Garfield High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Garfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

fy ii I K i 's A- 'Q 1: V QU. ' 1fv'l ' 7 5' f ' xv? M' QV 9 6 I' 'iff , cl z , Q31 Wx. 0 A 'gif . . M bo 4, 0 4? A wb ,W iw :iw -1, ,. 'f ! ,zz . 'A gg Xxx! vi., .K EX o PWA ,wJ ' .X ,X fvfifayl u 1 1 C0-Edilofir ANNA MAE LUCAS JULIAN SCHIMMENTI Aa'zfi.re1' FRANCES DI PIETRO Bzuifzeff Adzfiyer FLORENCE ADLER Ari Dizvclm' OLGA KENSELAAR IN APPRECIATION will ARE deeply indebted to Miss Frances Di Pietro. our adviser of Locked Memories, for her guidance and gracious help in making this yearbook outstanding. Realizing what a tre- mendous amount of work lay before her, Miss Di Pietro gen- erously donated all her time and eitort to make this book a great success. Compiling the yearbook took many months of thoughtful planning and hours of hard work but Mliss Di Pietro, with patient interest and determination, finally achieved the worthwhile goal. Striving to hnd words with which to express our gratefulness to her is difficult indeed. For our appreciation to Miss Di Pietro is truly sincere and to thank her enough seems almost impossible. TS ffebgfl jg NZHZIIW I I 5 . QL I , I W x I If Ig WX J WI- lx I-X, A nj' ff 1 ,ff 4 , C: ' I' A S ., I' fw I xy! fig X . jugs? 2. , - El . . wg ,f -I 2Tf ! ! , V XIX NTBNTS ADMINISTRATION I CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES ISII W1 4373 lg A III We wwf -'Fx -QQ ,lv QI? 5 IH ,f N P . fl 7' i V 4 A ,W 1' fy f , If bf' 1 v ' .jg If I' f-5 F2 Ehgh QQEEEI -r hw' f - sf . School 6 POEM STANDING IN our hearts as a symbol so stately and tall, Lincoln School 6 will be remembered by us all. For it was here we studied and managed to get our work done Besides joking, cutting classes and having lots of fun. Grand teachers and classmates were of the very best, Together with our principal, secretary and all the rest. A dear old school where everyone strived together, This is how it will be pictured, now, and forever. 4 ig X' Crowded W i t ll memories of so- cial events, foot- bzlll games and c a n t e en square dances, our treas- ure chest of joy- ful school days is sealed within this yearbook. In time to come, such affairs will long be rememberedg glancing at action shots will make them seem as if they just took place yesterday. Reminiscing of happy school days gone by make Locked Memories re-live again, as the key turns, and the succeeding pages are slowly turned unfolding things of the past. f Q 2 E l' 5 i 1 Q School 9 f sk f w ' :Cf Q as fxzgpa x EL l muy I s m s I J Nxqsl PN' V s'3V f'E W X ' 'll alll? j Z ,QEIHXWQW 31 'lgi lad f 'ff' N ' f , 'Flip tel fi 7 llllgillfln ll, WL: fx Xn 9 ,Z N KX X Z f GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1941 JeH'erson Allen Joseph Aloia Henrik Andrejcsak Vincent Antoniuk Michael Bak Joseph Barillo Peter Barrale Edward Bartnowski Joseph Benigno Ely Berenson Primo Bidinost Peter Bondonna Ray Breda Frank Buglino Joseph Capko Vincent Ciolino William Cizmark Stanley Czwartynski Charles Dittrich Victor Eberhard Joseph Elek Leonard Fagone Seymour Feinman fdischargedj Walter Fisher Jr. Eugene Fontana Peter Gabor Gerald Greco Joseph Gondza Silvio Grasso fdisehargedj John Hacik John Haluska Andrew Hartos William Hromyk Michael Humenik Anthony Imbruglia Benjamin Jaskot Leon Kaminsky Steven Katorincek Alexander Klecha Stanley Klecha 'Thaddeus Klepatsky Michael Kobylarz Ferdinand Kolasa Richard Kolbeck John Korbicz Nicholas Korniloff Eugene Koshlap Louis Krzych Edward Kubis Victor Kupiszewski Casimir Kudlacik George Kurak Leonard La Beur John Lacey Joseph Ladna Justine La Rocca Edward Leskanic William Librera Victor Licciardi Leonard Lis Zigmund Lis Andrew Lotacky Rocco Mancini Charles Mangano Michael Markovich Emil Milulik Rocco Molinari Julius Nitus Andrew N osal Stanley Nowak Dusan Ontko Andrew Palso Vincent Panarici John Pastor Alfred Pirrone Edward Popek Emil Pulzato Nicholas Puzino Alfred Restuccia Steve Sabo Paul Schempp Robert Schenkenberger Albert Schott idischargedj Teddy Semperkiewicz Adam Serafin Emil Shevin John Solanich Eugene Sudol Alex Toskovich Edward J . Trawinski Andrew Toth Joseph Tripoli John Vargo Peter Vasilenko George Volasin John Wiatrak Alexander Yoda Thomas Youpatoff CLASS OF 1942 Joseph Adamczyk Louis Albano Arthur Arts Rudolph Aurback Bernhardt Brehmer Theodore Broda Steve Burek Anthony Carbone Edward De Boer Michael De John Siro Del Favero Norman Den Illeyker Charles Di Peri Charles Duess Joseph Eifried fmissingj Joseph Flis George Fornarusic Stanley Forys Harold France Howard France Michael Frasche Paul Glasel Thomas Greco George Gunza, Jr. Ted Gunza Carmine Guzio William Hack Russell Hartkopf Edward Hintenberger fdischargedj Edward Jaeger Frank Kaiser Stephen Katorincek Joseph Katz Fred Kobylarz John Kopacka Volkmar Kuchenreuther Edward Labash Joseph Lucas Arthur Lulay Robert Macho Leonard Malcaluso Kenneth Marek Vincent Mennuto Joseph Midlar Edward Michneiwicz Maurice Mikula Peter Minotti Angelo Miranda John Moros Richard Nagel Alexander Norcia fkilledi John Nordyk Stephen Novicsky Jaroslav Ontko Edward Patrisso Joseph Pera Michael Piascik George Piasecki John Poryanda Edward Rudy Louis Sackmann John Schaeffer,Jr. Robert Schultz Richard Schweitzer, Jr. Edward J. Sferuzza John Shaud John Simko Walter Sloan fdischargedj Nicholas Smurro John Solarino X . N 2 WAEQQZQV A 35339 g ev grave ig f 'Q' M wx s 'Q 12000 e' Sxwwwab W S2 mb gyms-Lfawlllliwlw 'Q MMS W M W-bk , 1 A i i ll . S be 'f 'Z ' 4 nl f 'S J f f. ,ff 1 Klll ' . X XX f' . ' J U, e i x we ' f' f', V 'V' . 'l X wi x .5 N1 Dfw 4 1, fQ llll- ii' ' , ,f --'f-,,,,,,, bn OYS IN SERV Andrew Sudia Frank Sulick William Szilagyi Frank Taresea J chn Tichansky Michael Timko Ernest Trawinski John Vdoviak Walter Wasik Carl Wildeman Edward Wisniewski Walter Zawacki CLASS OF 1943 Anthony Alessandrini George Amoruso Raymond Andrejcsak Victor Bakaj Sam Barcia Martin Benanti Rudolph Blazo Edward Boiko Charles Cassata Alexander Chabora Andrew Coremin Stanley Czuba Joseph Di Peri James Di Piazza Richard Deitrich Edward Duess Curt Eckhardt Michael Favata Peter Feyo Sam Genaro Herbert Georgius Leon Godlewski Frank Guros Albert Hayzer George Korniloif John Kulik John La Forte Michael Legutko Dante Liberti Frank Lisky William Miranda Andrew Molitoris Tho.mas Moran Paul Nunno Stanley Obal Louis Okolski Austin O'Malley Ernest Ordas Michael Palahunich Emil Piascik William Psolka Michael Salemi Joseph Schimmenti James Scotta Steven Sekanics John Sidor Joseph Simonaro Ralph Smurro John Tichansky Julius Tramontin Richard Trombitas John Vasilenko Louis Visotcky Michael Voto Joseph Wallace CLASS OF 1944 August F. Allotta Nicholas Bondaruk Edward Andrew Boyko Chester Stanley Czuba Angelo Robert Dandrea Justin Ferrara Joseph Michael Gortych Carmine Graziano Richard S. Halvachs George Jupin, Jr. Alfred Kretschmar Joseph John Krizovsky Frederick Richard Kwasnik John Edward Kwiatkowski Milan Lesko Walter Mich Michael Miskiv Jerry Mouchka, Jr. fdischrgedj Michael Mucha Alexander Joseph Ozarowski Walter J. Padykula Frank Pergola Joseph Petrie John Pettinka Thomas Fred Santich Stanley Sedlarczyk Joseph Stoj Michael Anthony Stoppy Angelo Tempio Richard B. Testa Edward Nicholas Timko Joseph David Toth Phillip Henry Tuzzolino Henry Walter Wasik CLASS OF 1945 Frank Bigoss Peter Crociani George Fedor John Glogiewicz Joseph Hilla Robert Kuczik Chester Leschenko George Markovich Thomas Martin Emil Mattey Anthony Mennuto Michael Pastyrnak Joseph Pettineo Victor Pedhoretsky Frank Santora Charles Schweitzer Michael Serafin Alois Vrana Frank Wickowski TRIBUTE AMIDST RATIONING, the talk of buzz bombs and allied conferences, we, the students of Garfield High School, stop to pay tribute to all the boys who are serving Uncle Sam in every branch of the armed forces. In all corners of the globe, infested jungles, muddy foxholes, and frigid zones of the north, mil- lions of boys of every race, color and creed are sacrificing their lives to make America safe. Soldiers, sailors, and marines are fighting side by side to pre- serve tlie outstanding principles of a democracy. The youth of today will make the men of tomorrow! filyii ,, , J J f' , - v, - Qf ' ?-X' - w S x iii J ff - -'lx X X Ga 1 XXX ,. . sl, X f X sk Nxfx N W1 NNN N X, , Y , f W M .XM gif! 54 ,. 0 6 D 0 U Q. J af! S' -wa C 6 X 3,6199 XX Q f Y V , , , f 7 K - R if 4' A. Austin Travers dictating to his secretary, Miss Marie Cuoco is o-W: Efwsm 'Q S Q U 3 X I i, E:- .........,-A , . , M Y Frank A. Paparozzi dictating to his secretary, Miss Helen Danscski FORMER PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE AMONG MY own locked memories is the one that yours will be the last class which I shall remember well, as my associa- tions with the school were concluded before I became well acquainted with the Class of '46, I shall remember your class as one that has made many contributions to the school and community welfare. You and' your faculty adviser may well be proud of the position you occupy in the life of the school, from classroom to club activities, from social affairs to athletic successes. My congratulations upon your inauguration of a yearbook, which in later years will unlock shining memories of the good days enjoyed at Garfield High School. 22 . In behalf of the Board of Education I extend congratulations To the Class of Nineteen Forty-five As you reach your destination As students of dear old Garfield High Your Alma Mater and mine May a trail of memories spur you on To do a job that's fine. Just as an acorn that becomes an oak tree After years of rugged weather, You too have been tested these past four years As you sought knowledge together And because you did not flinch or give up But stuck to your purpose to win, A High School diploma is your reward Before Life's career you begin. Your teachers, principals and parents are proud Because you've reached a goal For which they too did strive with you , With patient heart and soulg Pfl'51f1l lf We all hope that your dreams come true That good fortune comes your way And that the education you've received Pays dividends some day. -Margaret S. Krnetz, President. . Mrs. Margaret S. Kmctz Thomas R. Perrapnto Former PYf'.Sil1t'I1f BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Margaret Kmetz, president: Thomas R. Perr.1p.ito, former presidcntg Ernest C. Brnnen, vice-presidentg Byron R. Christie, Daniel Conte, Nicholas Pcrrapato, Gustav Dunk, R. Sal Burrale, Henry Hartmann. P R I N C I P A L l A. AUsT1N TRAVERS Clmwisii IS the keynote of progress. There have been many changes in the history of Garfield High School -changes that are necessary to keep the high school abreast of changing edu- cation in a dynamic civilization. Accordingly, our first year book, Locked Memories has come into being. lt will serve as a record and interpreter of our schools program. XXI sincerely hope that time will be lcintl to our annual and endow it with a spirit that will lift it to greater heights of encleayor antl achievement in the future. Congratulations to the faculty advisers ancl their staff of high school stuclents. V I C E P R I N C I P A L FRANK A. PAPAROZZI FRESHMEN HAVE assembled at our High School since 1919, and Seniors have graduated since February 1924. There have been outstanding pupils in every class, but this year's class has been fortunate in having an unusually large number of fine boys and girls. It is no wonder that they have earned the distinction of producing the first year book twenty-one years after the first alumnus was awarded a diploma. Congratulations, Class of 1945. Carry on and become fine men and women in our Garfield community. 3',W,.f, Q. 6' HEADSCN?DEPARTMENTS Hugh Wgxldcrs llItIlI.Yfl'jlI1 Arlx Malwl Mcrritt S4'i1'rI1'1' licrtha ,I4I'.lVCl'S f?1lHIllll'V'4'jdl Kathryn M.1r.1 luflglluiqf' llL'l'll11l lingg llixlory Pctcr Hubink Mclf,H'll1llffr'X S.ll'.l Millcr lillglixlv Arthur Argnucr Dfl'z'z'l0l'0fAffJ11'lif'.s GUI fffzlrllmfflfzlix: M.1lwl Grady Arlin Gclntl l'rcx'll1n 'l'l'.lX'L'l'S Lucy Adanms AI.l!'lll.l Scnccinfwm S.llX'.li0l'L' l:l'.ll1lil'l0 IIIQIIIIQ Pnpn1'0l7,i ,I.l10llLlS Mcclmn Malucl Mcrritt Annu 'lqomncllo ANCE DEPARTMENT 4 FACULTY MEMBERS Arlllur C. Argauer Ni-glwlns L. Cnsini llrnest Coleman Ifrances D. Di Pietro lfvelyn T. Culligun Iflorence If. Adler ,I'Cl'CS.l M. Bonelli lf 1'11 neue. M. Gaynor Augusta Costnntin 3 f.....3 ,e , ,e f. Arlin M. Gclntt Mabel E. Grady Alice M. Martin Knrln-yn M. Maru l-Iertlm Lingg Peter L. Hubiuk Olga Kenselnnr Edna D. Neavling Sara Miller S.lIY.llUI't' l'I'.lI1liI1U Ik-lm I5I.lClx1-Ul'kI M.1l'g.l1'cl fiummull Alfonsc lyACiL'I'llU lucy Anlanlx Annc Ciullmglmi Row Cliolinu lfalillm liricfslcill I I'.lHL'L'S C..1scll.1 Nlildrcd Iilgllli lluglm lm. w'.1l.IQ.-x .lm-plmam ls. x'a1.H-do I lclcn 'l4Cl'L'Si Rosc Poruulli BCl'lh.l lf. 'l'l'LlYL'l'5 Muricl Sacks Martin A. RL'iSClll Tlioinas Meehan Lillian Pirrone llerbert Iiein Alolin Hollis Ann Nardino Loretta laeifano Mabel Merritt Stasia Hogan Blanche Iiberman julia Novaek Mary Vrablilx Steven Stirba Mary Roman Eleanor Teresins Madeline Toman -Iulia Smolak Anne Tomasello li Martha Scacciafeiio Lucille Rocco Hugh Walders ' ' Adviser SENIOR TRIP COMMITTEE SENIOR Harold Walter cfm Kardash Pnwdmt Vzcc-Prvsldvnt OFFICERS Ca thcrine Rocdema Eleanor Kreiger Secretary Treasurer SENIOR PATRIGTS ff aff X My W M XX N XX ggfglsfl k X S- f A A fo! Xfxvk if my ff' gag av Xi! y 0863 . l, : ia W l'E X ,,,. ,lf f 6.5,-54.9 YN 5 f f , 4 if M , X 4 'H fgif' ig Q' R V! ' ' 1 E - 1 -if' 'SX' W' ' N 55 4' Miss Mabel Grady teaching in her English class. Miss Helen Tcrcsi teaching the Comptomctry class Q51 aff: M 1 vw' . i 1 S n Q A l YOLA M. ALESSANDRINI G0-Um Silence is golden. Commercial Glcc Club, Senior Class V A ANN ALLEN - Penny X, ....M.if.i MARGARET ALLEN l'cnny ulhniblc in' nintliingf' L innnn-rcial llmllcstic Arts, iilcc Club, Swing Club, Scniur Class GLORIA C. AVELLA filimriuiis A snlilc so wry. huin-ral lilcc Club, Senior Class ZIGMUND BANASIAK llis life is full nf jullityf' iicncral lidisnnian Club, lllcc Club, Scninr Class l i Double or nntliinp,. Commercial Domestic Arts, Cllee Club, Swing Club, Scnim' Class 'R Ei 4.5:-'..3 W PETER BAK i 'gif V, Pcpca x ll Handsome is as lianclsmng l -4, ' - docs. 5 Art Club, Football, Basket- ! ball and Baseball Squad, 1 Senior Class F.. l V .A 'V l . A 5 V 2 ,,,.V M i gf? 5 :ii ,,.i , if , , L. , . 5 iw. WESLEY F. BARBER JOHN A- BENANTI VVCS john Brown A-Xliml' and nnin'l1alant. A quict sfniliylayed 'round fiona-ral HS 'ps' , . , 4 , flcncral l'.disfnn.1n C lub, loolball GMC Club' Scnior Class Squad, Senior Class MARIE B. BENTIE - lin-utic CJl1l 'l'rn danuc all night and plum- mild age away. Cninmcrcial Scrviu- 1.1-aguv, Svninr Class I JOSEPH BERLINGERI juc Black Ulflmny Vs. ivory. General Football Squad, Business Staff for Locked 'Memo- ri0s, Art Club, Swing Club, SL-nior Class S A ..' ll Q 'su cw 'Y . . are J 5 4 l .......-........ ,,--...- ,., ... ,. s- . ,. ..--1 I - . 5 ISOLINA BIANCHINI FLORENCE BIELEN ' J l 1 l Is F10 A I i 1 M Z L' 1.-f Y' -' il : l ' 'AMX true love has my 110311 I V 'ii ,, L mah N' mt mme and I have his. 1'A fi , , General Elm'-eral N f Q -H ': : . 'L 1? 3 ,, -I - . Clin., lusincss .ianager o ui , 1 ,a Q lu Club' Qui i' Sunni ui Nature Club, Treasurer ot a 5 ,A ,, f Camera Club, Treasurer of 9 Af f V Section Room, Senior Class Q, J fs - i JOHN L. BOCHIARO IRENE A. BOLCAROVIC Q Q V -3 -1 !.MMi Boche Renee Happy and carefree. A sparkle of inspiring . , , YY Technical flflmi- Lineoln Hi-Y, Chairman of Qmlllllwflfil Sports Coinnuttee, Senior Class PETER BONDARUK VIVIAN S. BONGIORNO Pete Viv Nothing is as useful VVillilig', active, sober as silence, and kind. Cmnmercial Commercial Glee Club, Senior Class Typist for Locked Memo- ries, Glee Club, Swing Club, Senior Class --, Steno Club, Senior Class DORIS F. BOETTCHER Betch A dream come true. General Photography Editor for Locked Memories , Secre- tary of Camera Club, Na- ture Club, C.O., Secretary of Home Room, Cheer- leader, A. A. Member, Tri- Y, Quill Advertising Man- ager, Senior Class ALMA E. BROWN A.B. A gay laugh, a charming smile, and twinkling eyes make Alma worthwhile. Coinmercial Sub-Dt-bs, Art Club, Glee Club, Senior Class, Tri-Y 1- CATHERINE BREEN As merry 35 the day is long. Commercial Steno Club, Senior Class MICHAEL BUBEN i Padre In athletics he is a star, his pleasing ways will get him far. General Commando Club, Football Squad, Senior Class 'Mx MARIE D. BUDZ WCC-NYM? A woman to comfort and coinn1ancl. Commercial Glec Club, Moclern Miss, 42' 4' ,, D 6.23 -f- Q, I I: N 5' r 3 I 4 , an Zig DORIS 'CHINTALA Clllllfll .Nu mince of inirtb is XYYllllI a lillllllil ol so1'imu ' ioniiinrrral ni.-Q eiuii, m...i.-1-1. in 'HHH' Musu- Llub, Senior Llass 5l1 lH5K'l11 l'Ql2lSS JOSEPH w. CONTE G1-ADYS CUOCO JU, Luke XVllt'll you're furinus, argue f '1'1l 'f11l1 wrong, l will grieve anll 'llylriSl tor Hl,HlxlxL'fl Menlo- liolrl ini' tongue, ries, Senior Class lim-in-ral filer Club, Senior l.l2lSS A. ' Swing Club, 'l'ri-Y, Ari Club, Senior Class MARJORIE 'CAPKO Shorty Sweet flower, simple maiden. Commercial Swing Club, Senior Class JOSEPH J. CHICKO gl Joe ' H'1lllCVVlSClll1lll looks ahead. ,Q General Glee Club, Senior Class 'R Q63 4.. .unv- MARTIN J. CHRISTEN Marty AX inan uf few worcls floesn'l x luax e to talxe inany of lllQ1ll I baelQ. Glec Club, Morleru Miss, VIVIAN A. CANGIALOSI 'l'inv 'l'iin Tiny anil cleterniinr-il. General .sX.XX.N ,S. Yire-l'resiclent of Swing Club, Senior Class DOROTHY CELENKO llill Knou'leslge is llie stall of life Conunerfial Quill, Library Council, files Club, Senior Class LORRAINE CHIGAS Cllig A lace full of love and grace. Classical Nature Club, Glue Club Quill. Swing Club, Senior L lass i y JOSEPH DAIDONE joe Fat For l1e's a jolly good fellow. heneral Radio Club, Quill, Senior Class MARY DEC Her quiet way, will some- day pay. L'o111111t-rcial Shop, Senior Class ALTHEA DEN BLEYKER Al A flower-like face. COll1IIlC1'Cl3.l Glee Club, Swing Club, Seu- ior Class FRANK DE BENEDETTO Harty His kindness will lead him to success. General Debating Club, Senior Class ISABELLE DE CILLIS Belle Her pleasing IHHIIIICI' is o11e of l1er many characteristics. Coluinercial Swing Club, Glee Club, Sen- ior Class CECELIA DE SALVO Sissy A face tl1at's best by its own beauty dressed. Colinnereial Senior Class, Swing Club --1 s SADIE DESCAFANO A face as gentle as candlelight. Conlniereial Glee Club, Senior Class JACK DONKA Donk i'HHlldSOIllC, and NVCll-lllllll' nered is lie. General Edisonizui Club, Glee Clllli, Senior Class I 4' - 3 PAULINE E. DINDAY Pedee Her blonde locks complete l1er fragile looks. Conunercial A.XV.Y.S., Glee Club, Swing Club, Cl1airn1a11 of Christ- mas Card Co111111ittee, Sen- ior Class .TOHN DVORACHEK Shorty The wise man always looks ahead. COIl1IIlCl'Ci2Il Nature Club, Senior Class N 1 taut-1 QV' I l I l . I 1 NORMA FAUST Fausti l.ut's ln- happy, lr-Vs lu' gay, - for lauglitur lcacls ilu: merry Commercial 11 way. Gcncral Mcuilmcr, Suli-Delis. 31111-1 inmnlwr ul Ml,4fN'lil'fl lllvnni- ries , Senior Class BRUNO A. ZWIAZEK A.XV.V,5., junim' l'rwliia-N, Quill, Cllr-c Clulm, A. A. LORRAINE M. FACCKINI MARY DZIUBA M ar 11 fl'Y Laugh ancl tlic wrirlml laughs Mary, Mary, quite , Y with yuu.' CUllll'2ll'j'.U Cmmrlcrcial 1'C1ll'1'1ll Swing Club, Smlim- QMS, l'rcsiclunt uf Sulv-D1-lms, Sun- iur Section uf l.m'kc1l M Q1cn1oi'icx , iilcc Cluli, SUIIIIH' Qlass i 'ia Y WWW? ALEXANDER FAFARA Al ,vv DORIS FANTASKI Six flint lwfw, and cycs Slu- will lic a siivccfs in life, of lmlucf' llL'l'Zlll!wC uf lici' l4iu,m'lc4lgc. I Cmnniurrial CU1lllIlCl'Cl21l .. 6 CAD., Iffmtlmall Squail, Sen- lilcc Clulw. Lilirary Counvil, Q 5 im- Class Staff of l,m'kvrl Monm- . ' A rics, Scniui' Clams, Quill :QI t, Club ' H MARIE FARIELLO Rocco FATUOVA Sllirlcy Rug Shy anrl quiet, slim will XYilty is lic, and gay as ncvcr raise gr rim. can lic. Commercial Guncral D Swing Clulv, Scniur Class 5199 Lluh- 5CmU Claw 292' IRENE FECKO '-Give me me life 1 nm. ? .3 Giee Clnli, Swing Chili .C .,., Cllcerlcaclcr, Suuior Class A Q 'Sq X x of ALICE A. FERRARA : A1 Bee Zee U . . . 1 I l: lx' Nothing is so useful as A grluoux ui silence. GCHHH1 General Quill Cirrulatiun Klllllilgkl. . 1- - A -' -fini, It ,b I 2 5 .wmv fling, Rn- linlmilaiy 14.nimil,4.lu li Hsoum L ' ' '- SCIIIUI' Clam, Ari Lluli l din Clulw, Senior Qlasw Survicc League A .............J MICHAEL J. FILLER Mickey .-X pleasing personality is ever an asset. 'l'erhnieal l'residen1 of Hi-Y, Haskel- ball and Baseball Squad Senior Class MARION H. FRIEDERMANN Mme. ,xlllllfilll I long to be a heroint' General .-X.XY.Y,S., Sub-Debs, Fea- ture Reporter of Quill junior Probies, Senior Class JOSEPH GALTIERI Professor Friends and studies are his hobby. Technical President of Seetion Room Erlisonian Club, C.O., Sen: ior Class MARY FRANCICA Frenchie She ranks high among her friends. Commercial Swing Club, Senior Class EVELYN FROMBERGER Evie She still remains the queen of them all. Commercial Steno Club, Glee Club, Tri- Y, Art Club, Secretary of Section Room, Senior Class RUTH GARIPPA A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Commercial Glee Club, Senior Class CHESTER GDYK the blues. Commercial ass, CU. She's seldom if ever singing President ofiServiee League. Library Council, Senior ROSE A. GERMAN CIICY Archie One in a million. She is liked by everyone. Commercial Commercial Aviation Club,Viee-l'residenr Secretary of Section Room, of Section Room, Senior GIQC Club, Syying Club, Class A.W.V.S., Senior Class, C.O. ROSALIE GIARDINA EDWARD GLESS Lucky Ed In common sense, a merry fellow. Technical Hi-Y, Radio Club, Senior Class v tl PHYLLIS GUSCIORA ' 0 P 5-. Gus . ,Ig Q C As pretty as they eome. M ,Y 'U' Conunereial S: Glee Cluh, Senior Class E iw' Q C X X. ' 1 A ' ij' A MICHAEL Tl at HARABULINEC Dean EVELYN E. HETZER Skip 'l'winkling eyes anal twinkling toes. Connnereial Glee Cluh, Vice-l'resiclent ot' Suh-Delis, A.VV.V.S., Sen- ior Class EDWARD HRICZOV Hurtz Quiet and tall hut he tops them all. Glec Cluh, Senior Class In manners and actions he rloes exeellf' Coniniereial Viee-l'resirlent of Seetion Room, Senior Class CAMILLA HEINDL Cami , Her erowning.5 glory is her r hair. This maulen is hoth . I.-. , swe et and fairf' ii Q l Commercial ALBERXA HILL l She's always there when- ever needed. General tilee Cluh, Swing Cluh, Sen- ior Class BLANCHE JAKUBOSKI All that in woman is adored, in thy clear self I find. Commercial Glee Cluh, A.VV.V.S., Senior Class ANNE B. HAJNIK lloneh ller eyes are rhapsoilies in hluef' General junior Miss, Swing Cluh, Glee Cluh, Assistant Ma- jorette for Class llanml, Senior MADELINE HARTMANN Maflcly ller knowleflge is 3 step higher to success. Classical A.XK'.V.S., Service League, Quill, junior l'rohies, Glee Cluh, Associate lfclitor for Locked Memories, A. A. Senior Class , MILDRED A. HERRIAN Billie Her manner of dressing completes her well-rounclecl personality. Commercial , Steno Cluh., Art Cluh, tilee th, Tri-Y, Senior Class Art Cluh, Swing Cluh, A.VV. V.S., Senior Class 'ss .if t HELEN JEZERCAK Him-ry Silky lashes, deep blue eyes, one would never suspect she's wise. Conuncrcial Steno Club, Glee Club, Tri- Y, Art Club, Secretary of Section Room, Senior Class VIRGINIA KAMINSKI Jean Her hair is curly, blonde and short, and that tops off :1 mighty good sport. Connnercial Sub-Debs, Senior Class CLAUDIA KARLECKE Terry ' Ambitious in the work of love. Commercial Swing Club, Glee Club, Secretary of Tri-Y FREDERICK KAISER Skip Tall oaks, from little acorns grow. Technical President of Woodworking Club, Senior Class CONSTANTINE KARDASH Butch Bright metal without alloy. Connncrcial Vice - President of Senior Class PAULINE KARPINCHIK Link Gay and sweet, this girl is hard to beat. Coinniercial Vice-President of Section Room, Senior Class GERHARDGKAUFMANN us Work will always conquer. Technical Shop, Senior Class VIOLA JVKILIMAN 1 She is gentle., she is shy, but tl1ere's mischief in hex eye. Commercial Sub-Debs, Staff Member of Locked Memories , A. A., Senior Class --.J DOROTHY KEMMERER Dottie A sweeter person is hard to find. Commercial Swing Club, Glec Club, Art Club, Tri-Y, Senior Class WALTER KMACK Walt Always a friend to everyone. Technical Sports editor of Quill, Sec- retary of Hi-Y, Treasurer of Radio Club, Sports erli- tor of Locked Memories, Quill Club, A. A., Senior Class la l sf .el President of Steno Club, l t l. l '51-Q '1 FLORENCE KMETZ Flo This quiet girl is rather Q charming. l I Commercial l Service League, Senior Class l l l FLORENCE KOBYLARZ L Koby Always smiling, always gay, she chases all your frowns away. Commercial ,g Swing Club, tilee Club, Sec- l retary of Locked Memo- , ries , Senior Class ff LOTTIE s. KOPEC ' Lott Her voice leaves us in a Q happy mood. t 5 Commercial 'QW 'I Wits.. Q , 1 ,. 1f,w, A GRACE KOVAC ELEANOR KRIEGER .. Ral Ii I Lee . .bl tt , . . . 5 ' ' ' ' t tin fs are IHIPOSSI e T-ll' M11 Q'1,l',,ifEl'l l '1'l'y Qldttigeice and Smit. C .Il Commercial l 'm'CrC1'l Vice-President of Section Treasurer of Library Coun- eil, Steno Club, Secretary of Section Room, Senior Class, C.O. STEVEN KUSCHWARA Room, Secretary of C, O., Treasurer of Senior Class, Steno Club, Library Coun- cil, Executive Member of New Jersey Association ot High School Councils, A.A., Senior Class LILLIAN KUZMA Steve Lil A penny for your This fair maid is sure to thoughts, swoon , when she hears S1- , , ., - mmcrcnl nttla Cioou. Co ,. ' Edisonian Club, President of Commercial 1 . Section Room, Assembly Glee Club, Senior Class Committee of C. O., Sen- xor Class C.U., Senior Class RAYMOND KMETZ Ray llc earns whatever he can. General Vice-Presitlent of Science Club, Clee Club, Senior Class JENNIE M. KOPEC jean Intelligent, quiet and keen is this girl jean. Commercial Secretary of Steno Club, C.O., Senior Class HELEN KOST Tatfy She is blonde and gay as a sunflower in May. Commercial Shop, Tri-Y, Senior Class IRENE S. KWASNIK ALICE S. LESKO Ike Al She walks in beauty. The sunnner's flower is no Connnercial 1 lswwlfff- Clee Club, Swing Club, Tri- Ullllllwlflal Y, CO., Senior Class filee Club, Secretary of S ix ice League, Senior Class DOROTHY L-ICCIARDI PHILQMENA LIDWIN Dottie Phyllis Your wit.niakes others jug giyg Illg gt lad I can witty. dance With. Cmluiltrfllll Conilliercial Drainatic Club, Statl nteinl Stcno Club, 'ffcasul-Cf gf ber .of Locked Memories 591-vice League, Senior SCC- Seniol' Class tion of Locked Memo- ries , Senior Class ALBIN S- LIS EMILIA B. LOUIS -if H Allly U-'X gullmlt 'mm nlmw 'I OFficions, innocent, sincere. words, A Connnercial tim-neral C a in e r a Club, lidisonian Club, Senior Class Tri-Y, Dramatic Club ANNA MAE LUCAS No dangers frighten her, no labors tire. Colnnlercial Co-editoriof Locked Mento- ries, Steno Club, Quill, Band, Debating Club, C. O., Library Council, Glee Club DOLORES M. MALCOSKY DoDo The two noblest things are sweetness and light. General Nature Club, Staff member of Locked Memories, Fea- ture lldilor, A. A. Cleo Club, Quill, Camera Club, C. O.. Tri-Y, Senior Class ., I .W , GEORGE L. LUSHITSKY A good heart is worth gold. Technical Edisonian Club, Radio Club, Senior Class JOSEPH MALEC Joe Matzes Man about town. General Service League, A. A. Senioi Class V , MARIE M, MANGANO Smiliy lla'r ways :irc ways ul l?lL'2lSIllllllk'SS,H LiUllllllL'I't'lZll C. U., Ulu' Club, Suli-lh-las, Mmlcrn Miss, 'liypisl lm' l,m'liul IXlClllHl'lCr,n Scil- im' Class HELEN P. MICHOTA Mil-li 'l'l1y rusy lips still wczu' an siuilg-2 L.HllllllC1'Cl1ll SL'a'l'L'l1ll'y ul' 51171117 C l ll li, Scnim' Lluss LEONARD L. MILLO Cap VYisc to rcsulvc, :xml pzxticnt to 1JCI'fUl'111.U Gcncral liclismiizui Club, Art Clulm, Artist for LuclcufI Menin- 1'ics , Senior Class mais ELEANOR MISKOVSKY lfln' llwilix fit' lfvxi- fin' ilu' Xzlxyy' i'miiim'1'i'i:il Sliiip, Xlmlvrii Kliss, film Yliili, Svniiii' Vlzmss MILDRED MOLOZZI N1 illii l'ix's'i'5Im1ly'K sXl.'K'K'llIK'2llAl.li C lilsslrill Mlm' lliilv, .XVI Lluli, SL-in-ml lilllss JACOB MoL1ToR1s ' I ml L 1 ,fx l i'ia-mls gzlluru :mil llc still -5 - lizms i1im'c. fut'llL'I'2ll lirlisiwiiizui C 1 u lv, UllSlllCS5 Stull' fm' l.+ickml Memo- 1'in's , SClllU1' Class JOHN MONCHAK Mzllimicy llc is gL'llllk', lic is slly, but ilu-im-'s miscliiul' in his eye. 'lll'LfllIllCZ1l Nillllfg' Cilulm, Sl-Him' C lass , SALVATQRE MANGANO Limiilmmlii nfJllNX'1lI'll. Uiiwzml, llll limu in tliy iliglil xllvlj' that mlzlriiwl ln-ll ring lm- Iiwrc l l'L'k'llk'.H luclliiiczxl lilcu fluln, 5k'lllHI' fluss STELLA MILANOWSKI 'lic I i x A-X luxx-ly' lil'it'llll lu llIlYK'.H Lkmiim-rcizxl Slmp, lypisl lm' l,imcl4cil IXlvii1urics, A. .X.. Scnim' Lilziss GENEVIEVE M. MINIMI limi 'l'llci'c is sunsliiiic in licr smile. Cimiliiilcxwiill iilcc' Cluli, Swing Lflulm, Staff nicinlvci' lm' Limclwcl Mum- ui'1cs , Sciiiur Lluss MICHAEL S. NAKONE- CHNY Russian lt's a great abilitv to lie Ahh- io goin-eal one's ability l ecllnical Radio Club, lli-Y, Senior Class JOSEPHINE F. NEBBIA JM' She wort- a lwashful look. Commercial Steno Club, Senior Class ELEANORE NICKLUS A-LY! Colden hair, deep blue eyes, upon her visage lovliness lies. Classical liditor-in-chief of Quill, Lit- erary Editor for l'Locked Memories , President of Library Council, Service League, Glee Club, A. A., Senior Class, Quill Club, All State Chorus OLGA NAKONECHNA Ollie XVhat sweet delight a quiet life affords. Classical Glee Club, Senior Class GILDA A. NARDINO Gil 'Aliven sweeter than sugar. Commercial Steno Club, President of Dramatic Club, Senior Sec- tion for Locked Memo- ries , C. O., Senior Class EDWARD A. NOVACK Ed Not that I like studies less, hut I love fun more. Technical Camera Club, Senior Class PETER B. NORDYK Pierre Du Nord Quiet and shy is this senior guy. Technical Camera Cluh, Senior Class ANDREW E. OBSSUTH Hunter All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. 'l'echnieal 1 Radio Club, Swing' Club, lli-Y, Senior Class FLORENCE M. NOWACK Flo My life is but the life of winds and tides. General Clee Cluh, Senior Class DORIS OKOLSKI Biblmy Meek loveliness is 'round thee spread. Commercial Sub-Debs, Glee Club, Senior Class ll 11 ' 1 l l l l LU'DMILLA E. ONTKO 1 lam Q 1 l'1'vtlx' aucl Slug 3- ' ' Y' 3 , 1 ClllIlIllCl'Cl2ll Q- ' 'Q' l lilcu Club, SL'l'YlCl' l.c-agiiv. 'QP' l A l .-X.XY,Y.S., Sa-uiiu' Class 'ff l A 1 4,5 ,l . . 1 1 1 -N l il W JEAN MQ. APASINSKA Z! 1 l -Stinky I HllL'l'IlI'llSl.IC0I'lHlIl1lllly gives ..-1-----v-M --1-- v 1-GV' V bor 11 CllCl'1SllCfl 11c1'sm1al1ly. 5, 1 'Classical ' X'ik'C-l,l'CjlIlk'llI 11 f Sm-vig-Q l.k'2l1.1llC, Fl'1lllll'k' lillilm' fm' , l.m'ltc'cl Mm-u111rics , Glue - Club, Library Council, A. 1 A. Mcnibcr, Quill, Quill 1 Club, Scuiuf Class l .,,,.lQ s fir l l l 1 1 l 1 WANDA M. PELKA Vblllllflil 1 , , . . . . . 1 H 1 l lus tiny girl is Slllilll mul S statiirc, but great ul' Il1lllll'C. Ct1llllIlCI'ClI1l lilcu Club, Scuiiu' Class MARGARET OTTERBACH Marggc liiwwlwlgc is 1NDXYCl'.H l4HlIllIIk'I'L'l1ll Ylcuu Club, 5c11i1m1' Class PAULINE N. PAVEL l'aul laws is uulv cliattcr, fricuds arc all tiliai Illll.lIk'I'.u Ctl!llIllL'1'L'l1ll lilcu Club, Scrxicc .lA'1lgllL', SL'llil7I' Class FRANK N. PELLITERI F1':111la 'IX gcutlcuiau cvvr, with QIICIIIICS luv. lccl1111val Xl'lllll'kT Club, lli-Y, Sk'llil1l' Class NORMA PETZOLD EDWIN PILIPSKI 3 llI'L'lA Flip - LllK'l'l'l-lll, gay aml full 111 I l1aw a bn-art with room 3 fun, sbv is lilwsl lw f111'vx'c1'yjoy. , llll 5 Vl 'llk'l'llIliL'2ll ' ' l 'l 4V'5ll l'l'L'Nl1lClll ul l,i2llllCl'2L Club, I X N. xlt'Illl!l'l', S1-111111' Class llailifw Club, lf 11 +1 I ball 1 Squail, Sv11i11r Class HELEN PODENCE ANNA POPIWCHAK X l'111l ixlllllk' 1 llll'l'l N Illlllllllg s11 ailvauf llc1- sill-111-u attracts ' 1:1141-1111s as a lA'Yl'llXlllj,I z1I1v11ti1111.,' 1 1 clislmsillivllfi 1,1-m-ml l fH111111f'1'fi41l .X.W.Y.S., Siib-llvbs, lluuiiu' V Q Q W A 3' l Nlirli-1-11 Allss, film- Club, l'1'11l11-1-s,4Q11ill, Glu' Club, l ' , V! si-niiir Class S1-11i111' llass A- 1. f ROSE D. PORDEN Rosie ,-X llllllllj' smile :ill 1l1e while. l IllllIllL'l'L'l2ll lilee Club, S1-11iu1' Class EDWARD R. PRUZINSKY lfclmlie Hxxillill CRUX' I bow lull I be XYlll'll all lllC worlcl looks up to 1l1C.n l k'ClllllCll.l 'lll'CllSllI'K'I' of L'z1111er1L Club, Nature Club, Senior Class ELEANORE RAIA Ellie In tl1v fare I see il 1112111 of llUlllll', lflllll llllll loyalty. C11111111e1'eiz1l A.VV.Y.S.. Glee Club, Music Club, Senior Class She l.l'1llIlCS vour llllllfl in MILDRED L. POST Mil O Milrlrecl fair, beyonrl C0llllJIll'C.H L1HIIlllll'l'L'l2l.l lilee Club Swin 1' Club S 'n- , 1, 1- ls 1 1 1111- Class ALTH EA E. PYOTT Alel1 111i1'tl1 :lull lllC1'l'lll10lll.il eneral resiclenl of Nature Cl11b, CU., CllQQl'lCZl.flCl', Modern Miss, Cilee Club, Mcniento Connniitee, Senior Class, A. A. FRANCES J. RAIA Reel IIlSlJlI'lllg' as bubbling ClllilIl1J2ig'IlC.H General reasurer of Sub-Debs, A.VV. V.S., Glee Club, A.A. Me111ber, Senior Section for Locked LICll1Ol'lCSl,, Memento Connnittee, Se11- ior Class if' 1 Service Class 11, S ANNE V. RICCIARDI Annu Rich Sugar ,Il spice ,Il ex'e1'ytl1i11g ' 11 IHCC. C0lllIllCl'ClZll V .'X.XV.V.S.. ll:1li:1n Club, Sen- ior Class GERTRUDE ROBINSON Trudy .LWll1llCN'L'I' is w111'll1 floine is wr11'll1 doing well. General l.CIlglIL', lJr:1n1:1li1 Club, CillllL'l'2l. Club, Senior 711 l l 1 l 1 l l 1 1 1 i 1 1 l , ..l 1 ffl 1 K 1 1 A 1 l CHARLES RIGOLIOSO lig' Ul1! xvllill llllSl'lllL'l l1e can spin. 'lll'ClIIllL'2ll Ranger Club, l711oll12lll Squzul, Senior Class CATHERINE ROEDEMA Katie She will siieeeerlg for sl1e believes what sl1e says. Classical SCCl'L'l2ll'j' of Senior Class, l'frlito1'-i11-cl1ief of Quill, Seeretzwy of lllee Club. 'llI'C2lSl1I'L'IA of C.O., A.A., Service lA'1lglIk', l.il11'Q1'v C.11n11r1l, nxll Llnb, Senio- Q 1 Class, slznll lllvlllllfl' nl l.m'l4efl Mi-11lo1'ies , N, -I II. S. li. A. 'l QF + I BARBARA ROMPA Iiarh nll2lIltlStl1lll' lacl, let nie he lvettt-r avquaintecl with thee. Cumnterrial News limlitui' fm' Quill, Li- hrary Council, S e 1' x' i e L' League, Cilee Cluh, A. A. Menilmer, Quill Cluh, Senior Class SUSAN M. RUGGIERO Susie Sl1e's 51 sweetllea1't. Connnereial Glee Cluh, Swing Cluh, Busi- ness Staff for LIIelaesl lh'lClll0I'lCSll, A. A. Menl- lmer, Cap :Intl Clown Cont- Inittee, Senior Class VINCENZA RUSSO Vinnie To IHC fair friencl, you nevei ' will he nhl. ' General 'nf Swing Club, Senior Class .3 QQ ' w l CECILIA F. RZEGQTA MICHAEL P. SADIK i' Cel Muscles lz .- -.. A, SImu'tl1ing ztttt-Illpttwl, ll:I1I1wiIu'ss lies, hrst Of all, 1 SUlllk'llllllt1 tltlIlk'U in health. C'uiI1Im'1'I'ial tit-neral QI-i'viIw l.l'2lQllL', Scnirn- Class Yict--l'i'rsiflvIit nf Drainatic ' th, lfintthall Squad, Sen- Class. JOSEPHJC. SAGG10 VIRGINIA SALMON 'W Ginger HIV l1ll '5' 115 Yllli' flilt' iF limi she is just the quiet lfmil- ltinel wlntsc -nature tit-vcr Cmnnu'rI'ial Dulvatine tfluln, St-nit: VIH lk'S. r Cla s t t'llL'I'Ill .Y.S., Scuiwi' Class PHYLLIS RUDOLPH Phil All that we Ilrcam of. L'IuniI1eI't'ial l'rI-sith-nt uf 'l'I'i-Y, Suh- llclws, Art Cluh, lilee Cluh, Seuiur Class JOSEPH RUSSO Russn Blushing is naturt:'s color. Technical Fuutlmll Squatl, Senior Class ELIZABETH H. RUZEN- OVSKI Betty Much atltm about nothing. Cieueral juuiur l'rultit's, lilce Cluh, Service League, AA. Mem her, SI-nun' Class IRQPH Ai .... 5' ' l I . --' - I , f . .' - 3.5 l I MARIE SANTO lllue lfyes Her eyes are like blue gems set in snow, resembling heaven with every wmkf' Commerical Secretary of A. NY. Y. S.. Senior Class HILDA M. SCHUCK Cliuck How sweet and fair she seems to be. Commercial A. W. V. S., Clee Club, Mod- ern Miss, Senior Class VIOLA A. SERVAS Brenda All I ask is heaven above and tlie road below mc. General A.VV.V.S., Clee Club, Senior Class Y 3 I L C ,..i JULIAN G. SCHIMMENTI jules A Hue escort lie'd make 2l.Ilj'XYllC!'C.u Teelmieal President of lidisiouian Club, l'resident of Hi-Y, Vice- President of C. O., Co-edi- tor of Locked Memories, Radio Club, Senior Class ETHEL J. SENKOVITS uEt7J A good heart is worth gold. General Quill, Stal? m e m b e r of Locked Memories , Senior Class, Secretary of Section Room, Quill Club, A. A. IRENE M. SHEFCIK Renee A lovely lass full of fun Commercial Steno Club, Clee Club, Senior Class M1 1 l Q 9? an LUCY SHORTINO Lou Alive to tlie glories of youth. General QH1lll.15'l1iSi. A.VV.V.S., Typ ist tor Locked Memories, Senior Class LILLIAN ISKIMBO Lil My tliouglits are my C0lT1DZlIl1OI1S.H Commercial l'resideu1 of A. XY. V. S Steno Club, C, Q., T1-i-y, Senior Class H -.e.. ....,,.,,,,,1 6 l I 2 39' S! L - Q - + .5 l . ,-15 5' C' A I 5 Q 'Rl 1 . - iw... , ., .1 1 :lc 1 I X .-, ,,.. -,-.s.. ANTHONY SIMONARO Sim Happy is he whose spirit is free. General Debating Club, Senior Class MARJORIE A. SKUPIEN Skup Daughter of the Gods, divinely: tall and most divinely fairf' Commercial Sub-Debs, Glee Club, Secre- tary of Sertion Room, Chairman of Senior See- tion for Locked Memor- ies , A. A. Member, Mo- menlo Committee, Senior Class. 5 . ll . w 1 1 J z I .v 5 1. 7 . l 4 i l I 1 1 ,......... C. l 4 l 1 I HELEN D. SUDOL Hllitfh Her ways are ways of Dll'2lS1l.IlU1CSS.n General Trezisurer of A. XV. V. S., Swine' Club, Cilee Club, Senior Class GIZELLA H. SZEKELY Bobbie Character makes its own destiny. Coniinercial Service League, Shop, 'Li- brarv Council, Steno Club, Art I Cluh, 'l'ri-Y, Senior Class RUTH C. SMARSH Ruthie cheerful kl0l1l1lQl1lll1CC.', Classical Sports Iiclitur for Locked Memories , Nature Club, l-1 Senior Class , wr. JEANETTE STOVALL Janet f Laugh and be merry General Senior Class JEAN R. STUTTER X J. J. She is too kiuml, I think ' for mortill things. Commercial Y, Senior Class 1' ,, l ..::. l XXV X AUDREY SVAHRA Jxlltlgl' 'l'lu- mililest manners, :mil the eeutlest heart. Classical Czunerzt Club, Tri-Y, filee Club, Art Club, Senior Class JOSEPH A. SZILASIE Jose VVith patient enflenvor, he endures to witlistzuulf' Technical St't'l'ClZlfY of Avillliim Cltllm, Shop, Senior Class l Ei.....e 1 Swin' Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Swing Club, Library Council, Shop, Tri- FLORENCE V. SOLTYS Florein A rzulizxut smile holds zx world of charm. Cienerul Sub-Delis, Senior Section of Locked 1XIClIlUI'iCS,U Glee Club, Class Night Com- mittee, A. A. Member, Senior Class ELAINE J- STUTTER Her eyes :ire stars of twilight fair. Commercial Secretary of Library Coun- CII. Shop, Tri-Y, Senior Class MARIE H. SUDIA Lana 'I-X goml exterior is at silent 1'CCUllllllCllll2l.llUll.U Commercial Glce Club, Senior Class im 'S' .bwlbxru l l 1 1 A-2 fm 4 .fx i E 1 i FRANK J. SZMACIASZ Fritz Always chewing, never wooing. Technical Camera Club, Edisonian Sci- ence Club, Radio Club, Senior Class JOSEPH J. TERRITO Doc Speech is silver and it never should be free. Classical Vice-President of Radio Club, Edisonian Science Club, All-State Chorus, C. O., Hi-Y, Glee Club Senior Class RICHARD TIMKO Dick Best men speak few words. General Camera Club, Shop, Senior Class .. 1 EUGENIA A. TELSON Shorty Good things come in little packages! Commercial A. W. V. S., Typist for Locked Memories, Se- nior Class RICHARD S. THOMAS Richy A quiet smile played 'round his lips. General Nature Club, Senior Class HELEN I. TOMCZYK Tommy Such popularity must be well deserved. Commercial Staff member of Locked i I l l 1 l l I Cl A 3 ' Fi 1 . l i I I l I 1 -I Memories, Sub-Debs, Se- nior Class 1 EUGENE J. TRAWINSKI Cvcne Happy, carefree, a friendly sort, he's a pal and a regular sport. Technical Football, Basketball and Baseball S q u a cl, Senior Class ANNE R. TUZZOLINO 'Fuzzy And she sits and gazes with those deep and tender eyes. Commercial Art Club, Swing Club, Senior Class .TOI-IN S. TRAWINSKI Yanko john is always full of fun, he has a joke for everyone. Technical Ili-Y, Senior Class DOROTHY UGROVITCH Fuzzy Full of pep and loads of fun, if you need help she's the one. Commercial Tri-Y, Swing Club, Glee Club, Senior Class ANNA D. WDOWIAK HELEN A. VAGASKY Yagasky lNlodest5' seldom resides in 11 hreasl that is not enrieherl with nolile virtues. Commercial Swing Cluh, Senior Class 1 'X -as ELEANOR M. VANDER SANDE Red I only ask that fortune send a little more than I shall spend. Commercial Glee Cluh, Senior Class HELEN VASILENKO Vasy I'cl love to laugh and play all day, forget all work and go iny way, Commercial Steno Cluh, Senior Class ASTRID E. WEISSER What sweet fldllllll P1 Quiet Blushing is virtue's color. life affords. Commercial Shop, Senior Class VIOLA LXIWEISSER 1 A cheerful word, 51 llilllw' smile, to know this lass is worth your while. Commercial Tri-V, Steno Cluh, Senior Class Commercial Tri-Y, Art Cluh, Senior Class HENRY F. WITT A 'M Hank Hank is just a right good i., scout, one we couldn't 1. do without. f - , General ' Camera Cluh, Radio Cluh, Senior Class VIVIAN E. VANECEK Viv 'l'hey let me live-unseen, unknown. Commercial lilee Clulm, Steno Club Senior Class MARGARET VAN VLIET Marge I have a heart with room for every Joy. Commercial A. W. V. S., Senior Class HAROLD J. WALTER Harry Rather quiet hut not really shy, among his friends he ranks very high. 'lleehnical President of Senior Class. Footluall and Basketball Squad, Nature Cluh, Quill, Glee Club i s Q., w A XX 5. s xxwx QE so flag f Q sf..-as s 1 K X i ref s, s :.-f-:lsr sas ' X- 4 ' sn 5-. NXf.2is3 'Q 5' - .. ta S Siii 'Q 5 ' 'T fin: IE . gg 3,3 s, L ,C .K .A D ,,,,. . ,L.. . 3 . K .5 ...Z gf 2 5 ,kg1,'Q, . L . ....,.s.g....+.....,--. .... ,KN .- .- ,, s v JANET M. WUERFEL Jan She knew not her own sweet way. Colnnlereial Senior Class DORIS M. ZEMLONSKY Zemmy A charming manner, 3, pret- ty face, 21 lovely smile and a way of grace. Commercial Band. Majorette, Glee Club, Swing Club, Senior Class ELIZABETH ZOERBEL Twins Full of pep and loads of fun, she's a friend to everyone. Commercial Steno Club, Senior Class DOROTHY YUHAS Dot The habit of looking on the best side of everything. Classical President of Art Club, Art Editor of Quill, Artist for Locked Memories, Glee Club, Tri-Y, Nature Club, Modern Miss, A. A., Mem- ber Senior Class HERBERT A. ZOCKOLL Herby He has a wit we can well observe. General Hi-Y, Senior Class RUTH E. ZOERBEL Twins It is better to be brief than tedious, Commercial Steno Club, Senior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cllmcstcr Kwintkowski Edmund Wclmtz Dolores Balslmw Clmrlcs Midlnr l'ra'si4lw1l Vin'-l'1'vsifI4'f1l Sl'l'l'l'fllI j' Trr'uslm'r Q in xg as S X LX f I l Miss M. Sucks Iuuior Class Aflrism Home Rooms 1. 9, 12 Mr. llubink Mr. Cnsini Miss Mara IUNICDB Home Rooms 11, 18 Miss Adler Miss Bonclli Home Rooms 4. 14 Mrs. Costnntin Mrs. Cullignn Home Rooms 2. 15 Miss Sacks Mrs. Travers CLASSES Home Rooms 1, 5 S. Mc 1-1- in s. Pir 1'cv1 u Home Rooms 4, B6 Miss I logan Miss CI.1xcll.1 SOPHOMCDRE T. ..,...5- 1:,,.. -N., .L l bv-rx' ' 4. Home Rooms 2. 9 Miss Sc.1cci.1fc1'1'o Mr. Stirbn E. 3' P La.. -e '-1-'S ,..,,.i.Y , LASSES Home Rooms 6, 3 Mibs 'l4crcsiuski Mr. Tcngi Home Rooms 18, 13 Mr. Mcclmn Miss Iiicbcrmqm i - ..- Home Rooms 15. 11 Miss Ciommcll Mr. lirnnzino Home Rooms 12. 14 Miss Smohk Miss Romeo FRESHMEN Home Rooms 16. 21 Miss Ciaiino Mrs. Cninnglli S if 1 if ' . KA. Qi.-. .E+-3.: r 'N 'fa xi Home Rooms 17. 20 Mrs. Bricfstcin Miss Adams LASSES Home Rooms 19, 22 Mr. lD'Acicrno Miss Fagan W A X , , Q,fffff'Z ,, 4 mf ' Xa' Xi X KX xx N X Q 3. 5 f I X X Xt! . ,fl W fvfloii' X- M JEAN fl X Qin. f vo-I ,. o ' D . Q XQ xv A sg? in 3 Q 61192 5 f g .a ,L ff, K -g X -' 1 X . Tr1-Y Miss lrcnc SCl'lVVCll1ll1gLI Adrisrr Phyllis Rudolph Dorothy Kcmmcrcr Claudia Karlcckc Astrid Wcisscr President Vice-Prvsident Scfrciary Treasurer Arlin M. Gclatt Arfrixw' 99 ff 4' julian Schimcnti James Arts Wfgiltci' Kmaclx Michael Nnkoncckny Prcsidmt Vice-President Secretary Trcasurcr Yearbook Editorial Staff Miss l'r.mcus Ui Piclro flifi iwi' Anim Mac l.llL'.lS -Iulian Scliimcnli ffm-lfffilnrx Quill Miss 5.1111 Miller flt,1'fX1'I' lflcnnoi' Niclxlus Cntlicrinc ROL'RlL'l1l.l lfrfilorx-ill-Cffiirf Press Club Miss Rose Cliolimm A111 ixw' Alia- Mcyci' lljfffll'-ill-c flrirf C. O. No. 6 Martin Ricschl A111 'isrr Raymond Maladowitz l'rrsiJw1l C. O. No. 9 Miss Lucy Adams AJ1'i,wr S.1lvg1t0rc Bcrlingcri Pl'4'Xf11t'l1f Forum Club No. 6 Marlin liicsclll W Iliff mv' Micllacl l'i.ISAlllU l'v'1'siilw1! Forum Club No. 9 Miss lYl.lI'g.ll'L'l Ciommcll AJ: iwr xXi,.lllL'l' l'illl'k'Sl Pl'i'Niill'lIf Library Council No. 6 Miss lilC.lI10l'.l Rinaldi Ailrixwr lflcamor Niclilus Pl'l'SitlK'Ilf Library Council No. 9 Mrs. Mary Roman Advixvi' Muric lfnntuzzo Prr'siJi'l1f Dramatic Club No. 6 Miss lfixinccs Di Pictro flifzixrl' Gilda Nnrdino l'1'f'sif1'r'11t Dramatic Club No. 9 Mrs. Lillian Pirronc A111 'ism' -loscpli Hollis lJra'xi1f4'11i Steno Club Miss Teresa lionclli Alfl'jXt'V Lottic Kopcc PH'Silll'llf Commercial Club Miss Vrnblils flalll 'ixw' Arthur l'ligg.1ns Pl't'Sf1l4'I1f Cheerleaders llolorcs llnslmw C fuffluin Twirlers Anne llnjnik flxsixlaul Majnwlff' IHND Garfield High School Band Doris Zcmlonsky Altli0l'l'ffl' llcrbcrt lfcin Dir'1'f'1'ru' LI-r Serv. Art I Mrs. Olga 15. Kcnsclnur Arfl'ixr'V Dorothy Yulms l'r'r'siflw1t Camera Club No. 6 Frank A. Paparazzi Aflrixvr Edward Pruzinsky Prvsidvnl Camera Club No. 9 Salvatore Ifranzino Adrixvr Joseph Fcdor l'r1'xifl1'nf Iunior Probies Miss lfluruncc Adler Afflixw' licliy RLlYCl1OX'Slii l'I'1'5l1f1'Ill Service League SYCPIICD Stirlu Mrs. lfdna Ncnvli AJ1'ix1'1'x Rcsnlic cii.lI'khl10 Louis 'I'Lll'All1O l'1'1'xm'4'r1lx Glee Club Hcrbcrt Fein Dir'r'c'iw' Girls ofthe Chorus Herbert Fein Dirvrlrir Sub-Debs Mrs. lfxxumccs Gayllor Aff1'ix1'r l.or1'.1inc l'vAlCCliilli l'n'.xifl1'fl! Modern Miss Mrs. I'.l'.lllCk'S Cinylmx' A1f1'isr'r M.1riL' Blldl Pl'1'.Xfrf4'lll ,M --.V Edisonian Science Club No. 6 Nicholas C.1sini Aff1'ixr'r' julian Scliimmcnli l'm'xiJ1'l1f Science Club No. 9 Alphonso lYAciurno Aflz 'ixvr Alan Kovnlcilx I'1'f'xiJz'nl WL L . Woodworking Club Mrs. Hclcn lilnclxfoixl A411 ixvr Iirncst Bcncc l'1'i'shfw1l Bowling Club Miss lflcgmor ilicrcsinski !lrfl'IXr'I' Dorothy Hriczov l'i'f'.viJf'11l A. W. V. S. Miss Rosc Porcclli AJ1'isf'r Lillian Skimbo PI'l'Silll'IIf Ir. Red Cross Mrs. lfditli Bricfslcin Arll'fXl'l' A nnn Albnno 1,1-vsiflwfzf Handicraft Miss Madclim' ilvoman A111 j.Xl'l' Miss iiiussic Wmns I'l'r'.xirl4'l1l Knitting Club Miss julia Novnck !i1l1'ixm' R utii l5.1ii.l l'r'1'.ml1'11l Radio Club Ariin Gclatl Advisvr Eciwin Piiipski Prc'siJ1'ui Nature llrnest Coleman AJ 1 'ixrr Althea Pyott P1'r'si1lc'11t Domestlc Science Club Miss Loretta Iaenfmo A111 'ixrr june Foss Pr1'xi1l4'11l Spanish Club Miss Anne Tomxsello A111 'ixrr Cornelius Lnkeheld P1'1'si1l1'm' X Q, 3, fc ,f'f fffiff x X gm X v q f XX xbfx X 'M X W 'GQ A gw 1 S33 ,f fn Xxoxvw -Q ,d' W? Xa X C D W ' Q5 F z gw g XX ff X f jf! XN , . A 1 XX x K X 'K' ?' 6 'J' 1 , '- A----:1-ef N' , ' , X N X X X GIRLS' GYM 4 O ff X BOYS' GYM FOOTBALL Lettermen l'eter Ilak Rack Raymond Maladowitz liafk Joseph Iierlingeri Center Victor Iledhoretsky liavk Michael Rubin End Joseph Pettmeo Tafflilv Richard Fadil Guard Edwin Vilipski Tackle Joseph Fedor Guard Rudy Krupacs Center John Frankowsky Tackle Joseph Russo Back John Glogiewicz Rack Adam Stemkowski Rack Richard Grennelle Tackle Mivhiwg Sadik Guard Joseph Hilla lfind Ch, I R- Y I - Cu, ri Raymond Knietz Center Q dr OS NWO vs! , ' A l Thaddeus Kukowski Rack IU'-lifellfl lrilwmskl Back Chester Kwiatkowski End Benjamin Valenezyk End Schedule Garfield, Zilg Dickinson, fi. Garfield, 28 Garfield, 73 Irvington, 32. Garfield, 133 Garfield, 73 Passaic, 32. Garfield, 14 Garf eld, lflg E. Rutherford, 13. Garfield, 19 Head Coach ARTHUR ARGAUICR Assistant Coaches JOHN HOLLIS CHARLES DIC VITO Team Physician DR. IC. W. REID Managers RAYMOND DANIICLS JOSEPH IZICNANTI Paterson Central, 0, Bloomfield, lil. Paterson Eastside, ll. Clifton, 0. T 4 4 1 l n 1 I Charles Dc Vito Assisiant Couch f n John Hollis Assisiant Couch ,,,-,-...- .,,,.,,. , --, X , , 'WX ,A E 'E' 2 3 i. R5 .qv , N .K , .,.-. ,.,,,fW' ,9 'ff John Glogicwicz Capfain , 1 va. Michael Bubcn Arthur Argauer Acting Captain Head Coach , f ?'Q0ir4?a , QQQQOQQQQ yA,..Qzf ki 14 4? f 'v UV 111' , X 5 ? 12 E . :VX f xxll -X g y 19, I J' X7 ,A x X as X IJXQXQ ' 5 QSM I W ffm fxgex sig 'ii J f tgp :ttf .1 '.A'K'gJ 1157450 W iw' 4 fmipv gw x X wx' I ww I 2 2 Ji? A 'Q ggi. , 1 ,N W fl 5' n if P 5 ' Q a ' Ml-' ' Engl? ' 2 753' ' ,lil if X I' .4 gi , , ax X ,, 1 TV .fide 1 - if X X , 77,5 fa fi, Ni? X EN VZPL rf A V 1 gb 4 . ,7?!0 W ix rl in x I F Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 15-Garfield 19-Garfield 21-Garfield 4-Garfield 12-Garfield 19-Garfield 23-Garfield 24-Garfield 26-Garfield 2-Garfield 37 39 37 19 39, 38 40 42 29, 39 xc rm - Rx Schedule , Dickinson 30. Feb. , Thomas Jefferson 28. Feb. , Weehawken 41. Feb. , Pope Pius 18. Feb. Passaic 23. Feb. , Clifton 43. , Paterson Eastside 51 Feb. , Bloomfield 45. Feb. East Rutherford 26. , Passaic 24. Mar. Coach JOHN HOLLIS Manager RAYMOND DANIELS Lettermen Richard Amos Peter Bak Stanley Burek Michael Filler Warren Surgent William Schweighardt Eugene Trawinski Harold Walter 5-Garfield 40, Paterson Central 26. 6 ,l -Garfield 37, Clifton 51. 9 13- 16 Garfield 70, Paterson Eastside 50. -Garfield 29, East Rutherford 43. 23- 27 JAMBOREE Garfield 46, Paterson Eastside 50. -Garfield 36, Clifton 38. STATE TOURNAMENT 3,-Garfield 27, Kearny 41. 1 Garfield 61, Paterson Central 49. Guard Forward Guard Forward Center Guard Guard Center - , ill u fir W AW' I f gig X XWM J' 5 W 9 Qix ,Q 1 xy O Q , 4 gn O f l X mmnymlm an Ii- ..-1 X-, el K ft ' X -- ': - I 4 ' Xf f 1:21. Q W N' J' 'OE me 4, EASEEIALL Schedule April 25-Gartield 5, Ridgewood 4. April 29-Garfield 15, St. Mary's 1. May 1-Garfield 4, Paterson Eastside 3. 3 May 44-Garfield 2, East Rutherford 8. May 6-Garfield 12, Irvington 1. May 8-Garfield 6 Paterson Central 1. May 11-Garfield 10 Clifton 8. May 15-Garfield 8, Passaic 3. May 18-Garfield 6, Paterson Eastside 5. May 20-Garfield 14, Lodi 2. May 22-Garfield 6, East Rutherford 2. May 25-Garfield 5, Paterson Central 3. June 1-Garfield 7, Passaic 6. May 29-Garfield 3, Clifton 0. Peter Bak Coach CHARLES DE VITO Manager EDWARD PINTA Lettermen Chester Czuba left field right field John Glogiewicz short-stop Edward Kazanowitz first base Chester Kwiatkowski pitcher John Kwiatkowski catcher Raymond Maladowitz first base Frank Santora center field Warren Surgent first base Eugene Trawinski third base Henry Wasik Edmund Wentz second base pitcher Q X f A xqx X f Q QW NN N X Q XX gglx fl 5 X CSIQJ' f fok Xfkvk X X IE 9 10 gl , S ,jf Q X 3 - 1 X 59 Students enjoying Barn Dance. Committee at the Mistletoe lfrolic lid i IUNIOR PROM THE NIGHT of May 19 found the audi- torium ceiling of School 8 a blanket of blue studded with glittering silver stars. The soft music of Allison Barton set the mood. A round, shining moon and the swishing of colorful gowns gave it the finishing touches. Another tradi- tion began that evening, a beautiful and inspiring tradition. Evelyn Fromberger and joseph Hilla reigned supreme as King and Queen of the Prom. The ladies-in-waiting, the gentlemen of the court, the soft candle-glow, the solemn coronation ceremony . . . the class of '45 will never forget their junior Prom. THE BARN DANCE A BRILLIANT array of plaid shirts and dungarees was seen everywhere, as boys and girls went dancing by, The records were stopped and out came Chuck and his County Cousins. Square dancing was about to commence. With the help of the instructors, squares were formed. As the music started every- one listened to the caller's shout of swing your partner round and round. After two hilarious sets of these vigor- our country dances, everyone was con- tent to rest up for the next one. No one paid admission but gave a generous donation to the Red Cross. lam lar BOYS AND girls dressed in their best holiday clothes danced to the music of the Garfield High School Swing Band. Brightly lighted Christmas trees, decorated evergreen branches, and mistletoe adorned the auditorium. This was the setting when the first annual Christmas party of the jam Jar Can- teen got under way. Santa Claus stood in the doorway and everyone dropped small gifts in his bag before entering the hall. Later in the evening a conga line was formed and after dancing the merry--makers grabbed for presents and squeals of laughter was heard as they anxiously opened them. Then the lights dimmed, soft strains of I Don't Want to Love You were heard and the dancing resumed once again. After several hours of fun and dancing to sweet music and jitter-bugging to the fast numbers, eleven o'clock rolled around and the band packed up its instruments and after shouts of Merry Christmas and a Happy Year were heard, each received a bag of candy and headed for home. 1 I The lights suddenly dimmed. An unearthly hum filled the room with a nerve-wraking, pulsing vibration that played havoc withthe sound reasoning of your senses. The gypsy soothsayer began to sway, rolling her eyes fanatically. She placed her hideous hands above the crystal ball. A glaring white light came forth from the mystic globe. My eyes burnedg my blood throbbed in my veins. Finally, the old woman spokeg The mist is clearing. The veils of time lift to unravel the threads of the future. It seems to be snowing. The streets are blanketed in white. I see a sign post. just a minute, it says-oh, yes, Palisade Avenue. There are very many people. The electric lights Hash on and off. The snow glistens. I pass a shivering department store Santa Claus fEugene Trawinskij and a doctor's ofiice Uoseph Territoj as a long-bearded hermit fPeter Bondarukj peeks around the corner. A sombre-faced priest walks by fMike Bubenj. He shuns the gay atmosphere of the nightclub across the street. He squints at the huge neon sign advertising a famous orchestra leader Uoseph Berlingerij. The laughter and music beckon me. The gold buttons glittering on the door- man's fCharlie Schweitzerj coat add an enticing touch. A female bouncer fAlma Brown, stands menacingly at the door, occasionally talking with the hat check girl fClaudia Karleckej The Postmaster General Uulian Schim- mentij arrives with his guests. He has arranged a party for our distin- guished Nobel prize winners, Ethel Senkovits ffor discovering the 13th planet, Senkoviaj and joseph Pettineo finventor of dripless faucetsj. There's that bachelor about town Uoseph Hillaj holding hands with a sophisticated Metro- politan opera star QDorothy Celenkoj. Our first woman president fAnna Mae Lucasj enters on the arm of the famed inventor of canned La Pizza fjoseph Daidonej. A young debutante, fDoris Okolskij patronizes the cigar- ette girl fDorothy Licciardij. Three mathematical geniuses Qlileanor Nick- lus, Michael Nakonechny, joseph Galtierij sip pink champagne. They are interrupted by the celebrated actresses of the times, Doris Boettcher foozing dramaj and Gertrude Robinson foozing tears, who were jointly awarded a tiny Oscar, in the person of George Lushitsky. They begin to gossip about that new romance between a Conover model fMarie Sudiaj and Lord Faunt- leroy Qohn Trawinskij. The floor show is about to begin. The spotlight is thrown on the master of ceremonies fCon Kardashj. He slyly winks at the flower girl flilorence Soltysj and places the entertainment program for the evening on the stage. Time is fleeting. The program reads: Chorus girls fEvelyn Hetzer, Eleanor Raia, Wanda Pelkaj Latest crooning senation Uoseph Conte, Hi'll-billy Yodler fAlex Fafaraj Torch Singer fLottie Kopecj Comedy Team Uohn Bochiaro and Doris Chintalaj Something is happening! The mist is clouding my view. Everything is black. But wait! Kaliedoscopic colors are whirling. They take their places. The scene is laid. I hear colorful music from a nearby calliope. I am in the midst of a huge circus ground. The warm summer breezes blow gently against the swaying canvas which advertises the amazing uniqueness of the dwarf fEd- ward Hriczovj, giant Uohn Monchakj, superlady fRuth Smarshj, human bullet fFlorence Kobylarzj, strongman QFred Kaiserj, hula dancer fMargaret Van Vlietj and Moe-Moe, the featured sword swallower fM1arge Skupienj. The barker fMIike Sadikj introduces a tiny ballet dancer QEvelyn FromL bergerj, a provocative bubble dancer fAnn Hajnikj to the crowd. I enter the side show. The first platform features the snake charmer fGladys Cuoco charming Richard Thomasj, with her persuasive qualities. Next comes the Siamese twins QEdward Pruzinsky and Florence Bielenj. This unnatural phenomenon holds Ish K. Bibble Uean Pasinskaj in a stupor of amazement but she is now awakened by the cracking of rifle shots coming from the rigle range owned and operated by Edward Gless and Andrew Obssuth. A pick-pocket fCharles Rigoliosij steps forth to try his iluck. He discovers the rifle is too large for his hip pocket. He soon finds himself escorted off the grounds by two policemen fZigmund Banasiak and Edward Novackj. I pass the hypnotist Qoseph Russoj and the fortune-teller fMarion Friederman in a serious discussion about the mystic qualities of the ouiji board. r A huge tent is now in my path. It is the main tent. The cry of the ring master flfirank DeBenedettoj is now heard. The main show is about to be- gin. There is a large fan-fare and then suddenly from nowhere appears the bare-back rider fFrances Raiaj rmajestically riding toward the main ring. The trapeze artist QCamillia Heindlj is not to be outdone. She thrills Mr. and Mrs. Spectator QHarold Walter and Althea Pyottj with a triple somersault in mid-air. . ' U A A little boy and girl QHerbert Zockoll and Lillian Skimboj are running away from the truant officer Uoseph Milanj. They are noticed by Mandrake the Magician fAlbin Lisj, who is pulling the Cher-O-Kees out of his hat one by one. He coyly deceives the truant officer by covering them with his magic cloth. Bluebeard fAlex Feldman, sees the plot but remains the strong, silent type. The fat lady fMadeline Hartmannj and the human skeleton Qlrene Bolcarovicj are quarreling over the last bag of peanuts in the peanut vender's Uack Donkaj tray. They are interrupted by the good-humor man Uoseph Saggioj who offers them both a box ofl. Wait?-the globe is darkening -I can't make it out! The scene is shifting. The veils of time have fallen- I can see no more! S ,anna an--we K L ll l , X s 1 k 11 513. Y 3 1 3 A-if HSS is qw x 5 . i i f' x iw uunmm. mxxx' W I rxyxw x ' X llll .-. 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J A ' ' ' 0' 0 0 ' Avg L 0 O Q if , l.Q0. 0 , O l I O7 ' ' T59 1 7 8 . 15131-st Singurs-Dot Cclcnko, -loc Tcrrito 2-Hcst lj2lll4'Cl'S--EVO!X11 Ilctzcr, .juscpli fxlulcc 3-Cutcst COLIIDIC-AIIIICZL Pyott, Harold NV:1ltcr X w 4-Must Vcrszxtilu-Mziric Surlia, Gcnc 'lil'2lVVi11Slii i'?Qg'i X 5-Musl Likely to Succcucl-Etliel Senkiwits, Michael Nzlkmru fm-Host ,Xtlilctcs-Rutli SIIIZITSII, -luscpli lkfttincu if 7-Kiwi I7l:1shlig'lit I'I?lj'C!'S--Il'CI!0 Fcckon Miki' Hiilwn 'i,,,.,giW X-Must IIamay-go-lucky-Florence Kubylarz, Charles Rigulm u W 0-Mwst Plcasing I,UI'SOIl1l.litit.'S-EiL'HllUI' Krieger, Con K:u'd1 li I0-Class Artists-Dorotliy Yulms, l.L-mmrfl Millw ' ' F Best Actrcss Zlllll Actor-Gcrtrudc Robinson, joseph M V uf Nici-si Eycs-Helen jczurcak, VValtcr Kmzack - - ' xx'mii-si-Camilla Hcimii, Mike Saclik ,' - QV Fzmcillty ljfilg'--l':lC2lIlOl' Nicklus, julian Scliimmenti Quictcst-Mary Dcc, Henry Witt X4visicst-Fluixrllvxc Kulwylalrz, Nlicllzu-1 Szuiik J 1 flrlss Ilzmhics-livclyii I:I'UllliDL'l'gt'l', llcrlwrt Zuckoll Io -' '- Must IlliiiIltiX'k'-Liiiiilll Skimlm, jnscpli 'l'ci'1'itn Class 'iik'1lSk'S-hrfllfik? Biulz, Cllnrlvs Schwictzcr Beat Mixers-Dolores Malcusky, Harold NV:Lltcr 11-Most Romantic-Frances Raia- joseph Milan 12-Class Flatterers-Dot Licciardi. john Trawinski 13-Best Looking-Peter Bak, Evelyn Fl'O11llJCI'gCI' 14-Most Shy-Helen Jezercak, Richard Tiinko 15-Most Popular-Doris Boettcher, joseph Hilla Best Dressers-Doris Okolski, Edward Pilipski -Best Speech Makers--Anna Mae Lucas. Steven Kuseliwzuxi 1 16 17 18-Did Most For Class-Catherine Roeclelna and julian Scluiluncnti , 19 ' -Best Musicians-Eleanor Nieklus. joseph Rcrlingeri Z0-Nieest Smile-Phyllis Rudolph, joseph Russo Class Poets-Marion Friedeiunan, Anthony Mcnuto Man Hater-Anna Mae Lucas XVOIIIHII Hater-Fred Kaiser Most Subtle-Jean Pasinska, Edwin Pilipski Most Tactful-Gizella Szekely, Michael Filler Most Frank-Phyllis Rudolph, Charles Rigolioso Class Cutters-Flo Kohylarz, Joe Milan Sleepiest-Phyllis Gusciora, Alex Fafara Class XVolves-Barbara IQOIHDH, joe Milan Most Sludious--Eleanor Nicklus, Joseph Galtieri mm fl? l 11. 'S 3 L ioi S' I U' E a W . . x , . 3 -ill ll 'f jQ n' - la- L- X IJ 3 ..1, ' fi i , f , Y- X 4 X? Xyl 'S , W a l l 'l' C '-,Q 55,7 X Y N - .. u - .Au W 5 U L ll X -f f rl f-A4 - aw lb ,L 6 6 1 ' C 11 V kny , ,A -' : M f E 1 f f A 4 1 f .,. ,Q 4 ,T x X, f ...W T ,f 'W' A A9 ' 5.1 A W Q- I ., a,:7 B 'f 5 'Www X, . 'S 'XM wife 2 rj l .ww .5 J 1 L Q ev EEK Q H Zo Q' 49 ll I'1 X X N NN NN X WILLS PETER BAK bestows his way with the women to the Don Juans in the Class of '46. ZIGMUND BANASIAK leaves plans for a swimming pool to the Board of Education. WESLEY BARBER leaves his brilliant bow ties to a pair of rose colored glasses. JOHN BENANTI leaves his noisy traits to the cheerleaders. MARIE BENTIE leaves her vitamin pills to Superman. JOE BERLINGERI leaves a tired assembly piano some rest. ISOLINA BIANCHINI leaves her unique laughter to Inner Sanctum. JOHN BOCHIARO leaves his corny jokes to the nearest cannery. IRENE BOLCAROVIC leaves a life-size mirror to the girls. PETER BONDARUK wills his charm curl pompadour to the Dietel twins. VIVIAN BONGIORNO leaves her innocent look to Marge Miskiv. DORIS BOETTCHER leaves her dramatic emoting to be remembered by Mrs. Grady. CATHERINE BREEN leaves her knowledge of first-aid to Miss Porcelli's next First- Aid Class. ALMA BROWN and PHYLLIS RUDOLPH leave their friendship to Marge Misikv and Helen Jaskot. MICHAEL BUBEN wills his paternal advice to the oncoming padres. MARIE BU DZ leaves her love affairs to True Confessions. VIVIAN CANGIALOSI leaves her petitness to Warren Surgent. MARJORIE CAPKO leaves her red loafers to Gloria Boiko. DOROTHY CELENKO leaves her gym suit to Coach. LORRAINE CHIGAS leaves all her cut, late and admittance slips to Mr. Paparozzi. JOE CHICKO leaves a bunch of sour grapes to his customers. DORIS CHINTALA leaves her giggles to Mr. Paparozzi. MARTIN CHRISTEN leaves his manual art to Mr. Walders. JOSEPH CONTE leaves his terse and timely words on world affairs. GLADYS CUOCO leaves her admiration for Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby. JOSEPH DAIDONE leaves his legitimate absentee excuses to the next senior class. FRANK DE BENEDETTO leaves to the school his knowledge of gerunds and participles. MARY DEC leaves her anthology to Miss Lo Castro. ISABELLE DE CILLIS leaves her secrets to a certain junior. ALTHEA DEN BLEYKER leaves her collection of late slips to the bus driver, CECILIA DE SALVO leaves her trusty tube of Pepsodent to any Poor Miriamsf' SADIE DESCAFANO leaves her eye glasses to a far-sighted junior. PAULINE DINDAY leaves her-inferiority complex to Evelyn Taynai. JACK DONKA leaves Section Room 13, Mr. Rieschl, friend, teacher, comedian. JOHN DVORCHAK leaves to Section Room 16, a Schaifefs calendar. MARY DZUBIA and GENEVIEVE MINIMI leave their drag with Miss Porcelli to the next fifth period gym class. LORRAINE FACCKINI leaves her sympathy for the next lunch counter operator. ALEX FAFARA leaves a pair of his shoes to the Kaiser Ship Yards. DORIS FANTASKI leaves her quietness to Miss Bonelli. MARIE FARIELLO leaves her long hair to Ann Fedas. ROCCO FATUOVA leaves his bugle for reveille. NORMA FAUST and MARION FRIEDERMAN leave peace and quiet to Mr. Hubiak. IRENE FECKO leaves her late hours and boys to Sophie Sobolewski. GEORGE FEDOR leaves a new star for the service flag in Section Room 10. ALEX FELDMAN leaves his supposed knowledge to the Library's Encyclopedia Britannica. MICHAEL FILLER leaves his address for your little black book. MARY FRANCICA leaves a worn office practice book to the incinerator. EVELYN FROMBERGER leaves her dancing to Dolores Bashaw. JOSEPH GALTIERI leaves his perspective drawing of Room 1 to Mr. Hubiak. X l il f NX XNNX X NN WILLS RUTH GARIPPA leaves her empty Juicy Fruit wrappers to the scrap drive. CHESTER GDYK leaves his peroxide to Lana Turner. ROSE GERMAN leaves a smile to Mrs. Rentsch. ROSALIE GIARDINA leaves her megaphone to Joyce Kolek. EDWARD GLESS leaves his sheep clothing to any on coming wolves. JOHN GLOGIEWICZ leaves the taste of victory to our future football squad. PHYLLIS GUSCIORA leaves a mattress covered seat for all heavy sleepers. ANNE HAJNIK leaves her ability to strut to the next assistant majorette. MICHAEL HARABULINEC leaves an electric vacuum sweeper to the janitors. MADELINE HARTMANN leaves her cellar to any one who likes to give parties. CAMILLA HEINDL leaves her giggling to Miss Adler. MILDRED HERRIAN leaves her sense of good humor to the faculty. EVELYN HETZER leaves Mr. Anthony's private telephone number to any troubled lovers. ALBERTA HILL leaves her new jitterbug steps to any hep cats of 46. JOSEPH HILLA leaves a last farewell to his public. EDWARD HRICZOV leaves his experience as being a pin boy to any pin-up girls. BLANCHE JAKUBOSKI leaves her dimples to some unfortunate junior. HELEN JEZERCAK leaves her way of walking to Marjorie Ostrasino. FRED KAISER leaves his physique to Ray Maladowitz. VIRGINIA KAMINSKI leaves her long body sweaters to Ann Havrilla. CON KARDASH leaves his sport jackets to Mr. Coleman. CLAUDIA KARLECKE leaves her coy winks to all the boys. PAULINE KARPINCHIK leaves her delightful Democracy period to the next suffering senior. GERHARD KAUFMANN leaves an 80-minute lunch period to the Class of '46, DOROTHY KEMMERER leaves her place at the pipes in the basement to the next cold senior. VIOLA KILIMAN leaves her knowledge of shorthand to Mrs. Travers. WALTER KMACK leaves his romantic eyes to Eddie Cantor. FLORENCE KMETZ leaves a pencil with a real rubber eraser. FLORENCE KOBYLARZ leaves her helpful hints to the blue wall-flowers. J ENNIE KOPEC leaves her complexion to the Camay Company. LOTTIE KOPEC leaves her blase color combinations to the United Nations. HELEN KOST leaves her roller skates to Betty Bonanno. GRACE KOVAC leaves her soothing voice to Mrs. Rentsch. ELEANOR KRIEGER leaves all her unfinished business to Violet Vanyo. ROBERT KUCZIK leaves his good nature to Mr. Ritoch. STEPHEN KUSCHWARA leaves a bottle of Pepsi-Cola to be repeated by the coming class. LILLIAN KUZMA leaves Mr. Rieschl's corny jokes about Frankie to Helen Ladotz. IREN E KWASNIK leaves her comb to the females in the study hall. ALICE LESKO leaves the balance beams. DOROTHY LICCIARDI leaves her South American coloring to Australia. PHILOMENA LIDWIN leaves her pancake make-up to Gladys Bobacker. ALBIN LIS leaves his projector troubles to the next class electrician. EMILIA LOUIS leaves her seat in the office to the next student secretary. ANNA MAE LUCAS leaves the tradition of the yearbook to the coming class. GEORGE LUSHITSKY leaves his young mustache to Ray Daniels. DOLORES MALCOSKY leaves her numerous nick-names to the Rogue Gallery. JOE MALEC leaves his dancing ability to Billy Iracki. MARIE MANGONO leaves her knitting to the knit-Wits of the coming class. SALVATORE MANGANO leaves a new bottle of formaldehyde to Mr. Franzino. X tl -.,.. 11 ,-U,f,CY-...... - - x xxx X NN N WILLS GEORGE MARKOVICH would like to have a leave. THOMAS MARTIN leaves his lisp to an eloquent public speaker. EMIL MATTEY leaves the track meet. ANTHONY MENNUTO leaves his song Make A Wish as a remembrance. HELEN MICHOTA leaves her quietness to Miss Bonelli. , STELLA MILANOWSKI leaves her current events marks to the publishers of the American Observer. LEONARD MILLO leaves his cartooning to Ed Kaczanowicz. ELEANOR MISKOVSKY leaves her fancy feathers to Sally Rand. JACOB MOLITORIS leaves a toast to the graduating Class of '45. MILDRED MOLOZZI leaves all her extra sailors to the Navy. JOHN MONCHAK leaves his arguments to Jerry Janowski. MICHAEL NAKONECHNY leaves his urge to .get into solid geometry class. OLGA NAKONECHNA leaves her hair ornaments to Sally Sysyn. GILDA NARDINO regretfully leaves those Senior good-times. JOSEPHINE NEBBIA leaves Mr. Rieschi a second-hand joke book to match his own. ELEANOR NICKLUS leaves all her extra-curricular activity work to anyone who anticipates the 2:20 buzzer. EDWARD NOVACK leaves a Varga girl to brighten up your locker. PETER NORDYK leaves the first aid skeleton to some hungry dog. FLORENCE NOWAK leaves her curlers to Ann Zgoda. ANDREW OBSSUTH leaves his shot gun and bullets to anyone who runs out of red points. DORIS OKOLSKI leaves her wardrobe to Violet Vanyo. LUDMILIA ONTKO leaves a free manicure at her future beauty salon to Miss Lo Castro. MARGARET OTTERBACH leaves her adding machine to the repair man. JEAN PASINSKA leaves her Ishkabibble hair-do to Mr. Hubiak. PAULINE PAVEL leaves to join Norman. WANDA PELKA leaves her efficiency to the WLB and OPA. FRANK PELLETERI leaves Macbeth to a judge and jury. JOSEPH PETTINEO leaves his curly locks to Buddy Berlinigeri. NORMA PETZOLD leaves her seat at Anne's Sweet Shop to the Quiz Kids. EDWIN PILIPSKI leaves his love to Ruth Weiss. HELEN PODENCE leaves the slogan Come up and see me sometime to all the boys. ANNA POPIWCHAK leaves those unknown chemistry solutions to Mr. Dupont. ROSE PORDON leaves her comb and mirror to Miss Teresi. MILDRED POST leaves her picture-coloring' ability to Quackenbush. EDWARD PRUZINSKY and FLORENCE BIELEN leave a beautiful locker romance to Gladys Bobacker and Ray Maladowitz. ALTHEA PYOTT leaves her headaches and customers' complaints to the New York Times. FRANCES RAIA leaves her eyebrow pencil to Larry Boettcher. ANN RICCIARDI leaves her spectacles to be stepped on again. CHARLES RIGOLIOSO leaves four years of 3, life of leisure. GERTRUDE ROBINSON leaves her monologues to posterity. On behalf of her Russian speech, CATHERINE ROEDEMA leaves a dish of caviar and a bottle of vodka to Miss Lingg. BARBARA ROMPA leaves her wolf call but keeps the whistle. SUSAN RUGGIERO leaves her serenity and sweet disposition to one of those excitable, hair-tearing geniuses. VINCENZA RUSSO leaves a king size memo pad to Miss Martin. JOSEPH RUSSO leaves his fleet feet to Richie Amos. BETTY RUZENOVSKI leaves her laugh to Boris Karloff. X. tl - - II111 VXXN N XX X NX WILLS CECELIA RZEGOTA leaves her lungs to Marie Sova. MICHAEL SADIK leaves his garters to anyone who needs to be held up after an apparatus workout. JOSEPH SAGGIO leaves an eight course dinner to one of those lunch snatchersf' VIRGINIA SALMON leaves her freckles to Eleanor Dynes. MARIE SANTO leaves her culinary efforts to the garbage can. JULIAN SCHIMENTI leaves his trusty Briar to Raymond Maladowitz. HILDA SCHUCK leaves Kresge's to Kresge's. CHARLES SCHWEITZER leaves his attendance record to Section Room 10. ETHEL SENKOVITS leaves her French grammar to William Lanza. VIOLA SERVAS leaves her handwriting to Miss Hogan. IRENE SHEFCIK leaves her gift of gab to Santa Mazzola. LUCY SHORTINO leaves her typewriter with the sticking keys to Mr. Ritoch for repairs. ANTHONY SIMONARO1 leaves his locker to his brother, Jimmy. LILLIAN SKIMBO leaves 3512.60 to Mr. Lyons for her graduation ring. MARJORIE SKUPIEN leaves her flowing tears to Martha Haciaag. RUTH SMARSH leaves her athletic ability to Ellen Nestler. FLORENCE SOLTYS leaves her lipstick to the football players. JEANETTE STOVALL leaves her absentee slips to the waste paper drive. ELAINE STUTTER leaves her twelfth hour cramming to any willing fool. JEAN STUTTER leaves the gym horse to Virginia Roberts. MARIE SUDIA leaves her sophistication to Dolores Kolek. HELEN SUDOL and ELEANOR RAIA regretfully leave Miss Cuoco's office. AUDREY SVAHRA leaves her gum under the seats. GIZELLA SZEKELY leaves one brain, in good condition, to Walter Gall. To the future occupants of Room 7, JOSEPH SZILASIE leaves his sympathy. FRANK SZMACIASZ leaves his altitude to Mr. De Vito. EUGENIA TELSON leaves her smile to Grumpy the dwarf. JOSEPH TERRITO leaves his Republican views to Miss Lingg. RICHARD TIMKO leaves his shyness to Bernice Nagy. HELEN TOMCZYK leaves a package of bobby pins to Richard Fadil. EUGENE TRAWINSKI leaves his Wednesday night memories to June Farkas. JOHN TRAWINSKI leaves his teasing to Vincent Comperatore. ANNE TUZZOLINO leaves the expression Gee Whiz to Mrs. Kenselaar to be used in a fit of anger. DOROTHY UGROVITCH leaves her Bugs Bunny teeth to Ella Nardino. HELEN VAGASKY leaves the daily notices to those who never hear them. VIVIAN VANECEK leaves her calmness to Miss Miller. MARGARET VAN VLIET leaves her acrobatics to Mr. Meehan. HELEN VASILENKO leaves her large assortments of earrings to Olga Gabor. ANNA WDOWIAK leaves her law scrapbook to the school furnace. HAROLD WALTER leaves his overflowing spirit of ambition. VIOLA WEISSER leaves a spray-gun to Mr. Smallman. ASTRID WEISSER leaves her blushing ability to a ripe tomato. HENRY WITT leaves the war to the fifth period democracy class. JANET WUERFEL leaves her dark eyes to Otchi Kornia. DOROTHY YUHAS leaves an economy size jar of vanishing cream to Miss Porcelli. DORIS ZEMLONSKY leaves her hat and baton to the incoming majorette. HERBERT ZOCKOLL leaves Scarface to Dick Tracy. ELIZABETH ZOERBEL leaves her blue reindeer sweater to Santa Claus. RUTH ZOERBEL leaves her office practice work to Mrs. Rentsch's next worker. BRUNO ZWIAZEK leaves his plaid shirt to the Jam Jar Barn Dances. il X4-. yin H 21? f 5 Qzimi 1 M.. fu' 'X li-7 Q -,Mash K 1 1 3 I X K .,,,.., ,VCX fx:-,V 4- A - x :,. I v V 'Qfif11VEilf'E21HSQIHi if x4 Xf v 1 E Qi? , ! A 5, ,Qi W X fs . ' -u:' yfff ZLSKW 9 'V , Q if xy J -W ,Q Xzbfb wg 5 e gy ,WZ f ,N B I X, X SQ TS? f 1 xx in-JH' M fx X52 4 , X fx if :- 'MMM I 'Wi J X is C91-ov L-Zig, Nia., Agia ETM CZ , Qfmaq fflfiw 2? Aw 49 ,X Lcd! g w6'wEAfWJiffbjiLw'jJiM: WWW Ex Www' SW W Qwimifw ET ? 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Bolcarovic Stanley Budz Chabora Anthony Conte Michael Cuoco Joseph Daidone Carl DeGrado J. Fedar E. Freedman Louis Galteri Vincent Galteri John Glogiewicz David Goldman M. Goldman H.Hartmann J. Hill Louis Jaffee R. Kazaren Joseph Kocis Steve Kuschwara Adolph Lackner Irving Levine George Lushitsky Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mir. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mi s M rs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Charles Mangano Frank Mlasucci John Molozzi Charles Palumbo Frank A. Popek Charles Rudolph J. Salmon Charles Scalia Joseph Sudol Frank Svahra George Toth Henry Witt Thaddeus Witt Sal Zanca Herbert Zockoll T. Brown R. Cangialosi M. Carvein Mary Chintala Rose Galteri Vincent Galteri XX'alter Gancarz . Julia Gelizak Anna Gemskki Pat Gizonde E. Gless Anna Heindl J. Kaminski J. Kmetz Mary Kreiger J. Krizovsky PATRONS Mrs. A. Lidwin Mrs. J. Malec Mrs. Minimi Mrs. P. Pordon Mrs. D. Restuccia Mrs. M. Sadik Mrs. S. Santo Mrs. R. Schuck Mrs. P. Sirna Mrs. Rose Simonaro Mrs. Michael Sudia Mrs. Szekely ' Mrs. J. Timko Mrs. Rose Wdowiak Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: ' Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mlr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mir. 6: Mrs. A. Adrignolo Mrs. A. Alessandrini Mrs. J. Allen Mrs. A. Avella Mfrs. F. Barber Mrs. F. Berlingeri Mrs. J. Bielen Mlrs. C. Bongiorno Mrs. C. Bongiorno Mrs. A. Camicioli W. Colacino Mrs. Mrs. J. Chigas Mrs. Mrs. M. Dec Mrs. S. DeSalvo Mrs. S. Descafano Mrs. J. Dvorchak M. DeBenedett0 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: Mrs M. Dzuiba Mrs H. Facckini Mrs A. Fascella Mrs A. Fatuova Mrs C. Faust Mrs Fecko Mrs j. Ferrara Mrs B. Friederman Mrs. F. Garippa Mrs. G. Gascenica Mrs J. Gdyk Mrs MI. Grutta Mrs M. Hajnik rs. Mi. Herrian Mrs. C. Hetzer Mrs. B. Jakuboski MZrs.M. jezercak Mrs. N. Karpinchak Mrs. K. Kaufman 8: Mrs. W. Kiliman Mrs.A. Kmack Mrs Mlrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. W. Kolek J. Kopec Kost Kromska, jr. M. Kudla My Kuschwara N. Kuzma J. Kwasnik T. Liccardi J. Lis PATRONS Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mir. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mir. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mr. 8: Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mlrs. Mrs Mrs. Malcosky J. j. Malec S. Mangano S. Markovich J. Mazurnik M. Millo J. Molitoris C. Mura L. Nardino C. Nebbia M. Nicklus P. Nordyk R. Nowak L. Okolski H. Otterbach W. Pasinska S. Paul P. Pelka N. Pelleteri K. Petzold J. Podence N. Popiwchak MJrs.C. Post Mrs Mrs Mlts. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs P. Pazin S. Pruzinsky J. Pyott A. Raia J. A. Raia Rudolph M. Russo S. Rzegota 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: 8: Mrs Saggio Mrs S. Salerno Mffrs E. Santeramo Mfrs. Schnnar Mrs. M. Schimmenti Mrs. S. Scillieri Mfrs. J. Sherman Mrs. P. Shostik Mrs. A. Skimbo Mrs. J. Skupien Mrs J. Smith Mrs. J. Soltys Mlrs J. Sova Mrs. W. Stovall Mrs. A. Surdyka Mrs. J. Szilasie Mrs. Szmaciasz Mrs Tuzzolino Mrs Urgovitch Mrs. G. Vagasky Mrs. L. Vander Sancle Mrs. F. Vanecek Mrs. M. Vasilenko Mrs. H. Walter Mrs. L. Weiss Mrs. J. Weisser Mrs. S. Woll Mrs. W. Wuerfel Mrs. S. Yuhas Mrs. S. Zemlonsky Mrs . R. Zoerbel PATRONS Dr. J. S. Kocis Dorothy Macko, U.S.C.N.C. Ens. Lillian C. Servas, N.N .C Pvt. Nicholas Bondaruk Steven Dienes, U.S.N.R. Pfc. Michael Favata Pvt. Casey Lesko 5rdfC.P.O. James Malure Staff. Sgt. Bruno Pordon Sgt. 8: Mrs. J. Ruggiero Pfc. Frank Shortino Av'f C John Vasilenko Mae 8: Olga Ray 8: Gladys Ruth 8: Edwin A Friend Friend from Passaic Compliments of Dashy Petrasek Brothers Andyis Meat Market Ontko's Market Andyis Esso Service Senkovits Auto Repair Co. Falls Lighting Service A. Robinson Pharmacy Jewell Pharmacy Antoinette's Beauty Salon Stasia's Beauty Salon Passaic Comets Ass'n. 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Q.-g .gwtv Q' ' V 'Q'4?v:.f.fw ER-v w vW'w? 3757-3731: ig HQ L 'L I N ,., ,, ., , V zum, sinh Z r,.. ,,,5w,,,,7i.f ..,, ,Y yvgf-1,575,317--11 GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TUNE. 1945 ALESSANDRINI, YOLA-40 Westminster Place ALLEN, ANN-9 Westminster Place ALLEN, MARGARET-9 Westminster Place AVELLA, GLORIA-121 Charles Street BAK, PETER-133 Semel Avenue BANASIAK, ZIGMUND-171 Main Street BARBER, WESLEY-86 Hudson Street BENANTI, JOHN-377 Grenelle Avenue BENTIE, MARIE-141 Frederick Street BERLINGERI, JOSEPH-4468 Palisade Avenue BIANCHINI, ISOLINA-95 Jewell Street BIELEN, FLORENCE-393 Outwater Lane BOCHIARO, JOHN-59 Farnham Avenue BOLCAROVIC, IRENE-48 Semel Avenue BONDARUK, PETER-109 Market Street BONGIORNO, VIVIAN-22 Harrison Avenue BOETTCHER, DORIS-132 Hartmann Avenue BREEN, CATHERINE-15 Franklin Avenue BROWN, ALMA-114 Orchard Street BUBEN, MICHAEL-248 River Drive BUDZ, MARIE-57 Prescott Avenue CANGIALOSI, VIVIAN-158 Lincoln Place CAPKO, MARJORIE-186 Cambridge Avenue CELENKO, DOROTHY-51 Monroe Street CHICKO, JOSEPH-12 Maple Street CHIGAS, LORRAINE-63 Columbus Avenue CHINTALA, DORIS-18 Faber Place CHRISTEN, MARTIN-69 Somerset Street CONTE, JOSEPH-157 Grenelle Avenue CUONCO, GLADYS-58 Marsellus Place DAIDONE, JOSEPH-111 Malcolm Avenue DE BENEDETTO, FRANK-230 Grenelle Aven DEC, MARY-156 Lanza Avenue DE CILLIS, ISABELLA-117 Harrison Avenue DEN BLEYKER, ALTHEA-2 Spencer Place DE SALVO, CECELIA-71 Malcolm Avenue DESCAFANO, SADIE-135 Grenelle Avenue DINDAY, PAULINE-179 Cambridge Avenue DONKA, JACK-99 Grand Street DVORCHAK, JOHN-107 Monroe Street DZIUBA, MARY-101 Columbus Avenue FAlCCKINI, LORRAINE-24 Grand Street FAFARA, ALEXANDER-44 Division Avenue FANTASKI, DORIS-167 Cambridge Avenue FARIELLO, MARIE-22 Garfield Avenue FATUOVA, ROCCO-157 Grenelle Avenue FAUST, NORMA-141 Schley Street FECKO, IRENE-95 Grand Street FEDOR, GEORGE-156 Pierre Avenue FELQDMAN, ALEX-232 Lanza Avenue FERRARA, ALICE-20 Semel Avenue FILLER, MICHAEL-118 Orchard Street 116 GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES IUNE. 1945 FRANCICA, MARY-92 Westminster Place FRIEDERMAN, MARION-100 Schley Street FROMBERGER, EVELYN-213 Palisade Avenue GALTIERI, JOSEPH-326 Midland Avenue GARIPPA, RUTH-127 Gaston Avenue GDYK, CHESTER-87 Division Avenue GERMAN, ROSE-73 Division Avenue GIARDINA, ROSALIE-22 Harrison Avenue GLESS, EDWARD-578 River Drive GLOGIEWINCZ, JOHN-9 Plauderville Avenue GUSCIORA, PHYLLIS-89 Semel Avenue HAJNIK, ANNE-390 River Drive HARABULINEC, MICHAEL-15 Monroe Street HARTMANN, MADELINE-34 Bergen Street HEINDL, CAMILLA-20 Blakely Place HERRIAN, MILDRED-114 Elizabeth Street HETZER, EVELYN--153 Banta Avenue HILL, ALBERT--34 Garfield Avenue HILLA, JOSEPH-46 Outwater Lane HRICZON, EDWARD-59 Belmont Avenue JAKUBOSKI, BLANCI-IE-20 Division Avenue JEZERCAK, HELEN-148 Prospect Street KAISER, FREDERICK-49 Marsellus Place KAMINSKI, VIRGINIA-86 Plauderville Avenue KARDASH, CON.-141 Belmont Avenue KARLECKE, CLAUDIA-124 Birchwood Drive, E. KARPINCHIK, PAULINE-252 Semel Avenue KAUFMANN, GERHARD-61 Alpine Street KEMMERER, DOROTHY-32 William Street KILIMAN, VIOLA-61 Alpine Street KMACK, WALTER-148 Plauderville Avenue KMETZ, FLORENCE-95 Belmont Avenue KMETZ, RAYMOND-73 Summit Avenue Paterson KOBYLARZ, FLORENCE-23 Barkley Avenue, Clifton KOPEC, JENNIE-149 Shaw Street KOPEC, LOTTIE-191 Market Street KOST, HELEN-29 Manner Avenue KOVAC, GRACE-25 Main Street KREIGER, ELEANOR-105 Belmont Avenue KUCZIK, ROBERT-157 Ray Street KUSHWARA, STEPHEN-8 Orchard Street KUZMA, LILLIAN-59 Somerset Street KWASNIK, IRENE-12 Somerset Street LESKO, ALICE--127 Cedar Street LICCIARDI, DOROTHY-154 Harrison Avenue LIDWIN, PHILOMENA-118 Hartmann Avenue LIS, ALBIN--104 Van Winkle Avenue LOUIS, EMILIA-195 Wessington Avenue LUCAS, ANNA MAE-26 Wessington Avenue LUSHITSKY, GEORGE-96 Belmont Avenue MALCOSKY, DOLORES-21 Henrietta Street MALEC, JOSEPH-68 Pleasant Avenue MANGANO, MARIE-67 Malcolm Avenue GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES IUNE, 1945 MANGANO, SALVATORE-116 Elizabeth Street MARKOVICH, GEORGE-20 Orchard Street MARTIN, THOMAS-63 Van Winkle Avenue MATTEY, EMIL-226 Palisade Avenue MENNUTO, ANTHONY-29 Cedar Street MICHOTA, HELEN-464 Van Bussum Avenue MILANOWSKI, STELLA-151 Ray Street MILLO, LEONARD-138 Midland Avenue MINIMI, GENEVIEVE-40 Midland Avenue MISKOVSKY, ELEANOR-32 Grand Street MOLITORIS, JACOB-126 Jewell Street MOLOZZI, MILDRED-107 Willard Street MONCHAK, JOHN-51 Commerce Street NAKONECHNY, MICHAEL-26 Davison Street NAKONECHNA, OLGA-16 Main Street NEBBIA, J OSEPHINE-373 Grenelle Avenue NARDINO, GILDA-20 Bellport Place NICKLUS, ELEANOR-100 Spring Street NOVACK, EDWARD-286 Dunker Hood Rd., Paramus NORDYK, PETER-29 Monroe Street NOWAK, FLORENCE-225 Lanza Avenue OBSSUTH, ANDREW-27 Dewey Street OKOLSKI, DORIS-171 Midland Avenue ONTKO, LUDMILA-120 Pierre Avenue OTTERBACH, MARGARET-443 Banta Avenue PASINSKA, JEAN-123 Palisade Avenue PAVEL, PAULINE-101 Cedar Street PELKA, WANDA--156 Shaw Street PELLETERI, FRANK-41 Pacific Avenue PETTINEO, JOSEPH-366 Grenelle Avenue PETZOLD, NORMA-33 Wood Street PILIPSKI, EDWIN-99 Willard Street PODENCE, HELEN-21 Grand Street POPIWCHAK, ANNA-104 Chestnut Street PORDON, ROSE-2 Wood Street POST, MILDRED-35 Marsellus Place PRUZINSKY, EDWARD-125 Cedar Street PYOTT, ALTHEA-81 Cambridge Avenue RAIA, ELEANOR-53 Morris Avenue RAIA, FRANCES-139 Banta Avenue RICCIARDI, ANNE-75 Sherman Place RIGOLIOSO, CHARLES-129 Malcolm Avenue ROBINSON, GERTRUDE-70 Main Street ROEDEMA, CATHERINE-560 Midland Avenue ROMPA, BARBARA-109 Schley Street RUDOLPH, PHYLLIS-261 Outwater Lane RUGGIERO, SUSAN-37 Spencer Place RUSSO, VINCENZA-61 Grenelle Avenue RUSSO, JOSEPH-235 Harrison Avenue RUZENOVSKI, ELIZABETH-362 Palisade Avenue RZEGOTA, CECELIA-86 Plauderville Avenue SADIK, MICHAEL--26 Cedar Street SAGGIO, JOSEPH-58 Market Street GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TUNE. 1945 SALMON, VIRGINIA-50 Somerset Street SANTO, MARIE-25 Krakow Street SCHIMMENTI, JULIAN-535 MacDonald Street SCHUCK, HILDA-77 Cedar Street SCHWEITZER, CHARLES-252 River Drive SENKOVITS, ETHEL-638 River Drive SERVAS, VIOLA-57 Morris Avenue SHEFCIK, IRENE-114 Plauderville Avenue SHORTINO, LUCY-130 Jewell Street SIMONARO, ANTHONY-133 Grenelle Avenue SKIMBO, LILLIAN-22 Wessington Avenue SKUPIEN, MARJORIE-705 Midland Avenue SMARSH, RUTH-61 Pleasant Avenue SOLTYS, FLORENCE--137 Banta Avenue STOVALL, JEANETTE-344 Grenelle Avenue STUTTER, ELAINE-41 Park Avenue STUTTER, J EAN-41 Park Avenue SUDIA, MARIE-113 Shaw Street SUDOL, HELEN-124 River Drive SVAHRA, AUDREY-205 Palisade Avenue SZEKELY, GIZELLA-23 Cedar Street SZILASIE, JOSEPH-23 Garden Court North SZMACIASZ, FRANK-130 Ray Street TELSON, EUGENA--192 Grenelle Avenue TERRITO, JOSEPH-152 Division Avenue THOMAS, RICHARD-200 Cambridge Avenue TIMKO, RICHARD-112 Grand Street TOMCZYK, HELEN--413 Banta Avenue TRAWINSKI, EUGENE-719 Midland Avenue TRAWINSKI, JOHN-459 Madeline Avenue TUZZOLINO, ANNE-135 Grenelle Avenue UGROVITCH, DOROTHY-19 Somerset Street VAGASKY, HELEN-364 River Road VANECEK, VIVIAN-78 Van Winkle Avenue VANDER SANDE, ELEANOR-248 Outwater Lane VAN VLIET, MARGARET-5 Westminster Place VASILENKO, HELEN-423 Lanza Avenue WALTER, HAROLD-66 Lincoln Place WDOWIAK, ANNA-168 Division Avenue WEISSER, ASTRID-7 Market Street WEISSER, VIOLA-7 Market Street WICKOWSKI, FRANK-45 Maple Street WITT, HENRY-137 Sampson Street WUERFEL, JANET-14 Hartmann Avenue YUHAS, DOROTHY-126 Pierre Avenue ZEMLONSKY, DORIS-104 Cambridge Avenue ZOCKOLL, HERBERT-118 Sampson Street ZOERBEL, ELIZABETH--362 Semel Avenue ZOERBEL, RUTH-362 Semel Avenue ZWIAZEK, BRUNO-150 Ray Street ' ff .w .4 :- QQ5 1 fag ffl' 'T' l A vw- ., ks 535. :V if fx - ,. 11355 V ' sf t ' IU , ,fxq 1. 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