G. FLYNN, B.S. A. CHARLES HORWITZ, A.M. HELEN E. JINOCH, A.M. SCIENCE HELEN E. SCHNECK, A.M. EDNA C. SCHNEFEL, A.M. ANNE S. SILBERMAN, A.M. GRACE G. STURCKEN, B.S. BASIL S. WARNER, Ph.D. L. RAYMOND SMITH, A.B. DON J. STRAIT, B.S. LEONARD L. STROEBEL, A. JOSEPH A. VICARI, A.M. ALEXANDER F. WILSON, Am HAZEL M. WILSON, A.B. COMMERCIAL VERONICA M. MADDEN, A.M EDNA M. MAHON, A.M. ROSE M. MANNING, A.M. FRED W. MESSLER, A.M. JENNIE M. OLSON, A.M. ANTHONY A. RETTINO A.B. C93 HAZEL M SERVIS, A.M. W4 AMW som-ILA sCHNLTzER BCS? M P Zi! 6341102 EDGAR R. STOCKMAN, Ed.D. ADAM S. WITKOWSKI, Ed.M. INDUSTRIAL MILDRED K. ACKERMAN, A.M. CHARLES E. BENTER, A.M. JOSEPH W. BUSH FRANK J. CIOFFI, B.S. CLAUDE T. de HEGH, B.S. LESLIE C. DETRICK, Ed.M. EDWARD F. GLYNN B.S. ELLYJ HAVEZ AM I MARGARET G. KELLY, B. 3 JOSEPH C. LEVAK, Ed.M. JESSIE MccMURRAY MARION MCKISACK, B.S. CHIDLEY D. MEARS, A.M. ROBERT V. MEEHAN WILLIAM OSTERHELD, Ed.M CHARLES J. ROMANS MERVYN F. SEELY, A.M. HENRY C. SOSTMAN, A.M. HARRY J. WILSON, A.M. CHARLES A. WOOD, B.F.A. ART MARGARET F. SULLIVAN MUSIC FRANCIS C. LEFURGE, A.B. JOSEPH ROZOF, A.M. CLAIR BIRCH, JR. KATHRYN D. DRISCOLL PHYSICAL EDUCATION EDWARD ELIAS EPSTEIN, A.M. FLORENCE J. FORMAN, B.S. SAUL GEIGER ALFRED GLOWACKI, B.S. ARCHIE GOLDSTEIN, A.M. MARY C. LEARY MATILDA E. MINDEN, B.S. PHILIP C. MURPHY, Ed.M. NATALIE M. PIETRUSZKA, AM LILLIAN K. SCHMIDT, B.S. SPEECH DEPARTMENT A. ELEYSE BOSQUETT, A.M. ELINOR C. MALONE, A. M. OFFICE MARGARET E. DORTON MARY L. DWYER MARY R. DORTON BETTY TEPMAN ELEANOR S. WAGNER, Ed.M. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SAMUEL A. COHEN, M.D. LYDIA WEBER, R.N. GENEVIEVE V. WIELUNSKA, M.D. ELEANOR ZAHN, R.N. LIBRARY 1 C I' er 4' LORRAINE G. CODY CECELIA CURRY SENIOR LIB , RA ELSA H. WILSON, PRINCIPAL LIBRARIAN 6 4 GL, . gy HOMEROOM MR. JULIUS C. BERKMAN MR. FR V MISS VERONICA M. MADDEN X MR. ARTHUR W. CONNELLY TEACHERS MRS. KATHRYN G. FLYNN A MESSAGE TO OUR HOMEROOM TEACHERS To those devoted teachers-Mr. iWilson, Mr. Berkman, Miss Madden, Mrs. Bogdanski, Mrs. Flynn, Mr. Connelly, and Mr. Messler-who have guided us from our freshman to our senior year we, the Class of June l955, offer an expression of our appreciation and gratitude. For the counsel, for the invigorating suggestions, for the invaluable lessons of honesty, courage, and patriotism, we are indebted to them. Under their careful tutelage, we have come to realize the principles ofthe democratic way of life and the importancey of sustaining them. We sincerely hope that we may inculcate these high ideals which have been taught us by our associates in every walk of life. For all of this we have a special thank you, accompanied by a fond farewell. We wish to include Miss MacMurray and Mr. Mears, on leave of absence at this time, in this expression of our gratitude. is MR. HARRY .l. WILSON MRS. MELANIE K. BOGDANSKI 12B Sheila Pesih Prosidonf SHEILA PESIN Presidenf WILLIAM KNAACK Vice Presidenf JEAN FILORAMO Secreiary MYRNA GEENSBU RG Treasurer William Knoock Jean Filoramo Vice President SUCVUUTY Myrna Geensburg BOAT RIDE COMMITTEE DANCE COMMITTEE Chairman -IRENE KIRCZOW Chairman-WILLIAM KNAACK 16 IZA OFFICERS HELEN LARKIN President GEORGE HEPT Vice President MARIE PACIFICO Secretary LOUISE PIERRO Treasurer Helen Larkin President George Hept Vice President Louise Pierro Treasurer Marie Pucifico Secretary PROM COMMITTEE BALLOT COMMITTEE Ch,,5,ma,,-CAROL GUNTHER Chairman-ROSEMARY MCINTYRE 17 i MARIE ROSE ALVES fi Co-Editor-in-Chief MR. EDWARD T. MAGEE Faculty Adviser GNOME STAFF Personals Committee: Robert Ryder, Chairman, Amanda McCrea Doris Kaspszak, Marilyn Nesbihal, Roger Craig, Irene Kirczow Barbara Bognacki, Walda Drozd. Ballot Committee: Alex Tun nord, Chairman, Carol Gunther, Elaine Lancellotti, Rosemary Mclntyre, Camber Whiteside, Josephine Spurdis, Literary Com mittee: Grace Tinebra, Chairman, Dolores Platero, Lucille Pelosi Anthony DeVito, Organization Committee: Nanette Congilose Chairman, Josephine Spurdis, Mary Jackson. Business Stal? Jeanette Zweig, Robert Amorino, Al DeRogatis, Anice Brehm Marilyn Nesbihal. Layout Staff: James Disser, Allan Schultz, Ed ward Kawczinski. Typisis: Dorothy Mikol, Carmela Esposito, Pa tricia Malvey. , , i g 1 Q X ' , f? X ' ,- ' ,' .- s N-S Robert Ryder John Trisolini Henry Serrie Ballots Ballot Committee W. WARREN MANNION Co-Editor-in-Chief gamma, an Literary Committee -+4 .-44 gf .rj MR. GEORGE COFFEY Gnome Adviser MISS MARY REYNOLDS Literary Adviser The editors of the June 1955 Gnome wish to extend their grateful appreciation and heartfelt thanks to the following indi- viduals wha through their generous aid and cooperation have made it possible for us to have this Gnome. To Miss Mary Reynolds, Literary Adviser, we say thank you greatly for giving us so much time, able assistance and encour- agement. To Mr. George Coffey, Gnome Adviser, we express our deepest gratitude for his untiring efforts to obtain financial aid for our yearbook. Our sincere appreciation is extended to Miss Elly Havez, Art Consultant, Mr. Wogksch, of T. O'Toole and Sons Printing Co., Mr. Edward T. Magee, Class Adviser, Vinodd Studios, Mr. Ben Halpern and Joe Edwordsp to our capable Gnome Staff, and last but not least to our patrons and parents A4 5 f' Q-in ...AA 0 ,wiv A ,, ,,....f Old Gnom Jean Filoramo and Joan Schillaci who have greatly aided us in all of our eltorts of preparing our Gnome. 'uv' Business Staff 1 Dominick Manfredi Steve Lesnoxvich Gene Anguil John Jensen ' 5,0 6 Q,-r If J Proud lords and ladnes of Duclunson envy of all undergraduates oohng lunch with Clue gang exchangnng sensor plctures . road' mg rhe bullehn board crowd nn fha corridors following trafic friendlies! an school-these SANFORD ADER 9 Gifford Avenue Lawyer Columbia King-size Sandy . . . cage star . . . solid bet for fame . . . convincing speaker fl MARIE R. ALVES 86 Liberty Avenue Teacher Montclair Brilliant mind and cheerful disposition . . . Marie is easy to like and hard to forget if CATHERINE A. AGOSTINO 27 Waverly Street Beautician Cute little Cathy . . . winning smile . . . full of laughter and fun . . . reliable friend THERESA M. AMATO 63 Fleet Street Secretary Talented Terry . . . mel- low voice . . . twinkling eyes . . . pleasing manner 22 lr ETHEL J. AIKEN 760 West Side Avenue Comptometrist Quiet Blondie . . . ter- rific taste . . . easy to know . . . calm in every situation ROBERT J. AMORMINO 934 Pavonia Avenue Slflgef Rutgers Dapper Bob . . . always ready to help . . . sure sing- in s g uccess . . . go getter is 9 GENE H. ANGUIL 242 .Iewett Avenue Engineer Stevens Shy Gino . . . import from ltaly . . . good-looking . . . personality plus . . . Johnny-on-the-spot ' ELIZABETH A. BANSEMER 639 Liberty Avenue Telephone Operator Amiable Betty . . . peaches and cream . . . asset in any office . . . sedate T' 'Fw l ,ff .I EDWARD A. BALTARZUK 744 Newark Avenue Engineer Stevens ARLENE B. BACK 55 Hague Street Receptionist Junior College Energehc ,Ed ' ' ' Suf' cessor to Berle . . . rapid Reserved Arlene . . . smile fire wif , , , man with Q smile radiates sunshine . . . quick on the keys . . . wanderlust F . C ,- R gljylfl' OV ' 1, 1 JOSEPH V. BARRIERO GLORIA M. BARBER A f,:ofP 'l ,j? : S' 3478 Hudson Boulevard rc 'ec lc 'gan 'cle Secrefa,-y Popular Joe . . . rates high with girls . . . longs for Friendly Sandy . . . merry ,he open mad and cheerful . . . fond of movies and dancing 533 , .A -x 23 Milli ROBERT F. BERGAMESCA PATRICIA A. slzlswicz '30 DeKalb Avenue Teacher St. Michael's, Vt MEHDI BLOURTCHI 99 Sherman Place Aces fan . . . ace himself on Engineer Pleasant Pat Z . . home- the Court body . . . something special Persian delight . . . crooner , , , Fon-15 her weakness , , , . . . studious . . . flashing dark well liked ' eyes . . . always tops l 'Ip' We . FRANK BONEVENTO if BARBARA T. BOGNACKI , ,3'7S ' Avenue, , , Musician Juilliard 1062 West Side Avenue JOHN D- BOGGMNO Nurse Englewood Fastidious Frank . . . sax 209 Sip Avenue . appeal never off key . . . co- Navy M0del nurse - - - W'll lad- ed's delight . . . Perdido vance your pulse . . . radiant connoisseu, Mambo King Boggie . . . in look and thought even-tempered . . . Honolulu It bound . . . always going flyifyu Vwlff-'fx ' strong pfwjl i fi i If V lwvvflfl' 24 'i f f N4 9 Skillman Avenue ' Decorah, Tmphagen Bashful Bergs . . . Four- '2 1 X ft iyfyjqvnjiw ML ww YQ JOAN G. BRENNERT 'l8 Graham Street EDWARD J. BRENNAN Secremr 85 Dales Avenue Y ixzgclf tl: BZEHIV: Air Force Sparkling eyes . . . pleas- u on ree an smle . . . wmsome ways Secremry Friendly Eddie . . . serious , , , gloom Chaser thinker . . . will fly fast and T0OlSl9 - - . WGCJVGI' of high . . . future Harry James fun . . . energy unlimited . . . makes friends easily . . . un- assuming ROBERT A. BUDD 489C l IA RICHARD J. Bucknsls Navy en ' venue 167 Newkirk Street SANFORD BUCH H d IIB bf, . N an some o . . . quite 1oz ogden Avenue VY I H me gms' denghf . . . Mr. Dentist St. Peter's BUCkYN - - - loves 'he 'CU' Trumpet . . . headed for the in carburetor . . . all around geg .Sl-'CVS HSC'ndYH - ' - Come' sportsman . . . man with a dlan . . . Sammy Snead sec- voice ond . . . hard worker 25 ' Ifegwlml 7 ,,A:,v:mZM , I H, 1 Viiif NOREEN H. CAMPBELL 41 Laidlaw Avenue CAROLYN M. BURKE S ecretary 43 Dales Avenue . 1 C f -f ,BM S h I Vnvacious Nor . . . flam- omplome ns C oo ing red hair . . . likes fine Jubilant Joy . . . always fhingg , , , doll like with a smile . . . sincere, con-I genial friend will 7 t N JOSEPH H. CASSERLY l 30 Gardner Avenue H Holmes Army Carpenter Secremry Eminent Joe . . . good com- pany . . . always at peak . . . Better-than-average Betty Sl-,qrpshoofef twirling treat . . . Titian haired and blue eyed 26 , J'-EY? r ff '-21-iii U: MARIE CAROCCIA 62 Wallis Avenue Beautician Attractive Mickey . . . sparkling eyes . . . ready wit . . . beauty aid 7 I RACHAEL R. CASTAGNA 9l Logan Avenue Air Line Hostess Attractive Rae . . . quite an eye full . . . camera cut-out . . . wears clothes like a model ANN B. CAVASIN 306A Sip Avenue Teacher State Teachers Ravishing Ann . . . girl with high standards . . . popular twirler . . . those lucky pupils STEPHEN F. COl.l.lGAN 220 Palisade Avenue Contractor Tall and easy to look at . . . Steve . . . above the crowd . . . Australia, here I come BARBARA A. CHOPEK 848 Newark Avenue Teacher Montclair Photogenic Bobbie . . . bundle of pep and energy popular cheerleader . . . chic NANETTE A. CONGILOSE 49 Poplar Street Teacher New Jersey State Enchanting Nette . . . curly auburn locks . . . natural beauty . . . refreshing point of view 27 BARBARA ANN CLISURA 370 Ogden Avenue Air Line Hostess Drake's Streamlined Bobs . . , dim- ples . . . abundance of charm . . . flair for fashion . . . sky's the limit , , JOAN T. CONNORS 267 Baldwin Avenue Comptometrist Drake's Just Joanie . . . never a dull moment . . . a Bur- rough's wiz . . . quiet wit Q . t t t , bs s s ,ys ai is WM 1 p ANDREW J. DALY ROGER CRAIG E 121 Corbin Avenue 864 Pavoniu Avenue ngme r CHARLES M' COULSON Navy Pennsylvania HGndY HAndYH - - - Sffmd '41 C9 '9 e55 Sffeef b ard equipment . . . easy go Engineer Mississippi Sfqfe u The Raiah - - ' good look' ing . . . skilled mechanic mg . . . good skate . . . High powered Charlie winged inienfions a threat on the gridiron . . . tall, good looking bait WILLIAM S. DALTON ' A BARBARA DALY 615 Pavonla venue I Nami' , Accountant Sf. Peters 43 lI'VIl1g Sffeef surgegn Sec,-efa,-y Dmkefs Busy Bill . . . long term sfqr of the policy . . . standard brand Bustling Barbie . . . has . . n effective locker clue to loveliness . . . twink- ling eyes and sparkling smile 28 FRANCIS M. DEGNAN PATRICIA A. DAVIS wo Beacon Avenue ROBERT A. DeGRAAFF 57 - 3rd Avenue, Secaucus Draftsman Florida U. ' ' Florida bound Bob . . . deff 920 Summit Avenue Eleclrman with blue prints . . . con- Nurse Johns Hopkins B'9 HDe9H - - - qi-'lei - - - genial Casanova appeals to the eye . . . will Pleasing HPGVI . . . Fl0l'enC9 mqke fhe gpqfkg . . . full- Nighiingale . . . charming powered manner . . . one of the besf MARILYN M. DE PASCALE A' DE limi? fl M d' zlmixslia Avenuii d u 5' X5 ' 9 ICC SS . an 9 THEODORE DEL PIANO f mai i 'hljfgry Sheet NY U 471' l '1 our gui Lyn mambo . G I S . i. . ' 1 - - - :Is Baldwm Avegue L' I. H 'H H Ci? V, aueen . . . always does her Tec nician fevens Q22 H19 , 9 Y - - ' 1 D - I 1 b I H XI, 5 fun!!! - golden voiCgfAwg.,LTo es cu e as a utton 'Teddy . . . superb , j 51 mme, ,her r ,V ,y u craftsman . . . bowls 'em over 7 T ,Z ,A i problems every time . . . unruffied by l :L R XJ - eases: df f fv X' , fi'2tHn u ' ' ' , W' ' ' W A ' ,. A Y , A Q . , -- ' 'V - -'PLA' ef ' .-.afm-2f,fi'7 A' 29 A super- A- '- . .wg f f' gs., zyffj ,gf . me . xi ni' 1 - if . f' - .x, I 1 X i U ,JJ ANTHONY DE VITO 121 D K lbA ALBERT R. DE RoGAns e venue 50 Prgspegf Sn-eef Debonair Tony . . . class Lawyer sewn Hall comic . . . talents galore . . . golden tongue . . . chivalrous Casual mannered Al . . . flashy smile . . . witty . . . he satisfies JAMES W. DISSER wlLuAM v. nswiscxi En L'be y Avenggvens 90 Hancock Avenue 9 Army Archifed Jolting Jim . . . outdoors man . . . potential Navy brass WOf'ldeI'fUl Winkie . . . 0 . . ardent qngler always in step . . . varied in- terests . . . moonlight over Miami 30 5 li ELVIRA B. DE VIVO 96 Poplar Street Secretary Demure Babe . . . rates with all . . . styled for today . . . giggle artist JOHN J. DODARO 40 Bleecker Street Ready, willing and sable to be a leader . . . always in demand . . . reliable Lawyer g gg A 5' ,iiffrfifi JAMES W. DOLAN I7 Reed Street Army Gentleman Jim . . . serves Uncle Sam . . . good talker will succeed at 'fnsrfi' I MARILYN M. DOOLEY I3 Palisade Avenue Secretary Athletic Mar . . . lots of pep and fun . . . high on the list . . . trim looking everything l Tr ETHEL L. DUBILIER 233 Bowers Street Bio-Chemist Swarthmore Beauty, brains and talent . . . enthusiastic . . . flirtatious . . . has savoir-faire 1 1 HAROLD C. ENGELHARDT 424-32nd St., Union City Machinist Effortless Enge . . . takes a good picture every time . . . wizard with a bowling ball 31 -fapfwn Q-,,.,f,a,o4v fl .'-gs: ,, , Lf., . is-1. WALDA H. DROZD 5 6 St. Paul's Avenue Secretary Blonde . . . easy blusher dreamboat interests . . . counteracts gloom WJL. MARY JANE M. ENGLISH 6 6 Sherman Avenue Typist Mary . . . sweeter than sweet . . . stunning twirler heart dainty . . . class sweet- -- sera. . h Q Tail c -3325 .Y 'rf N DONALD F. ENNIS 118W Webster Avenue Business Lehigh Dynamic Del . . . Cooperstown candidate with a ball and bat CARMELA M. ESPOSITO 81 Chestnut Avenue Secretary Merry Milly . . . stunning style . . . well liked . . . pocket size edition JOSEPH FALLON -.N 5 ROBERT J. ESPOSITO 122 Wayne Street Football Coach Maryland U. Eppie . . . sports minded . . . great guy . . . future Knute Rockne . . . gridiron great PATRICIA C. FAMULARO 68 Stuyvesant Avenue Hunter NANCY J. FALLAHEE 157 Bowers Street Hpixien words for 384 Baldwin Avenue Joe . . . full of vim, vigor spaced but' w'eH' placed . . . gecrefary and vitality . . . sure success Sheds light on many subiects a Sawbones Noteworthy Nan . . past master at answering . . jf LAL Z' a gift for gab , MARY C. FARRELL 211 Monticello Avenue Designer Gay Mary . . . friendly . . . sociable . . . eye to the future . . . follower of Dior I CLAIRE D. FONTANA 30 Broadway Dancer Attractive Claire with the dancing feet . . . breezy manner , . . full of pep . . . leader of cheer JEAN M. FILORAMO 949 Summit Avenue .l.:,LT::E:1?ni?AJZ:Ee Medical Ass't. Mandell Bookkeeper Vivacious Dee . . . fash- ion flair . . . causes second Peaceful Hpaln - - - C' 'GY glances . . . aid to any doc- of sunshine . . . will keep the ,or books balanced l ll 3 i ALLAN FURREVIG KAREN E FRASER 2811 Hudson Boulevard 208 Sherman Avenue Outdoor Al . . . makes hay Teachef jefferson Cenffal while the sun shines . . . ver- . satile . . . good man with a Sweet Karen . . . refreshing gun as a melody . . . sincere . . . cute miss . . . always helpful 33 N Li .if if l.l' l ll l sf f tiff lwr X. ll N nf, AFX xii ii if L L r 1' V P K lr, lb LL C L iw 9 J x ' CARMELA L. GALLUCCI 45 Wright Avenue Typist N.Y.U. Pint size Babe . . . al- ways a bundle of joy . . . sug- ar and spice Y1 '35 JAMES GERETY 433 St. PauI's Avenue Business Man Junior College Good natured Jim . . . future assured . . . means business . . . clicks with the crowd W MARTIN A. GARRITY 'I450 51 St., North Bergen Marines Machinist Manly Marty . . . good timer . . . party lover . . . Hollywood bound . . . one of the best WILLIAM E. GILLMANN 68 Webster Avenue Teacher Purdue Smooth Bill . . . geared for action . . . matchless per- formance . . . ladies' man 34 If MYRNA D. GEENSBURG 160 Thorne Street Hostess Grace Downs Enhances any scene . . . Myrna . . . alert intellect . . . nothing but the best . . . self assured JOSEPH C. GOLASZEWSKI 263 Liberty Avenue Pressman Linotype School Reserved Joe . . . easy going . . . pleasant disposi- tion . . . merry old soul ' if M L If I lb' fvllh lil f xv if , V, ,xz ' i i Li' .1 A K J' i i ,R my P Ay X, ij ul' M1 Ljp LH if Ji Y, ' n 9 , GEORGE GORDON 3338 Hudson Boulevard Western Electric St. Peter's Leo . . . Dickinson's own Mel Allen . . . always knows the score . . . peppy i v ' 4 ' . . i . i , . i ,A Q LQ' i9 Q41 MARIE L. GUIDOTTI 62 Wright Avenue Secretary Syracuse ELAINE M. GORMAN 565 Pavonia Avenue Typisf N.Y.U. Sprightly Marie . . . music and merriment . . . exclusive E as in excellent . . . a blend . . . well poised forefront of fashion . . . a leading lady MW ixli ' 1 V EDWIN A. GUNDERSDORF 203 Pandolfi Avenue Engineer Rutgers Friendly Eddie . . . sense of humor . . . top man on the totem pole Xi JOHN F CAROL J. GUNWER 1.707-7itlyStreet,XXN. B. Businessman H 20 Thorne Street ' Teacher Montclair -loyal lhlcclfnd- - -d I iik witte . . . mai en' ' t Captivating Carol . . . , , , loyal friend S elg has a golden touch . . . song- bird . . . class highlight 35 U j, ff' L1 ff!-I xl, ' - ffp I ffl ,ffl A VV 1 , ,, 11, fl! , ,1 ,.', , ,Q ' ' ,, ,4,,, 1 ,',kf' f X I iw! ,fxt yfll l9jff',,JV is j ,iw !,,,' .,,,' , vf llyfl 3 If . .,,,, , ,, If , fl Y-' 1 ,X II1, REGINA M. HANRATTY 69 D l A MARY H' HANLEY Secretary G eslunlijrlzleollege 307 Terrace Avenue Secremry Happy go lucky Regi . . . good looker . . . smart dresser - 1 Il - , Attractive 'Red . . . dia- . . . great organlzer mound sparkle . . . cheery smile for all . . . varied in- terests MARIE J. HARTNETT EDNA HANSEN 150 St. Paul's Avenue Beautician Wilfords' Beauty Academy Earnest Eddie . . .poses- ses light hearted gaiety . . . waves at her fingertips ROBERT F. HAUER 308 Columbia Avenue 109 Prospect Street Accountant Rufgefs CHARLES A HART . - ll 1, 396 B Id , A e Secretary Junior College GSHICI Bodb . . . popular U Wm Ven'-I . . I . . . comman s attention . . . Accountant N.Y.U. d Scvlmnglngn 'S :IIS Ialenlt-f ' full of fun and eye appeal ar an nmpe wm- BUSY Chuck ' - - hustler kle toes . . . date bait . . . long, lithe, and lean . . . a whiz at figures Cmathj 36 Q ni.. - no, -aff f WILLIAM A. HOVE 27 ' ELIZABETH M. Hmsci-:EL Nav HoPk'nsA i:, e. U 6806 Durham Ave., N. B. Y 'Um' ' Compfomemsf Bill . . . Mr. Football . . . sure to attain any goal . . Gracious Betty . . . serious rugged minded . . . flying fingers . . . gentle manner QW ,ff L MARY M. JACKSON ROBERT J. IEZZI 93 Leonard Street 266 Ogden Avenue Secrelary Engineer Sfeye,-,S Sweet Mary . . . singing heart . . . dancing feet . . . Bombest Bob ' ' ' marvel of treat of a lifetime . . . sincere merriment . . . diplomatic tendencies 37 K 1 7 HAROLD T. HUBER 243 Central Avenue Service Junior College Afiable Hubs . . . prac- tical iokester . . . up-to-minute man . . . carefree attitude QQ, NORMAN JOHANSEN 577 Central Avenue Physical Ed. Teacher Panzer Swede . . . Quiet but lun . . . no end to his energy . . . soft living with a few mil- lion JoArJi B. KARSH PATRICIA A JONES I 9.9 fourt :louse Place JOHN B JENSEN 33 Waverly Street Cenca Wo' er ' Model Modeling School Gentle mannered .loanie H5 Hunan Slfeel H H , . . . more crackle than a bag Illustrator Art School SlG rY'?Yed PQ' - - - WP full of popccm cal American malorette . . . Versatile Jack . . . ar- ' makes male hearts lump tistic talent . . . friendly man- ner . . . smooth dancer -I -car 2. l '+ JOHN W. KENT e c EDWARD J. KAwczYNsKl '70 C 9'ess,S ee' 232 M Lawyer Junior College onus A KAsPszAK 9o 'e'Y Wee' D l ' Businessman C4ll'eSSed H.lOl'll'1nyH . . . 193 I-'ncoln Slfeel H y H swell dancer . . . good mater- Secretary Eames' Edd'e - - - future ial . . . bright future . . . debo- businessman . . . prefers the noir Reliable HDOl'lH . . . heofl crowd . . ' bqshful boy of gold . . . jovial personality her asset . . . sincere worker 38 ME,.wf ' WJ JJJ,f'Z10,ff ROBERTA A. KLEIN 53 Joralemon Street Clerical Worker Blissful Berta . . . pleas- ant quick smile . . . cherished friend . . . well worth noting ku . I I IRENE A. Kmczow 'I C JosEPH P. KILPATRICK Swim mo Avenue 49 Dales Avenue y Marines Wonderful girl . . . exciting Sh J red hair . . . honey of a sec- , y oe . . . sincere rem I . 1 1 friend . . . good top Sarge ry 'WPS 17 4 fc, . . . small but significant ,lf I f yffp XZ L. if I X7 , 2 A if if of 2 f 7 ff 4 ' fl ff fqg QM I -is ROBERT A. KUCHAR 276 Manhattan Avenue ROBERT M. KOWALSKIE Manhattan 211 Webster Avenue WILLIAM L1 KNAACK Service Ace basketball player . . . 312 Pavonm Avenue . future Olympic star . . . dou- Engineer Sfeyeng quiet resulfkgetter . . . will ble delight Bill . . . merman . . . clean ggdfnz Sad I es SP0 S cut. . . willing and eager . . . man with a brain 39 DORIS M. LANGOWSKI ELAINE H. LANCELLOTTI 597 Gfgjf ST? f . e an arran THEODORE J. KuNrz 67 C 'b ' Avenue ,, ,, . Felf and Tgffqnf Dependable Dee . . . 50 van wmkle Avenue , I H H aims to please . . . gift of Navy CC'Pl'Val'n9 E ' ' ' gab . . . true friend . . . first U H I adorned with loveliness . . . for fun L'VelY TeddY' - - - man steals the show . . . twirls about town . . . interests from with ease A-Z . . . smooth performer 3 44, if get ARLENE A. LEFANTO IQ, ROGER LATHAM S- 281 Ogden Avenue 153 Bach Street mger ARLENE A' LCROVERE Physical Ed. Teacher Panzer Amioble Arl . . . God- 266 Ogdefl AVENUE H . H i t trey bait . . . singing beauty Stenographer Drake's Wl 'leY 'S on th? '9hl . . . this year's stardust , ' l track . . . girls go for his crew AllU 'n9 - - - P'n'UP'P el'Y cut . . . our answer man . . . strictly Dickinson . . . chic . . . will strike it rich 40 J STEPHEN LESNOWICH 605 Bergen Avenue Engineer Stevens Strong, silent Steve . . . charms any girl . . . makes friends . . . influences people ,-,ei i BENJAMIN LUCCIOLA 238 Duncan Avenue Commercial Artist West Point Loquacious Ben . . . casual manner . . . Rembrand's pro- tege . . . sports lover -my CLAIRE M. MADSEN slwrv U EMIL P. 35 Lewis Avenue f y, V Chemist Junior College Lf Good-looking Sonny . . . f swell dresser . . . executive type . . . handy with test tubes GLORIA D. MALEJKO 132 Cottage Street Designer 52 Grace Street KATHRYN P' MACK Comptometrist Artistic Glo . . . designer 37 Pahsade Avenue . in action . . . gaiety person- Secretary Cl ee lUl Claire - - - full of ified . . . shows the way Kathy . . . refreshing . . . heart of gold . . . hard worker . . . asset anywhere fun . . . talented artist . . . has key to happiness 41 v THOMAS A. MALON EY I0 St. Paul's Avenue ROSARIE MALERBA Marines 30 Romalne Avenue Secremry Moe . . . dotes on danc- ing . . . laughter enough for Refined 'IRON - - - l0VelY two . . . future three-striper lady . . . target for the spot- light . . . a lass with lots of class ' DANIEL A. MANNING DOMINICK E. MANFREDI N304I Hudson Boulevard 20 Corbin Avenue my Engineer Rufgefs Sports lover Dan . . . H H man among men . . . good D0PPe Dan - - - CUVIY mixer . . . gay blade hair and blue eyes . . . ready smile . . . the voice . . . cos- mopolitan 42 'bfll 6221 PATRICIA E. MALVEY I02 Palisade Avenue Sfewardess Pat . . . headed for the clouds . . . carefree . . . high fashion . . . elegance plus WARREN MANNION 44 Van Reipen Avenue R Dentist Fordham Witty Warren . . . a flash with a camera . . . live wire . . . has a gifted sense of humor GREGORY G. MARD 969 Summit Avenue C.P.A. Southern California Gazza . . . diplomat of the future . . . attuned to pol- itics . . . suave ROBERTA R. MARKUS .ti JAMES E. MATTHEWS 5 Cambridge Avenue S . 156 Leonard Street emce Secretary Berkeley H-llmn - - - qU'ef - - - h'5 virtues speak for hum . . . re Sweet Bobbie . . . per- fect lady . . . will find the facts . . . flower fresh BMJ Z A . Qdayfl A Q flyillfjji, ' fond fi? ts- fffA3Wa J .fgfflvalff JF' IPX-'O 'iffy Iaxed . . . fun loving nature I 1 VUV V A 1 AMANDA E. McCREA 220 Griffith Street DOUGLAS Mc ELL . 89 columbia Avenue Nursing Boston Hospital WILLIAM J. MATTHEWS , M h d . d d . Engineer Stevens UC 0 m e Aman 9 5 cambndge Avenue oversize in charm . . . magic Se,-Vice, Distinctive Doug . . . cosmic of her own ' H . I . bomb of energy . . . durable tfgill . . . climbing hlgll friend . . . bowls them over twin terror beau bait ' . . Uncle Sam's stepson M 43 MQW! WW Wim 4 vu .',k ff, wwf , ,M f cw,,yx,f 45. Wil' ,fffjfh , f74,7l9Z7, f, wfi . ' ff U 414' :K ,W ' wffiwff - wir ,,. f 7'f 2'rgff xp- ,,.f f .4 Zvi' '74 HELEN T. McGUlRE PATRICIA A. McGEADY C if' Nf'fg 'k Wee' 384 Baldwin Avenue omp ome H Nurse Ffgncig Heedful l'lelef'l . . . bubbles '80 Hancock AVenUe H H , with laughter . . . career Fireman P'-NSY - ' ' Pcmence for minded . . . cheerer-upper patients . . . asset in any hos- ,- Ecldie . . . can turn on pifql jr the'charm . . . willing and A, f Q 069, capable . . . tennis anyone? , ark i X474 vl I ffl, f 67 f 4 f'fE:'5f EDWARD C. J. MEEHAN ELAINE L. McKAY P H, 97 D 'esJAYe 5H In Sh A oIIcIan unIor o ege ROSEMARY c. MCINTYRE e Venue . ,, ,, Secretary Berkeley EHSFQCTIC C. J. . . . fiery 41 Heel Sffeel EEO Hess Elaine mi speaker . . . V for victory . . . r . . . - - - Reliable Roe . . . smiling Iored to fit Dickinson . . . self governing personalny Irish eyes . . . takes life in reliant jp stride . . . altruist Q X . it I W r Jil 1 JJJ Af j If I X if .' M . J' A I if Q W' i ff' -f fl ll .'-iq . it ip, , ' , . N FRANCES E. MELEI 332 Sip Avenue Secretary Fascinating Fran . . . sparkling hazel eyes . . . cure for the blues . . . forward look of , PATRICIA A. MILZA 543 liberty Avenue Hostess Grace Downs Painstaking Pat . . . magic blender . . . high speed performance w DOROTHY E. MIKOL Il8 P l' d A PATRICIA A. METCALFE Secrefcrya 'sc' e 'engjua 109 Hancock Avenue Dental Assistant Fairleigh d EGZZHH? HD?II7ifQ - ' - Socml e rue o ie...ac- HPUHYH - - - emcienf - - - tive . . . competent and re- lovely face . . . proves it's a liable woman's world . . . my-ti-fine JOHN S. MONTANARO 27 Marion Place Insurance Agent St. Peter's Mindfull Monty . . . quick wit . . . solid as the rock of Gibraltar . . . man of action 45 LUCILLE A. MULHALL 55 Webster Avenue Felt and Tarrant Good humored Lu . . . always gay . . . beautiful but not dumb . . . camera bait JACQUELINE R. MULHEARN 42 Broadway Holy Name Nurse Unforgettable Jackie . . . cure 'for the blues . . . danc- ing feet and darling features L . if MARILYN C. NESBIHAL 112 Romaine Avenue Nurse St. Francis Mermaid Marilyn . . . dan- gerous when wet . . . Oscar for comedy . . . future Florence Nightingale ELVINE R. NAPP 168 Nelson Avenue IRENE V. NAZAR 31 Monitor Street Secretary Drake's Dental Assistant UNO! NO! - - - Oh, mY, El . . . methodical neat- what brains . . . girl of good will...fre' e ness . . . 'd f ' ' O 'gn gyngu ami a ragile air . . . sharp as a tack EDWARD P. NIMON 4 Hawthorne Avenue Teacher Rutgers Enthusiastic Ed . . . cheerful smile . . . cool dress- er . . . always ready with a joke 46 RICHARD F. O'FARRELL 3163 Hudson Boulevard Army Dickinson's candidate for officers' school . . . man of distinction . . . good natured if iihlllii JOSEPH OSTYN 34 Lienau Place THOMAS F. . Printer 276 Central Avenue n Businessman Sf. Peferfs Joe . . . first class printer . . . always firing on all cylin- King size Irish . . . ex- dgrg , , , energetic tends helping hand . . . girls galore . . . rocket ship special -i ' f if prfk J y lvfffjjyblf' y f ANGELO PARANDES 3290 Hudson Boulevard Air Force Carpentry Talkative Brillo . . . fu- ture iet jockey . . . the sky is no limit JN all LUCILLE J- PELOSI 28 Sherman Avenue 79 Giles Avenue Pembroke STANLEY N. PARETZKY .. . , Nu,-se Englewood Vision of lovelmess . . . '28 lrvmg Sffee' H H tops in her class . . . Hnesse Trooper State Academy G00d f1C'fU ed l-U - ' - with funds . . . stylish H H . . rare humor . . . quality of Sian - - - Cfheshlre 9 n success . . . as welcome as ' . . . interested in the great summer outdoors . . . trail blazer 47 Mew V+, , ,. I Wir JEROME PILLERSDORF 69 Reservoir Avenue MARLENE PETRONZIO Lawyer Brown 113 Propect Street Teacher State Teachers . ' ' ,' ball . . . cars onthe brain Talkative Jerry sure Bunny . . . good things quick wit , , , come, in small packages . . . demure . . . Bundle of ioy EDWARD J. PLAZA 'I37 Laidlaw Avenue DOLORES V. PLA Q jly Air Force 37 Spruce Street Nurse A smile for everybody . . . Isaac Walton . . . looks to Dellghlful Dee - - ' the sky . . . go far in the friendly disposition . . . in- world telligent outlook . . . a real find 48 AMELIA D. PITACCIATO 312 Sip Avenue Secretary Berkeley Scintillating Melia . . . typical charmer . . . super stenographer . . . iaunty ESTELLE POSNER 431 Central Avenue Teacher Junior College Quiet but so nice . . . her silence is sutticient praise . . . well poised 1 ff FRANCES PRIMAVERA 440 Central Avenue GEORGEINE H. POWELL , Typist 135 Van Wagenen Avenue Secrefary Drakefs Likable Fran . . . charm- H u H ing, chatty, and cheerful . . . Lovely Georgie . . . 14 prefers perry Como karat sprinkled with stardust . . . smart dresser . . . cute usher CLAIRE T. REGGIANI BIANCA T. REA 19 Dales Avenue I 391 Palisade Avenue Secreiary Drake S Sec,-efary Kofi-,efine Gibbs Cheerful Claire . . . a pearl among pearls . . . has a gold- Benlgnam 'Beau - - - gen' en touch . . . demure tle . . . warm personality . . . bashful beauty 49 I1 EUGENIA M. PRON 47 Dales Avenue Comptometrist Sincere Jay . . . the sun- shine in any office . . . re- sults guaranteed , 1 X GEORGE C. REITER 844 Roosevelt Ave., Secaucus Baseball Lefty . . . key man on the diamond .. . Mr. Mischief . . . always sunny side up WILLIAM W. ROBERTS 48 Lienau Place Navy Likable Shorty . . . wood butcher . . . will rule the sea . . . sports favored ROBERT B. RYDER 36 Sherman Place Physicist Vermont Hotrod on the water . . . top man in physics . . . curly hair . . . humorist KATHLEEN M. RUDDY WILLIAM H. ROWLANDS 5 Laidlaw Avenue Accountant Bill . . . personality that can't be topped . . . a friend in need . . . girl's ideal GEORGE l. SAHAR 101 Cottage Street Businessman Huntington Quiet George . . . quite a sport . . . intended businss- man . . . hot dogs and orange juice 50 52 Roosevelt Avenue Clerical Worker Dark-eyed Kathi . . . adds spice to life . . . Irish as the Emerald lsle PHYLLIS A. SANTULLI 423 Palisade Avenue Secretary Katherine Gibbs Sugar sweet Phyl . . . overwhelming interest in others . . . sunshine smile V -if 4251! 1 1 J RAW if 'J .f ff! pudfzff' Af W 'YSSIZIY RICHARD F. SCHELLACK 13 Jefferson Avenue JOSEPH B. SARDANO D , F C H 452 Central Avenue only mmer ome Engineer Stevens Agreeable Rich '. . . fu- ture farmer . . . country lover Fun lo know Joe - - - nice . . . available when needed smile . . . partial to red heads . . . determined adventurer ,M ,ii Mftgf A x 1 3? N ALLEN SCHULTZ HowARD s. SCHNEIWEIS 225 N d Avenue H1 North Shee' Southern California Accounfanf N.Y,U- Active Al . . . California here I come . . . chosen by Howie . . . hopes to roll the crowd in riches . . . favors philately . . . shutter bug 51 l Q JOAN A. SCHILLACI 31 Emerson Avenue Secretary Joyous Joan . . . delightful friend . . . partner for Astaire . . . dramatics is her dish RICHARD C. SCHUMANN 101 Beacon Avenue Service Loud chers for Richie . . . good dancer . . . attracts the girls . . . future Rockefeller EDWARD G. SHERIDAN BARBARA A. SHINE 85 Magnolia Avenue 38 Prospect Street Clencal Worker HENRY SERRIE Pharmacist Fordham Bubbling Bobs . . . bas- 35 WaVe'lY Street - Il ll . ketball fan . . . rates high Doctor Swarthmore Engrglxmecid af' ghanxgblg . . . a chatter champ . . . po ry e ur Hank . . . future Wiffen- . . . wants to own Fort Knox poof '. . . Bach beats bop . . . actor extraordinaire df JANE C. SHINE 85 Magnolia Avenue Telephone Operator 3D? . . . no, twins . . . well balanced . . . makes the right connections FRANK J. SILEO 44 Shaler Avenue Printer Reliable Red . . . will keep the presses rolling . . . lover of good food . . . man of peace 52 s 5 2? I at , I I iff ELIZABETH A. SINNO 81 Bleecker Street Secretary Dependable Betty . . . lends a helping hand . . . disc dizzy . . . sparkling blue eyes ' 1 JOSEPHINE SPURDIS 'I186 Summit Avenue Buyer Jo . . . Future globe- trotter . . . knows the goods . . . makes the clay seem brighter NANCY A. STATILE 292 Sip Avenue Hostess Grace Downs Nice Nan . . . elegant . . . natural poise and charm . . . discriminating . . . pretty miss JAMES M. TAYLOR 90 Romaine Avenue Navy Western Electric Up and atom scientist . . . takes up weighty probl ms . . . likes good ,usic nd joke , 1 J , l , i J J W K, 1 A STEPHEN J. THOMAS 212 Zabriskie Street Govt. Agent Junior College Steve . . . full of fun . . . to know him is to love him . . . fast man on the track 'I bf U 53 its if .W . E :Q i f l 2 HAROLD G. STRAUBE 115 Bleecker Street Draftsman Razzle-dazzle Straub . . . likely to plan your dream house . . . red hair 1 - ., R, 5 , Q 7 RONALD L. THREM 94 Ferry Street ' Franciscan Brother Seminary Pious Ronnie . . . divine- ly inspired . . . placid smile . . . future missionary Lfai M4 I fri x , W! I tr , X591 :,1?',,M.'j-f I GRACE C. TINEBRA 288 Sip Avenue Secretary Katherine Gibbs Gracious Grace . . . in- triguing smile . . . creative mind . . . our own Brown- in ' Off WT! FRANK TORTORA 316 Palisade Avenue Herculean Pinky . . . first class D man . . . sure to score in the future LVVMQ! ANN M. TRECZAK 108 Cottage Street Secretary Drake's Apt Ann . . . always in a hurry . . . star commercial pupil . . . looks plus V331 ALEXANDER A. TUNNARD JOHN Teacher Ru ers girls d . . . class V. l. P. A FRANK P TRZECIAKIEWICZ 57 Hopkins Avenue ental Technician Miami Unpredictable Frank guy with ambition . . . a fie d and stream man 36 Garrison Avenue Teacher Montclair Aquatic Alex . . . camera ace . . . hot-rodder . . . likes girls . . . up and atom 54 MARY ELLEN TUOHY 71 Dales Avenue Nurse Thoughtful Mary . . . easy on the eyes . . . deep down goodness . . . sparkling FRANK H. UNLANDHERM 37 James Avenue Professor Rutgers Professor . . . sure and smart . . . destined to make millions . . . our own Einstein 5 5'f.,cA,-Q-f' ,f f i yacc, fu Lip' KALQC C4444 , , h . g s4'V1v . ,,,1..,4,q, WILLIAM P. TUOHY 71 Dales Avenue Navy Genial Billy . . . sincere worker . . . teachers' delight . . . percussion prince 'Vaci' RUTH VEGA 384 Palisade Avenue Office Worker Ever adorable Ruthie . . . an asset to D. H. S .... one in a million 55 - L- w ANNETTA R. UMGELTER 1006 Summit Avenue Secretary Katherine Gibbs Neat Netta . . . toast' of the class brightens your day . . . golden touch J, I l SYLVIA O. VERGA 37A Garrison Avenue Teacher .lulliard Subtle Syl . . . leader in music . . . captivating . . . touch of romance . . . beauti- ful Vice 1 , FN M3 1' i ,fd-f X .l V , I J I 1. AN W 'LQ ' n u ,QL N... L.. ' 1 W P .ft W Z Q fd! lib! it L I, lift VICTOR J. VERGA 168 Highland Avenue JOAN E. WAHRHEIT 652 Liberty Avenue Secretary Mechanic Jovial Jony . . . contri- butes to the crowd's fun . . . The NQUISY MGH - - - f00T- meets all deadlines . . . lucky ball fah . . . car conscious . . . rare good nature ELEANOR E. WHITNEY 1221 West Side Avenue Typist Ele . . . dignified . . will brighten any office . . will set speed records I EUGENE P. WILCZEWSKI 159 Congress Street Lawyer St. Peter's College Generous Gene . . . has nice friendly way . . . will make his mark in the world 56 CAMBER H. WHITESIDE 11 Columbia Avenue Actress N.Y.U. Calm, cool, and collected . . . Candy . . . knows all the answers . . . Broadway Bound 'fnvf GRATIA E. WILLIAMS 221 Sip Avenue Sociologist N.Y.U., Gratia . . . flair for ele- gance . . . sweetly put to- gether . . . lover of music . . . unspoiled uf? 5 HARRY WOO 294M l' A HEATHER M. wlsEMAN gm ' Venue i , St. Peter's College HELEN L WISE 50 Reservoir Avenue ' Teacher Monfdah. Serious minded Harry . . . 21 Th0fn9 Sffeef stays at a job . . . reliability NU,-se An lrish miss . . . neat and exemplified sweet . . . high ideals . . . Micky . . . lady in white capable . . . dainty and dependable . . . favors dancing and 1 parties MARGARET L. ZAMPELLA 108 Sherman Avenue Secretary Katherine Gibbs Mirthful Marge . . . cheerful influence .'. . long wearing friend . . . stands for the best JEANETTE F. ZWEIG 624 Newark Avenue Teacher State Teachers Million dollar look . . . long lashes . . . elite . . . full of life . . . high quality . . . a natural 57 ,af ' fin 'R ,134 ' A 1 4 V.i...4.iTf , ,- CLASS WILL We, the class of .lune 1955, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby bequeath our time tested and dearly cherished Record Album of the hits that express our feelings musically. To DR. CONNOLLY: A long playing platter of Memories in the hope he will ofTer a prayer for our welfare. To OUR ADVISOR: It's So Easy To Remember your wit, interest and advice. To THE FACULTY: May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You for your patience and understanding. To THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Feudin, Fussin' And A Fighting to the beloved annals of that subiect. To THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: I Can't Begin To Tell You how we learned to speak, write, and read correctly. To THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: The Typewriter Song to help our budding sec- retaries keep in tempo with their machines. To THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Strange Things Are Happening to recall the un- usual results in the lab. To THE LATIN DEPARTMENT: The Old Gray Mare Ctrot, trotl She Aint What She Used To Be. To THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT: Vaya con Dios with sorrow we say goodby to sunny Spain. To THE GERMAN DEPARTMENT: Auf Wiedersein -a fond farewell to make-be- Iieve Germany. To THE ITALIAN DEPARTMENT: You Don't Have To Know The Language to ap- preciate those Iovely Italian Club presentations. To THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT: Je Vous Beaucoup and be sure we shall miss gay, romantic, enchanting Paree. To THE MATHAMATICS DEPARTMENT: Little Things Cdecimals, x, y, z, plus, minus, squaresl Mean Alot. To THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT: Flash, Bam, Alakazam a rising song for the future industrialists of America. To THE GYM DEPARTMENT: Bye, Bye Blues in relief at shedding those bloom- in blue bloomers. To THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT: I Can't Carry A Tune but the choir and orchestra remain the true music venders. To THE NEW SENIORS: HilItop, where four years will not easily be pushed into memory. With this we come to the close of our Album, the last record having been flipped, we realize sadly, that they will be, for many years, gathering dust. Until, brought out once more, they will ring true and the Class of June '55 will live again. This Will is dutifully signed, sealed and presented to our friends and successors, by us, the GRADUATES OF JUNE '55 asa,-s J Q' sl 'T -1 'st vw! S. I 4 R . t History of the Class of June 1955 FRESHMAN Start a four year career in that big building? What a challenge! Such a thought came to us-we, the members of the Class of 1951. Dazed and bewildered we rambled through the busy corridors. lt was our first day in Dickinson High School. We entered as babes in the woods, looking for paths that would lead us to our right place in the world. There were so many new responsibilities, new sights, new diversions. Our first audi, crazy jazz sessions, musical concerts by talented people, the magnificence of the Follies were some of the things that kept us in awe. We newcomers stepped in stride by welcoming Mr. Magee as our class adviser and presenting the Juke Box Jamboree. We joined activities and, for the first time, cheered the Dickinson-St. Peter's Thanksgiving game. Encouraged by our successful accomplishments we moved on into the second year. SOPHOMORE Slightly sophisticated and more complacent, we strolled to our classes now aware of our newly-acquired confidence. With this assurance we captured greater success with our Huddle Hop, dedicated to the idea that all the football games we play, we win We also coupled our practical sense to the culinary art and produced delicious pretty- as-a-picture cakes and cookies for effective cake sales. We had really found a place in the school now and joined Cheerleaders, Usher Staff, Twirlers, Choir and other activities. Again we cheered our team in the traditional Dickin- son-St. Peter's Thanksgiving game. Having spent this year in a slightly less dazed but more profitable manner we pro- ceeded full steam ahead into our third year. .L 1 f .L 'i -21. -ax W7 JUNIOR We were approaching our goal but before we attained it, we knew the sensation of being able to wear a Junior pin not for the pin alone but for what it stood-three years of diligent studying and learning the important rules of living with others. Our Circus, planned with precision and packed with fun, turned out to be a popular hit. Unfortunately our Skating Party failed to come through with fiying colors. Our spirits arose, however, at the perfect smoothness of the Bunny Hop. We became members of the Honor Society, Student Participation, and athletic teams of various kinds that were headed for winning trophies to present in assembly to Dr. Connolly. But all too soon this term had gone with the swiftness with which it had come. SENIOR As Seniors we recalled that we had come far since our Freshman year. Moving now with the certainty and experience of an adult, we planned and brought about the success of another Juke Box Jamboree. Our Farewell Senior Dance was a favorite. Returns and congratulations poured in from our Club 55 and the All American Dance. Nom- inations for office and invitations to enter the Honor Society were joyfully accepted. We diligently worked and anxiously awaited our marks, and with the passing of time we completed the plans for our Exit Day program and reminisced o fpast events and won- dered about what the future would bring to us. Our Senior Boatride, attended by all, gave us many memories to store away for the future. The Prom with its glamor and glitter was the highspot of our four years of social life. The thrill of donning cap and gown made us realize that we had accepted that 1951 challenge and with the level headedness, sureness and steadiness of a mature adult developed through associations with teachers and classmates, we were prepared to find our way around successfully and make our mark in the world. v- , l K wil? . V vig QV! 'Q +3 , e , , , X E V All American Phofogenic Miss Bob Esposito Claire Fontana G eorgeine Powell Class Chafferbox Tiny Tor Doris Langowski Bunny Pefronzio Class Sweelhearls Old Timer Typical School Girl and Boy B-H K k Deny Miko' Ed Nimon I naac Terry Amafo Bob Hauer . AAN iion Queen Dapper Dan Most Ambitious Did Mosf MOS? Popular l n Filoramo Dominick Manfredi Tony DeVito John Dodaro Am' Cqvasm Al DQROWIS Class Giggler Class WH Hollywood Bound Babe DeVivo Warren Mannion Arlene l-SfGf1f0 Mos! Respecied Mos, Rename Bill Gillman Ann Treczak Ro Mclnfyre Elecfrical Wizard Class Cf00f1ef Ted Kunfz Bob Amorino I,-n,',! Bashful Boy Modest Miss Ed Sheridan Joy Burke ,,- Nightingale Tootsie Brehm . ki . lv Q 1555: one -l'A W V . 35,4 . N 5 eff - . s A - i , ' QM A X , y , 'if I lx' Class Dreamer Class Poe? Marilyn Nesbihal Grace Tinebra l 21 1 li 2 Class Deb Class Designer Class Twins Sheila Pesin Gloria Maleiko Jane and Barbara Shine , X J 11 x Class Politician Class Spirisfer and Ed Meehan Kathy Mack Steve Lesnowich ? QP! Bachelor Class Culie 'Nur Class Flirf Hof Rod Milly Esposito Bob Ryder lure Housewife Wood Bufcher Co'ed's Delight Pat Bizlewicz Angelo Parandes Joe Barriero N0 Mary Jane English Class Pals Sfeve Colligun, .loan Connors Elaine Gorman, Tom O'Leary Lovely Lady Mosl Likely lo Succeed Career Girl reen Campbell Marie Alves Helen McGuire L i 5 i l irq liix s ii Beg, Dance,-5 Mr. and Miss Dickinson Ma,-Y jackson Winky Deweicki Bob Bergamesca Marilyn DePascale Personality Miss Amelia Pitacciato -,.....-.- btlir- ....--v ...Y-W: f- - Three Muskaieers and Three Muskereffes M. Garrify, B. Davidson, B. Budd Mrf and Miss Broadway M. Zampella, A. Umgelter, P. Santulii Henry serne Comber Whiteside Class Arfisf SophiSfiCf-Ifed M555 Masfer Mechanic Ace Printer Mr. and Miss Mad Chemist Claire Madsen Arlene LoRovere Frank Trzeciakiewicz Frank Sileo John Boggiano Amanda McCrec Qx'.a. ' sz- 6 ' if 'G-'P no i Q 6 b N . 5' l'- 1 Q fees gg -'--qggS:- ia 8 x NW .NX X ,N X W Ja, XXX 13 Q Q iii Will the meeting please come to order . . . rt and crafts . . . proposing better laws for Di k son . . . earning grades and giving service getting together for social events with song d dance . . . these are SENIOR ACTIVITIES 35 Q PRESIDENT Sanford Ader STUDENT PARTICIPATION The Young Citizens Workshop of D.H.S. This self-governed body teaches its members the funda- mentals of American democracy by actual experience. Each Homeroom elects an officer to represent and voice their ideas in this law making body. After each weekly meeting a report is presented to the homeroom. An able-minded student may rise to become a member of the Advisory Board. This group attempts, and often suc- ceeds, in carrying out the projects suggested by the mem- bers. The most qualified representatives compose the Congres- sional Court. Their goal is to m ' t ' h h level of Student Par. am am t e igh character VICE-PRESIDENT Judy LeMore ORGANIZER Miss May Cooke FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. George Witt ADVISORY BOARD ADVISOR Mrs. F. Nadel I I REPRESENTATIVES GRADES 9-10 ADVISORY BOARD REPRESENTATIVES GRADES 11-12 x : J Aw ,mf 2 ' , sri V. . .5 - . 1 - yu 5 rl- ' 'gif ,AEI -iff' COL uv -' I . . ,, N vs. 11' -.-nd f Ai, -KJ' ,4 XI 'o K 'S R , AW. A 3 -W 'X I 3 - ,,,. 3 h .5 i I H... w -mg, .. Hg UN' JP .ka j1 J' 4' fa AAAN CL 'Ft P5-FCHERD 'I-' M 'WH' X L, - 5,4 i H -Jai' lla, 1 N 4336 , avg P NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 1 3r Faculfy Adviser Presidenf .....,,,..,,. Vice-Presidenf . Secretary ., .,...... .. Co-Treasurer: .. Mrs. Maha n Frank Unlandherm Sylvia Vergo Barbara Bognacki Nancy Fallhee Dorothy Mikol 4.' 128 Marie Alves, Theresa Amato, Gene Anguil, Barbara Bognacki, Pafricia Davis, Efhel Dubilier, Nancy Fallahee, Rosemary Mclntyre, Dorofhy Mikol, Irene Nazar, Lucille Pelosi, Shelia Pesin, Estelle Posner, Georgiene Powell, Frank Unlandherm, Sylvia Verga. 'l2A William Cohen, Dorothy DiNardo, Irma Eischen, Temelia Jones, Arthur Korn, Roberi Lagerstrom, Carlyn Lutz, Judith Oakley, Katherine Tanfzen, 1 gn., nv 4 , m USHER STAFF OFFICERS Chief .,...,.........,.,.....,..,,....,,....,........,,........... Georgelne Powell Co4Chief .....,... N H Congilose Fccully Advis Mrs. Kelly l l , A N ' X1 , fb . If ' i M X g V 1 '-X . if ' f 5 L ,JW ,TL v., 535 , Q- . z 'lx Q I A , W 6 1 ' A 'NX l V x4 Y in W' N 1' ,L as l V , I ' A QF I X ,A x 4' 1 I 'E x X l .X , I ' , .u ll -X 'V , qi' xxx S X x, X ----. Y .x W A ' x 1 'V .tw A l -1? Y- l 1-.' L lf.. ,- 1. a ,. ' a 2 nl i A I, 1' I -V rr - -f . ul x ' l ' A 9 4'.' Q ,Ili 4 ,TW 1 xl 1 f f 151 'K xx K, Q l ' ,sl , Q ,ily :f . J w 1 . .E . 1 L - ,. l ', . 4' J 1, K haiku L! W ALJ' Our choir, the melodious highlight for all ot our cherished moments on the Hilltop, carries a tune wherever they go, on their lips and in their hearts. Our days are made brighter by their harmonious voices. CHOIR tx x QQ!! wx L D , 'm ,, t , ' A A ny i i , , i ,r 2 i sd . l J l 'Hr it jlf ,NX Cid xl ll lil is i X 1 alll l5 Ll R! . x JN 'J l ix 1 i- l in 'l - in iii . V .J X it K ly rw St ii it i SENIORS 4 L yy U HHHMOJVE The Mellolarks themselves! Blend- ing their talent, they give us lovely y harmony, ascending high up into heaven itself. kt U . r g ls, SEXTETTE Maiorettes Sylvia Verga Strike up the band, music makers! These are the people who serve as our zestful leaders of school spirit. Playing their instruments with talent, they give out inspiration plus enioyment. BAND President ................. Vice President ........ Secretary ..... Treasurer .......,. 12B SENIORS Marlene Petronzio Marie Alves Theresa Amato Bob Iezzi Nancy Statile Rachael Castagna Alex Tunard Arlene Lefanto Arlene La Revere ITALIAN CLUB fl'- 7 ,wfvs-'Nff' . 'D , ,r', ' ' 1- .. I Wig I , , A ,.,- . Ii Q, fri, 'H ' - .3 , L V f T' of 1 Il Circolo Italiano brings to D. H. S. a subtle blend of the gaity and romance of sunny Italy, accented by the culture of ancient Rome. Traditions, and customs of the Italian civ- ilization are vividly kept alive by the colorful musical pre- sentations of the Italian Club. M. Amato, F. Andretta, J. Anselmo, B. Bononno, W. Branch, J. Buttigheri, V. But- tigheri, V. Bristol, J. Calabrese, F. Cal- deroia, J. Cappella, J. Celauro, J. Cin- quegrana, E. DiBonno, P. Di Lemme, C. Di Martini, J. Di Matteo, A. Di Nicola, R. Di Nicola, M. Eicole, M. Festino, C Finch, S. Gargivle, B. Gilbert, D. Grosso, C. Grillo, R. Gustaferro, F. Ipsaro, R. Kisocky, G. Loftredo, F. Malfetano, P. Par- isi, S. Patrucelli, G. Piserchia, A. Presti, A. Prinzo, G. Pugliese, J. Roda, C. Ros mero, R. Samarro, J. Sessa, R. Smith, P. Trombetta, G. Visaggio, J. Wascoe, M Zanelli, P. Zweil. President .............,,,,.,.. ..,,,.,. W illiam Knaack Vice President ,........ ,.,,.,, T heresa Amato Treasurer .....,..... ....,,,..,..... E thel Dubilier Secretary .......................,.,,......................,...,...,...............,.................,....... Sheila Pesin Faculty Adviser ......,,,.....................,. ,................ .,..,............ M r s. Frances Nadel MEMBERSHIP: Sanford Ader, Marie Rose Alves, Gene Anguil, Barbara Bognacki, Roger Craig, Warren Mannion, Amanda Mc- Crea, Jerry Pillersdorf, Dominick Mantredi, Henry Serrie, Harold Straube, John Trisolini, Alex Tunnard, Frank Unlandherm, Sylvia Verga, Heather Wiseman, Harry Woo, Jeanette Zweig, Arthur Korn, Joan Johnson, Richard Fuchs, Barry Gronoft, Fred Ril- haussen, Robert Smith, Eli Blitzer, Mario Shiovi, Leo Spitzer, Robert Hollenter, Harold Novik, Robert Lagerstrom, Ulrich Keemss. -1 r: mill! 'KH 4., wr-- -'15, ...J 7 'N , s NURSES CANDIDATES CLUB President ......,,......,... ...... ,,,.., ....... ,.....,,.................,.... J a n e tte Caren Vice-President ..... .,,................,.............,..,... E lizabeth Reynolds Secretaries ......... ...... E leanor Zodda 81 Evelyn Keause Treasurer ..............,..,....,.......,..,.........,,............,......................,...,..,,....,........ Claire Miller MEMBERS: Estelle Ashlcenas, Marie Balaghi, Nancy Berntsen, Janet Brunet, Edith Claudat, Dorothy Di Nardo, Emily Dito, Ermann Bernier, Dolores Gastol, Sylvia Gredosk, Rosemary Grif- fin, Joan Grossi, Caroline Hackett, Anne Lutz, Barbara Luhu, Carol Newton, Carol Surdylca. SENIORS: Nanette Congilose, Barbara Bognacki, Patricia Davis, Roberta Markus, Amanda McCrea, Patricia McGeady, Elvine Napp, Marilyn Nesbihal. The purpose Of Nurse's Candidates Club: To give insight into the profession of nursing. To help select a well qualified hospital. To learn about nursing honor system qualifications and to work with people.-Marilyn Nesbihal fi KW an is ,. ..., 1 x rf! V i' gf YW ix 27 NY 7,1 ' W.: fi' ik 'GN- O QQ Thrill of bursting the tape . . . snoring the ro- bounds . . . cheering the teams on the field . . . crack of the starting gun . . . that impossible half court shot . . . scoring the touchdown . . . loading the band-these are SENIOR SPORTS FOOTBALL SQUAD Bob Esposito Pinky Tortora ff 4 .5 T In 1 F-55 . 'xo .tl - . I , i - f7 rx lr ' f f X ' ll ll . Q X ,l 12. ' It A .I f'f5T,si.f'.,.. , - ' 1 ' Q S o o' 1 . th, . - ' 'L, itfifci ii: , , 'f' oo .x 1 1 . ' J 7 'v vll Ji' XJ jk! , ,ijt F . LLM? VW sg' 'XT A l Inav V ff . F.-if - - V7 ,gfvb Vvcyogv A Y 'Hi' ,V V ,fi V pl fb Team H . 4 ,X ' wwf if 'P If ftp fl I . Xl . it X - ei A , il T Kick off X X First Row: T. Amato, D. Schlip, Mastrolla, J. Menge, J. Keenan, , i , W - 1. - r. E . J 31 X Hand off Our dauntless football team provided the student body with many hours of excitement during their exhibitions and the many thrilling football games which mark the beginning of every fall semester. Beginning our season against Demarest until the closing game with St. Peter's Thanksgiving Day, interest ran high. We will never forget our senior heroes on the team, the excitement of the game, the cheers, and the tense moments, they ar all memorable. F. Tymczak, E. Devaney, F. Tortora, W. Hove, ,R. Esposito W. Gillman, G. Hept, J. Capella, N. Johansen. Second Row: J. Barone, F. Comes, A. Doisis, C. Coulson, R. LaFaye, M R. Payne, J. DeMatteo. Standing: A. Korn, Mgr.p W. Zavsly, M. Marino, F. Gruccio, R. Gasser, W. Trotter, A. Antonick F. Stroz, W. Joiner, J. Kohnenkamp, Asst. Mgr. A , . L x h . , Q Charles Coulson iq' .. lj X f ' if 1 , U x , , vm ff-:,, ' ,A -.ff I x 1 , ' '-v . ' 'L -, Agn.,- ,gYg, f1m . Q R h , H , , ...gpg-,, AJVV ,M I 1 v 3 ' H ' - ,119 Coach: Mr. Anihony Barobus N ,--1'-rf asff:y'!z, ,fn . .v . 1 , 4 -f pq Y 0.0 'F-2. N if 14'-4 A .J- I q, . , 4, .ar 5 '94, .U 55, il 5, 'M-ami:-f IW -.113 lx lvsf' infix? .. -4,1,,, ,,. , I .1 P.. . -Q:-'the Yoh 1 . kv fir! 4' R. 'ha . v if -5 Q '7 f nn-Q ,Q A U- 389-ai! nf' rw , u Q9'b,, , , . ,. .kT 53.1-ff' , . L.-.4 will gy.- rv, yr uP .I . px v- ...f I lim.: SWIMMING TEAM K left to right, front: Sullivan, F. Roth, R. Loniewski, W. Loniewski, B. Higgins. Back: J. Donohue, J. Klupeska E. Curvella, R. Kurist, H. Buntin. ' THE POOL Alex Tunword 78 . as H- ' f i fi., BOWLING TEAM I .-., Top Row: I. to r.: R. Schuele, G. Sahar, R. Del Grande, A. De Palma. Bofiom Row: I. to r.: T. Del Piano, D. TENNIS TEAM I NS04, 5504, WEFJM74, Kneeling: I. to r.: J. Wiseberg, J. Katz, R. Hollenfer, D. Spivak. Standing: I. to r.: W. Cohen, G. Halpern, E. McDonald, Mr. Kelly, Adviser: K. Greenberg, E. Frankel, A. Porendes. Diclrinson's Net Men held record as County Champs in the 1954 season and were runnersup in the State Tournament 1953-1954 r ' 79 Dickinson 42 57 59 50 81 77 53 54 SCORES Sf. Michoei's U. C. 39 CINDERELLA CAGERS Emerson .W ......... -.,-..... 52 Cliffon ....,............. ,.... , 45 Memorial ... ...... N.......,. 41 St. Michael? U. C. M 57 Snyder .... M., ..... -., ......... 50 Bayonne .M ,... , ........ ,-.,... 48 Lincoln .,.... .........., ,.....-, 52 St. Michael's .I. C. 42 Ferris ..... ..- ........ ,..... ....... 46 St. Peigfs 55 lf if ' ' K Y , M, soft touch C3 1. 3,5 is ,x,. .5 X x - .,, wx M ..,...n,.... KY' S Sandy is handy 3 hm low: S. Passing Bobby W. PYIHYMRUQ Coach, Kelly, J.. .,-, f I, -, qt., 1 '. This year upon the advent of amewucifach, Mr. Robert Kelly, our basketball squad came into the realm of glory by going through their open season, of 18 games without a single defeat. Team play, coupled with excellent coaching, guided the squad to the most successful cage season inthe history of Dickinson. Every member was an All American. Go, Kuch I, .1 ,cf T V' 4' 1 r , ,ve H' A' ff , 1' vb ' I ,C fg 1. ., 1 . . fl A' fly 1' -...e-YZ fy N f MV V l 4 Far From The Maddening Crowd a ff , E lx K - re -0 t is , X is Y, ,....,. ,J 7 1 ,X if pt Ng ,, CHEERLEADERS Fight for old Dickinson is the theme of our zesty cheerlead- ers. These are the constant supporters of our athletic teams on the court and in the field. They rally enthusiasm when spirits are at low ebb: they put fire into any game-and no game is com- plete without them. Whether there is victory or defeat, these ardent, loyal Dickin- sonites leave the field with a cheer and a smile for the team. Jacqueline Mulhearn - Co-Captain, Claire Fontana - Co-Captain, Jean Filoramo, May Viggiano, Barbara Chopek, Judith LeMore, Sandra Lewis, Norma Blasucci, Thomasina Parente, Margaret Reynolds, Mary Bognacki, Ethel Dubilier. .f f ty , ,fl x t -.. X 'lt fn 'n L, 1:7 , f t f f E x If 'X fl, t X f ea iw 4-we y ,N Xp, R f 'I R. ' ,ii Wielders of the baton- Painling 'he way la victory for Dickinson. TWIRLERS Noreen Campbell Elaine lancelani Amelia Pelacialio ' J Elaine lancellotli-Caplain, Amelia Pifacciala-Co-Captain, Renee Piarra, Ann Cavasin, Marilyn DePas:ale, Arlene Repaza, Noreen Campbell, Betty Caruso, bel olona Carol n Fusara Mar'orie Dabrawslli Ann Falco, Emily Dido, lw 5 . Y . I . Barbara Hughes, Carol Arlanda, Camille Griel, Rose DeSalva. Ann Cavaun Mary .lane English Beny Caruso Marilyn DePascale ,JE- HJ -4 Y . if . x fx A r RAMETTES Dolores Abeal - Capfain, Mary Graci, Frances Tedesco, Barbara Nawrocki, Frances DeFelice, Judy Zamarba, Catherine DelPrior, Ar- lene Snyder, Joy Molinar, Angela Amoia. I ' l ,ff M2- COLOR GUARD Catherine Monfabano-Captain, Louise Pierro-Co- Captain, Margaret Ricigliano, Myrna Geensberg Regina Hanratty, Carolyn Welch, Jo-Ann Johnson Josephine Tafuni, Adele Sbaiatta, Barbara Connersl f l B i .X ? ' W-.S 4 l TUMBLERS Anice Brehm-Capfcin, Gwen Pugliese -Co-Captain, Cecelia Levin, Florence Lewis, Elaine Paplanski, Doroihea Mc- Laughlin, Ellen Lee, Thelma Byer, Gwen Pucini. 85 Mr Diredifssigh Le v Afhljrtcs 'Il esk Sw! e? oil 'hock- N , CY-O55 C009 Semi 609611. SKG1 Yqxeekxg, Xefck 'mo KKQXNKL x 86 'Nz P-. Xen. EVO , :kg C on Oz Xmg, Xe'tK No ' oYxxfx, 'Yom NX. Scxixo-A, S. 'WN 129. Swv eihomos, Sod- 'ins Edrxxe Nfeekon, sob Kuchar 1 , l gif ,, 14' fm if GoX6sKim, 'Kew YXoYxom S. NNK Coo-201 Bo Pfsixskon if No Sdmxbevx, x Gooch Xson rf i f 6 ' f i ffpwgffql, ,430 :- 1' -'Q ' .lf . :'i?q,,f4fy, A ,Ag ' I7 ,ffi?f?4, few: ' i 4' M fl I 'Yi'ow'o9' s- To , . 530 age' I Nsooogeicoocfv- NN . 5160910 anon. XASXQHE Yye91g1x,X.o ,Ae GO ' ' Co9' ,xgxnqz imc' 699624-6500. 1 1 . - y. ae - x xx 'O ste' . OWU ned' W 4. 195 ve -QQPTAYKOQGI 6 X' eslvv d- . ve' U' x pneYis.5a60o'x'Co . eg -X Q Ovvx N 3 no ' L99 esse-1: ' 1 .xoqh 5 v Jxcb' 1 6' x. 903: 'l9'v:-- 'A' 05' yea 4 to TRACK TEAM Speed, zest, ability and lots of practice have won for our Hilltop Harriers the reputation of being the best com- petition in the county. Championships galore are the prod- ucts of our many endeavors. We have triumphed many wi Yxo, 5 Yixox 0'goe,-..x' times and gathered numerous trophies for the city, county, P' and state championships. We were state novice champs in 1953, cross country champs in 1953, outdoor co-champs in the 1954 outdoor season and second place city cross coun- try champs in September, 1954. Our J. V. squad, a new addition, won their event the first time it was run. VT 1 Y' , -fx X x SKSUN-,. L, ..l .I 'T H' .71 Jack Trisolini ,1 Steve Thomas . v 1- 1 Jew- - . FTW' ' f,1':i,:m 87 454111 .- f - i' G.. MS.. . it 54 ., GYM .Ji TEAM Y., ,F-,,., . 1,,-l..a.T..1.. -J 'T T Standing: l. to r.: A. De Crisfofano, W. Pedone, W. Schultz, E. Davis, R. Lorenfzen, L. Backus, Coach, J. Griffin, J. Cinquegrana, K. Grymes, J. Pepling. Kneeling: l. to r.: J. Powers, G. Anguil, C. Mitchell, B. Parisi, F. Woyiecki, F. Gruzeola, P. Di Lemmi. FENCING TEAM ' 1 7 W i B fl ali. A I 9 I2 l A A Left io right: Lou Aragana, Arnold Reitze, Ruben Gresham, Don Wafson, Joe McGrath, Manager. Top: Dudley Walsh, Gilbert Lee, Alan Seidman, Barry Weisler, Frank Masfrolla, Charles Killian, Harry Sarser, Joseph Toth. 88 . DIAMOND DUST This is the team Dickinson pul out on the field fo do or die. The Rams, under the lute- lege of Coach Kelly, should make us proud of them. Coach Bob Kelly TE Ljjg 14- .l' 'lm nl Bill Gillmon Q'77'lii fi-bv-,,.,,: 1955 Baseball Team Bob Kuchar Don Ennis -fr-i Trophies 'f f ef 1 W, 2 T. Swimming, Gym and Tumbler Football and Buskelboll Cl70ir w. -5 af wr, Vi, Twirlers Cheerleaders -4 1 P l Choir IH: , l'i, ' i 5 ova' XO' A Co QU 6 Wiioteiles 50 Now we recognize the most enthusiastic morn- bers of our school activities. They are our power- ful warrior chieftains of the athletic battle field. Or they are pretty members at the little bands oi pageantry who keep up the fighting Dickinson Spirit of '55. Perhaps they are cultured, talented choristers, Filled with a classical love for good music. But all, in their chosen field, have dis tinguished themselves and their school, and ir return are proud poxsessors of Alma Mator': award.. .the D! Q A X XX 98 President ..,,.............. ..............,.... .,....... J o an Reynolds Vice President .......... ......... A ntoinette Abbot Treasurer .................. ,........ ............... P a tricia Lambert Secretary ........,..... ...............,...... B arbara Schildknecht Adviser ......... ....,...... ..a ,,.,..................,...... Mrs. Schnefel IIA President , ...,............ .,,..........,,.,....... .... T h omasina Parents Vice President ........ ..........., A nna lncardone Treasurer ............... ..,... ,..,. E cl na Meincke Secretary .... ,.... ......... H a rriet Reitze Advisor .........,. ........ ........ M r . Sealy Compliments of 98, lOB, NA, HB CLASS ORGANIZATION President ..,,.............,..... ............................. . . Patrick Schafano Vice President Treasurer .............,... Secretary .,..,,. Adviser ....... Barbara Licota Elizabeth PruittA Margaret Reynolds , Miss McCaulIy - Q ' ' -.,- , , . . !'w 'f il -'-4.3: 1 - President ................ Vice President Treasurer .......... ,. Secretary ....... Adviser ,...... if HB Franklin Grazeola Eileen Jakubowski Dominick DeVi1a Frances Jakubowski Miss Loesch l K I' .1- .-as. -... B. Abbatiello Mrs. Stella Adamkiewicz Adorable Shops Joseph Agostino, Jr. Elda Aiken Ethel Aiken Harold Aiken Stanley J. Alexander D. Alexandrowicz Linda Allegretta Mr. Bt Mrs. Joseph Alves Edward Amorino Mrs. Mary Angelo Mrs. A. Anguil Albert Anguil Mrs. Blanche Antonacchio Mrs. Fil Ardito Mrs. Catherine Athans John H. Ball Mr. B- Mrs. T. Baltarzuk Mrs. Anna Bansemer Chris Bansemer Mrs. Fred Bansemer Richard Bansemer Rose Bansemer Alfred Barber S. Baranowski Richard A. Barber Mrs. Violet Barber Robert Barbi George O. Barton George Barutis Dave Baskin Paul Becker Miss Pauline Bellero Miss Rose Bellero Leo Berloco Julius Berkman Eileen Bernardo Bernie's Groceries Miss Barbara Bilski Mr. 8- Mrs. J. Bilski Mrs. E. Bizlewicz Patricia A. Bizlewicx Mrs. Bella Boggiano John Boggiano Mrs. A. Bognacki Mary Bognacki S. Bognacki Rose Borello Mr. L Mrs. A. L. Brehm Lou Brehm, Jr. Mrs. Grace Brennert Walter Brennert Gilbert Brown Margaret Anne Brusso Mrs. Frank Buccl, Jr. D. Bufano Joseph F. Bun E. Burns Mrs. Cali Celine Call Chickie Campbell Mrs. Regina Campbell Thomas Campbell Al Canzano Joseph Capone Mrs. Chet Carney Miss Patricia E. Carney PATRONS 8t PATRONESSES Mrs. M. Caroccia Carter Family Mr. 8. Mrs. John Cavasin Don Cirulli Club 4 Walter Coenen George J. Coffey George Cohen Madeline Colaluca Frank Colligan James Colligan Vincent Colligan Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Congilose Dr. James J. Connolly Mrs. J. Connors Mrs. H. 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